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MASOUD BERAHMAN Tel: +989177138351 Email: m.berahman@ee.sharif.edu Sharif University of Technology EDUCATION [September 2016-] Sharif University of Technology Post-Doc in Electrical/Material Eng. Department, nano-electronics [September 2014- September 2016] Sharif University of Technology Post-Doc in Nano-physics [September 2010- September 2014] Shiraz University Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering Thesis Title: Simulation and Design of Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Sensor based on Carbon Nanotubes. (With Honor) (First Rank) [September 2008- September 2010] Shiraz University (transferred) Master in Electrical Engineering Thesis Title: Optical properties of Bilayer Graphene Nanoribbon and effect of finite length on its properties (With Honor) (First Rank) [September 2003 January 2008] Shiraz University Bachelor in Electrical Engineering Final Project: Fabrication of Graphene using Scotch tape (Best Final Project among bachelor students.) RESEARCH INTERESTS Gas Sensors based on novel 2D-materials, Electronic and Transport Properties of 2- Dimensional Nanostructures, Thin Film Transistors, Carbon Nanotube and Graphene Family, Optical properties of nanostructures, Gas sensors based on capacitance and step response.

PATENTS 1. Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Structure as H2S Gas Sensor IR-Patent No: 13915094000303175 2. H2S Gas Sensor Based on Carbon Nanotube Thin Film, IR-Patent No:13915094000302787 3. High sensitive H2S Gas Sensor based on Capacitance properties of Carbon Nanotube Thin Films, IR-Patent: Under Review. PUBLICATION [JOURNALS] 1. M. Berahman, M. H Sheikhi, Electrical properties of finite length Graphene Nanoribbons in an electric field, Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience (CTN), 2011. 2. M. Berahman, M. H Sheikhi, Optical excitation of finite length Graphene Nanoribbons Journal of Computational and Theoretical NanoscienceVolume 8, Number 1, January 2011, pp. 90-96(7) 3. M. Berahman, M.H.Sheikhi, M. OrvatiNia, Analytical Approach to Optical properties of Graphene Nanoribbons in Transverse Electric Field Accepted in Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience (CTN) 2013 4. A. Salmanpour, M.H. Sheikhi, A. Zarifkar, M. Berahman, A novel equivalent circuit model for waveguide-separated absorption charge multiplication-avalanche photodetector (WG-SACM-APD ) Optik - International Journal for Light and Electron Optics, Volume 124, Issue 23, December 2013, Pages 6154 6158 5. M. Berahman, M. Sanaee, R. Ghayour, A theoretical investigation on the transport properties of overlapped graphene nanoribbons, Carbon, Volume 75, August 2014, Pages 411-419(Impact Factor = 6.16) 6. M. Berahman, M. H. Sheikhi Transport Properties of ZIGZAG Graphene Nanoribbon decorated with Copper Clusters Journal of Applied Physics, 116, 093701 (2014) (Cover of Journal). 7. M. Berahman, S Sharifpour, H Nadgaran, Investigation on Optical Properties of Bilayer Graphene Nanoribbons doi: 10.1007/s11082-014- 0085-y, Optical and Quantum Electronics, 2014

