Scopus h-Index
NO | Name | h-index |
1 | Makram Abdul-mutaleb Fakhry | 34 |
2 | Ahmed Waeel Abdulwahhab | 14 |
3 | Nebras Issam Mohammed | 11 |
4 | Ali Abdulkhaleq Abdulhadi | 10 |
5 | Adbullah Khudiar Abass | 14 |
6 | Jassim Kadhim Hmood | 10 |
7 | Kadhim Abid Hubeatir Khusbaq | 9 |
8 | Abdulhadi Kadhim Jidran | 14 |
9 | Mohammed Jalal Abdulrazzaq | 10 |
10 | Razi Jabur Shageeth | 5 |
11 | Hiba Hassan Abdullah | 5 |
12 | Taif Aied Faesal | 6 |
13 | Hayder Hasen Muhammed | 4 |
14 | Muhammed Fadhil Abaas | 3 |
15 | Kareem Husain Jawad | 5 |
16 | Kareem Hussein Jawad | 3 |
17 | Ali hameed Abdulhadi | 3 |
18 | Muthana Ammar Hassan | 3 |
19 | Israa Kahtan Hamed | 3 |
20 | Sudad Issam Younis | 3 |
21 | Zahraa Sabeeh Qasim | 5 |
22 | Mstafa Mehdi Mhosin | 3 |
23 | Sara Usama Norry | 3 |
24 | Sabah Hassan Ali | 3 |
25 | Ruaa Shaker Mahmood | 3 |
26 | Shams Bassil Ali | 2 |
27 | Saad Zahraw Sakhi | 1 |
28 | May Abdulkareem Abduljabar | 2 |
29 | Safa Salam Radhi | 1 |
30 | Husain Ali Shaker | 1 |
Publons h-Index
(h-index) in Publons 2024 Mar
no | Name | h-index |
1 | Makram Abdul-mutaleb Fakhry | 27 |
2 | Ahmed Waeel Abdulwahhab | 11 |
3 | Adbullah Khudiar Abass | 9 |
4 | Nebras Issam Mohammed | 10 |
5 | Ali Abdulkhaleq Abdulhadi | 10 |
6 | Jassim Kadhim Hmood | 8 |
7 | Kadhim Abid Hubeatir Khusbaq | 6 |
8 | Abdulhadi Kadhim Jidran | 8 |
9 | Mohammed Jalal Abdulrazzaq | 8 |
10 | Razi Jabur Shageeth | 3 |
11 | Hiba Hassan Abdullah | 5 |
12 | Taif Aied Faesal | 4 |
13 | Hayder Hasen Muhammed | 3 |
14 | Muhammed Fadhil Abaas | 3 |
15 | Kareem Husain Jawad | 3 |
16 | Kareem Hussein Jawad | 3 |
17 | Ali hameed Abdulhadi | 2 |
18 | Muthana Ammar Hassan | 3 |
19 | Israa Kahtan Hamed | 2 |
20 | Sudad Issam Younis | 2 |
21 | Zahraa Sabeeh Qasim | 3 |
22 | Mstafa Mehdi Mhosin | 2 |
23 | Sara Usama Norry | 2 |
24 | Sabah Hassan Ali | 1 |
25 | Shams Bassil Ali | 1 |
26 | Saad Zahraw Sakhi | 1 |
27 | May Abdulkareem Abduljabar | 1 |
28 | Safa Salam Radhi | 1 |
29 | Husain Ali Shaker | 1 |
Scientific Promotions of the Teaching Staff
Scientific Promotions Committee
Considering the scientific promotion is a realistic privilege for the academic staff in the academic institute (the department), it is an essential task to promote the scientific research process as well as to integrity and sedateness of the department and the staff members.
The scientific promotion committee department is trying to explain the regulations and roles of the promotion process to the academic staff of the department and to bridging the relations with the university scientific promotion committee according to the acting roles and regulations that controlling scientific promotion process
The Scientific Promotions Committee consists of:
Description | Name | Scientific degree |
Head | Dr. Fareed Fares Rasheed | Professor |
member | Khalid Salim Shibib | Professor |
member | Dr. Jasim Khadhim Hmood | Assistant Professor |
member | Dr. Abdul Hadi Khadhim | Assistant Professor |
Rapporteur of the Committee | Dr. Ali abdul Khaliq | Assistant Lecturer |
Researches published in scientific journals
Researches published in scientific journals in 2022
No | Paper | Authors | Journal | No | Publish Date |
1 | Proposal of PPM-RZ-mQAM scheme for suppressing nonlinear phase noise in high spectral ultra-DWDM system | Prof. Dr.Jassim K Hmood | Optical and Quantum Electronics | 54 | 1/1/2022 |
2 | Q-switched erbium-doped fiber laser based on nanodiamond saturable absorber | Prof.Aseel A Shgati Prof. Dr.Jassim K Hmood Dr. Rahman I Mahdi | Optics & Laser Technology | 146 | 1/2/2022 |
3 | A tunable optical frequency comb source using cascaded frequency modulator and Mach–Zehnder modulators | Lec. Yusef I Alhamdani Prof. Dr.Jassim K Hmood Prof Dr. Tahreer Safa Mansoor | Journal of Optical Communications | 28 | 28/3/2022 |
4 | Broadband ASE source for S+ C+ L bands using hafnia-bismuth based erbium co-doped fibers | Prof. Dr.Jassim K Hmood | Optik | 255 | 1/4/2022 |
5 | Passively mode-locked erbium-doped fiber laser based on a nanodiamond saturable absorber | Prof.Aseel A Shgati Prof. Dr.Jassim K Hmood Prof Dr. Sulyman | Applied Optics | 61 | 10/5/2022 |
6 | Power consumption management in hybrid optical – wireless access network | Lec. Ahmeed W Abdulwahab | Optical fiber technology | 70 | 28/3/2022 |
7 | Synthesis of LiNbO3/SiO2/Si Nanostructures Layer by Layer Based on Mach-Zehnder Modulator Using Pulsed Laser Deposition Route | Assist Prof Dr Abdulaa K Abaas | Silicon | 54 | 28/4/2022 |
8 | Secure WDM-free space optical communication system based optical chaotic | Assist Prof Dr Abdulaa K Abaas | Optical and Quantum Electronics | 477 | 26/6/2022 |
Researches published in scientific journals in 2021
No | Paper | Researchers | Journal | No | Date |
1 | Corrsion inhibitors Areview | Prof. Abdulhadi K Judran Prof. Ahmed A | int.J.Scale inhib. | 1 | 17/1/2021 |
2 | Synthesis and characterization of triazol derivative as new corrosion inhibitor for mild steel in 1M HCI solution complemented with antibacterial studies | Prof. Abdulhadi K Judran Prof. Ahmed A Prof Gassan | Journal of Physics
| 12011
| 1/3/2021 |
3 | Anticorrosion and antibacterial effects of new Schiff base derived from hydrazine | Prof. Shaimma Jafer Prof. Abdul hadi K judran Prof Gassan Mohanned Saleem | Journal of Physics
| 12021
| 1/4/2021 |
4 | Green synthesis of reduce graphene oxide by green tea leaves | Prof. Abdul Hadi Prof Farah Tareq | ICMLAP 2020 Journal of Physics: Conference Series
| 12070
| 20/5/2021 |
5 | Rapid thermal oxidation of nano silver film for solar cell fabrication.
| Prof. Makaram A Almutallab Rajaa Basheer Amel Banoosh |
Digest Journal of Nanomaterials & Biostructures (DJNB)
| 16 | 1/4/2021 |
6 | Design microstructure fibers as sensor for protection against x-ray abdominal region exposure
| Prof. Salah Aldeen Dr. Bushra Rzooky | Materials Today: Proceedings
| 42 | 1/5/2021 |
7 | Effect of CO 2 Laser on Glazed Zircon Surface Complemented by ZrO 2 Oxide
| Prof Kadhim A Hubeeter | Engineering and Technology Journal
| 39 | 3/2021 |
8 | Experimental Study of Underwater Wireless Optical Communication from Clean Water to Turbid Harbor under Various Conditions
| Prof. Salah Adeen Adbnan Taha Dr Hassan Ahmed Dr. Ahmad Aljalabiy | International Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics | Vol. 16, No. 2 , pp. 219-226
| 4/2021 |
Researches published in scientific journals in 2020
Researches published in scientific journals in 2019
2019 International Researches – ISI Scientific Journals
Researches published in scientific journals in 2018
No | Paper Title | Researchers | Abstract | Journal | Vol. No. | Date |
1 | The effect of laser power, blood perfusion, thermal and optical properties of human liver tissue on thermal damage in LITT | Prof Khalid Salem Prof. Dr. Mohammed abdulwahhab Lateef HA | In this work, the finite-element method (FEM) was used to predict the temperature distribution, and the thermal damage volume in human liver tissue subjected to laser in laser-induced interstitial thermotherapy (LITT). The effect of laser power, blood perfusion, and thermal and optical properties on maximum temperature and thermal damage volume were predicted using the finite-element method. A computer program was written in visual basic language, which was verified by comparing its result with data published elsewhere. The bio-heat equation together with the effect of linear laser source were used to simulate heat transfer through tissue from which the temperature distributions, and the subsequent thermal damage, were obtained based on Arrhenius equation. In this mathematical model for LITT, it was found that increasing laser power, absorption, and scattering coefficient increased the damage zone while increasing tissue water content, perfusion rate, and tissue anisotropy factor decreased the damage zone. These findings are important aspects for doctors in the pre-estimation of the damage zone before starting the therapy so as to kill only the desired zone. | Lasers Med Sci | Vol.32, No.9 | -17 Sep. |
2 | TRANSIENT ANALYTICAL SOLUTION OF TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION AND FRACTURE LIMITS IN PULSED SOLID STATE LASER ROD | Prof Khalid Salem Prof. Dr. Mohammed abdulwahhab Dr. Mohammed Abdulrazzaq Luma Hassan | The exact analytical solution of axis-symmetry transient temperature and Tresca failure stress in pulsed mode solid state laser rod is derived using Integral transform method. The result obtained from this work is compared with previously published data and good agreement is found. The effect of increasing period is studied, and it is found that at constant pulse width as the period is increased, the allowable pumping power is increased too. Furthermore, the effect of changing pulse width with a constant period is studied, and it is found that as the pulse width is increased, the allowable pumping power is decreased. The effect of duty cycle is studied also and it is found that as duty cycle is increased the allowable pumping power is decreased. This work permits proper selection of pulse width, period and duty cycle to avoid laser rod fracture while obtaining maximum output laser power in the designing of laser system. | THERMAL SCIENCE | Vol.21, No.4 | 17 Sep |
3 | Underwater Wireless Optical Communication System Modulate 532nm along 7m by DD/IM | Mazin Ali Ahmed Salah aldeen Adnan Araff abdulrahman MaHA Sadeq | In this paper experimentally investigated error-free underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) system over 7m path in laboratory tap water with up to 46.808dB and BER less than 2.487×10-6. The laser diode source of wavelength 532 nm with 50mW has modulated by intensity modulation/direct detection (IM/DD) technique, BER and S/N have inspected in an underwater optical wireless communication channel with five different water channels types. These are tap water, different concentration of Maalox (Mg(OH)2 and Al(OH)3) in order to obtain high turbid water and salt with Maalox. The analysis of BER has achieved for pulse width modulation (PWM) to transmit a text from optical transmitter to receiver. Results shows that salt and Maalox content decreases the received power, S/N and increase in BER. Also, that 532nm wavelength is the suitable choice for a clear water channel. | Electrical Engineering | 113(2017) | 17 Dec |
4 | Transporting 8 × 10 Gbps WDM Ro-FSO Under Various Weather Conditions | Mazin Ali Ahmed Salah aldeen Adnan Sarah Ali | Radio overfree space optics (Ro-FSO) is a modern communication technique that promises a development future. In this paper, WDM Ro-FSO communication system has designed (10 Gbps×8λ) for transmissions 80 Gbps data rate via the largest possible distance under clear air, heavy rain, and heavy fog atmosphere conditions of FSO link, with test the best wavelengths performance of (193.1 to 93.8) THz that each one (wavelength) carry 10 Gbps by employ BER analyzer at receiver channels. The electric signals produced by phase shift keying (PSK) modulation technique modulated the information (10 Gbps) on RF signal (20 GHz). The results of transporting 80 Gbps were 5 km under clear air weather condition, 1.2 km under heavy rain, and 0.2 km under heavy fog condition. Finally, the different wavelengths that carry high-value data rate are tested by measurement of the BER and Q factor for each received channel, and the theoretical model of PSK modulation is analyzed. | Journal of Optical Communications | Vol. 38, issue 4 | 17 Dec |
5 | Investigating The Performance Of Underwater Wireless Optical Communication with Intensity Modulation Direct Detection Technique | Mazin Ali Ahmed Salah aldeen Adnan Maha Sadeq Ahmed Jeead | In this paper, the BER and losses are inspected experimentally in an underwater optical wireless communication system (UWOC) with different water types. Results show that salt and Maalox content increase BER and power losses. | OSA conference Optical Society America 2017 | ISBN:978-1-943580-36-1 | 17 Nov |
6 | Investigating Link Budget of Underwater Wireless Optical Communication with Intensity Modulation Direct Detection Technique | Mazin Ali Ahmed Salah aldeen Adnan Maha Sadeq Ahmed Jeead | In this paper, we experimentally investigated power and S/N of error-free underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) system over 7m link in laboratory tap water. Results show that salt and Maalox content decreases the received power. | OSA conference Optical Society America 2017 | ISBN:978-1-943580-36-1 | 17 Nov |
7 | An Investigation on Optical Measuring Systems using Different Types of Optical Fibre Links and Performance of Optical Sensors | Muthana Ammar | One of the most notable characteristics of free-space optical measurement systems is their capability for directly affecting those assessment systems which operate within the context of propagation paths. As the literature attests to, light is dispersed or interfered with as it propagates through an optical fibre, the consequence of which is that the signal at the output end experiences a level of loss. However, the degree to which loss occurs as part of this process can be detected with appropriate technologies, and each error can they be afforded with an uncertainty outcome. | international journal of science and research | volume7, Issue1 | 18 Jan |
8 | Theoretical Analysis of Fiber Bragg Grating Tunable Filter Utilizing Tensile /Compression Technique | Ayad Zweyan Bdula Khudaier abass | In this paper a wideband tunable filter based on fiber Bragg grating (TF-FBG) utilizing tensile/ compression technique is theoretically investigated. According to the results, a wide tuning range is achieved about 48.36 nm in C-band region from 1513.7 nm to 1562.1 nm; 12.09 nm for tension and 36.27 nm for compression (C-band refers to the wavelength range 1530-1565 nm). While, for L-band region the wavelength shift is slightly greater than in the C-band region about 49.272 nm from 1543 nm to 1592.3 nm; 12.3 nm for tension and 36.972 nm for compression (L-band refers to the wavelength range 1565-1625 nm). | Dyalia Journal | Vol.11, No.2 | 18 June |
