Research
The Materials Science research interest group at Kennesaw State University (KSU) uses integrative research methods to face some of our most pressing scientific challenges, ranging from the role of supramolecular structures in catalysis and in functional materials, photoluminescent coinage metal clusters for OLED (organic/molecular light emitting diodes) applications, biopolymers and protein/polymer interactions, energy storage/conversion, exploration of optical properties of photonic structures, low-dimensional materials such as graphene, TMDC (transition metal dichalcogenide monolayers), quantum dots, and nanotubes, to microplastics.
Faculty Who Specialize In This Research
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Mahmoud Asmar Assistant Professor of Physics
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Bharat Baruah Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Chetan Dhital Associate Professor of Physics
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Jeremy Gulley Associate Professor of Physics
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Marina Koether Professor of Chemistry
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Thomas Leeper Associate Professor of Biochemistry
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Somayeh Mashayekhi Associate Professor of Mathematics
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Kisa Ranasinghe Assistant Chair of the Department of Physics and Director of the BS in Physics Program and Professor of Physics
Assistant Chair of the Department of Physics and Director of the BS in Physics Program and Professor of Physics
kranasin@kennesaw.edu
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Carl Saint-Louis Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry
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Janet Shaw Associate Professor of Chemistry
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Rajnish Singh Associate Professor of Chemistry
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Michael Stollenz Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
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Daniela Tapu Professor of Chemistry
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Jianming Wen Associate Professor of Optical Physics
