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Md Khan serves as a Visitor (Faculty) in the Department of Applied Physics and a Doctoral Student within the School of Science, actively contributing to the NanoMaterials research group. His work centers on carbon nanotube-based electronic materials and devices.
Education includes:
- Master's degree in Engineering and Technology from University of Eastern Finland (awarded 23 Aug 2016)
- Master's degree in Engineering and Technology from Shahjalal University of Science & Technology (awarded 30 Jun 2011)
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering and Technology from Shahjalal University of Science & Technology (awarded 31 Dec 2009)
Research interests prioritize Carbon Nanotubes (100% fingerprint match), Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (38%), Transparent Conducting Films (30%), and Chemical Vapor Deposition (29%), with applications in nanoelectronics and high-performance materials.
Publication trends (2020–2025) reveal consistent focus on synthesizing semiconducting carbon nanotubes and optimizing device performance. Key themes include reproducibility in floating-catalyst CVD, performance-yield tradeoffs in transparent conductors, and transport property measurement techniques.
Scientific recognition:
- No formal awards listed
- Work covered by 7 news outlets
- 41 Mendeley readers
- 80 social media shares
Advising and funding:
- No current advisees or students mentioned
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Khan collaborates within the NanoMaterials team on carbon nanotube growth and device fabrication, with co-authors including Esko Kauppinen, Harri Jiang, and Zhen Sun, indicating strong institutional partnerships in nanomaterials research.
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