Dogan Erbahar

Prof. Dogan Erbahar is a computational physicist at Dogus University in Istanbul, Turkey. He specializes in studying nanocarbons (carbon nanotubes, graphene, fullerenes) using molecular dynamics and density functional theory to analyze their electronic, mechanical, and vibrational properties. His current research focuses on twisted bilayer carbon nanostructures' vibrational and tribological properties, as well as catalytic properties of carbon-based nanostructures in space. He actively participates in multiple working groups (WG1, WG2, WG3, WG4) within international collaborative networks. His work bridges theoretical physics and materials engineering, with emphasis on interdisciplinary applications.

• Affiliations: Dogus University, Istanbul, Turkey
• Research Methods: Molecular Dynamics, Density Functional Theory
• Key Projects: Twisted bilayer systems, space catalysis, tribology of nanostructures

Prof. Erbahar contributes to scientific networks through grants and collaborative initiatives but no specific awards or grants are explicitly detailed in the provided information.