9 | Study the Dye Decolorization of Wastewater Using Bentonite, H2O2, Ultrasonic and Laser Techniques | Ayad Zwaeen Ali Shareef Hamadi H.A.M. Redha | The bentonite is an adsorbent material that is used frequently in industrial fields. bentonite was used with laser to treat wastewater, when laser is a new technique that has ability to remove the dye. Using of laser as a source to refresh with high efficiency has the important in industrial field.In this study laser diode with power 50 mw, He-Ne laser with power 10 mw and DPSSL with power 500 mw were used with the help of ultrasonic bath and H2O2 to promote the work of the laser. AFM and FTIR testing were made to bentonite to study the characteristics of it. Minitab program was used to facilitate calculations and choose the optimum parameters of experiments. The optimum input conditions of experiments to remove the dye from wastewater were chosen. The best concentration of bentonite is 4 g/l, the best temperature of wastewater is 42◦C, the best time of work is 27 min and the best concentration of H2O2 is 10%. It found from study that the increase of each parameters cause decrease in output concentration of wastewater. The accuracy of work was determined from Minitab program, it was 94.54%. | Engineering and Technology Journal | vol.36, issue1 -A | 18 Feb |
10 | Design Study of Leak Detection System and the Protection of Crude Oil Pipelines | Ayad Zwaeen Bushraa rzuqee A.H. Ajlan | In this paper, the Oil leakage sensor utilized photonics crystal fiber interferometer (PCFI) is proposed and experimentally investigated. The principle of operation of this sensor is detected the gas emission from pipe. This sensor is operate in transmission mode which designed by splicing the LAM-10 PCF with single mode fiber (SM) with two side. To increase the sensitivity of this sensor the splice region is coated by special polymer doping by nano sliver silver particles to increase the sensitivity. The experimental result s shows the sensitivity of fabricated sensor is high, and the response time is very short reach to 2min the max sensitivity is equal to (62 Co./sec ). Due to the low fiber loss, the sensing range can be as high as 1 km. | Engineering and Technology Journal | volume 35, issue 9-A | 17 Dec |
11 | Oil Leakage Detection Using Various Thicknesses Technique | Ayad Zwaeen Bushraa rzuqee Aseel Hussein | Solid core PCF (LMA-10) is dependent which based on the principle of the Mach Zender interference to detect the leakage of oil bearing pipes. The basic structure of the sensor includes small pieces with different lengths of the solid core photonic Crystal fiber spliced with the using traditional single mode fibers (SMF-25) by molten splice in both sides. The air holes at the fusion zone are completely collapsed, allowing the core cladding patterns to irritate and recombine the core cladding.The pipes different thickness causes wavelengths shifting and variation in the sensor intensity. The immediate phenomenon caused by erosion is the pipeline wall thickness decreasing. The pipeline wall thickness decreasing could be reflected by the obtained hoop strain depending on the theory principle that hoop strain is proportion conversely with pipeline wall thickness. The PVC and the steel pipe patterns are utilized to simulate the pipeline with uniform erosion. In this paper a sensor of three different length is used (2, 2.5, 3) cm and examined to know the most sensitive sensor to pipe thickness change <Leak> at temperature (36 ° C) where the leakage is known by a change in the external intensity or radiation deviation to the red shift area, and the calculation of the stress generated by cracks which is inversely proportional to the pipe wall thickness. The experimental results show that the sensor of the highest sensitivity is the second sensor 2.5 cm where it is about 0.31 for metal pipe and 0.25 for polymer pipe. | ADVANCES in NATURAL and APPLIEDSCIENCES | Vol. 11, No.14 | 18 Feb |
12 | OIL LEAKAGE DETECTION USING TEMPERATURE CHANGING TECHNIQUE | Ayad Zwaeen Bushraa rzuqee | Solid core PCF (LMA-10) is dependent which based on the principle of the Mach Zender interference to detect the leakage of oil bearing pipes. The basic structure of the sensor includes small pieces with different lengths of the solid core photonic Crystal fiber spliced with the using traditional single mode fibers (SMF-25) by molten splice in both sides. The air holes at the fusion zone are completely collapsed, allowing the core cladding patterns to irritate and recombine the core cladding.The pipes different thickness causes wavelengths shifting and variation in the sensor intensity. The immediate phenomenon caused by erosion is the pipeline wall thickness decreasing. | International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technolog | volume 7 | 18 Mar |
13 | Effects of atmospheric turbulence on the imagining performance of optical system | Abdul Hadi Moneem Eman Yousif Fatin Zain Ghada Sabah Karam Abaas Al-Saedi | Turbulent effects are very complicated and still not entirely understood. Light waves from an astronomical object are distorted as they pass through the atmosphere. The refractive index fluctuations in the turbulent atmosphere induce an optical path difference (OPD) between different parts of the wavefront, distorted wavefronts produce low-quality images and degrade the image beyond the diffraction limit. In this paper the image degradation due to 2-D Gaussian atmospheric turbulence is considered in terms of the point spread function (PSF), and Strehl ratio as an image quality criteria for imaging systems with different apertures using the pupil function teqneque. A general expression for the degraded PSF in the case of circular and square apertures (with half diagonal = π2 ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ √ π2, and 1) diffraction limited and defocused optical system is considered. Based on the derived formula, the effect of the Gaussian atmospheric turbulence on circular and square pupils has been studied with details. Numerical results show that the performance of optical systems with square aperture is more efficient at high levels of atmospheric turbulence than the other apertures. | American Institute of Physics | Volume 1968, Issue 1 | 25/05/2018 |
14 | Borosillicate and polyrethane as materials for lenses to correct human presbyopia | Abdulhadi Moneem Haiuder hassan Rajaaa abdulameer Maha. R. Abdul-Hussein | Start your abstract here The novel of this paper is, using gradient refractive index and spherical surfaces to design a bifocal polyurethane lens with single power instead of the previous designs, which consist of two lens with different powers to correct the vision of near and medium distances at the same time. Presbyopia occurs naturally as eyes age and the structure of the lens responsible for focusing images changes. Presbyopia treatments include corrective lenses like eyeglasses known as progressive lenses. The aims of this work were to evaluate the performance of the human eye after the treatment by using different gradient refractive glass materials. Zemax was used to design an optical system for human eye based on Liu & Brennan model. Two types of optical materials, namely, borosilicate and polyurethane, were selected to design a multifocal lens. The effects of these materials on the performance of the human eye were compared to select the best material. Three different criteria were used; minimum root mean square error, the modulation transfer function and the diffraction image analysis. Modulation transfer function and root mean square Results show that the polyurethane lens is more suitable than the borosilicate lens for correcting presbyopia. Polyurethane material lens gave a better eye performance in three distances, namely, farther, intermediate, and near than the borosilicate lens. Polyurethane lens could be used as trifocal while borosilicate work only as Bifocal lens. The Results suggested that by using only one polyurethane lens power with gradient refractive index and a variable conic for lens curvature in Zemax corrected the vision of distance, near and medium distances at one time. | Journal of Physics: Conference Series | Volume 1032, conference 1 | 25/05/2018 |
15 | Potential of Renewable Energy in Al-Fourat Al-Awsat: Al Najaf City Case Study | Ali Hadi Abdul Moneem Khudier Najeem Hashem Mahmood Abeer Fares | This paper reviews an analytical study of the hybrid power generation system in the al Najaf city at Iraq Country. The design and analysis of optimum choice to supply specific load (Renewable Energy center) building in the al Najaf city. The steps of this project consist of the measuring and collection of the basic meteorological data of solar radiation for al Najaf city, renewable energy software HOMER used for developing off-grid and on-grid system optimization simulation models. The simulation model has been used to find out the best result optimization based on energy efficient system for the specific load and taking into account costs and environmental emissions. Two reference models used to compare the costs and environmental impact. The optimization results indicate that the appropriate system for al Najaf Renewable energy center is consists of (81 kW PV, 58 kW Converter and 108 kW Grid) which have good components with the city requirements, this system would be cause reduction in CO2 by (174.38%) percentage. | Journal of Physics: Conference Series | Volume 1032, conference 2 | 26/05/2018 |
16 | Optical modeling and analysis of polyurethane lens to correct presbyopia by using Zemax program | Ali Hadi Abdul Moneem Rajaa Abdulameer Maha. R. Abdul-Hussein | This study aims to design an optical system based on the model of Liu & Brennan by using Zemax EE2006 program. This model was selected because it more accurately reflects anatomical and visual data as compared to the physiological eye model. Polyurethane lens (Pu) is designed for patients with presbyopia patients by using multi-configuration function in Zemax. According to human eye structure, three distances were defined, namely, far (10.0+09mm), middle (1000mm), and near (500mm), to simulate the position of the body, investigate the difference in image received by the eye, and determine the effect of visual defect on image quality. Several techniques have been adopted in the Zemax program to evaluate the visual design efficiency and the magnitude of the difference in the image before and after lens insertion. Results showed that bi-focal polyurethane lens exhibited good performance for far and intermediate distances. | Journal University of Kerbala | Vol.16, No.1 | 18 Feb |
17 | Evaluate the image quality and the optimum aberration balance for an optical system with different apertures | Ali Hadi Abdul Moneem Gada Sabah Kareem Abbas S. Al-Saedi | The image of incoherently illuminated point object (Point Spread Function) will be analysed theoretically for | Journal of Engineering and Applied science | Vol.32, No.1 | 17 Dec |
18 | Third order nonlinear properties of Rhodamine B dye doped PVA polymer determined by Eclipsing z-scan | Ali Hadi Abdul Moneem Gada Sabah Kareem | AIP conference procediu | 1968 | 18 Apr | |
19 | Enhancement of Lithium Niobate nanophotonic structures via spin-coating technique for optical waveguides application | ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري ا.م.د. محمد حليم وحيد م. بان عبد المسيح بدر م.د. سعاد محمود كاظم ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم ا.د. عودا هاشم محمد Zaid T. Salim | This work is dedicated to investigation of temperature effects in Lithium Niobate (LiNbO3) nanostructures. The LiNbO3 nanostructures were deposited on glass substrate by spin-coating technique. LiNbO3 was set down at 3000 rpm for 30 sec and annealed from 100 to 600 °C. The structures were characterized and analyzed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and ultra-violet visible (UV-vis) spectrophotometer. The measured results have showed that by increasing annealing temperatures, the structures start to be more crystallized and be more homogenized until the optimum arrangement was achieved. Once this was accomplished, it’s applicable for optical waveguides development. Eventually, it starts to be less crystallization and non-homogeneous. Energy gap was recorded to be at average value of 3.9 eV. | International Conference on Applied Photonics and Electronics | Vol.162 – Issue EPJ Web Conf. | 22\11\2017 |
20 | The Structure and Optical Properties of Lithium Niobate Grown on Quartz for Photonics Application | ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري م.د. سعاد محمود كاظم ا.م.د. محمد حليم وحيد م. بان عبد المسيح بدر ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم ا.د. عودا هاشم محمد Zaid T. Salim | This paper focuses on the structure and optical properties of Lithium niobate (LN) deposited on quartz substrate by sol-gel method. The solution was prepared at different molarity concentration and annealed at 500 °C. The LNs were analyzed by UV-visible, X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). The results show that as the molar concentration increases, the films crystallization becomes more atomically distributed and the energy band gap approaches 4 eV. Transmission spectra were taken in the wavelength range of 400-1100 nm. Hexagonal structure was observed with good atoms distribution and homogeneous crystallization. There were two phases of LNs recorded in this work. | International Conference on Applied Photonics and Electronics | Vol.162 – Issue EPJ Web Conf. | 22\11\2018 |
