Babak Bakhit

Postdoc

I am a VR International postdoc research fellow at Cambridge University working on novel functional oxide thin films with complex nanostructures grown by magnetron sputtering for memory applications.

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I am a materials scientist who is interested in synthesizing multifunctional thin films with tunable, complex nanostructures for a wide range of applications.

My research interests focus on the design and development of various thin solid films by magnetron sputtering using synchronized ion-irradiation to control their composition, crystal orientation, and nanostructure. Advanced characterization tools such as (S)TEM, EDX, EELS, FIB, XPS, ERDA, RBS, and XRD are extensively used in my research. I am active in using ion beam analysis techniques as modern analytical tools for probing the elemental depth profiles and compositions.

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2022

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Fundamental Science of Thin Films unit

We aim at increasing the atomistic understanding of vapor phase deposition, ion-surface interactions, and phase transitions in advanced materials.

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Gold Graduate Student Award to LiU

Babak Bakhit has received the gold Graduate Student Award at the 47th International Conference on Metallurgical Coatings and Thin Films (ICMCTF), 2021.

VR International Postdoc Grant to LiU

Babak Bakhit, a former PhD at Thin Film Physics Division at IFM, has been awarded the prestigious International Postdoc Grant from Swedish Research Council (VR).

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Agora Materiae Graduate School

Helping degree and licentiate students in the research field of novel functional materials excel in their fields, in a truly multidisciplinary environment.

Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology

Undergraduate teaching and research in the areas of biology, chemistry, materials and applied physics and theory and modelling are conducted at this department.