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Amir Zangiabadi

Materials Science and Engineering

City College of New York

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About Amir Zangiabadi at City College of New York

Amirali Zangiabadi is a materials scientist at Columbia University specializing in 2D materials, graphene, and semiconductor devices for next-generation electronics. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "Growth and characterization of II-VI semiconductor multilayer quantum-well structures for two-color quantum well infrared photodetector applications".

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2D materialsgraphenesemiconductor devicesvan der Waals heterostructuresepitaxial thin filmsnanoscale contactselectronic propertiesmaterials characterization
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