30 | Optical investigations and optical constant of nano lithium niobate deposited by spray pyrolysis technique with injection of Li2CO3 and Nb2O5 as raw materials | ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم ا.م.د. محمد حليم وحيد ا.د. عودا هاشم محمد Zaid T. Salim | This paper explored physical properties of LiNbO3 thin films that was deposited on quartz substrate employing spray pyrolysis technique. New raw materials were exploited as the precursor compounds. The films were annealed at different annealing temperatures, i.e. room temperature to 600 °C. The LiNbO3 are characterized and analyzed by the FESEM, AFM, X-ray diffraction and analyzed by UV–Visible and photoluminescence. The optical properties were analyzed by ultra violet- visible (UV–Visible) and photoluminescence measurements. The results indicated that the orientation of films crystallization and the grain size decreased with the increment of annealed temperatures. Energy band gap was recorded approximately 3.9 eV. The transmission efficiency was found to be in the range of 43–78%. Refractive index was observed from 2.02 to 2.43. Optical conductivity increased from 1.8 × 104 to 2.4 × 104 (s−1). The real and imaginary components of dielectric constants (εr, εi), and Urbach energy decreased with higher annealing temperature. | Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics | Vol.29 , No. 11 | 18 June |
31 | OPTICAL INVESTIGATIONS AND OPTICAL CONSTANTS OF NANO SILVER OXIDE PREPARED BY PLD METHOD | ا.م.د. اياد زوين محمد ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري م. بان عبد المسيح بدر Farah G. Khalid ا.م. اسيل عبد الامسر شغاتي | High purity Ag2O (silver Oxide) thin films with high transparent conductive properties will be deposited | Science.Intnational.(Lahore) | vol. 30, issue1 | 24\2\2018 |
32 | Stirrer time effect on optical properties of nanophotonic LiNbO3 | ا.م.د. يعرب عبد الرحمن الدوري ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري A. Bouhemadou d R. Khenata e M. Ameri f | Lithium niobate (LiNbO3) nanostructures are synthesized on n-silicon substrate by spin coating technique with stirrer times; 8 h, 24 h and 48 h. LiNbO3 is characterized and analyzed by Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and UV-visible and Photoluminescence (PL). The measurements show that as stirrer time increases, the structures start to crystallize to become more regular distribution, which helps to apply in optical waveguides. In addition, the calculated refractive index and optical dielectric constant are in agreement with experimental data. | Materials Chemistry and Physics | Volume 203 | 01/01/2018 |
33 | Effect of stirring time on the structural parameters of nanophotonic LiNbO3 deposited by spin-coating technique | ا.م.د. يعرب عبد الرحمن الدوري ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري م.د. هونك جن فون , N. Badi | Lithium niobate (LiNbO3) photonic crystals are deposited on quartz substrate by using spin coating technique. The mixture is prepared with different stirring time (8 h, 24 h, 48 h). The LiNbO3 nanostructures are analyzed by X-ray diffraction. The results show that as mixing time increases, the XRD starts to become structurallymore regular and high crystallization, therefroe it is found that the best mixing time was 48 h related to ideal syntheiss. The effect of different annealing temperatures (400, 500, and 600 °C) on the structural properties is elaborated studied towards finding ideal conditions for the preparation of optical waveguides | Optik | Volume 156 | 18 Mar |
34 | Annealing temperature effect on structural and morphological properties of nano photonic LiNbO3 | ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم ا.د. عودا هاشم محمد م. احمد وائل عبد الوهاب Zaid T. Salim | In this work, thermal annealing processes was depended in order to prepare (Δ) phase LiNbO3 and the properties of nanostructure films was characterized. The sol–gel method was used to grow and deposit high purity Lithium-Niobate Nano and Micro-structure on a quartz substrate, at three different annealing temperatures. The structural, morphological, and optical properties of grown films have been investigated using X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, optical study through Raman spectroscopy, UV–Vis and Photoluminescence. The measurements showed that the structure was crystalline in nature and the grains are regularly distributed within the film as a result of increasing the annealing temperature. This observation is typically used in optical waveguides and other optoelectronics applications. | Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics | Volume 28, Issue 22 | 17 Nov |
35 | Some physical properties of Nb2O5 thin films prepared using nobic acid based colloidal suspension at room temperature | ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم Jehan Admon Saimon ا.م.د. جيهان ادمون سايمون م.م. مروة قاسم عبود | This work presents the successful preparation of niobium pentoxide micro structures thin films at room temperature. A chemical colloidal suspension was deposited employing Spin coating method. Nb2O5 thin films were prepared at two different thicknesses before and after ultrasonic vibration processes. Optical, structural, and morphological properties were studied. An enhanced crystalline structure with bigger grain size at both thicknesses was obtained after ultrasonic process; this was ensured by SEM results. The energy gap of the prepared films was estimated and found to be about (2.81, 2.42) eV for (T1 = 325 nm) and (2.59, 2.32) eV at the second thickness (T2 = 425 nm). The I–V characteristic study of prepared heterojunction on silicon substrate show an increase in the rectification ratio after the ultrasonic vibrational process for both thicknesses. | Materials Research Express | Volume 4, Number 10 | 17 Dec |
36 | Optical properties of micro and nano LiNbO3 thin film prepared by spin coating | ا.م.د. مكرم عبد المطلب فخري ا.م.د. ايفان طارق سالم م. احمد وائل عبد الوهاب ا.د. عودا هاشم محمد Zaid T. Salim | This paper deals with preparing of Lithium-Niobate thin films based on Sol-Gel technique on a substrate made of quartz, samples have been deposited under three different stirrer times. At 3000 round per minute of spin coating strategy, the deposition processes have been accomplished. The results showed an enhancement in the crystalline structure of the prepared samples with increasing the duration of stirrer time. The AFM measurement has assured that the structure of the prepared samples is more regular distributed, homogeneous and crack-free in their structures. Further, measurements and calculations of lattice constant, energy band gap, refractive index, and optical dielectric constant are also considered and agreed with experimental data collected by the characterized samples. | Optics & Laser Technology | Volume 103 | 18 July |
37 | Characteristics of chirped fiber bragg grating dispersion compensator utilizing two apodization profiles | ا.م.د. عبد الله خضير عباس م.د. مظفر حسين علي م.د شيماء رياض محمد | In this work, the effects of two apodization functions on the performance of two dispersion compensators, namely, linear and quadratic chirps, based on chirped fiber Bragg grating (CFBG), are investigated and simulated. The hyperbolic tangent function (Tanh) represents the first profile, which is used directly from OptiSystem 13, while the second function is the sine cardinal (Sinc) profile, which is simulated by OptiGrating 4 software before this profile is incorporated in the OptiSystem. Tanh and Sinc profiles are simulated by linear and quadratic CFBGs for 100 GHz × 10 Gb/s wavelength division multiplexing system within two channels. Results indicate that the linear CFBG that is based on Sinc profile performance with an effective index of 1.46 represents an improved architecture for chromatic dispersion compensation. The proposed CFBG within both apodization profiles efficiently compensated the chromatic dispersion for fiber length > 90 km. | Journal of Communications | 13(3) | 18 March |
38 | Broadband optical frequency comb generator based on driving N-cascaded modulators by Gaussian-shaped waveform | ا.م.د. جاسم كاظم حمود ا.د. سليمان وادي هارون | A new approach for realizing a wideband optical frequency comb (OFC) generator based on driving cascaded modulators by a Gaussian-shaped waveform, is proposed and numerically demonstrated. The setup includes N-cascaded MZMs, a single Gaussian-shaped waveform generator, and N-1 electrical time delayer. The first MZM is driven directly by a Gaussian-shaped waveform, while delayed replicas of the Gaussian-shaped waveform drive the other MZMs. An analytical model that describes the proposed OFC generator is provided to study the effect of number and chirp factor of cascaded MZM as well as pulse width on output spectrum. Optical frequency combs at frequency spacing of 1 GHz are generated by applying Gaussian-shaped waveform at pulse widths ranging from 200 to 400 ps. Our results reveal that, the number of comb lines is inversely proportional to the pulse width and directly proportional to both number and chirp factor of cascaded MZMs. At pulse width of 200 ps and chirp factor of 4, 67 frequency lines can be measured at output spectrum of two-cascaded MZMs setup. Whereas, increasing the number of cascaded stages to 3, 4, and 5, the optical spectra counts 89, 109 and 123 frequency lines; respectively. When the delay time is optimized, 61 comb lines can be achieved with power fluctuations of less than 1 dB for five-cascaded MZMs setup. | Optical Fiber Technology | Volume 42 | 18 May |
39 | Experimental investigation for corrosion inhibition of mild steel in hydrochloric acid bath by 3-﴾﴾5-phenyl-1,3-thiadiazol-2-yl﴿imion﴿-2-oxoindoline | ا.م.د. عبد الهادي كاظم جدران | We examined the anti-corrosion activity of mild steel corrosion in hydrochloric acid (1 M) media caused by the Schiff base 3-[(5-phenyl-1,3,4-thiadiazol-2-yl)imino]-2-oxoindoline. Weight-loss measurements and scanning electron microscopy were performed during the investigation. The measurements showed that the inhibition efficiency of chemical compound increased with its increasing concentration. This inhibitor functioned through adsorption following the Langmuir isotherm and the electronic properties obtained through the Austin Model 1. Semi empirical method was found to be correlated with the inhibitor’s experimental efficiency by the nonlinear regression method. | Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics | Volume 29, Issue 6, | 18 Mar |
40 | LASER INDUCED FORWARD TRANSFER OF In2O3:ZnO: AU NANOCOMPOSITE THIN FILM FOR GAS SENSITIVITY APPLICATION | ا.م.د. عبد الهادي كاظم جدران ا.د. فرح طارق محمد نوري N. D. Hamza | Indium Oxide(In2O3) and Zinc Oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles were mixed carefully with gold nanoparticles which | ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences | VOL. 12, NO. 23 | 17 Nov |
41 | ENHANCEMENT OF THE CORROSION RESISTANCE FOR 6009 ALUMINUM ALLOY BY LASER TREATMENT | ا.م.د. عبد الهادي كاظم جدران م.د. سعاد محمود كاظم حسين عبد الاله | Using laser in modifying the surfaces of various materials is an important topic in the present time. The type of alloy used in this investigation was 6009Al alloy. Laser has been used as inhibitor to reduce the corrosion rate by using Q-switching Nd: YAG Laser (with changing energy of laser and fixing other parameters) under laser shock peening (LSP) technique for 6009 AA in hydrochloric acid with concentration of 1 M and the immersion time of 30 minutes at room temperature. The corrosion rate was calculated by using the polarization method. The corrosion rate decreased from (0.366 to 0.016) mm/yr before and after using LSP, respectively. Therefore, this study aims to reduce the corrosion rate that occurs in 6009 Al alloy. | Kufa Journal of Engineering | Vol.9 , No.2 | 18 April |
42 | Effect of CO2Laser and Casein Phosphopeptide- Amorphous Calcium Phosphate paste on Morphological and Chemical Changes of Initial Caries-Like Lesion of Permanent Teeth | ا.م.د. كاظم عبد حبيتر Baydaa A. Yas Shahad L. Al-Ansari | The irradiation of teeth with laser in combination with remineralizing agent revealed higher caries resistance. This studyaims to investigate the effect of laser and CPP-ACP agent in remineralizing initial caries-like lesion using SEM and EDS analysis. Twenty four teeth (upper first premolar) were divided into control and study groups, the study group was | international journal of Mechanical and production Engineering reaserach and development | Vol.8, Issue 2 | 18 June |
43 | An Accurate System to Measure the Diabetic Retinopathy Using SVM Classifier | ا.م.د. رازي جبر شغيث م.د. كريم هاشم كريدي Rasha Asaad Kamil | The image processing and data mining techniques | Ciência e Técnica Vitivinícola | Vol.33, No.1 | 18 Dec |
44 | Evaluation Methodology between Globalization and Localization Features Approaches for Skin Cancer Lesions Classification | ا.م.د. رازي جبر شغيث م.د. عباس عبد العزيز عبد الحميد H M Ahmed | Huge efforts have been put in the developing of diagnostic methods to skin cancer disease. In this paper, two different approaches have been addressed for detection the skin cancer in dermoscopy images. The first approach uses a global method that uses global features for classifying skin lesions, whereas the second approach uses a local method that uses local features for classifying skin lesions. The aim of this paper is selecting the best approach for skin lesion classification. The dataset has been used in this paper consist of 200 dermoscopy images from Pedro Hispano Hospital (PH2). The achieved results are; sensitivity about 96%, specificity about 100%, precision about 100%, and accuracy about 97% for globalization approach while, sensitivity about 100%, specificity about 100%, precision about 100%, and accuracy about 100% for Localization Approach, these results showed that the localization approach achieved acceptable accuracy and better than globalization approach for skin cancer lesions classification. | Journal of Physics: Conf. Series | Volume 1003, conference 1 | 17 Dec |
