About Me
I am an experimental physicist specializing in materials science and condensed matter physics. I hold two master's degrees: one in Experimental Physics from the University of Versailles, and another in Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics from Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris. I bring over seven years of experience in management and development of intelligent and functional materials. My work has led to multiple publications and presentations at prestigious international conferences, including events in Lund, Sweden; the Technical University of Barcelona; and the Quantum Seminar Series in Basel. I have also collaborated on international projects such as The Nuclear fusion Reactor at the forefront of fundamental physics, continuously pushing the boundaries of scientific discovery.
Selected Projects
ITER Project
Materials for Nuclear Fusion Reactor
Protective optical coating for ITER First Mirror.
ZrO2 thin film
Electronic behavior of thin film ceramics
Electronic structure of ZrO2 under different state of oxidation.
Hexagonal Silicon Germanium
Raman Spectroscopy of Hexagonal SiGe
Ab-initio calculation of Raman Spectra and experimental verification
verification .
Two phonon density of State
Higher-Order Raman Spectra of Wurzite GaP
Phonon dispersion of Wurzite GaP and the first direct measurement of the Two phon density of state
Surface phonon-polariton
Surface Phonon in III-V semicondictor
Experimental demonstration of the first measurement of giant surface phonon-polariton using Raman spectroscopy
Twin super-lattice (Coming soon)
Twin super-lattice hoax
Phonon modes in Twin super-lattice, their symmetry and a debate on it's nature at room temperature
Electrochromic Device
Ultra High Speed electrochromic device
Real-Time experimental demonstration ultra fast electrochromic device (below 20ms) with over 10 million cycle stability
Selective growth of Nanowires
(Coming
Soon)
Nano-wires and Nano-tubes Growth
Selective orowth of a large variaty of Ceramic and Metallic Nanowires and Natubes using Electrodeposition methods
Gallery
All the samples displayed in the gallery were meticulously prepared, designed, grown, and imaged by Zakaria Möri, showcasing a hands-on approach and deep expertise in experimental material science.
Testimonies
Luka Ciric
Senior R&D Engineer at CSEM
"I had the pleasure of working with Zakaria and during that time I saw his passion for science, and ability to communicate complex ideas in a clear and concise manner. Whether he was working on theoretical physics problems or developing software tools to analyze data, Zakaria always approached his work with a level of curiosity and attention to detail that was truly inspiring... "
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Yunke li
Project Manager at Freshape
"I worked with Zakaria in the same team for almost 3 years. With a solid physical background, Zakaria has made enormous contribution to the development of functional nanomaterials. He is a creative experimentalist, always well-organized from the initial design of experiments to the final execution and analysis.Besides, he is also a good team-player, highly involved in discussions and contributed his own opinions..."
Yen-Cheng kung
Division Director at Freshape
"Zakaria has excellent expertise in functional nano-materials design and synthesis, adapted to required electrical, optical and electrochemical properties in various applications. He possesses solid knowledge in physics of nano-materials as well as in-depth hands-on experiences in both organics and inorganic material deposition with different techniques, such as electrodeposition..."
Marius Ciobanu
Scientific Collaborator at HEIA
"I know Zakaria Möri as a colleague in the same R&D Team at H.Glass SA . Zakaria has a deep knowledge of optical/physical modeling as well as physicochemical phenomena understanding. In addition, is an exceptional experimentalist with well organizational skills. His outstanding professionalism and expertise contributed significantly to project success. I was impressed by his scientific curiosity, oriented to solve concrete challenges..."
László Forró
Directeur du Stavropoulos Center for Complex Quantum Matter at University of Notre Dame
"Zakaria Môri has joined my group with the task of simulating the mechanical response of single layered two-dimensional materials and their heterostructures. Although the topic was new to him, very rapidly he grasped the essential aspects of the problem and delivered meaningful results. I was impressed by his professionalism. Beyond his intelligence, he is a team-player, open minded, very good communicator and a cheerful person with a lot of optimism. I am persuaded that he could be very successful both in academic and industrial environments"