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Dr. Mohamed Kamel Riahi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Khalifa University, specializing in computational mathematics, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. His research focuses on high-performance computational solutions for complex systems in nuclear energy, fluid dynamics, and electromagnetism, with a particular emphasis on integrating advanced mathematical models and quantum-inspired algorithms. Education: MSc in Applied Mathematics from Paris Dauphine University; PhD in Mathematical Sciences from Pierre and Marie Curie University. Research Interests: Quantum Computing and Physics-Informed Machine Learning Computational Algorithms for High-Performance Computing Optimal Control of Partial Differential Equation (PDE)-Governed Systems Domain Decomposition & Parallel Time Methods Tensor Computations and Reduced Order Modeling Nonlinear Numerical Optimization Dr. Riahi actively mentors PhD and MSc students in areas like seismic wave modeling and AI-driven optimization, while serving on editorial boards for journals such as Applied Numerical Mathematics and PLOS ONE . His recent grant projects include quantum-inspired algorithms for fluid mechanics and reactor physics, funded by collaborations with ENTC-TII-ENEC. Scientific Awards: Inverse Problems Outstanding Reviewer Award Affiliated Centers: Emirates Nuclear Technology Center

• Computational Mathematics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Quantum Computing
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Dr. Nayla El Kork serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at Khalifa University, where she has conducted teaching and research activities since joining in 2010. Her work bridges molecular physics with space science applications and quantum technologies, supported by international collaborations across the Middle East, Europe, and the U.S.A. Her academic credentials include: PhD in Physics from Universite Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France (2009) Master of Science in Physics from Universite Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France Bachelor of Science in Physics from Beirut Arab University, Lebanon Dr. El Kork's research centers on the electronic structure of diatomic molecules, laser cooling techniques, and molecular linelists for space sciences. She investigates applications in quantum computing (leveraging long coherence times and dipole-dipole interactions), ultracold chemistry (studying quantum reaction dynamics), and planetary atmosphere modeling. Her work directly supports UAE space initiatives including the Emirates Mars Mission and Emirates Mission to the Asteroid Belt, correlating molecular properties with space weather and planetary dynamics. Her scientific recognition includes: Max Planck Institute Grant during doctoral research Dr. El Kork has successfully supervised multiple MSc and PhD graduates and currently mentors a post-doctoral researcher while maintaining active PhD recruitment. She secures consecutive research grants, including a major project extending through 2027 focused on diatomic molecule characterization for space science applications. Her team collaborates with institutions in the UAE, UK, and USA, and offers structured internship opportunities for students at all academic levels. She leads research within Khalifa University's Space and Planetary Science Group, directing projects on molecular spectroscopy and quantum applications with direct relevance to interstellar and planetary atmospheric studies.

• Molecular Physics
• Quantum Physics
• Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics (AMO)
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Prof. Hadi Susanto is a distinguished academic in Applied Mathematics at Khalifa University , with adjunct professorships at Universitas Indonesia and Institut Teknologi Sumatera. He holds a PhD from the University of Twente and has held positions at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, University of Nottingham, and University of Essex, where he was promoted to Professor in 2014. He serves as Associate Editor for journals including IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics and Frontiers in Photonics . PhD: University of Twente (2006) MSc: University of Twente (2003) BSc: Institut Teknologi Bandung (2001) Associate Fellow, Higher Education Academy (2013) His research spans Dynamical Systems , Nonlinear Waves , and Mathematical Modelling , with applications in Physics , Biology , and Optics . Recent projects include machine learning for dynamical systems and origami-based metamaterials . His 15 most recent publications cover topics like nonlinear Schrödinger equations , COVID-19 transmission models , and chaotic lattice dynamics , reflecting his interdisciplinary expertise. As Principal Investigator , he leads projects such as DUSTnBLOOM (climate change impacts on algal blooms) and astrodynamics software development , aligning with Khalifa University's research priorities. He mentors numerous PhD and postdoctoral researchers, with former advisees including Rudy Kusdiantara and Sendy Phang . Associate Editor, IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics (OUP) Member, KU Graduate Student Committee (2021–present) Advisory Board, Institut Teknologi Bandung