45 | Modeling of Continues Laser Welding for Ti-6Al-4V Alloys Using COMSOL Multi physics software | حنين عبد الله سلمان ا.م.د. كاظم عبد حبيتر د.مهند محمد حسين | A model for laser welding process using finite element method, the model was used for this work using the COMSOL Multiphysics software to predict the distribution of the temperature in the joint and to show the four welding zones (the melting zone, partial melting zone, zone affected by heat, and the material base). CO2 continues (CW) Laser used in the model welding thin sheets of titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V. The results of this simulation work have been compared with the experimental works to show good agreement. | Engineering and Technology Journal | Vol.36, No.8 | 18 Aug |
46 | Study on Enhancing Mechanical Properties of Tin Bronze Alloy Using Laser Technique | ا.م.د. اياد زوين محمد | This work aims to find low-cost ways and means to improve some special characteristics of the samples used. Tin bronze samples were prepared and machined with dimensions of 15mm×15mm×20 mm for surface roughness and micro hardness tests and machined as two cylindrical bars with diameters of 20 and 15 mm and length of 170 mm for torsion test. Laser shock processing by Nd-YAG laser with wavelength of 532 nm and transparent confinement layer was used to modify the sample surface to improve the surface roughness and micro hardness .The enhancement of torsion strength was achieved by Nd-YAG laser treatment without confinement layer. Different exposure times and laser effect distances were used to achieve the purpose of this work. The torsion strength results exhibited that the values increased with percentage of 44% at the best case, whereas the values of surface roughness increased by twofold. Finally the laser treatment improved the micro hardness by 53%. | The International Journal of nanoelectronics and | Vol.11, No.4 | 18 Oct |
47 | Optical and structural properties of ZnO:Au Nanocomposite thin films | ا.د. فرح طارق محمد نوري ا.م.د. عبد الهادي كاظم جدران N.D.Hamza | Zinc Oxide (ZnO) nanoparticles were mixed carefully with gold (Au) nanoparticles. These chemical-compounds were used to make nanocomposite thin films by using the technique of spray pyrolysis. This work studies the XRD spectra of nanocomposite thin film of ZnO:Au, | International Journal of Nanoelectronics and Materials | Vol.11, No.3 | 18 July |
Researches published in scientific journals in 2017
No | Paper Name | Researcher name | Journal | Vol | No | Pages | Impact factor | Abstract |
1 | PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBER MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR BASED ON AMPERE FORCE | Dr. Ayad Zwean Mohammed Dr. Bushra Ruzoki Lena K.Humdi | Sci.Int.(Lahore) | 29 | 1 | 99-102 | Magnetic field PCF modal interferometer sensor based on Ampere force is proposed . We fabricated this sensor by splicing section of PCF between two SMFs to achieved Mach-Zehnder interferometer. Ampere force is generated When electrical current flow in AL wire passes perpendicular magnetic field applied. It leads to vibration AL wire is installed with PCF. Cladding mode of PCF is sensitive to external effect. The magnetic field varies in range from (5.2mT) to (31.7mT). The greatest value of the sensitivity of this sensor reached equal to (31.2pm/mT). | |
2 | Micro-structure Chemical Fiber Sensor | Dr. Ayad Zwean Mohammed Dr. Bushra Ruzoki Fay Fathdel | FONDAZIONE GIORGIO RONCHI | Vol ANNO LXXII | 2 | 250-256 | Photonic crystal fiber interferometers have unique properties so that they are widely used for sensing applications. In this work PCFs solid core (LMA-10) based on Mach-Zehnder modal interferometer for sensing PH values is presented. The general structure of the sensor was applied by fusion splice PCF at 1.4 cm length between two SMF-25, at the fusion splice region where the air holes were fully collapsed, so that the core and cladding mode could couple and recombine, the sensor was immersed in a solution at different PH values (2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13) that leads to different refractive indices (RI) in the range 1.3428-1.3439. The maximum sensitivity achieved from this design is equal 842 nm/RIU | |
3 | Antimicrobial Activity of TiO2 NPs against Escherichia coli ATCC 25922 and Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 25923 | Dr. Abdul hadi Khadim Judran Azhar Mahmood Haleem | International Journal of Computation and Applied Sciences IJOCAAS | 2 | 1 | 10-006 | Titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles (NPs) colloidal that have been synthesized via Nd-YAG laser technique in pure distilled water. The produced NPs were characterized by UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometer and Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM). The surface Plasmon resonance of the colloidal determined by UV-Vis absorption spectra and the absorption peak located at 200nm. TEM exhibits that the size of NPs ranged between 10-80 nm. The antimicrobial activity was tested against Escherichia coli ATCC (gram negative bacteria) and Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 25923 (gram positive bacteria). Prepared TiO2 NPs exhibited inhibitory activity in both bacteria strains with best selectivity against gram-negative bacteria | |
4 | Investigation of the Non-linear Properties of Hybrid Chlorophyll α doped Tio2 Nano Particles | Dr. Ali Hadi Ehsan Mohsen Abas Sulafa Ismaeel | International Journal of Computation and Applied Sciences IJOCAAS, | 2 | 1 | 27-32 | Our work is studying the optical nonlinearity properties of Chlorophyll-a doped epoxy resin polymer with TiO2 nanoparticle effect. Using EZ-scan technique with continuous wave Nd: Chlorophyll YAG laser operating at (532) nm wavelength as excitation source. The samples exhibit absorption nonlinearities which due to saturable absorption (SA) process. The nonlinear refractive index n2 is a positive sign, indicates self-focusing optical nonlinearity process. The nonlinear refractive index n2, and the nonlinear absorption coefficient B are found to be of the order of 10-11 cm2/W and 10-1 cm/W respectively. The Tio2 nanoparticle concentration enhancing the nonlinear optical properties of samples | |
5 | Preparation and characterization cadmium nano nickel ferrite at different sintering temperature by sol gel method | Ikbal Salman Naji Farah Tarek Mohammed Dr. Abdul Hadi Khadim Judran | Indian Journal Of Natural Sciences | 7 | 38 | 11604-11614 | Nano-hematite (α-Fe2O3) and nano-cadmium ferrite (CdFe2O4) are prepared using template-assisted sol-gel method. The prepared samples are analyzed using X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and Mössbauer spectroscopy techniques for structural and microstructural studies. Nano-α-Fe2O3 with particle size ~60 nm is formed at 500°C, while nano-CdFe2O4 with smaller particle size (~40 nm) is formed at 600°C. It is found that with a simple sol-gel process we can prepare nano-CdFe2O4 with better conditions than other methods: pure phase at lower sintering temperature and time (economic point) and of course with a smaller particle size. So, based on the obtained experimental results, a proposed theoretical model is made to explain the link between the use of the sol-gel process and the formation of nano-CdFe2O4 as a pure phase at low temperature. This model is based on a simple magnetostatic interaction between the formed nuclei within the solution leading to the formation of the stable phase at low temperature. | |
6 | Anti-dermatophyte effect of TiO2 nanoparticles colloidal prepared by pulsed laser ablation | Dr. Abdul hadi Khadim Judran Azhar Mahmood Haleem | Advances in Environmental Biology | 10 | 12 | 43-54 | Background: Dermatophytes are a pathogens that can cause fungal infection (Dermatophytosis), and Trichophyton rubrum (T.rubrum) is one of them. It infects superficial layer of the human tissues such as skin, hair and nails. Objective: This work was carried out to study the antifungal activity of TiO2 nanoparticles (TiO2 NPs) which have been prepared by green method. It was prepared using Q-switched pulsed Nd:YAG laser ablation of a pure titanium plate immersed in double distilled de-ionized water (DDDW). Fungal cell suspension 1 105 cell/ml was treated with different concentrations (37, 75 and 150) μg/ml and (100, 200 and 300) μg/ml of prepared and standard TiO2 NPs, respectively.Result: UV-visible absorption spectrophotometer exhibited the absorption peak of TiO2 NPs colloidal that peaked at 290nm and demonstrated that TiO2 NPs production is more efficient at 700 pulse and 1064 nm. The morphology and the self-assembly pattern of TiO2 NPs were characterized using Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), TiO2 NPs shape was spherical and the particle size distribution ranged from 30 to 110 nm at 1064nm and from 10 to 90 nm at 532nm. Particle size analyzer showed the particle size distribution intensity. Zeta potential determined the surface charge of the colloidal which was -14.81mv. The prepared TiO2 NPs exhibited significant antifungal activity against T. rubrum by reduction their colony diameters Conclusion: Evident growth inhibition of T. rubrum colonies diameters was observed at 3 and 6 days incubation times and the growth-inhibitory effect of TiO2 NPs was more effective at 150 μg/ml concentration and 3 hrs exposure time | |
7 | Chaotic Spiking and Mixed Mode Oscillations by Optoelectronic Feedback | Dr. Kadhim Abed Hubeeter Kadhim AbdulSattar | Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences | 10 | 16 | 14-21 | We report theoretically and experimentally the nonlinear dynamic of existence steady state to periodic, period doubling, Mixed Mode Oscillations and chaotic spiking in Light Emitting Diode (LED). The chaotic dynamics is completely determined by the variation of the injecting bias current. Chaotically spiking attractors in LED with optoelectronic feedback is observed as a result of canard phenomena in three-dimensional phase space (incomplete homoclinic scenarios). injecting current on the transition among steady state to periodic , period doubling, Mixed Mode Oscillations, Chaotic, bifurcation, FFT, stair case, and attractors, have been also investigated. | |
8 | Copper oxide NPS :Synthesis and their Anti- Dermatophyte activity against Trichophyton Rubrum | Dr. Abdul hadi Khadim Judran Azhar Mahmood Haleem | Engineering &Technology .Journal | 35 | 3 | 276-281 | Trichophyton rubrum (T.rubrum) is a pathogenic dermatophyte that can causes fungal infection in keratinized layer of the human tissues such as skin, hair and nails. This work was carried out to study the antifungal activity of CuO nanoparticles (CuO NPs) on the viability of T.rubrum. CuO NPs have been synthesized by pulsed laser ablation of copper target immersed in liquid media using Q-switched pulsed Nd:YAG laser with 1064 nm. The optical properties and the surface charge of CuO NPs colloidal were characterized using UV–Vis spectrophotometer and Zeta potential techniques. UV–Vis spectrophotometer exhibited two peaks of absorption of CuO NPs colloidal: sharp peak at 200 nm and another peak at 630 nm. Zeta potential technique showed negative charge of CuO NPs colloidal (-28.16 mV). The morphological properties of CuO NPs such as particle size, shape and particle size distribution were characterized using Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), the shapes were spherical and the particle size distribution was inhomogeneous which ranges between 20 to 180 nm. The synthesized CuO NPs presented suitable fungistatic activity against T.rubrum and its highest growth-inhibitory effectiveness was at high concentration (100 μg/ml) and high exposure time (3 hrs). Moreover, the inhibition rate of T. rubrum progressively increased with increasing CuO NPs concentration and exposure time. | |
9 | The effect of water content on damage depth in tissue subjected to Co2 laser and experimental and theoritcal study | Prof. Kahlid Salim Rasheed Ihsan Fathalaa rustam Dr. Mohammed Abdul Wahaab Munshed | International Journal of Advanced Research | 4 | 10 | 260-269 | In this paper, the effect of subjecting CW CO2 laser on three types of tissues, having different water content (muscle, brain and lung) have been studied and the damage depth in tissue subjected to CO2 laser are found theoretically and experimentally. This paper, studied the thermal damage using two methods, thermal Dose (CEM43) and Arrhenius’ equation. From this work, it is found that: the damage depth that occurs due to apply CW CO2 laser, is decreased with the increase of laser power, velocity, and water content in tissue. Arrhenius model is found to be more accurate than CEM43 based on the damage assessment. The results of this research provide useful information to the surgeon who aimed to decrease damage depth, which decrease healing time. | |
