معرفی
Masoud Kaveh is an Associate Professor in the Physics Department at James Madison University (JMU), where he has been since 2016. His work focuses on experimental condensed matter physics, particularly in nano/microscale dynamics of charge carriers in semiconductor nanostructures.
- Education:
- PhD in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics, University of Cincinnati (2016)
- MS in Condensed Matter Physics, University of Cincinnati (2011)
- BS in Condensed Matter Physics, Isfahan University of Technology, Iran (2009)
Research: Dr. Kaveh investigates optoelectronic properties of II-VI and III-V semiconductor nanowires, quantum dots, and nanopowders. His methods include fabrication via organic molecular beam deposition and characterization via TEM, SEM, AFM, time-resolved PL, and FWM spectroscopy. His goal is to advance plasmonic heterostructures for low-loss waveguides and energy storage technologies.
Affiliations: His research leverages JMU's facilities, including the Madison Accelerator Lab and equipment for nanoscale fabrication/analysis. Collaborations include teams at the University of Cincinnati and Australian National University (via listed co-authors).