8. M. Berahman, M. H. Sheikhi, A Zarifkar, H Nadgaran, Structural and electronic properties of zigzag graphene nanoribbon decorated with copper cluster, Journal of Computational Electronics, Volume 14, Issue 1, pp 270-279, 2015. 9. M. Berahman, M. H. Sheikhi, Hydrogen Sulfide gas sensor based on decorated zigzag graphene nanoribbon with copper, Sensors and Actuators B, Vol 219, Pages 338 345, 2015. 10. M. Berahman, A. Asad, M. Sanaee, M. H. Sheikhi, Optical Properties of Chiral Graphene Nanoribbons: a First Principle Study, Optical and Quantum Electronics, Vol 47,Issue 10, pp 3289-3300, 2015. 11. N. Khadempour, H. Alipour, M. Berahman, A. Yazdan panah gohar rizi, M. Jabbari, Sensitive DNA detection based on the capacitance properties of graphene, Journal of Computational Electronics, September 2016, Volume 15, Issue 3, pp 898 909. 12. F. Zakerian, M. Berahman, Optical properties of defected silicene: the many-body approach, Optical and Quantum Electronics, 48, 370,1-7, 2016. 13. N. Khadempar, M. Berahman, A. Yazdanpanah Goharrizi, Deciphering the electric field changes in the channel of an open quantum system to detect DNA nucleobases, Journal of Computational Electronics, Volume 16, Issue 2, pp 411 418 June 2017. 14. M. Barzegar, M Berahman, A. Iraji zad, Sensing behavior of flower-shaped MoS2 nanoflakes: case study with methanol and xylene, Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 9, 608 615, 2018 [CONFERENCES] 15. M Berahman, A Theoretical Investigation on Decorated Graphene Nanoribbon/Silicon Schottky Diode as Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Sensor 17th Iranian Physical Chemistry Conference, 2014. 16. A Zarifkar, S. Sedaghat, M Berahman, Analysis of the optical properties of self-assembled pyramidal InAs/GaAs quantum dot using the extended Huckel tight binding method 21th Iran Conference on Optic and Photonic, 2014, Shiraz, Iran.

17. M Berahman, M H Sheikhi, A. Zarifkar, R Gebauer, M Taheri, M Asad, H2S Gas Sensor Based on Thin Film Graphene Nanoribbons Decorated with Copper: A First Principles Study, UFGNSM 2013, Tehran, Iran (1 cited) 18. M Berahman, M H Sheikhi, A Zarifkar, M Taheri, Effects of single walled carbon nanotube defects and alignment angles on percolation conductivity in carbon nanotubes thin film 21th Iranian Conference on Electric Engineering 2013, Mashhad, Iran. (2 cited) 19. M Asad, Sh Bahreini M Berahman M Daraee M Fathipour M H Sheikhi, H2S Gas Sensor Based on SAW-CNTs, International congress on Nanoscience& Nanotechnology (ICNN2012) 8-10 September 2012 Kashan, Iran. 20. M. Berahman, M.H. Sheikhi, Dielectric and Refractive Index of Graphene Nanoribbons: An Analytical Approach International Congress and Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 9-11 November 2010, Shiraz, Iran. 21. M. H Sheikhi, M.Berahman, R Alaei, Physical model of Photo detector Based on Graphene Nanoribbon in an Electric Field,China nano 2009, Beijing, China. 22. M. Berahman, et al., Electrical and Optical Properties of ABstacked Bilayer Graphene Nanoribbon, China Nano 2009, Beijing, China. 23. M.Berahman, M. H. Sheikhi Optical properties of finite length graphene nanoribbons in an electric field NanoToday 2009 24. M. H Sheikhi, M. Berahman, R Alaei, The Numerical Modeling for Electrical Behavior of Graphene Nanoribbon in the Present of Optical Detection, ICCEE 2009, Dubai. 25. M. Berahman, M. H. Sheikhi, Electronic Properties of Finite Length Graphene Nanoribbons in an Electric Field Iran Conference of Electric and Electrical engineering (ICEE),(2009),Tehran, Iran. [MANUSCRIPT SUBMITTED OR UNDER PREPERATION ] 26. M.Berahman, H. Sheikhi Novel Theoretical Calculation on surface states of finite length graphene nanoribbons International Symposium on Surface science and Nanotechnology, japan.2008 27. M. H. Sheikhi, M. Berahman, A New Formulation for Simulation of Carbon Nanotubes Array Field Emission Characteristics 1 st Southern Iran Nanotechnology Conference, Shiraz, Iran. 2007.

