Welcome to the PNP research group.
Plasmonics and Nano-Photonics (PNP) Research Group, led by Dr. Mohammad Bagher Heydari, studies the fundamental aspects of light-matter interaction at the nano-scale andnew optical phenomena. We are a team of enthusiastic scientists at Imam Khomeini International University (IKIU) in Iran, working on plasmonics, the optics of metallic and two-dimensional materials such as graphene. We are interested in modeling the physical world in mathematical terms and this is reflected in the research carried out in the PNP Group.
Please feel free to contact us to exchange thoughts and share dreams.
Mohammad Bagher Heydari
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Haunted Frequencies Podcast
The Haunted Frequencies podcast is dedicated to exploring key topics in electrical engineering, with a particular focus on telecommunications, electromagnetics, and signal processing. Produced by the PNP Research Group, this podcast serves as an informative platform bridging the gap between advanced academic research and practical applications.
Each episode presents in-depth discussions on scientific phenomena, emerging technologies, and cutting-edge research developments, offering valuable insights for students, researchers, and industry professionals alike. By simplifying complex concepts while maintaining scientific rigor, Haunted Frequencies aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of electrical engineering.
More About PNP
The Plasmonics and Nano-Photonics (PNP) Research Group is committed to exploring the fundamental principles of light-matter interactions at the nanoscale. Our research spans plasmonics, nanophotonics, and the optical behavior of metallic and two-dimensional materials such as graphene. By integrating advanced theoretical modeling with experimental investigations, we aim to uncover novel optical phenomena and contribute to the development of cutting-edge photonic technologies.
As a team of dedicated researchers at Imam Khomeini International University (IKIU), we are passionate about pushing the frontiers of science and applying mathematical frameworks to understand complex physical systems.
Watch our introduction video to learn more about our mission, research focus, and ongoing projects.
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