• Dynamical Systems
• Nonlinear Waves
• Mathematical Modelling
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Dr. Marko Gacesa is an Assistant Professor in the Physics Department at Khalifa University. His research bridges space science with atomic and molecular physics, focusing on planetary atmospheres, cold plasmas, and innovative technologies for in situ resource utilization (ISRU) in space settlements and climate change mitigation on Earth. PhD in Physics (Atomic, Molecular, and Optical), University of Connecticut (2010) MSc in Physics, University of Connecticut (2009) Diploma in Physics, University of Zagreb (2004) Dr. Gacesa’s research spans three key areas: (1) non-thermal processes in planetary atmospheres , particularly Mars, Venus, Titan, Io, and exoplanets; (2) ISRU technologies for resource extraction on the Moon and Mars, including oxygen/hydrogen from lunar regolith and CO2 conversion via cold plasma; and (3) molecular modeling of 2D catalysts in collaboration with the Center for Catalysis and Separation Research. His work involves partnerships with NASA’s MAVEN mission and the Emirates Mars Mission. He has taught courses such as Advanced Computational Physics, Atomic and Molecular Physics for Space Scientists, and University Physics. Dr. Gacesa also explores societal impacts of disruptive technologies like AI and fintech.

• Atomic and Molecular Physics
• Planetary Atmospheres
• In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)
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Dr. Berihu Teklu Gebrehiwot is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Khalifa University, specializing in quantum information, metrology, and computation. His research focuses on quantum estimation, entanglement generation, and quantum communication protocols. Ph.D. in Theoretical Quantum Information, University of Milan M.Sc. in Theoretical Quantum Optics, Addis Ababa University B.Sc. in Physics (minor Mathematics), Addis Ababa University His work explores quantum-enhanced sensing protocols, particularly in sloppy statistical models where parameters are interdependent. He investigates entanglement dynamics in cavity magnomechanical systems and develops techniques for force sensing in inverted potentials. Recent publications highlight his contributions to quantum metrology of spin chains, magnon blockade, and feedback control of quantum correlations. A 2021 Entropy paper received an Editor’s Choice award. Critical metrology of minimally accessible anisotropic spin chains (2024) Strong magnon blockade via squeezing (2023) Feedback control in magnomechanical systems (2023) Quantum phase communication with noiseless amplifiers (2019) He advises MSc student Firoz Chogle on precision measurement in nonlinear quantum oscillators and collaborates with Prof. Ernesto Damiani and Dr. Jianyi Lin on quantum computing projects.

• Quantum Information
• Quantum Metrology
• Quantum Computation
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Mauro Junior is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Physics at Khalifa University (KU). He earned his PhD in Optical Sciences from the University of Arizona (1992) and has held prestigious roles including Head of the Department of Condensed Matter Theory at the Czech Republic's Institute of Physics and Professor at Sheffield Hallam University. Current research focuses on Quantum Transport and Optics , Nonequilibrium Green's Functions , and Terahertz/Mid-Infrared Radiation . Developed the TERA-MIR Network and unified THz and Mid-Infrared Radiation as the Chair of COST ACTION MP1204 and NATO TERA-MIR Conferences. Contributions span medical diagnostics (e.g., THz breath analysis for early disease detection) and environmental applications (e.g., water quality sensors). Scientific Awards : Named SPIE Fellow (2011) for theoretical contributions to semiconductor materials. Received the SPIE Innovation Award (2019) for service in organizing NATO/COST TERA-MIR conferences. Teaching : Courses include Quantum Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, and Quantum Transport and Optics.

• Quantum Transport
• Quantum Optics
• Semiconductor Materials
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Dr. Abdulhadi Shoufan is an Associate Professor at the Computer and Information Engineering Department of Khalifa University . His research spans embedded security , cryptographic hardware , and secure drone operations , alongside innovative contributions to educational technology and lecture-free instruction . PhD in Computer Engineering from Technische Universitaet Darmstadt (2007) Director of the Learn-Smartly.com platform (2018–present) Research funded by TII , UAE Ministry of Education , and Hess State Ministry His recent work focuses on zero-trust architectures for chip-to-chip communication, AI-driven drone identification , and generative AI in education . Key trends include applying cryptographic methods to hardware security and leveraging YouTube for quality-controlled educational content delivery. Scientific Awards : Multiple teaching awards from Technische Universitaet Darmstadt Current Projects : Chip-to-Chip Zero-Trust Architecture (TII-funded) Lecture-Free Instruction (Mohammed Bin Rashid Smart Learning Program) LEEVs (YouTube content endorsement system)