10 | Optical Safety System | Dr. Ayad Zwean Mohamed | Engineering &Technology .Journal | 34 | 12 | 2207-2215 | Laser fence is a mechanism used to detect objects that passes vision line between the laser source and optical detector. While, Motion detection theory is the operation of detecting a variation in the location of a body relative to its environment or a variation in the circumference relative to a body. Therefore, this work provides an intelligent link between those two methods using optical communication, by using a new method for detecting moving objects from static background based on different window frames, which achieves the most efficient security system based on high assessment. This assessment was achieved by using visual basic language to evaluate the system. The system program is by using c# as program language to detect a penetration. | |
11 | Thermal Lensing Reduction in Conventional and Composite Nd:YAG Laser Rod | Dr. Mohammed Jalal Dr. Abdulla Kudthear Weal Yas Naser | Engineering &Technology .Journal | 34 | 11 | 2031 -2035 | A finite-element method (FEM) was used to simulate numerically the effect of thermal lensing in YAG rods doped with Nd ion using LASCAD software. The temperature distribution and thermal lensing focal length of the composite laser rod (YAG/Nd:YAG) with one undoped end cap was considered and compared with conventional laser rod (Nd:YAG) by applying software. Results show that thermal lensing effects were reduced by a factor of 2 using (YAG/Nd:YAG) composite rod at pump power of 20W. . | |
12 | Experimental estimation of thermal damage in tissue subjected to continues wave Co2 laser | Prof. Kahlid Salim Rasheed Ihsan Fathalaa rustam Dr. Mohammed Abdul Wahaab Munshed | international Journal of Scientific and research Publications | 6 | 11 | 94-100 | In This work, the water content is determined in muscle, liver, heart, brain and lung. In addition, this work estimate the damage depth in different types of tissues subjected to continuous wave CO2 laser. In this paper, three types of tissues have been used (muscle, lung and brain) which are subjected to different power level of CO2 laser intensity for 20 s. Some conclusions are obtained; as laser power increased the damage depth decreased; In addition, it is found that as water content increased the damage depth decreased, because of the water content of brain tissue is more than lung and muscle tissue, so that brain has damage depth less than muscle and lung tissues. The results of this research are of great interest in the medical field when using CO2 laser as cutting tool in surgery, which helps surgeons to know the damage that occurs when tissue is cut using CO2 laser. | |
13 | Combined effect of turbulence and weather on Radio over Free Space Optics Ro-FSO | Dr. Salah Aldeen Adnan Mazen Ali Mohammed | Advance in Natural and Applied Sciences | 11 | 9 | 104-109 | Radio over free space optics (Ro-FSO) is a modern communication techniques that promising a development future. In this paper, design Ro-FSO for simulation transmissions 2.5 Gbps and 10 Gbps over maximum distance are possible of FSO under clear and heavy fog weather condition, with compression the ability of two radio frequencies for transporting date rate along farthest link through FSO channel. The maximum distance of transporting 2.5 Gbps was 11.5 km by radio frequency 20 GHz opposite when transmissions 10 Gbps maximum link has been operated was 10.9 km by radio frequency 60 GHz under clear weather, the similar under heavy fog condition except decreased the distance in FSO from kilometers to a few meters. Finally, by accreditation of radio frequency bandwidth GHz for carrying information Gbps placed on optical wave to be transmitted over optical channel FSO is influenced by many factors of turbulence and weather attenuation. Combined effect of turbulence and weather on Radio over Free Space Optics RoFSO | |
14 | Design and Fabrication of Evanescent wave Fiber Optic Sensor | Dr. Salah Aldeen Taha Ali Mahdi Hamadi | Advance in Natural and Applied Sciences | 11 | 4 | 130-139 | Optical fibers have been widely used in the field of sensors. In this paper single mode fiber optic sensor is designed and constructed for detecting the concentration of solutions based on the excitation of the evanescent wave at the cladding/core interface. Two wavelengths of 650nm and 850nm have been used. 3 cm of cladding has been removed in the middle of 1 m SMF-28 by using Hydrofluoric acid (HF).The sensing region is immersed in various concentrations of Sodium Chloride (Nacl) and Sucrose solutions. Light Emitting Diode (LED) is connected to one end of the fiber and the other end to Optical Spectrum Analyzer and/or power meter. As the concentration of solution increases the intensity decreases, the output power decreases, and the absorbance of evanescent wave increases .The sensitivities of this sensor for sucrose solutions at 850 nm and 650 nm are 0.18 nW/(%w/v) and0.1637nW/(%w/v),respectively and for NaCl solutions at 850 nm and 650 are 0.437 nW/(%w/v) and 0.337 nW/(%w/v),respectively | |
15 | Comparison of Discrete Lــband Raman Fiber Amplifier in Two Different Configurations | Dr. Abdula Khudaier Abass Dr. Salah Alden Taha Mohammed Abdul Sattar | Advance in Natural and Applied Sciences | 11 | 9 | 224-241 | The performance of a discrete L band Raman fiber amplifier (RFA) is investigated and compared for two different configurations: single and double pass utilizing OptiSystem-10. The comparison between these two types of RFA under same input design parameters is done. By varying Raman pump power from 50 to 600 mW both amplifiers provide about 12 dB average gain level when the RPP is about 600 mW and 250 mW for SP- and DP-RFA, respectively. This represents about 41% in pump power conservation so the DP-RFA provided same gain level to the SP-RFA at approximately half pump power. According to the results, the Raman pump power (RPP) of 600 mW and 300 mW is determined as the optimum pump power (OPP) for the SP-RFA and DPRFA, respectively. The performance parameters for both amplifiers are evaluated and compared at OPP. | |
16 | Tipped Fiber Bragg Grating Sensor for concentration measurements | Dr. Salah Aldeen Taha Ali Mahdi Hamadi | International Journal of Computation and Applied Sciences IJOCAAS | 2 | 3 | 123-127 | An optical fiber sensing system for concentration measurement, based on Tipped Fiber Bragg Grating is presented. Laser Diode (LD) with wavelength of 1550 nm has been used. The Fiber Bragg Grating is cleaved by using optical cleaver. The FBG tip is immersed in different concentrations of Sodium Chloride (Nacl) solutions range from 5% to 25% and Sucrose solutions range from 10% to 50%. As the concentration of solution increases the shift in Bragg wavelength toward red region increases. The sensitivities of this sensor for different concentrations of Nacl solutions and Sucrose solutions are 𝟖.𝟑 × 𝟏𝟎−𝟖µm/(%w/v) and 𝟑.𝟎𝟖𝟓× 𝟏𝟎−𝟔 µm/(% w/v),respectively.. |
Researches published in scientific journals in 2016
No | Title | Researcher | Journal Title | Vol | No | Page No | Impact factor | Abstract |
1 | Synthesis, inhibition effects and quantum chemical studies of a novel coumarin derivative on the corrosion of mild steel in a hydrochloric acid solution | Ayad Z. Mohamed Khalida F. Al‑Azawi1 Shaimaa B. Al‑Baghdadi | Chemistry Central Journal | 10 | 23 | 2.55 | The acid corrosion inhibition process of mild steel in 1 M HCl by 4-[(2-amino-1, 3, 4-thiadiazol-5-yl) methoxy]coumarin (ATC), has been investigated using weight loss technique and scanning electron microscopy SEM). ATC was synthesized, and its chemical structure was elucidated and confirmed using spectroscopic techniques | |
2 | Improvement of the Fatigue Resistance and Increase Its Life of Specimens of Naval Brass Alloy Using Laser Shock Wave Processing | د.عبدالهادي كاظم | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | 1 | 2 | 69–72 | 1.556 | Laser shock processing (LSP) was performed on naval brass alloy specimen to reveal effectiveness on fatigue life. LSP experimental array was performed as follows: A convergent lens was used to deliver 0.5-1 J/pulse (1064 nm). In a 10 ns, laser FWHM pulse produced by Q-switched Nd:YAG laser of 6 Hz with spots of 0.5-2 mm in diameter moving forward along the work piece with pulse density of 500 pulses/cm2. Deionized water (3 mm thickness) was used as a transparent confining layer while the non-prate black paint (20 μm thickness) was used as an absorbing layer of laser beam. The optimum values of 1mm spot size, pulse energy of 1 J. LSP effective parameters, microstructure and fatigue life test were evaluated. Chemical composition analysis was conducted. The microstructure analysis included surface morphology by SEM, grain analysis by AFM. The results demonstrated that the LSP can be improving fatigue resistance for specimens which were used in this work by comparing with the untreated specimens. The fatigue life’s of the specimens after LSP was obviously increased by 64% at lower stress level due to the compressive residual stresses near the surface. |
3 | Enhancement of Solar Cell Performance Based On Porous Silicon | د.عبدالهادي كاظم | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | 2 | 2 | 73-75 | 1.556 | Recently, nanometer size semiconductors have been a topic of great interest. Chemical etching of silicon |
4 | Design and Evaluation of Immersed Wideband Non-polarizing Beam Splitter Using ZEMAX Program and Needle/ Tunneling Method | Ali H. Al-Hamdani Hayfa G. Rashid Hussein T. Hashim | International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research | 4 | 7 | 3.8 | Herein a wideband non-polarizing cube beams splitters (NPBSs) for the telecommunication C-band. We engage analy-sis/simulation and design/optimization methods, using an optical design software ZEMAX-EE and Needle/Tunneling synthesis method to find optimal beam splitter parameters. Similar design parameters of minimum layers with ternary dielectric materials were introduced. The results show that ZEMAX software has the ability to design thin film non-polarizing beam splitters and in comparison to needle/tunneling method has reasonable result. Moreover, NPBSs are provided exhibiting ~ 50/50 beam ratio with reasonably tolerant deviations in angle of incidence. | |
5 | Enhancing a Trombe wall charging and discharging processes by adding nano-Al2O3 to phase change materials | Miqdam T Chaichan Ali H. Al-Hamdani Adeeb M Kasem | international journal of science and Engineering research, | 3 | 7 | 3.8 | In this study, two Trombe walls were designed and fabricated to evaluate the effect of enhancing the paraffin wax thermal conductivi-ty on the charging and discharging period of the wall. The nano Al2O3 was added to the paraffin wax of one wall. The study results revealed a faster charging and discharging times due to the improvement in the thermal conductivity of the wall with wax mixed with nano-material. The wall, which uses wax with nano, had higher temperatures and faster charging period than the wall with wax only. The exit air of this wall is hotter that of the other case. Given high thermal conductivity of the wax with nano-material (case 2), the loss of storage energy was faster, depending on the en-tering outside air temperature and its mass flow rate. The Trombe wall with nano-materials and wax had overall higher temperatures up to 29.08% compared to wax alone. At discharge period, the paraffin wax with nano-material temperatures was higher than that for the wax alone case up to 42.68%. The exit air temperatures from a Trombe wall with the nano-wax compound was higher by about 43.24% compared to the air exited from the other wall with wax only. | |
6 | Theoretical Studies on Electrophilic Aromatic | Hasan R. Obayes Khalida F. Al.Azawi Ali H. Al-Hamadani | ORIENTAL JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY | 1 | 32 | 0.479 | Theoretical investigations of organic molecules for the objective of their structural stability are the most important techniques in this regards. Recently calculations and simulation reactions utilizing theoretical studies become attractive conventional method for the researchers. Density function theory (DFT) method was used to study the reaction of 8-hydroxyquinoline with 4-ethoxycarbonyl-benzene diazonium chloride as electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction. To study any reaction there are two explanations: first explanation depends on the reactant molecules and second explanation depends on the stability of the product molecules. Determine the stability of the molecule by comparing the energies (total energy, energy level of (HOMO), and energy gap), we have three stable molecules, are: HQ-7-YBAEE (II) for the total energy, HQ-6-YBAEE (II) for the energy level of (HOMO) and HQ-2-YBAEE (II) for the energy gap. The molecule HQ-4-YBAEE (II) is always at least stability in all data. | |
7 | Design and Evaluation of C-Band Non-Polarizing Beam Splitter Plate using ZEMAX | Ali H. Al-Hamadani Hayfa G. Rashid Hussein T. Hashim | Wulfenia | 2 | 23 | 0.267 | With the aid ZEMAX-EE software, a strategy for designing C-band non- polarizing neutral plate beam splitter is presented. The design construction was based on a certain optical properties of homogeneous, isotropic three dielectric materials TiO2, Al2O3 and SiO2 chosen as “High”, ” Medium” and “Low” index material, respectively depositing on the BK-7 glass substrate. Result shows that the optimum design consists of 17- layers and can be applied to a wide range of angles and reflectance values. | |
