Hamed Haghshenas is a young researcher of Physical Chemistry and Computational Biochemistry in the Chemistry Department at Temple University, where he has been conducting research since 2022. Born in Iran in 1989, he moved to the US to pursue higher education and is currently working towards his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry.
His diverse background in Chemistry and Biology allows him to contribute effectively to multidisciplinary projects, prioritizing fundamental principles alongside practical applications. Proficient in coding and molecular modeling, he possess extensive experience using software packages relevant to his field.
Currently conducting research under the esteemed guidance of
Professor Francis C. Spano
, a prominent figure in the field, Hamed is part of a leading research group. This unique opportunity exposes him to advanced techniques exploring the photophysical properties of semiconductor materials. He is primarily dedicated to advancing and expanding theoretical models related to the collective behavior of electron excitations in excitons and excimers.
His work involves integrating coupling terms into the current theoretical models, with a specific emphasis on charge transfer and vibronic couplings between semiconducting conjugated polymers.
