Khaled Mohammed

Dr. Khaled Mohammed is a Researcher at the University of Southampton, specializing in silicon photonics and advanced materials characterization. His work focuses on high-speed silicon photonic devices, photonic integrated circuits (PICs), and catalytic applications. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Southampton (2010–2014), following earlier degrees from Sohag University (BSc, 2001; MSc, 2007).

His research interests include the characterization and optimization of modulators and photodetectors for optical communication systems, alongside the development of PIC design and simulation techniques for telecommunications and LiDAR applications. He also explores advanced testing methodologies for improving device reliability.

Dr. Mohammed has published extensively in materials science and catalysis, with recent work focusing on palladium nanoparticles, photocatalytic Hg(II) removal, and supercapacitor electrode materials. His interdisciplinary approach bridges catalysis and photonics, leveraging expertise in synchrotron-based characterization methods (X-ray, IR spectroscopy).

While no awards are explicitly listed, his active research collaborations and diverse publication topics highlight his contributions to interdisciplinary materials science. No grants or advising roles are noted in the provided information.