8 | Effect of angle of orientation of flat mirror concentrator on solar panel system output | Ali H. Al-Hamadani Faten Sh. Zain Al-Abdin Jiinnan H. Ali | IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering | 1 | 18 | 1.213 | In this research two flat glass mirrors is used as concentrator of solar panel system. The mirrors increase’s the concentration of sun light ray on the solar module. Anew model of solar panel system is designed by mean of software Zemax in order to find best possible inclination angle of the concentrator that improves the performance of the solar panel. So the efficiency is 59.5% for designed system with inclination angle 60° of the concentrator. Then a practical design for the solar panel system with concentrators is established. The outdoor measurements for the practical design indicated that the output power and efficiency is increasing by increasing the inclination angle of the concentrator and reaches its maximum value at 60o at different times of the date 5-2-2014. Also the results showed that the maximum value of efficiency is 0.85 at 11 o’clock at 60o. While the maximum value of the output power is 72.8w at 12 o’clock of the same day. | |
9 | Enhancement of solar cell performance based on porous silicon | Ali H. Al-Hamadani M. Qasim K.S. Rida | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | 2 | 2 | 1.556 | Recently, nanometer size semiconductors have been a topic of great interest. Chemical etching of silicon | |
10 | synthesis of aluminum and titanium oxides nanoparticles via sol-gel method: optimization for the minimum size | احمد عبد الامير حسين كاظم عبد حبيتر | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | 2 | 1 | 37-39 | 1.556 | Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles were synthesized using sol-gel method. The structures of Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles were investigated using X-ray diffraction (XRD) study. The morphology of nanoparticles was investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis. The FE-SEM images showed that most of the nanoparticles obtained for Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles have spherical shape with a particle size of 14 nm and 43 nm for Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles respectively. The absorption spectra of Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles suspended in deionized water were recorded at room temperature using UV-visible spectroscopy. The absorption spectra show a strong peak at 344 nm and 483 nm for Al2O3 and TiO2 respectively. The results on absorption spectra are in good agreement with those investigated by XRD which confirmed the formation of Al2O3 and TiO2 |
11 | ultraviolet photodetector based on TIO2 nanopracticles/porous siliconhetrojunction | عدي نايف محسن زهراء جميل كاظم عبد حبيتر | optik | 127 | 2806-2810 | 0.742 | TiO2nanoparticles (TiO2NPs) were deposited on porous silicon (PS) by drop casting technique afterprepared TiO2NPs by pulsed laser ablation in liquid (PLAL) and PS by photoelectrochemical etching(PECE). The structural and morphological measurements were investigated the formation anatase phaseTiO2NPs with size of 17–101 nm and mesoporous silicon at 14.18 nm average pore diameter. Reflectivityof PS was decreased after coated with TiO2NPs leading to much light trap. As a result, successful UVdetector synthesis with 0.045 A/W resposivity and 1.9 × 1012W−1cm Hz1/2specific detectivity. | |
13 | Corrosion Inhibitor for St-37 Alloy by Laser Shock Peening Technique | اياد زوين محمد عبد الهادي كاظم جدران ورود مهند شاكر | Journal of Advanced electrochemistry | 2 | 1 | 59-56 | This study aims to reduce the corrosion that occurring in mild steel (st-37). Laser has been used as inhibitor to reduce corrosion rate by using Laser shock peening (LSP) technique for st-37 submerged in hydrochloric acid with concentration of 1 M and the immersion time of 30 minutes at room temperature. The corrosion rate was evaluated by two method; weight loss method and polarization method. The results were observed that the values of corrosion rate are decreased after using the laser shock peening from 7.7210 mm/y to 1.0716 mm/y | |
14 | Design High Efficient Reflectivity of DBR | حيدر توران مهدي علي حميد عبد الهادي وائل ياس ناصر | المجلة العراقية لليزر | Bragg mirrors consisting of stacks of dielectric layers with an optical thickness of quarter wavelength, which are greater importance for optoelectronic device applications. The reflectivity can be increased by increasing the layers of the mirror until get the required value of it, for example for mirrors with 4 Bragg layers pairs, a relative refractive index contrast of 0.275 is necessary to obtain a reflectivity higher than 99%, whereas with 8 layer pairs for same refractive index contrast reflectivity of 99.99 % is obtained. The high reflectivity is purely caused by multiple-interferences effects. The best thickness calculated is InAs/InSb with 2.7749e-07 m pair alternating pair and 99% of reflectance. It can be analysis by using different matrix method such as transfer matrix method TMM) which is simplest method for study the characteristic of devices with different alternating layers. | ||||
15 | Preparation of Nanophotonics LiNbO3 thin films and studying their morphological and structural properties by Sol-Gel method for waveguide applications | مكرم عبد المطلب فخري مروة صباح محسن ايفان طارق سليم | International Journal of Chemical, Molecular, Nuclear, Materials and Metallurgical Engineering | 10 | 5 | Lithium niobate (LiNbO3) nanostructures are prepared on quartz substrate by the sol-gel method. They have been deposited with different molarity concentration and annealed at 500°C. These samples are characterized and analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD), Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). The measured results showed an importance increasing in molarity concentrations that indicate the structure starts to become crystal, regular, homogeneous, well crystal distributed, which made it more suitable for optical waveguide application. | ||
16 | Synthesis of Aluminum and Titanium Oxides Nanoparticles via Sol-Gel Method: Optimization for the Minimum Size | احمد عبد الامير حسن كاظم عبد حبيتر | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | 2 | 1 | Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles were synthesized using sol-gel method. The structures of Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles were investigated using X-ray diffraction (XRD) study. The morphology of nanoparticles was investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis. The FE-SEM images showed that most of the nanoparticles obtained for Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles have spherical shape with a particle size of 14 nm and 43 nm for Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles respectively. The absorption spectra of Al2O3 and TiO2 nanoparticles suspended in deionized water were recorded at room temperature using UV-visible spectroscopy. The absorption spectra show a strong peak at 344 nm and 483 nm for Al2O3 and TiO2 respectively. The results on absorption spectra are in good agreement with those investigated by XRD which confirmed the formation of Al2O3 and TiO2. | ||
17 | Studying the effect of simultaneous variation in both of the bias current and feedback strength on the output dynamics of semiconductor laser with optoelectronic feedback | كاظم عبد حبيتر قيس عبد الستار حسن غسان عبد | IJIST | 3 | 2 | We report numerically the generation of spiking in semiconductor laser SL) with an optoelectronic feedback. The evolution of nonlinear dynamics of semiconductor lasers with optoelectronic feedback by changing together two of the control system parameters (i.e. the variation of the dc bias current of SL and the feedback strength simultaneously) is investigated. In addition to the period-doubling scenario to chaos which shows the transition of nonlinear dynamics from periodic to quasi-periodic, then to chaotic state and eventually to Mixed-Mode Oscillations (MMOs) is shown, this paper demonstrated that the optimal selection of system parameters can eliminate the generated chaos or exploiting the chaos benefits. | ||
18 | Preparation and Characterization Study of ZnS Thin Films with Different Substrate Temperatures | كاظم عبد حبيتر | Engineering and technology Journal | 34 | 1 | Zinc sulfide (ZnS) thin films were deposited on a glass and n-type Silicon wafer substrates at temperature range from 50 – 200 Co using pulsed laser deposition (PLD) technique. The structural, morphological, optical and electrical properties of the films have been investigated. The XRD analyses indicate that ZnS films have zinc blende structures with plane (111 )preferential orientation, whereas the diffraction patterns sharpen with the increase in substrate temperatures. The Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) Images shows the particle size and surface roughness of the deposited ZnS thin film at substrate temperature 50 and 150 Co were about |
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2011 | THERMAL SCIENCE | Dr. Mohammed Abdel wahab Prof. Khalid Salem Nebras Isam | 1 | |
2011 | Eng. & Tech | Jasim Kadhim Hmood | 2 | |
2011 | Iraqi Applied Physics | Jasim Kadhim Hmood | 3 | |
2011 | Anbar Journal for Engineering Science | Prof. Khalid Salem Dr. Qusai AbdelJabbar | TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION THROUGH ASPHALT PAVEMENT IN TROPICAL ZONE | 4 |
2011 | Eng. & Tech. Journal | Prof. Khaild salem Dr. Ayad Zwean | Pulse Laser Parameters Effect on Tissue Thermal Damage Zone in Coagulation Process | 5 |
2011 | Eng. & Tech. Journal | Dr. Mohammed Abdel Wahab Majeed Hameed | Surface Treatment of Aluminum Alloys Using Nd:YAG Laser | 6 |
2011 | IJAPLett | Aseel Abdel Ameer | design and simulation of Q-switching | 7 |
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13/7/2022 | 1795 | Journal of Physics : Conference Series | Prof. Dr. Abdul Hadi K Judran | Green synthesis of reduce graphene oxide by green tea leaves | 1 |
17/5/2022 | 128 | Applied Physics A :material science and processing | Assist Lec. Marwa Sabah Prof Dr. Raad abdulwahab Prof. Dr. Evan T Salim | High‑quantum efficiency of Au@LiNbO3 core–shell nano composite as a photodetector by two‑step laser ablation in liquid | 2 |
2022 | 911 | Key Engineering Materials | Prof. Dr. Mohamed J AbdulRazaq Prof. Dr. Evan T Salim | Effects of pumping profiles on the temperature distributions in doubleend pumped solid-state | 3 |
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1 | CO 2 Laser Micro-Engraving of PMMA Complemented By Taguchi and ANOVA Methods CO 2 Laser Micro-Engraving of PMMA Complemented By Taguchi and ANOVA Methods
| Prof. Dr. Kahdim a hubeeter Dr. Mohannaed Mohammed | Journal of Physics Conference Series
| 1795(1)
| 21/3/2021 |
2 | The Effect of Laser Energy on the Rate of Corrosion for Ni46-Ti50-Cu4 Shape Memory Alloy
| Prof. Dr Kadhim A Hubeeter Dr. Kadim Kamal Resan | IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
| 1094(1):012135
| 2/2021 |
3 | Graphene-based Saturable Absorber for Pulsed Fiber Laser Generation
| Aseel Ameer Prof. Jassim Khadim | Journal of Physics Conference Series
| 1795(1):012048
| 3/2021 |
4 | Performance Analysis of All-optical PPM-mQAM Communication Systems
| Prof. Jassim Khadim | Journal of Physics Conference Series
| 1795(1):012067
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5 | Improving Quality of Image Vision Using Aspherical Polysulfones Contact Lens
| Prof. Ali Hadi | AIP Conference Proceedings
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| 3/2020 |
6 | Study the Optical and Morphology Properties of Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles
| Prof. Ali Hadi Prof. Mohammed A alReda | AIP Conference Proceedings
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7 | Effect of gold nanoparticle size on the linear and nonlinear optical properties,
| Prof. Ali Hadi Prof Rajaa Madlol | AIP Conference Proceedings
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8 | Diffraction patterns and nonlinear optical properties of Nanocomposite (Gold nanoparticles / Epoxy resin polymer) | Feras Asfoor Prof. Ali Hadi | IOP Conf. Series: 928 (2020) | 829 | 2020 |
9 | Optical Limiting Properties of Nano-composite Gold Nanoparticles / Epoxy Resin | Prof. Ali Hadi Rajaa Madlool | IOP Conf. Series: 928 (2020) | 829 | 2020 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2020
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| 25-Mar-20 | 2213, 020228 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Shams Basel , Najwan H Numan, Farah G. Khalid, Makram A. Fakhri, | Structure and optical properties of HfO2 nano films grown by PLD for optoelectronic device | 1 |
| 25/03/2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Esraa K.Hamed, Mohammed A.Munshid, Jassim K.Hmood | Effect of few-mode fiber profile on long-haul MDM transmission | 2 |
