Prof.  Nahhas has received his Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, USA  in 1996

He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Electronics) from University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA in 2001.

Professor Nahhas’s research has been centered on developing new photonic and electronic devices at micro and nanoscales involving various functional materials such as rare-earth doped oxides, wide bandgap semiconductors, and nanostructured materials Professor Nahhas’s research investigates Epitaxial growth and fabrication  of ZnO and GaN optical devices. Fabrication of MSM photodetectors have been developed on macroscale area of wafer surface using a directed self-organization method, and have been investigated as an interaction medium in optical, electrical, chemical, and biological domains. Surface-plasmon phenomena occurring in structures are of particular interest, since many novel properties can be derived from those and can be incorporated into an on-chip configuration for interaction with other functional materials

 

 

Group 4 Wide Bandgap Semiconductors design and Fabrication

Design of Solid State Electronics Devices

MOCVD - Metal Oxide Chemical Vapor Deposition

  Pulsed Laser Deposition and Magnetron Sputtering Deposition

 

ZnO , GaN , Silicon and Sapphire based Devices

e-learning interactive Courseware design and development 

Professor Nahhas has participated in Reviewing Several Academic articles and dissertations

 in the areas of Electrical, Electronics, Communications, Control Engineering, and E-learning as follows

 An Official Reviewer in the 2nd International e-learning Conference 2011, Saudi Arabia

Reviewing 4 Articles for the Journal of Engineering, UQU, Saudi Arabia 

 Reviewing 4 Dissertations for Masters Degrees

Reviewing 9 Articles for associate professor Rank applicants for several Saudi universities

 

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Updated on Dec 29, 2011