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Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Seyed M. Sadeghi

Address:

Department of Physics,

University of Alabama in Huntsville,

Huntsville, AL 35899

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 256-824-2490

Fax: 256-824-6873

Education: 1999 PhD Physics University of British Columbia, Canada

1992 MSc Physics University of Toronto, Canada

1989 MSc Physics Tehran University, Iran

University and Industrial Employment:

9/2014-present Associate professor

Department of Physics

University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA

8/2007-8/2014 Assistant professor

Department of Physics


4/2005-8/2007 Senior Research Scientist

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada

2/2001-4/2005 Research Scientist/Materials and laser designer

Photonami Corp, Richmond Hill, Canada

10/1999-2/2001 National Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Postdoctoral fellow

Department of Physics, University of Toronto, Canada

Research Interest:

Coherent plasmonic processes in hybrid nanostructures

Chemical, biological and physical nanosensors

Coherent transport of energy in nanostructure assemblies

Plasmonic metastructures and collective optics of arrays of metallic

nanoantennas

Quantum devices

Teaching Experience:

8/2007-present Department of Physics


mailto:[email protected]

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Courses instructed:

1. Applied quantum mechanics PH652 (graduate course)

2. Quantum mechanics PH451 (undergraduate course)

3. Electromagnetism PH631 (graduate course)

4. Quantum devices PH733 (graduate course)

5. Calculus and Physics I PH113 (undergraduate course)

6. Optical polarization PH689 (graduate course)

7. Intermediate lab PH310 (undergraduate course)

8. Intermediate lab PH311 (undergraduate course)

9. Physical optics PH542 (graduate course)

10. Radiometry, detectors, and sources PH546 (graduate course)

11. Honors general physics lab II PH115 (undergraduate course)

12. Quantum optics PH589/489 (graduate/undergraduate course)

13. Laser I PH645 (graduate course)

14. Senior thesis PH420 (undergraduate course)

15. Interference and Diffraction OPT442 (undergraduate course)

Students advised:

A-Current students

1. Dustin Roberts OSE. PhD student

2. Andrew Little Phys. MSc student

3. Sean Ramsay Phys. Undergraduate student

B-graduated students:

4. Rithvik Reddy Gutha OSE, PhD (graduated)

5. Waylin Wing OSE, PhD (graduated)

6. Kira Patty OSE PhD (graduated)

7. Christina Sharp Phys. MSc (graduated)

8. Robert West Phys. MSc (graduated)

9. Emin Gulduren Phys, MSc student (graduated)

10. Ali Nejat Phys. MSc (graduated)

11. Jacob Smith Phys. Undergraduate

12. Zack McClure Phys. Undergraduate

13. Jackson Albright Phys. Undergraduate

14. Marshall Loper Phys. Undergraduate

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15. Andrew McCort Phys. Undergraduate

16. Quinn Campbell Phys. Undergraduate

17. Adrien Saremi Phys. Undergraduate

18. Brady Hood Phys. Undergraduate

19. Nathan Hamilton Phys. Undergraduate

20. Ben McCarver Phys. Undergraduate

21. Joseph Davis Phys. Undergraduate

22. Lucas Capp Phys. Undergraduate

23. Corrado Harper Phys. undergraduate student (under LSAMP

Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates funded by NSF)

4/2005-8/2007 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada

Students co-advised:

1-Lanxin Den PhD student (McMaster University)

2-Yu Chen PhD student (McMaster University)

3-Qingyi Guo M.A.Sc student (McMaster University)

9/2000-12/2000 (teaching assistant) Department of Physics

University of Toronto, Canada

Courses taught:

Fundamental of Physics

1/1993-8/1999 (teaching assistant) Department of Physics and Astronomy

University of British Columbia, Canada

Courses taught:

Engineering Physics 250 lab (Introduction to modern physics for the

second/third year engineering students),

Physics 209 lab (Intermediate experimental physics),

Physics 203 lab (Thermodynamics),

Physics 250 lab (Experimental physics),

Physics 153 lab (Physics for engineering students).

Physics 100 lab (Preliminary physics).

1/1992-12/1992 (teaching assistant) Department of Physics,

University of Toronto, Canada

Courses taught:

Fundamental of Physics

Industrial Research Experience:

2/2001-4/2005 Materials and laser designer, Photonami Corp,

Richmond Hill, Canada

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Led lambda-selector team for the design and fabrication of an amplifier/shutter

system with WDM applications (leading design, fabrication, and testing).

