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Solid State Physics
- Advanced microscopy and electron diffraction
- Thermal Physics
- Nanotechnology
- Physics for Scientists and Engineers II
PhD students supervised
- Arturo Galindo: “Electrochemical synthesis of multisegmented metallic nanowires to study the magneto/plasmonic coupling by external fields”, UTSA, 2019-at present
- Andrei Hernandez Robles: “Study of electrical properties in low dimensional functional materials”, UTSA, 2018-at present
- Prakash Parajuli: “Microstructural evolution and atomic-level segregation in metallic alloy films: an approach towards grain boundary engineering”, graduated 2019
- Eduardo Ortega: “Analysis of metallic nanowires by electron diffraction and off-axis electron holography”, graduated 2018
- Diego Alducin (2016) “In situ Transmission Electron Microscopy Experimentation of Nanostructured Materials”, graduated 2016
- Jesus Cantu-Valle (2014) “Quantitative phase imaging of metallic nanostructures using off-axis electron holography”, graduated 2014
MS Students supervised
- Bulgun Kinzeeva (2011) “Structural and physicochemical characterization of luminescent materials based on Pi-conjugated macromolecules”
- Ruben Sierra (2011) “Synthesis of dielectric oxides nanoparticles and their incorporation in a polymeric matrix”