About this ebook
Across 15 chapters, NanoRevolution covers transformative advancements in photovoltaic and energy storage technologies. It explores the application of density functional theory (DFT) in developing high-efficiency, lead-free solar cells, new methodologies for enhancing MXenes-based materials, and emerging AI-powered solutions for energy optimization and predictive maintenance. The book also examines IoT-driven innovations in photovoltaic systems and provides a high-level overview of blockchain's potential in secure energy transactions.
This book is an invaluable guide for researchers, engineers, and industry professionals focused on next-generation energy solutions, offering both theoretical depth and practical applications to drive progress toward a sustainable energy future.
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About the author
Abderrahman Abbassi holds a PhD in Physics, specializing in Engineering and Materials Science (Applied Physics). His extensive scientific research and academic training have provided him with substantial professional experience in Materials Physics, Electrical Engineering, and Renewable Energy. Since December 2020, he has been serving as a Professor and Researcher at Sultan Moulay Slimane University, within the Polydisciplinary Faculty of Beni Melal.
His research encompasses a wide range of areas, including TCO semiconductors for photovoltaic applications, clean energy, material properties for energy, double perovskite oxides, spintronic and optoelectronics, and 2D systems and layers with applications in energy. He is also engaged in the study of molecular dynamics and digital technologies.
Dr. Abbassi is skilled in simulating materials using quantum physics codes such as WIEN2k and Quantum Espresso, calculating properties of materials for applications in solar energy and optoelectronics, scintillators, batteries and elaborating and fabricating thin films through various methods, including spin coating, laser ablation, and cathodic sputtering. His expertise further extends to solar energy, electrical circuits, IoT, and proficiency in electronic simulation.