Designed semiconductor lasers for optical communications (design of complex-

coupled DFB lasers, buried heterostructures and ridge-waveguide lasers,

quantum dot and quantum cascade lasers, and un-cooled lasers).

Designed laser materials (laser chips based on different material systems and

required applications; quantum wells and dots).

Analyzed and evaluated fabrication processes, reliability, and performance of

complex-coupled DFB and FP lasers (aging of DFB lasers, Zn diffusion, Fe-Zn

inter-diffusion, etc.).

Investigated monolithic integration of surface emitting DFB lasers,

photodetectors, and modulators.

Performed and analyzed spectroscopic measurements (diagnostic electro-

luminescence and photoluminescence analyses of laser chips)

Awards:

2019-2022 (PI) US National Science Foundation ($290,625.00)

2017-2018 (PI) UAH Individual Investigator Distinguished Research (19,892)

2017-2018 (Co-PI) UAH Individual Investigator Distinguished Research ($29,243)

2015-2016 (PI) UAH Individual Investigator Distinguished Research ($26,811)

2015-2016 (PI) UAH Research Infrastructure Fund ($24,643)

2014-2015 (PI) UAH Research Infrastructure Fund ($21,724)

2012-2016(PI) US National Science Foundation ($273,960)

2011-2014(Co-PI) US National Science Foundation ($280,011)

2013 (PI) UAH Individual Investigator Distinguished Research ($15,529)

2011(PI) UAHuntsville Junior Faculty Distinguished Research Program ($10,434)

2010(Co-PI) Alabama EPSCoR partnership grant (Co-PI, amount: 23,994)

2010 (PI) UAHuntsville mini-grant program ($10,236)

2009 (Co-PI) Alabama EPSCoR partnership grant ($18,000)

2009 (PI) UAHuntsville mini-grant program ($10,180)

1999-2/2001 Postdoctoral Award

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada

1996-1998 University Graduate Fellowship (UGF)

The University of British Columbia, Canada

Professional services:

a) Major Department/college/university services:

1. Physics representative in UAH senate (2018-present)

2. Chair, UAH Senate Faculty and Student Development Committee (2020-2021)

3. UAH Student Conduct Broad (2018-2020)

4. UAH Library committee (2018-2021)

5. UAH Employee benefit Committee (2018-2020)

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6. Physics representative in UAH senate (1/2014-4/2015)

7. Member and chair on the College of Science Promotion & Tenure Advisory Committees

(2016-2017)

1. Member of College of science undergraduate Curriculum committee (2016-2017)

2. Member of College of science graduate Curriculum committee (2016-2017)

3. Member of Department of Physics graduate committee

4. Chairing of committee for reappointment of physics faculty member

a) Editorial services:

5. Guest Editor for Applied Sciences (Special Issue: "Plasmonic nanosensors")

http://www.mdpi.com/journal/applsci/special_issues/Plasmonic_Nanosensors

6. American Editor for Journal of Advanced Physics

7. Guest Editor for Applied Sciences (Special Issue: "Nanophotonics and Quantum Optics

of Hybrid Nanoparticle Systems: Applications and Fundamentals")

8. Member of broad of editors of Journal of Nanomedicine and Nanotechnology (2013-

2014)

9. Editor of special issue of special issue of Nanomedicine and Nanotechnology entitled:

"Functionalized nanomaterials: Biomedical and sensing applications"

b) International review/grant reviewers

1. Proposal reviewer for German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft,

DFG), 2018

2. Proposal reviewer for NSERC of Canada (2018)

3. Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO)

c) US Panel review/grant reviewer:

4. NSF Convergence Accelerator panel review (July 2020)

5. Panel review National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (Washington,

March, 2020)

6. NSF Career panel review (Washington, 2029)

7. PSC CUNY Review Panelist (2019)

8. Panel review National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (Irvine,

March 11-12, 2019)


March 12-13, 2018)

10. Army Research Laboratory Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (2017)

11. Online review, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (Dec. 2017)

12. Online review, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (Sep. 2017)

13. Online review, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (June 2017)

http://www.mdpi.com/journal/applsci/special_issues/Plasmonic_Nanosensors

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March 6-7, 2017)

15. US National Science Foundation (2016)

16. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine NRC review panel (Irvine,

March 2016)

17. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine review panel-onsite

(March 9-10, Irvine, CA 2015)

18. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine review panel-

online(Nov.2014)

19. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine review panel-online (

September 2014)

20. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine review panel-onsite

(March 2014)

d) Incubator

1. Quantum-Plasmonic Incubator, Optical Society of America, Washington (2013)

e) Conferences organizing committees

1. International Conference and Expo on Material Science and Engineering, October 22-

24, 2012, Chicago, USA

2. The 2nd International Conference on Nanotek and Expo, December 3-5, 2012,

Philadelphia, USA

3. The 2nd International Conference and Exhibition on Materials Science & Engineering" to

be held during October 7-9, 2013, Las Vegas, USA

4. The 3rd International conference on Nanotek and Expo, Dec. 2-4, 2013, Las Vegas, USA

5. Co-chair of Nanodevices and Nanosensors session of 3rd International Conference on

Nantek and Expo, Dec.2-4, 2013, Las Vegas, USA

Outreach services

1. Founder and organizer of North Alabama Nanoscience Workshop (2013-2016)

[This program introduces nanoscience and nanotechnology to high school students in North Alabama via tutorials and simple experiments.]

2. NSF HBCU-RISE workshop on nanoscience & technology (A&M University, June 27,

2018): “Nanophotonics: From Fundamentals to Applications”

3. Two lectures at NSF HBCU-RISE workshop on nanoscience & technology (A&M

University, June 26, 2017): “Nanophotonics: From Fundamentals to Applications”

4. Two lectures at NSF HBCU-RISE workshop on nanoscience & technology (Alabama

A&M University, June 27, 2016): “Nanophotonics: From Fundamentals to

Applications”

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5. Leading the Science of Nanotechnology session of North Alabama Center for

Educational Excellence (June 3-July 8, 2013)

[Alabama Center for Education Excellence promotes sciences to the under-represented high school students in North Alabama.]

6. Offering Nanoscience workshop to Bob Jones High school, Madison, AL (May 19,

2014)

7. Offering Nanoscience workshop for the Upward Bound Math and Science Programs of

NACEE (June 24, 2014)

Journal reviewer:

1- Physical Review Letters

2- ACS photonics

3- ACS Nano

4- Small

5- Nanoscale

6- Physical Review B

7- Physical Review A

8- Physical review E

9- Optical communications

10- IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics

11- Applied Physics Letters

12- Journal of Applied Physics

13- Journal of Optics A: Pure and applied optics

14- Journal of Nanotechnology

15- New Journal of Physics

16- Micro and Nano letters

17- IEEE Transaction on Nanotechnology

18- Physica Scripta

19- Journal of the Optical Society of America B

20- Optics express

21- Journal of Physical Chemistry C

22- Chemical Physics Letters

23- Journal of Chemical Physics

24- International Journal of Nanomedicine

25- European Physical Journal D

26- Sensors

27- Materials Research Society

28- Physical Review Applied

29- Superlattices and Microstructures

30- Langmuir

31- Journal of Materials Chemistry C

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32- Superlattices and Microstructures

Invited talks and colloquia:

1. Invited Colloquium: Physics & Astronomy Department, the University of Kansas

(presented on September 11, 2017)

2. Invited talk at Condensed Matter Physics seminar at the University of Florida, Florida.

(February 9, 2015).

3. Invited talk: International Conference on Nanomaterials, August 12-16, 2013 at

Western University, London, Canada.

4. Invited talk: 3rd International Conference on Nanotek and Expo, December 02-04, 2013,

Las Vegas, USA

5. Invited talk: 2nd Annual BioAlabama Technology Conference, May 16, 2013,

Birmingham

6. Invited Colloquium: Department of Physics, University of Birmingham, Sep 27, 2013

7. Invited Colloquium: Department of Physics, Auburn University, presented in Jan. 20,

2012

8. Invited talk: 1st Annual BioAlabama Technology Conference, May 30, 2012,

Birmingham

9. Invited talk: International Conference and Expo on Material Science and Engineering,

October 22-24, 2012, Chicago, USA

10. Invited Colloquium: Department of chemistry, UAHuntsville, Oct. 28, 2011

11. Invited Colloquium: Department of Physics, University of Alabama in Birmingham,

presented in March 5 2010

12. Invited talk: BioNanotechnology workshop at AEgis Technologies (HudsonAlpha)

2009

13. Invited talk: Huntsville Electro-Optics Society, 2009

14. Colloquium talk in the physics department UAH, 2007




18. Colloquium talk in the physics department UAH 2011


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Patents:

1- "Back reflection insensitive electro-optical interface and a method of coupling the

same to a waveguide", US 6,886,995

Publications:

