Dr. Hasan Abdur Rehman

Designation                       Assistant Professor (Physics)                                                    

Email ID(s)                          [email protected]                                                         

Contact #                           923218818939                                               

Profile Summary

PhD in computational/mathematical physics with six years of research experience during education in computational modelling, numerical simulation and applied mathematics techniques. Extensive international experience with background in electrical and computer engineering

Qualification
Sr. NoDegreeUniversityYear
1P.hDJacobs University Bremen, Germany2019
2MSJacobs University Bremen, Germany2016
3BSJacobs University Bremen, Germany2014
4A LevelsBeaconhouse, Lahore, Pakistan2009

Research Areas/Interests
Sr. NoAreaDescription
1Quantum transport of chargeCharge transport in molecular scale electronic devices, theory and computational modelling
2Light harvesting systemsExciton transfer modelling in light harvesting complexes with applications in artificial photosynthesis
3Non-equilibrium Green's functionsUse of non-equilibrium Green's functions in charge transport problems at the Quantum scale
4Molecular DynamicsCombining molecular dynamics calculations with charge and energy transfer in complex Quantum systems

Journal Publications
Sr. NoJournal NamePublication Title with I.FYear
1Journal of Chemical PhysicsChebyshev Hierarchcal equations of motion for systems with arbitrary spectral densities and temperatures2019
2Journal of Physical Chemistry CDephasing in molecular junctions viewed from a time dependent and time independent perspective2019
3Journal of Chemical PhysicsNon-equilibrium Green's function transport theory for molecular junctions with general molecule lead coupling and temperatures2018
4Journal of Physical Chemistry AChebyshev expansion applied to dissipative Quantum systems2016
5Journal of Chemical PhysicsUsing the Chebyshev expansion in Quantum transport calculations2015