Dr. Mohammad Jellur Rahman’s research interests span a diverse array of materials science disciplines, with a particular focus on carbon nanotubes and nanomaterials. His expertise extends to plasma modification of carbon nanomaterials, elucidating their unique properties. Additionally, Rahman explores the optical, structural, and electrical characteristics of plasma polymerized thin films, alongside investigating ceramics materials‘ structural and electrical properties. Furthermore, his work encompasses comprehensive studies of soft condensed matters, including crystallization, phase transition, and surface morphology, enhancing our understanding of their mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Rahman’s multifaceted research contributes significantly to advancing materials science.
Punlications Top Notes
“Schottky conduction mechanism in plasma polymerized N-benzylaniline thin films” (2024)
“Direct current conduction mechanism in the methyl acrylate–vinyl acetate composite thin films” (2023)
“Structural and optical behaviours of methyl acrylate-vinyl acetate composite thin films synthesized under dynamic low-pressure plasma” (2023)
“Carbon Nanotube Reinforced Natural Rubber Nanocomposite as a Stretchable Electronic Material” (2023)
“Thickness dependence of structural and optical behavior of plasma polymerized 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene thin films” (2022)
“Thickness dependent thermal and optical properties of plasma polymerized N-benzylaniline thin films” (2021)
“Structural and thickness-dependent optical parameters of plasma polymerized 2-vinylpyridine thin films” (2022)
“Effect of M (Ni, Cu, Zn) doping on the structural, electronic, optical, and thermal properties of CdI2: DFT based theoretical studies” (2021)
“Thickness dependent structural and surface properties of plasma polymerized N-benzylaniline thin films” (2021)
“Carbon nanotube-incorporated cellulose nanocomposite sheet for flexible technology” (2020)