A. Published papers in peer reviewed journals:

1. Seyed M Sadeghi, Waylin Wing, and Rithivk Gutha, "Optically active quadrupole edge

modes in arrays of flat metallic nanodisks" Journal of Optics, in press (2021)

2. Seyed M Sadeghi and R. Gutha, "Coherent networks of Si nanocrystals: tunable

collective resonances with narrow spectral widths" Advanced Photonics Research, in

press (2021)

3. Seyed M. Sadeghi, Rithvik R. Gutha, Ultralong phase-correlated networks of plasmonic

nanoantennas coherently driven by photonic modes, Applied Materials Today, Volume

22, 100932 (2021)

4. Mohammed Alamri, Bo Liu, Seyed M. Sadeghi, Dan Ewing, Amy Wilson, Jennifer L.

Doolin, Cindy L. Berrie, and Judy Wu” Graphene/WS2 Nanodisk Van der Waals

Heterostructures on Plasmonic Ag Nanoparticle-Embedded Silica Metafilms for High-

Performance Photodetectors” ACS Applied Nano Materials 2020 3 (8), 7858-7868

5. Gong M, Alamri M, Ewing D, Sadeghi SM, Wu JZ. Localized Surface Plasmon

Resonance Enhanced Light Absorption in AuCu/CsPbCl3 Core/Shell Nanocrystals.

Advanced Materials. 2020 Jul;32(26):2002163.

6. Seyed M Sdaeghi, Rihvik Gutha, Chuanbin Mao, “Plasmonic Hot‐Electron‐Induced

Control of Emission Intensity and Dynamics of Visible and Infrared Semiconductor

Quantum Dots” Advanced Materials Interfaces, 7, 1901999 (2020

7. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Hatef A, Goul R, Wu JZ. Ultrahigh Brightening of Infrared

PbS Quantum Dots via Collective Energy Transfer Induced by a Metal-Oxide Plasmonic

Metastructure. ACS applied materials & interfaces. 2020 Feb 21;12(10):11913-21.

8. Ghopry SA, Alamri M, Goul R, Cook B, Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Sakidja R, Wu JZ. Au

Nanoparticle/WS2 Nanodome/Graphene van der Waals heterostructure substrates for

surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy. ACS Applied Nano Materials. 2020 Feb

18;3(3):2354-63.

9. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Wing WJ. Impact of the Plasmonic Metal Oxide-Induced

Photocatalytic Processes on the Interaction of Quantum Dots with Metallic

Nanoparticles. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 2020 Feb 3;124(7):4261-9.

10. Botcha, N.K., Gutha, R.R., Sadeghi, S.M. et al. Synthesis of water-soluble Ni(II)

complexes and their role in photo-induced electron transfer with MPA-CdTe quantum

dots. Photosynth Res 143, 143–153 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11120-019-00668-z

11. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Wilt JS, Wu JZ. Design of Schottky barrier for plasmon-

induced hot-electron passivation of defect environments of semiconductor quantum dots.

Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 2020 Jan 3;53(11):115103.

12. Seyed M. Sadeghi and Judy Z. Wu Intervalley Quantum Coherence Transfer and

Coherently-Induced Chiral Plasmon Fields in WS2–Metallic Nanoantenna Systems

ACS Photonics 2019 6 (10), 2441-2449

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11120-019-00668-z

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13. Liu B, Gutha RR, Kattel B, Alamri M, Gong M, Sadeghi SM, Chan WL, Wu JZ. Using

Silver Nanoparticles-Embedded Silica Metafilms as Substrates to Enhance the

Performance of Perovskite Photodetectors. ACS applied materials & interfaces. 2019

Aug 22;11(35):32301-9.

14. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Hatef A. Photonic and plasmonic coupling of metallic

nanoantenna supercells: Plasmonic lattices with hybrid cavity modes. Optics

Communications. 2019 Aug 1;444:93-9.

15. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Sharp C. Coherent optical coupling of plasmonic dipoles in

metallic nanoislands with random sizes and shapes. Journal of Materials Chemistry C.

2019;7(31):9678-85.

16. Gutha RR, Sadeghi SM, Sharp C, Hatef A. Infrared plasmonic meta-modes via near-

field coupling of metallic nanorods with split-ring resonators. Nanotechnology. 2019 Jul

16;30(39):395203.

17. Sadeghi SM, Wing WJ, Gutha RR, Goul RW, Wu JZ. Functional metal-oxide

plasmonic metastructures: Ultrabright semiconductor quantum dots with polarized

spontaneous emission and suppressed Auger recombination. Physical Review Applied.

