Cezar Gaman

Dr. Cezar Gaman is a Senior Researcher at the School of Physical Sciences, Dublin City University. His work focuses on plasma diagnostics and control systems, with applications in semiconductor processing and nanomaterial synthesis.

Research Interests: Specializing in plasma physics, Gaman's research spans atomic oxygen measurement in atmospheric pressure plasmas, real-time control of electron density in capacitively coupled systems, and dual-frequency plasma etching for silicon processing. He also investigates pulsed-plasma synthesis of graphene and its biomedical applications.

Publication Trends: Recent works emphasize advanced diagnostics (laser-induced fluorescence, hairpin probes), plasma control methodologies (PI controllers, feedback loops), and scalable electrode systems for large-area plasma processing. His studies often bridge theoretical modeling (particle-in-cell simulations) with experimental validation.

Contact: Email cezar.gaman@dcu.ie for collaboration opportunities in plasma engineering and materials science.