28. M. Berahman, S. Jalili, Transport properties of Armchair phosphorene nanoribbon field effect transistor (Grammar and Spell Check). 29. M. Berahman, A. Irajizad, Effect of Edge Functionalization on Alternating Current Response of Zigzag Graphene Nanoribbon (Submitted) 30. M. Berahman, S Karimi, Simulation of High sensitive CH4 Gas Sensor based on functionalized Carbon Nanotube (Grammar and Spell Check) 31. M. Barzegar, M. Berahman, A. Irajizad, Direction control CVD growth of 2D MoS2 monolaye (Submitted). 32. M. Berahman, F. Ghasempour, A. Irajizad, Gas sensing of graphene nanoribbon thin film decorated with MoS2 nanosheets (Draft) [GRANTS 33. M. Berahman, F. Ghasempour, A. Irajizad, Capacitance based gas sensor using decorated graphene nanoribbon (Draft). AND AWARDS] No 1 in PhD Degree, 2014 No. 1 among 30 students in Master Degree, 2010 Accept in Iran's National Elites Foundation because of outstanding achievement in Master Degree. 2010 Granted as Junior Young researcher to visit International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), Trieste. Italy in2011. First Rank in Persian Gulf Innovations exhibition,2012 Accept in Iran's National Elites Foundation (second time) because of outstanding achievement in Innovations exhibitions.2012 Granted as Young researcher to visit International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) Trieste. Italy in2012. Best researcher in Electronic Department2013, Islamic Azad University branch of Sepidan.

TEACHING EXPERIENCES [Fall 2013] [Spring 2012] Iran's National Elites Foundation saward 2013, 3000$ for gas sensor. Azad University Grant for Design of Methane Gas Sensor based on functionalized Carbon Nanotube, 2013 Azad University Grant for Optical properties of two-dimensional structures based on Bethe -Salpeter equation,. 2013 [Fall 2012] Azad University branch of Sepidan, (To Master Students) [Fall 2013] [Fall 2013] [Fall 2012] [Spring 2011] [Fall 2011] [Invited Teacher] [Advisor] Teacher of Master Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Physics of Semiconductor Device I,Advanced Analog Circuit Design I. Teacher of Master Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Quantum Electronic I, Advanced Analog Circuit Design II. Teacher of Master Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Quantum Electronic I, Physics ofsemiconductor Device I. Shiraz University (To Bachelor Students) Teacher of Bachelor Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Electronic Lab III Teacher of Bachelor Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Digital Circuit Design Teacher of Bachelor Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Electronic Lab III, Circuit Lab I Teacher of Bachelor Students, Electrical Engineering, Course: Electronic Lab I, Circuit Lab I. Summer School, Shiraz University, Course: Nano-electronic

1. Bachelor Final Project entitles: Effect of Sputtering on defects of Carbon Nanotube In this project we design a home-made Simple Sputtering. Fall 2012 [INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS& OTHER PROJECTS] 2. Bachelor Final Project entitles : Effect of alignment on the resistance of Junction Graphene Nanoribbon in DFTB approximation Fall2012 3. Bachelor Final Project entitles: Experimental Investigation on effect of orientation on conductance of thin film Carbon Nanotubes. Fall 2013. 4. Fabrication of resistance and capacitance based thin film carbon nanotube transistor decorated with silver for hydrogen detection. 5. Design and Fabrication of LiBNO3 SAW structures for Wireless technology. 6. Writing Matlab based home-made software to investigate Gas Sensors based on pristine or decorated thin film carbon nanotube and graphene nanoribbons ( 2000 lines) 7. Design and Fabrication of cheap Home-Made Sputtering for Polluted materials like Carbon Nanotubes. MEMBERSHIP Member of Elite National Foundation of IRAN, 2010-present. IEEE student membership, 2011-present. I designed and assemble four CVDs and a sputtering system during my Postdoc. In addition I design and fabricate a potable LRC meter for live gas sensing detection. TECHNICAL SKILLS Sputtering E-Beam Evaporation UV/ Vis/IR Spectroscopy Atomistic Force Microscopy, scanning tunneling spectroscopy Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition