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Mahmoud AlGharram research focuses on the electrochemical synthesis and characterization of functional nanocomposite materials for optoelectronic, energy, and biomedical applications. I am particularly interested in tailoring the structural, optical, and electrical properties of conducting polymers and metal oxide-based nanostructures to enhance their performance in devices such as solar cells, sensors, and photodynamic therapeutic platforms. My scientific work has resulted in the publication of over 38 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact international journals, covering topics such as polyaniline-metal oxide hybrid films, MXene-based synaptic devices, and the optimization of perovskite solar cells. I am also engaged in the development of novel methods for nanoparticle dispersion and thin-film deposition, with a strong emphasis on green and scalable synthesis approaches. Throughout my academic career, I have gained extensive experience in various material characterization techniques, including Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and UV-Vis-NIR spectroscopy. I also utilize advanced electrochemical techniques and optical modeling to explore the linear and nonlinear optical behavior of hybrid systems. I am currently a faculty member at the German Jordanian University and have served as a reviewer for multiple international journals, including Ceramics International, Surfaces and Interfaces, Next Nanotechnology, and Current Applied Physics. My research collaborations span both national and international partners, supporting the advancement of smart nanomaterials for emerging technologies.

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