| 25/03/2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Shahad S. Husain Jassim K.Hmood | 3 | |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Ayad Z. Mohammad Sabah al-ithawi | Design and investigation an optical modulator based on olive oil as a liquid crystal | 4 | |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A Fakhri, Zainab H. Tawfiq, salah aldeen Adnan | Gold nanoparticles in ethanol deposited on PCF for refractive index sensors | 5 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A Fakhri, Mariam M. Hassan | Morphological and structural properties of Cu2O/2-D photonic silicon nano structure for gas sensors | 6 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Sarah M. Taleb, Makram A. Fakhri, Salah Aldeen Adnan | Substrate and annealing temperatures effects on the structural results of LiNbO3 photonic | 7 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Qamar Q. Mohammed, Ban A. Badr, Amal M. Banoosh, Makram A. Fakhri3, and Ahmed W. Abdulwahab | Oxygen pressure effects on optical properties of ZnO prepared by reactive puled laser deposition | 8 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Sarmad Fawzi Hamza Alhasan, Najwan H. Numan, Juhaina M. Taha, and Farah G. Khalid | 9 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Juhaina M. Taha, Rafah Alwan Nassif, Najwan H. Numan, and Makram A. Fakhri, | 10 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah G. Khalid, Alaa Q. Raheema, Zahraa S. Alshakhli, and Makram A. Fakhri, | Preparation of nano indium oxide for optoelectronics application | 11 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah G. Khalid, A. S. Ibraheam, Makram A. Fakhri, and Najwan H. Numan | 12 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Ahmed W. Abdulwahhab, Marwa. A. Dawood, and Al-Ithawi Sabah | Nano silver oxide based on insulator for optoelectronic device | 13 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah A. Hattab, Makram A. Fakhr, Farah G. Khalid, Lina F. Awni, Safa A. Ali, Ghada Q. Ramzi, Aynor I. Hussien, and Dhuha K. Zaidan | 14 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Luma Z. Mohammed, Makram A. Fakhri, and A. K. Abass | An overview of optical modulator based on nanophotonic lithium niobate film | 15 |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Roaa Shakir Mahmood, Wasan Abdulsatar, and Makram A. Fakhri | 16 | |
| 25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Evan T. Salim, M. H. A. Wahid, Zaid T. Salim, and U. Hashim | A novel parameter effects on optical properties of the LiNbO3 films using sol-gel method | 17 |
25/3/2020 | AIP Conf. Proc. 2213 | 2nd International Conference on Materials Engineering & Science | Mays Oday, Abdul Hadi Kadhim, Razi J. Al-azawi | 18 | ||
| 25-Mar-20 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Maryam Yousif Ghadban, Khalid. S. Shibib and Mohammed Jalal Abdulrazzaq | Analytical model of transient thermal effects | 19 |
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2019 IEEE Jordan International Joint Conference on Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (JEEIT) | م. شيماء رياض طحان م.د. مظفر حسين علي ا.م.د. عبد الله خضير عباس | Characteristics of Actively Mode-Locked Erbium Doped Fiber Laser Utilizing Ring Cavity | 1 |
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2018 | Potential of Renewable Energy in Al-Fourat Al-Awsat:Al Najaf City : Case Study | Journal of Physics: Conference Series | 1 | ||
2018 | Third order nonlinear properties of Rhodamine B dye doped PVA polymer determined by Eclipsing z-scan | AIP conference procediu | 2 | ||
2018 | Photonic Crystal Fiber Mach-Zehnder Interferometer pH Sensing | AIP Conference Proceedings | 3 | ||
2018 | Design and Analysis Of Fiber Bragg Grating Tunable Filter Utilizing Thermal Technique | AIP Conference Proceedings | 4 | ||
2018 | Influence of laser energy on synthesizes of CdO/Nps in liquid environment | IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering | 5 | ||
2018 | A study of LSP technique effect on the wear resistance for aluminum and copper alloys | AIP Conference Proceedings | 6 | ||
2018 | Wideband Serial Hybrid Fiber Amplifier Utilizing Higher Order Stimulated Raman Scatterin | 2018 Third Scientific Conference of Electrical Engineering (SCEE) | 7 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2017
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2017 | In this paper, we experimentally investigated power and S/N of error-free underwater wireless optical communication (UWOC) system over 7m link in laboratory tap water. Results show that salt and Maalox content decreases the received powe | Asisst.prof.Dr mukaram Abdlmutalab Asisst.prof .dr mohammed hallem | Enhancement of Lithium Niobate Nanophotonic Structures Via Spin-Coating Technique for Optical Waveguides Application | International Conference on Applied Photonics and Electronics | 1 |
This paper focuses on the structure and optical properties of Lithium niobate (LN) deposited on quartz substrate by sol-gel method. The solution was prepared at different molarity concentration and annealed at 500 °C. The LNs were analyzed by UV-visible, X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). The results show that as the molar concentration increases, the films crystallization becomes more atomically distributed and the energy band gap approaches 4 eV. Transmission spectra were taken in the wavelength range of 400-1100 nm. Hexagonal structure was observed with good atoms distribution and homogeneous crystallization. There were two phases of LNs recorded in this work. | Asisst.prof.Dr mukaram Abdlmutalab Asisst.prof .dr mohammed hallem Asisst.prof.Dr suad mahmood | The Structure and Optical Properties of Lithium Niobate Grown on Quartz for Photonics Applicati | International Conference on Applied Photonics and Electronics | 2 | |
Huge efforts have been put in the developing of diagnostic methods to skin cancer disease. In this paper, two different approaches have been addressed for detection the skin cancer in dermoscopy images. The first approach uses a global method that uses global features for classifying skin lesions, whereas the second approach uses a local method that uses local features for classifying skin lesions. The aim of this paper is selecting the best approach for skin lesion classification. The dataset has been used in this paper consist of 200 dermoscopy images from Pedro Hispano Hospital (PH2). The achieved results are; sensitivity about 96%, specificity about 100%, precision about 100%, and accuracy about 97% for globalization approach while, sensitivity about 100%, specificity about 100%, precision about 100%, and accuracy about 100% for Localization Approach, these results showed that the localization approach achieved acceptable accuracy and better than globalization approach for skin cancer lesions classification. | Asisst.prof.Dr Razi jabar lecturer.Dr Abass AbdlAziz | Evaluation Methodology between Globalization and Localization Features Approaches for Skin Cancer Lesions Classificatio | Journal of Physics: Conf. Series | 3 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2015
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2015 | The influence of Al2o3 doping on ZnO thin films were prepared on p-type Si. Substrates by q-switch second harmonic Nd:Yag laser deposition technique with wavelength of (532) nm and laser fluence energy density 0.6 j/cm2 from a Zno target mixed with Al2O3 of(0-5) wt.% and the films deposited at temperature 200 0c) | Asisst.lecturer Najwan Hussein | Morphological and structure of nanostructure Zno/p-Si thin films obtained by pulsed laser deposition | المؤتمر العلمي التخصصي الحادي والعشرين تحت شعار الفيزياء بوابة التقدم العلمي | 1 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2014
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2014 | Asisst.Prof.Dr Abdulla Kudair Abass |
Impact of Passive EDF Location on the Performance of L-Band Brillouin-Erbium Fiber Laser
| Proc. of 2014 IEEE 5th International Conference on Photonics | 1 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2013
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2013 | Prof. dr. mohammed salih mehdi | Theoretical measuring for negative chromatic dispersion curves of photonic crystal fiber by Gaussian function | Advances in physics theories and applications/ the international institute for science, | 1 |
2013 | Prof. dr. fareed faris resheed | META’ 13 sharijah-united arab emirates, the 4th international conference on metamaterials, photonic crystals and plasmonics | Strong emission from nano-iron using laser induced breakdown spectroscopy technique | 2 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2012
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2012 | Prof.Dr.mohammed Abdl Wahab | ICIS 2012, IEEE | 1 | |
2012 | Assist.Prof Abdulla Kudair Abass | Effect of EDF position on the performance of Hybrid Dispersion-Compensating Ramanl EDF Amplifier | 3rd International Conference on Photonics | 2 |
2012 | Assist.Prof Abdulla Kudair Abass | Raman Amplification Effects on Stimulated Brillouin Scattering Threshold in Multiwavelength Brillouin-Raman Fiber Laser | 3rd International Conference on Photonics | 3 |
2012 | Assist.Prof Abdulla Kudair Abass | Simulation and Experimental Validation of Gain Saturation in Raman Fiber Amplifier | 3rd International Conference on Photonics
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Research published in scientific conferences for 2011
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2011 | assist.prof Abdulla kudair Abass | Multiwavelength Hybrid Gain Fiber Laser: A systematic review | Student Conference On Research And Development (SCOReD 2011) | 1 |
Research published in scientific conferences for 2010
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2010 | Prof.Dr mohammed abdlwahab | 1 | ||
2010 | Prof. Kaled Salim | 2 |
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1 | Synthesis Gallium Nitride on Porous Silicon Nano‑Structure for Optoelectronics Devices | Assist Prof. Dr. Muharam A Fakhri Prof Dr. Mohamed J Abdulrazaq | Silicon | Netherlands | 2022 | 2.941 |
2 | Enhancing the sensing behavior of a reduced graphene magnetite-based plasmonic optical fiber sensor | Assist Prof. Ali Abdul Kaliq Prof. Dr. Moahmed J Abdulrazaq | Applied Optics | United States | 2022 | 1.905 |
3 | Bi-Functional Coated Tapered LPFG Sensor:Gas and Temperature Sensing | Assist Lec. Zahraa S Alshaikhli Assist Lec. Wasan A Hekmat | Mathematical Modelling of Engineering Problems | canada | 2022 | 1.43 |
4 | Synthesis of gallium nitride nanostructure using pulsed laser ablation in liquid for photoelectric detector | Assist Prof. Ali Abdul Kaliq Assist Prof. Dr. Muharam A Fakhri | Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing | united kingdom | 2022 | 2.644 |
5 | Pulse Laser Deposition of HfO2 Nanoporous-Like Structure, Physical Properties for Device Fabrication | Dr. Shams basil ali Dr. Sarmad Fawzi Dr. Evan T Salim | Journal of Renewable Materials | United States | 2022 | 2.115 |
6 | Design and Experimental Study of an Efficient Controlled Cooling System for Optical | Dr. Salah Aldeen Adnan Dr. Amar H MUTLAQ | Mathematical Modelling of Engineering Problems | canada | 2022 | 1.43 |
7 | Passively mode-locked erbium-doped fiber laser based on a nanodiamond saturable absorber | Prof Aseel A Shqati Prof. Dr. Jassim K Hmood | Applied Optics | United States | 2022 | 1.905 |
8 | Proposal of PPM-RZ-mQAM scheme for suppressing nonlinear phase noise in high spectral ultra-DWDM system | Prof. Dr. Jassim K Hmood | Optical and Quantum Electronics | United States | 2022 | 2.794 |
Research published that impact factor of 2021
1 | Performance analysis of WDM-SDM system with employing Phase-Conjugated twin waves technique | safa s radhi prof. jassim k hmood Sulaiman W. Harun | Materials Today: Proceedings | 2021 | 1.3 |
2 | Improving of Wavelength Division Multiplexing Based on Free Space Optical Communication via Power Comparative System | dr. abdula k abas prof. dr. sinan m abdulsattar | Wireless Personal Communications | 2021 | 1.2 |
3 | Effect of Parabolic Filter on The Resolution of point Spread Function for Apodized Optical System | prof. ali hadi | Journal of Green Engineering | 2021 | 1.58 |
4 | Feature fusion of Raman chemical imaging and digital histopathology using machine learning for prostate cancer detection | Dr. Nubras Isam | Analyst | 2021 | 4.616 |
5 | Physical Properties of SiC Nanostructure for Optoelectronics Applications | Dr. Mayada Mohammed Najawan Hussain Dr. Evan Tareq Salem | Journal of Renewable Materials | 2021 | 1.75 |
6 | Preparation of MgO–MnO2 nanocomposite particles for cholesterol sensors | Dr. Alaa Dr. Farhad Mohammed Dr. Mukaram A Fakriy | Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics | 2021 | 2.195 |
7 | Embedded optical fiber link interferometer sensors for snapshot surface inspection using the synthetic wavelength technique | Dr. Muthana Ammar Hassan Dr. Basman Dr. Mukaram A Fakriy | Applied Optics | 2021 | 1.961 |
8 | Gallium Nitride –Based Photodiode: A review | Dr. Mukaram A Fakriy Prof Mohameed Jalal Abdulrazzaq | Materials Today: Proceedings | 2021 | 1.27 |
9 | Review of GaN optical device characteristics, applications, and optical analysis technology | Dr. Mukaram A Fakriy Dr. Ali Abdul Kahaliq | Materials Today: Proceedings | 2021 | 1.27 |
10 | Gold nano particles based optical fibers for a different sensor in a review | Dr. Mukaram A Fakri Dr. Evan Tareq Salem | Materials Today: Proceedings | 2021 | 1.27 |
11 | Laser wavelength effects on the optical, structure, and morphological properties of nano HfO2 structures | Dr. Evan Tareq Salem Dr. Farah Ganeem Dr. Mukaram A Fakriy
| Materials Today: Proceedings | 2021 | 1.27 |
Research published that impact factor of 2020
14-Jul-20 | 1002 | Materials Science Forum | Sabah Al-Ithawi, Wasan A. Hekmat, Kahdim A. Hubeatir, Shams B. Ali, Suad M. Kadhim, Mohammed S. Hamza, | Characterization of Bulk BaTiO3 Material for Optical Modulator Applications | 1 |
8-May-20 | 59(5) | Optical Engineering Journal | ,Jassim K. Hmood ,Esraa K. Hamed | Analysis and simulation of reducing nonlinear interaction by shaping envelopes of transmitted signals in mode-division multiplexing systems | 2 |
04/04/2020 |
Volume 472 | Optics Communications Journal | Shahad S.Husain, Jassim K.Hmood, Sulaiman W.Harun | Efficiency enhancement of phase-conjugated twin waves technique by shaping envelopes of subcarriers in all-optical OFDM systems | 3 |
13/04/2020 | 57 | Optical Fiber Technology Journal | Esraa K.Hamed, Mohammed A.Munshid, Jassim K.Hmood | Performance analysis of mode division multiplexing system in presence of nonlinear phase noise | 4 |
25/03/2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Esraa K.Hamed, Mohammed A.Munshid, Jassim K.Hmood | Effect of few-mode fiber profile on long-haul MDM transmission | 5 |
25/03/2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Shahad S. Husain Jassim K.Hmood | Performance enhancement of PCTWs technique by employing RZ-coding in phase modulated optical communication systems | 6 |
10-Jan-20 | 398 | Defect and Diffusion Forum | Sabah al-ithawi A. Hadi | An Overview of Liquid Crystal Techniques and Technology with Applications to Different Research Fields | 7 |
10-Jan-20 | 398 | Defect and Diffusion Forum | Sabah al-ithawi A. Hadi | Implementation of Pressure Sensor of Optical Fiber Using Optical | 8 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Ayad Z. Mohammad Sabah al-ithawi | Design and investigation an optical modulator based on olive oil as a liquid crystal | 9 |
7/14/2020 | 1002 | Materials Science Forum | Sabah Al-Ithawi, Wasan A. Hekmat, Kadhim A. Hubeatir, Shams B. Ali, Suad M. Kadhim, Mohammed S. Hamza | Characterization of Bulk BaTiO3 Material for Optical Modulator | 10 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A Fakhri, Zainab H. Tawfiq, salah aldeen Adnan | Gold nanoparticles in ethanol deposited on PCF for refractive index sensors | 11 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A Fakhri, Mariam M. Hassan | Morphological and structural properties of Cu2O/2-D photonic silicon nano structure for gas sensors | 12 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Sarah M. Taleb, Makram A. Fakhri, Salah Aldeen Adnan | Substrate and annealing temperatures effects on the structural results of LiNbO3 photonic | 13 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Qamar Q. Mohammed, Ban A. Badr, Amal M. Banoosh, Makram A. Fakhri3, and Ahmed W. Abdulwahab | Oxygen pressure effects on optical properties of ZnO prepared by reactive puled laser deposition | 14 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Sarmad Fawzi Hamza Alhasan, Najwan H. Numan, Juhaina M. Taha, and Farah G. Khalid | Effects of laser wavelength on some of physical properties of Al2O3 nano films for optoelectronic device | 15 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Juhaina M. Taha, Rafah Alwan Nassif, Najwan H. Numan, and Makram A. Fakhri, | Effects of oxygen gas on the physical properties of tin oxide nano films using laser light as ablation source | 16 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah G. Khalid, Alaa Q. Raheema, Zahraa S. Alshakhli, and Makram A. Fakhri, | Preparation of nano indium oxide for optoelectronics application | 17 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah G. Khalid, A. S. Ibraheam, Makram A. Fakhri, and Najwan H. Numan | Some of the electrical and thermoelectrical properties for Cdo thin films preperaerd using pulsed laser deposition method | 18 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Ahmed W. Abdulwahhab, Marwa. A. Dawood, and Al-Ithawi Sabah | Nano silver oxide based on insulator for optoelectronic device | 19 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Farah A. Hattab, Makram A. Fakhr, Farah G. Khalid, Lina F. Awni, Safa A. Ali, Ghada Q. Ramzi, Aynor I. Hussien, and Dhuha K. Zaidan | Electrical and detection properties of nano silver oxide deposited by reactive pulsed laser deposition | 20 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Luma Z. Mohammed, Makram A. Fakhri, and A. K. Abass | An overview of optical modulator based on nanophotonic lithium niobate film | 21 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Roaa Shakir Mahmood, Wasan Abdulsatar, and Makram A. Fakhri | Synthesis of nano titanium oxide for photonic application | 22 |
25 -3- 2020 | 2213 (1) | AIP Conference Proceedings | Makram A. Fakhri, Evan T. Salim, M. H. A. Wahid, Zaid T. Salim, and U. Hashim | A novel parameter effects on optical properties of the LiNbO3 films using sol-gel method | 23 |
1/10/2020 | 398 | Defect and Diffusion Forum | Sarah M. Taleb, Makram A. Fakhri, salah aldeen Adnan | Optical Investigations of Nanophotonic LiNbO3 Films Deposited by Pulsed Laser Deposition Method | 24 |
1/10/2020 | 398 | Defect and Diffusion Forum | salah aldeen Adnan Zainab H. Tawfiq Makram A Fakhri | Gold Nanoparticles in Liquid Based on Photonic Crystal Fiber PCF for Sensors Application | 25 |
1/10/2020 | 398 | Defect and Diffusion Forum | Mariam M. Hassan Makram A Fakhri salah aldeen Adnan | Structural and Morphological Properties of Nano Photonic Silicon Structure for Photonics Applications | 26 |
7/14/2020 | 1002 | Materials Science Forum | Rana O. Mahdi, Makram A. Fakhri*, Evan T. Salim | Physical Investigations of Niobium Oxide Nanorod Imploring Laser radiation | 27 |
7/14/2020 | 1002 | Materials Science Forum | Hiyam S. Ali, Makram A. Fakhri* | An Overview of Au & Photonic Crystal Fiber of Sensors | 28 |
12/4/2019 | 26(10) | Surface Review and Letters | MAKRAM A. FAKHRI, EVAN T. SALIM, AHMED W. ABDULWAHHAB, U. HASHIM, MOHAMED A. MUNSHID and ZAID T. SALIM | THE EFFECT OF ANNEALING TEMPERATURE ON OPTICAL AND PHOTOLUMINESCENCE PROPERTIES OF LiNbO3 | 29 |
10-Jan-20 | 14(4) | Digest Journal of Nanomaterials and Biostructures |
M. M. HASSAN, M. A. FAKHRI | 2-D OF NANO PHOTONIC SILICON FABRICATION FOR SENSING APPLICATION | 30 |
25/3/2020 | AIP Conf. Proc. 2213 | 2nd International Conference on Materials Engineering & Science | Mays Oday, Abdul Hadi Kadhim, Razi J. Al-azawi | Evaluation of material hardness based image processing tool | 31 |
14-Nov-19 | Vol. 58, No. 33 | Optical Society of America (OSA) | Mothana A. Hassan, Haydn Martin, Liam Blunt, and Xiang Jiang | Synthetic wavelength to increase the snapshot optical sensor’s elevated vertical measurement ranges | 32 |
25-Mar-20 | 2213 | AIP Conference Proceedings | Maryam Yousif Ghadban, Khalid. S. Shibib and Mohammed Jalal Abdulrazzaq | Analytical model of transient thermal effects | 33 |
14-Jul-20 | 1002 | material science forum | Mohammed Jalal AbdulRazzaq, Kadhim A. Hubeatir, | Analysis of Thermal Effects within Cylindrical Shape Solid-State Laser Rod | 34 |
14-Jul-20 | 1002 | material science forum | suadad isam yonis mohammed jalal abdul razaq | Thermal Conductivity and Specific Heat Evaluation of Tissue Using Laser | 35 |
7/8/2020 | vol.52, No.379 | optical and quantum electronics | Mohammed Jalal AbdulRazzaq, Khalid S. Shibib & Sudad Issam Younis | temperature distribution and stress analysis of end pumped lasers under gaussian pump profile | 36 |
Research published that impact factor of earlier years
Impact factor | Year | Country | Journal Name | Name of Researcher | Name of the Paper | No |
1.45 | 2009 | Serbia | International Journal of Thermal Science Vol. 13 . No. 4, pp. 143-150. | Khalid S. SHIBIB, Mohammed A. MINSHID, and Mayada M. TAHIR | Finite element analysis of spot laser of steel welding temperature history | 1 |
1.45 | 2010 | Serbia | International Journal of Thermal Science Vol. 14. No. 1, pp. 49-56. | Khaled S. SHIBIB* and Mohammed A. MUNSHID | Thermal behavior of tissues having different porosities during continuous CO2 laser irradiation | 2 |
1.45 | 2010 | Serbia | International Journal of Thermal Science Vol.14,lssue2 pp 451-455 | KHALID S SHIBIB∗ | Thermal damage due to incidental continuous CO2 laser irradiation on human skin | 3 |
1.45 | 2011 | Serbia | International Journal of Thermal Science Vol.15 supplement 2 pp. S399-S407 | Khalid S. SHIBIB *, Mohammed A. MINSHID, and Nebras E. ALATTAR | Thermal and stress analysis in Nd:YAG laser rod with different double end pumping methods | 4 |
2012 | Jeju Island, South Korea | 8th International Conference of Information Science and Digital Technology Content Technology (ICIS & IDCTA) pp. 352-355 | Mohammed A.Minshed | LADAR Signal Modeling Using Bacterial Foraging Optimization Algorithm (BFOA) | 5 | |
0.29 | 2012 | World journal of nano science and engineering Vol. 5, No. 4 pp. 181-188 | Ashraf M. El Sherbini1,2, Abdel-Nasser M. Aboulfotouh1, Farid F. Rashid3, Sami H. Allam1, Ashraf El Dakrouri4,5, Tharwtt M. El Sherbini1 | Observed enhancement in LIBS signals from nano vs. bulk ZnO targets: comparative study of plasma parameters | 6 | |
0.58 | 2012 | India | Pramana: journal of physics Vol. 79, No. 2, pp. 287-297 | KHALID S SHIBIB∗ Mayada M. Tahir Haqui I. qatta | Analytical model of transient temperature and thermal | 7 |
1.45 | 2012 | serbia | Thermal Scince journal No, 5 | KHALID S SHIBIB∗ Mohamad S. Hamza Haqi. I. Qatta | ENHANCEMENT IN THERMAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BRICKS | 8 |
2.4 | 2012 | London | Laser in medical science | KHALID S SHIBIB∗ | 9 | |
0.58 | 2013 | India | Pramana Vol. 81, No.4 pp.603-615 | KHALID S SHIBIB∗, MOHAMMAD A MUNSHID and KADIM A HUBITER | Analytical model of transient thermal effect on convectional cooled end-pumped laser rod | 10 |
7.17 | 2013 | Advances in physics theories and applications/ the international institute for science, Vol. 26, pp. 80-92. | Mohamed S. Mehdi, Hazim G. Daway, Maysam T. AL-obaidi | Theoretical measuring for negative chromatic dispersion curves of photonic crystal fiber by Gaussian function | 11 | |
033 | 2013 | Natural Science Vol. 5, No. 4 pp. 501-507 | Ashraf M. El Sherbini1,2*, Abdel-Nasser Aboulfotouh1, Farid Rashid3, Sami H. Allam1, Ahmed M. Al-Kaoud2, Ashraf El Dakrouri4,5, Tharwat M. El Sherbini1 | Spectroscopic measurement of stark broadening parameter of 636.2 nm Zn I-line | 12 | |
0.58 | 2013 | India | Pramana , Springer Vol. 80, No. 3, pp. 487-505 | Mohammed A.Minshed | Analysis of thermal distribution in two end pumping Nd:YAG laser rod using bacterial foraging optimization algorithm | 13 |
1.032 | 2013 | Swedish | PhysicaScripta T T157 Pstop/469339 14004(5pp) | AyadZwayen M Al-Juboori | Rare earth (Sm3+ and Dy3+)-doped | 14 |
1.032 | 2013 | Swedish | PhysicaScripta T T157 PSTOP/470608 14056(pp5) | M G Nikolic´1, A Z Al-Juboori2, V Ðord-evic´1 and M D Dramic´anin1 | 15 | |
0.402 | 2014 | Romania | OPTOELECTRONICS AND ADVANCED MATERIALS – RAPID COMMUNICATIONS Vol. 1-2, No.8, pp. 7-9 | Farah Z Jasim, Mohammed J Abdul-Razzak, Hisham M Ahmed | Design of GaN-based VCSEL with high performance | 16 |
1.45 | 2014 | Serbia | Thermal Scince journal Vol. 18, No. 2 | KHALID S SHIBIB∗ | Analytical treatment of transient | 17 |
0.968 | 2014 | Chinese | Chinese optics letters Vol. 12, issue 02 pp. 020603 | Ali H. Abdulhadi *, Sun-jieQiu, A. Hadi Al-Janabi | DSMO-based photonic crystal fiber sensor with enhanced sensitivity | 18 |
5.5028 | 2014 | india | international journal of electrical engineering and technology (UEET) volume:5 issue1 january2014 pp.10-16 | Dr. Mohammed AbdulRidha Dr. Maysoon Faisal | efficient evolutionary algorithm for the thin film synthesis using the effect of merit function | 19 |
0.98 | 2015 | heat and mass transfer vol.51,no5 | Prof. Khalid Salim | effect of waste paper usage on thermal and mechanical properties of fired brick | 20 | |
2.55 | 2016 | Chemistry Central Journal | Ayad Z. Mohamed Khalida F. Al‑Azawi1 Shaimaa B. Al‑Baghdadi | Synthesis, inhibition effects and quantum chemical studies of a novel coumarin derivative on the corrosion of mild steel in a hydrochloric acid solution | 21 | |
1.556 | 2016 | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | Dr. Abdulhadi Kadhim | Improvement of the Fatigue Resistance and Increase Its Life of Specimens of Naval Brass Alloy Using Laser Shock Wave Processing | 22 | |
1.556 | 2016 | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | Dr. Abdulhadi Kadhim | Enhancement of Solar Cell Performance Based On Porous Silicon | 23 | |
3.8 | 2016 | International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research | Ali H. Al-Hamdani Hayfa G. Rashid Hussein T. Hashim | Design and Evaluation of Immersed Wideband Non-polarizing Beam Splitter Using ZEMAX Program and Needle/ Tunneling Method | 24 | |
3.8 | 2016 | International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research | Miqdam T Chaichan Ali H. Al-Hamdani Adeeb M Kasem | Enhancing a Trombe wall charging and discharging processes by adding nano-Al2O3 to phase change materials | 25 | |
0.479 | 2016 | ORIENTAL JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY | Hasan R. Obayes Khalida F. Al.Azawi Ali H. Al-Hamadani | Theoretical Studies on Electrophilic Aromatic | 26 | |
0.267 | 2016 | Wulfenia | Ali H. Al-Hamadani Hayfa G. Rashid Hussein T. Hashim | Design and Evaluation of C-Band Non-Polarizing Beam Splitter Plate using ZEMAX | 27 | |
1.213 | 2016 | IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering | Ali H. Al-Hamadani Faten Sh. Zain Al-Abdin Jiinnan H. Ali | Effect of angle of orientation of flat mirror concentrator on solar panel system output | 28 | |
1.556 | 2016 | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | Ali H. Al-Hamadani M. Qasim K.S. Rida | Enhancement of solar cell performance based on porous silicon | 29 | |
1.556 | 2016 | Journal of Nanoscience and Technology | Ahmed Abdul Hassan Kadhim Abed Hubeeter | synthesis of aluminum and titanium oxides nanoparticles via sol-gel method: optimization for the minimum size | 30 | |
0.742 | 2016 | optik | Auday Naif Muhsen Zahraa Jameel Kadhim Abd hubeahter | ultraviolet photodetector based on TIO2 nanopracticles/porous siliconhetrojunction | 31 | |
2017 | USA | Optik 138 No 359-364 | Mukeles Ismael Mohamed Basam Galb Rasheed Ali Hadi Alhamadae Abdel Hadi Kadhim | Photovoltaic properties enhancement of solar cell based on porous silicon | 32 | |
2017 | UK | Materials Technology VOL 32 NO 5 279-298 | Kadhim abed Hubeeter Ahmed abdel ameer | Polymer solar cells with enhanced power conversion efficiency using nanomaterials and laser techniques | 33 | |
2017 | USA | Modern Physics Letters B VOL 31 NO 8 1750072 | Salah Aldeen Taha Hakan Altan Sabah | Single-and-double-sided Sensor applications of metamaterials based on square-ring and diamond resonators for terahertz region | 34 |