
Curriculum Vitae
BIOGRAPHY
A present post-doctoral research fellow at University of Malaya, department of Physics under plasma technology research center (PTRC). Before this he is an academic senior lecturer at Federal Polytechnic, Mubi of Adamawa State. Wante has PhD degree in Energy Physics with special interest in plasma source, DSSCs and thin films, currently working on extraction of H2 from H2S by non-thermal plasma technology, Comparison of measured and computed neutron yield and thermonuclear component using plasma focus device and he has published articles related to the field of plasma and materials. He also carries experience in research. An inquiring mind with passion for personal and professional development, Wante is looking for a challenging project/position where he can make real contribution to the organization’s success.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
- PLASMA DEVICES AND APPLICATIONSPhysical Sciences, Physics, Fluid, Discharges And Plasma Physics
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION
- PhD(ENERGY PHYSICS), (ENERGY PHYSICS)Modibbo Adama University of Technology
- M.Sc(ENERGY PHYSICS), (ENERGY PHYSICS)Adamawa State University, Mubi
- B.Sc(PHYSICS), (Fizik)Federal University of Technology, Yola
PUBLICATIONS
Article in Journal
- H. P. Wante a,**, S. L Yap a,*, K. Y. Tsunga, H. Y. Tana, L. K Lima, S. C. Ezikeb and S. F. Leec (Siaw Foon Lee). 2025. Exploring Plasma Focus-Induced Nitrogen Doping of Carbon Thin Films: Structural and Morphological Insights, Diamond and related materials.
- S. L. Yap a*, H. P. Wante,**, S. Lee a , L. K. Lim a & M. L. H. Omar. 2025. Neutron Yield Enhancement through Gas Admixture and Cathode Radius Variation in a Plasma Focus Device. IEEE transactions on plasma science
- Wante, H. P., Aidan, J., & Ling, Y. S. (2024). Highly improved efficiency of flexible dye sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) by non-thermal plasma processing of PEI-ITO polymer. Optical Materials, 150, 115331.
- Wante, H. P., Yap, S.L., Khan, A.A., Chowdhury, Z.Z., Nee, C.H., Yap, S.S. (2024). Enhanced adsorption of malachite green (MG) dye using RF glow oxygen plasma-modified coconut carbon shell: A sustainable approach for effluent treatment. Diamond & Related Materials, 149, 111650.
- Wante, H. P., Aidan, J., & Ezike, S. C. (2021). Efficient dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) through atmospheric pressure plasma treatment of photoanode surface. Current Research in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, 4, 100218.
RESEARCH INTEREST
- Plasma material interaction, plasma source plasma synthesis (Plasma-material, plasma source, gas synthesis)