• Embedded Security
• Cryptographic Hardware
• Post-Quantum Cryptography
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Dr. Akbar Ali Mohamad is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Khalifa University. He joined in August 2022 after serving as an Assistant Professor at King Faisal University (Saudi Arabia) and Sejong University (South Korea). His research spans computational chemistry, focusing on gas phase astrochemistry, atmospheric and combustion chemistry, catalysis, molecular electronics material design, and organic reaction mechanisms for anti-cancer drugs. He completed his BSc and MSc in Chemistry at Aligarh Muslim University, India, and earned his PhD in Chemistry from IIT Madras. His postdoctoral work at Michigan Engineering and University of Michigan involved combustion and atmospheric chemistry research. Research Areas: Computational modeling of reaction mechanisms, astrochemistry, atmospheric chemistry, catalysis, molecular electronics materials Key Projects: Biofuel decomposition kinetics, atmospheric reaction pathways, 2D/3D material design Expertise: Quantum chemical methods, statistical rate theory, potential energy surface analysis His group utilizes advanced computational tools (Gaussian, MolPro, Polyrate) and Khalifa University's High Performance Computation Facilities. The lab trains students in theoretical chemistry and collaborates with international scientists.

• Gas Phase Astrochemistry
• Atmospheric Chemistry
• Combustion Chemistry
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Dr. Dalaver Hussain Anjum serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, UAE. With over 270 publications spanning Materials Science, Catalysis, and Energy Storage, his work bridges experimental physics and engineering applications. He holds leadership roles in advanced materials characterization through Khalifa University's research infrastructure. His educational background includes: PhD in Physics (2002), University at Albany-SUNY, NY, USA MS in Physics (1998), University at Albany-SUNY, NY, USA Dr. Anjum's research centers on nanoscale materials characterization using advanced electron microscopy techniques. He investigates structure-property relationships in metal alloys, 2D materials, and nanocatalysts, with applications in energy storage, water desalination, and clean energy harvesting. His experimental work integrates aberration-corrected STEM with computational physics methods like DFT, focusing on tailoring electronic properties of hybrid low-dimensional materials and single-atom catalysts for industrial applications. Recent publications (2020-2022) reveal strong interdisciplinary trends across Materials Science, Catalysis, and Nanoelectronics. His work consistently combines experimental electron microscopy with theoretical modeling to solve materials challenges in alloys, catalytic systems, and photonic devices, demonstrating expertise in nanoscale mechanical property mapping and advanced sample preparation techniques. Scientific recognition: No specific awards documented in provided materials Dr. Anjum actively mentors doctoral researchers and teaches core physics courses including Quantum Physics and Solid State Physics. His research program is supported through Khalifa University's Center for Catalysis and Separation Research, with projects addressing gas-sensing materials, metal alloy strengthening mechanisms, and single-atom catalyst development for sustainable energy applications. He leads a research team within the Center for Catalysis and Separation Research, utilizing advanced electron microscopy facilities for atomic-scale materials characterization. His laboratory focuses on developing novel characterization protocols for hybrid nanomaterials and catalytic systems, with strong industry connections in energy and environmental technology sectors.

• Electron Microscopy
• Materials Science
• Nanotechnology
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Dr. Jaime Viegas serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Khalifa University. Previously, he was a founding faculty member of Masdar Institute's Microsystems Engineering Program (2010-2017) prior to its integration with Khalifa University, and held visiting positions at MIT's Research Laboratory of Electronics. His academic credentials include: PhD in Physics (University of Porto, 2010) MSc in Optoelectronics and Lasers (University of Porto, 2003) BSc in Optoelectronics and Lasers (University of Porto, 2000) Dr. Viegas specializes in Silicon Photonics , Optical Sensors , and Nanofabrication , with research addressing thermal stability challenges in photonic integrated circuits through multilayer platforms. His work bridges semiconductor manufacturing, AI accelerators, and quantum computing applications, focusing on practical implementations for high-bandwidth communications and energy systems. He has secured major research funding including: Masdar Institute/MIT flagship project on solar spectrum watersplitting (2015-2017) GlobalFoundries/IME collaboration on piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers KU/Semiconductor Research Center Center of Excellency in Integrated Photonics (2018-2020) resulting in 7 US patents. His mentorship includes three PhD students and a post-doctoral fellow. Dr. Viegas established specialized laboratories for photonics and nanoscale fabrication at Masdar Institute, and currently leads a research group at Khalifa University developing silicon photonics systems with industry partners including GlobalFoundries.

• Silicon Photonics
• Optical Sensors
• Nanotechnology
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