Mario Navarro Rodriguez

Mario Navarro Rodriguez is a Predoctoral Researcher at the University of Murcia, Spain, under the FPI-MINECO grant program. His research is centered in the field of Applied Physics, focusing on nanomaterials and surface science.

His primary research interests include surface charge dynamics, atomic force microscopy (AFM), and the electronic properties of graphene and 2D materials. He investigates charge transport phenomena and electrostatic effects in nanoscale systems, with particular emphasis on graphene oxide hybrids and their applications in charge extraction.

His recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on surface charge behavior and AFM characterization of 2D materials. Key themes include the modeling of time-dependent electrostatic effects, surface conductivity, and the role of graphene oxide in enhancing charge extraction in hybrid organic-inorganic systems. His work bridges theoretical modeling and experimental analysis.

As a predoctoral researcher funded by the FPI-MINECO grant, he is actively engaged in his doctoral research. There is no mention of students he advises.