Dr. Nima Naderi is an active researcher in the field of optoelectronics, an internationally recognized author with more than 75 research papers in leading international peer-reviewed journals (over 1400 citations), and a university lecturer with more than 10 years of research experience in different countries (h-index: 23 according to Scopus). His research field encompasses porous wide-bandgap semiconductors, nanophotonics, optoelectronic materials and devices, and thin film physics. 

Passionate about technological innovation and the translation of cutting-edge knowledge into real-world industrial applications. Strong experience in project leadership, technical consulting and collaboration with international teams.

Proficient in optical and optoelectrical characterization of semiconductor nanostructures using modern spectroscopic techniques. Strong background in band-gap engineering of semiconductors for photovoltaics and photon detection applications.

Adept at small sized (micro and nano) device fabrication, thin films, chemical and physical deposition processes, and characterization techniques. Skilled in development of miniatured all-fiber photodetectors for on-line power monitoring of fiber-optics.

Doctor of Philosophy in Photonics Materials and Devices with specialization in Nano-optoelectronics.

Skills:
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Team leadership
- Oral and written communication (national/international)
- Project management
- Data analysis and reporting
- Translation of research into industrial applications

Expertise area:

• Bandgap engineering of porous semiconductors
• Optoelectronics for light detections and photovoltaics
• Flexible optoelectronic devices embedded in fiber optics
• Development of ultrafast photodetectors for flame detection applications
• Chemical and physical vapour deposition of wide-bandgap semiconductors
• Fabrication of durable optoelectronic devices to be used in harsh environments