Discussion of the dissertation of doctoral student

Discussion of the dissertation of doctoral student " Mohammed Musleh Mahdi Saleh"

The public discussion took place for the Doctoral student (Mohammed Musleh Mahdi Saleh) at Anbar University, College of Science, Department of Biology, on Monday, July 28, 2025, in Jabir Ibn Hayyan Hall, for his tagged thesis

" Synthesis and Characterization of Nb2O5-Au Hybrid Structure for Optoelectronic Application"

The discussion committee consisted of:

University of Anbar - College of Sciences - President

Prof. Dr. Ismat Ramzi Abdul Ghafour

University of Anbar - College of Sciences - Member

Prof. Dr. Mohammed Ghazi Hamad

University Technology MARA/College of Applied sciences

Prof. Dr. Abdul Basit Mohammed Al-Nabawi

University of Anbar - College of Education for Pure Sciences - Member

Assist. Prof. Dr. Jamal Fadel Mohammed

University of Technology - College of Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering - member

Assist. Prof. Dr. li Abdul Khaliq Abdul Hadi

University of Anbar - College of Sciences, Member and Supervisor

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Salman Obaid

University of Technology - College of Applied Sciences - Member and Supervisor

Prof. Dr. Evan Tariq Salem

The study aims to prepare nanostructures of Au@Nb2O5 and to investigate the effect of laser variables on the properties of the Core-Shell nanostructure, as well as to use the hybrid material in optoelectronic applications.

The effects of different laser parameters were extensively studied through optical, structural, and morphological properties. The optimal conditions were selected and analyzed after each preparation process. The optimal sample was used to prepare the heterogeneous junction Au@Nb2O5/P-Si and characterized as a function of the active layer thickness.

After studying the effect of each laser parameter on the preparation of Au@Nb2O5 nanoparticles, the optimal conditions were chosen and utilized to manufacture the heterogeneous photodetector device Au@Nb2O5/P-Si with varying active layer thickness. The results also showed that the photocurrent is directly proportional to the incident light intensity, indicating the possibility of the junction functioning as an effective photodetector.

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