Nihal Ibrahim

Education

    PhD in Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University (1/2015). Thesis Title “Modeling Terahertz Radiation Detection Using Field Effect Transistors Beyond Cutoff”.

    MSc. in Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University (9/2006). Thesis Title "Analysis ,Design ,and Simulation of Enhancement Mode Quantum Dot Qubits".

    Pre-Master Qualifying year in Engineering Physics (equivalent to BSc. in physics), Department of Engineering Physics and Mathematics, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University (2003).

    BSc. in Electronics and Communications Engineering, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt, 2002.                Graduation Grade  :Distinction with Honor .

Current Position

    Physics Post Doctor Lecturer Assistant, Engineering Physics and Mathematics Department, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University.

Publications

      N. Y. Ibrahim, N. H. Rafat, and S. E. A. Elnahwy, “Drift transport model of field effect transistors in saturation beyond cutoff”, Journal of Physics D Applied Physics 04/2015; 48(13-13):135102. DOI:10.1088/0022-3727/48/13/135102.

      N. Y. Ibrahim, N. H. Rafat, and S. E. A. Elnahwy, “Multi-input intrinsic and extrinsic field effect transistor models beyond cutoff frequency,” Solid-State Electronics 01/2015; 103:236-24. DOI:10.1016/j.sse.2014.07.006.

      N. Y. Ibrahim, N. H. Rafat, and S. E. A. Elnahwy, “Modeling of Field Effect Transistor Channel as a Nonlinear Transmission Line for Terahertz Detection,” Journal of infrared, millimeter and terahertz waves 08/2013; DOI:10.1007/s10762-013-0009-0.

      PhD. Thesis :" Modeling Terahertz Radiation Detection Using Field Effect Transistors Beyond Cutoff” Cairo University, 2015.

Teaching Experience

    Lecturer, Engineering  Physics Department , Faculty of Engineering , Cairo University (Fall 2015 – present ) :

Quantum Mechanics, for master of engineering physics.

Electromagnetic Field (EM211), for credit hour system

    Lecturer Assistant, Engineering  Physics Department , Faculty of Engineering , Cairo University (Fall 2007 – 2014 ):

Optical Physics , for engineering students (multiple departments)

Modern Physics , for engineering students (multiple departments)

    Physics teaching assistant ,Engineering  Physics Department , Faculty of Engineering , Cairo University (Fall 2002 – 2007 )

Electricity, Magnetism, Thermodynamics and Properties of Matter, Optical Physics, Modern Physics, Physics for Biomedical Engineers, Instructed in the Physics Laboratories for all courses listed.

    Part time Teaching assistant at the American University in Cairo (AUC) ,(Fall 2005-Fall 2008)

• Assist in teaching computational physics course (graduate level)
• Preparing teaching and laboratory material for experiments in  the computerized instrumentation course (to be taught in spring 2006)

    Physics teaching assistant, (Canadian International College (CIC), Cairo Campus of the Canadian 'Cape Breton' University, fall 2004), and (Misr International University, Summer/Fall 2003).

Academic Awards

    Best Graduation Project in Electronics and Communications Department, year 2002.Awarded by "Schlaumberger Oil Fields Inc."

    Award of Excellence for being ranked 3^rd in a class of 400 students in the Electronics and Communications Engineering Department for the year 2000-2001.

Faculty of Engineering Award of Excellence for all five years of my undergraduate studies.  

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