Genber Kerimli

Genber Kerimli

Genber Kerimli is a Professor at Iğdır University's Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering. He holds a Doctorate in Physical Electronics from Azerbaijan State Oil Academy (2002), specializing in electrical discharge effects on solid surfaces. His research focuses on semiconductor materials, solar cell efficiency optimization, polymer insulation aging mechanisms, and nanomaterials for energy storage.

Education:

• Doctorate in Physical Electronics (1998-2002), Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
• Bachelor's Degree in Electrothermic Systems (1983-1990), Azerbaijan State Oil Academy

Research Interests:

Kerimli's work spans solar cell physics, including bifacial silicon cell performance under magnetic fields and particle irradiation. He investigates thermoelectric effects in quantum-confined semiconductors and develops mathematical models for material synthesis processes. His studies on polymer insulation degrade mechanisms address aging caused by electrical discharges and environmental factors. Recent advancements include self-healing hydrogel electrodes for supercapacitors and TCO layers for dye-sensitized solar cells.

Key Contributions:

Published extensively in Chinese Journal of Physics, Results in Physics, and Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry. Advised at least one Master's thesis on power system protection coordination in Iğdır's grid. Teaches core courses including Electronics-I and Electrical Engineering Materials.

Labs/Teams:

Active in semiconductor device fabrication and electrical materials testing laboratories at Iğdır University. Collaborates with international teams on photovoltaic technology and energy storage systems.