2019 Feb 19;11(2):024045.

18. Sadeghi SM, Gutha RR, Hatef A. Super-plasmonic cavity resonances in arrays of flat

metallic nanoantennas. Journal of Optics. 2019 Jan 30;21(3):035001

19. Gutha RR, Sadeghi SM, Sharp C, Hatef A, Lin Y. Multi-order surface lattice resonances

and dark mode activation in metallic nanoantenna arrays. Journal of Applied Physics.

2019 Jan 14;125(2):023103.

20. S. M. Sadeghi, R. Gutha, C. Sharp, and A. Hatef, “Mapping lattice-induced plasmonic

resonances via fluorescence decay of semiconductor quantum dots’, Optical Materials,

85, 356-362 (2018)

21. S.M. Sadeghi, R. Gutha, C. Sharp, and A. Hatef, “Collective and local energy transfer

in biologically-hybridized systems of semiconductor quantum dots and metallic

nanoantenna arrays”, J of Physics D, 51, 415301 (2018)

22. R. Gutha, S.M. Sadeghi, A. Hatef, C. Sharp, and Y. Lin, “Ultrahigh refractive index

sensitivity via lattice-induced meta-dipole modes in flat metallic nanoantenna arrays”

Applied Physics Letters, 112 (22), 223102 (2018)

23. S. M. Sadeghi, W. Wing, R. Gutha, J. Wilt, and J. Wu, “Balancing silicon/aluminum

oxide junction for super-plasmonic emission enhancement of quantum dots via

plasmonic metafilms” Nanoscale, 10, 4825 – 4832 (2018) DOI: 10.1039/C7NR09396A

24. R. Gutha, S.M. Sadeghi, C. Sharp, and W. Wing, “Multiplexed infrared plasmonic

surface lattice resonances” Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics 51 (4), 045305 (2018)

25. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Wing, R. Gutha, and Christina Sharp “Semiconductor quantum dot

superemitters: spontaneous emission enhancement combined with suppression of defect

environment using metal-oxide plasmonic metafilms” Nanotechnology 29, 015402

(2018)

26. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Wing, R. Gutha, C. Sharp, and A. Hatef, “Optically saturated and

unsaturated collective resonances of flat metallic nanoantenna arrays” J. of Applied

Physics, 122, 063102 (2017)

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27. R. Gutha, S.M. Sadeghi, C. Sharp, and W. Wing, “Biological sensing using

hybridization phase of plasmonic resonances with photonic lattice modes in arrays of

gold nanoantennas” Nanotechnology, vol.28, 355504 (2017)

28. W. Wing, S.M. Sadeghi, and R. Gutha, “Ultrafast emission decay with high emission

efficiency of quantum dots in plasmonic-dielectric metasubstrates”, Journal of Physics:

Cond. Mat., vol. 29, 295301 (2017)

29. R. Gutha, S. M. Sadeghi, and W. Wing, “Ultrahigh refractive index sensitivity and

tunable polarization switching via infrared plasmonic lattice modes”, Applied Physics

Letters, vol. 110, 153103 (2017)

30. S.M. Sadeghi, R. Gutha, W. Wing, C. Sharp, L. Capps and C. Mao, “Biological sensing

and control of emission dynamics of quantum dot bioconjugates using arrays of long

metallic nanorods” J. of Physics D 50, 145401 (2017)

31. S. M. Sadeghi, W. J. Wing, R. R. Gutha, and L. Capps, “Control of spontaneous

emission of quantum dots using correlated effects of metal oxides and dielectric

materials” Nanotechnology, vol.28, 095701 (2017)

32. S.M. Sadeghi and C. Mao, “Quantum biosensors based on management of near-field

polarization of nanoparticle molecules using quantum coherence”, Journal of Applied

Physics, vol. 121, 014309 (2017)

33. W. Wing and S. M. Sadeghi, “Ultrafast emission decay and enhancement of blinking of

single quantum dots in the presence of silicon and metal/metal oxide structures”, Journal

of Physical Chemistry C. vol.121, 931-939 (2017)

34. W. Wing, S.M. Sadeghi and R. Gutha, “Polarization switching from plasmonic lattice

mode to multipolar localized surface plasmon resonances in arrays of large

nanoantennas”, J. Applied Physics, 120, 234301 (2016)

35. S.M. Sadeghi, R. Gutha, and W. Wing, “Turning on plasmonic lattice modes in metallic

nanoantenna arrays via silicon thin films”, Optics Letters, 41, 3367 (2016)

36. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Wing, Q. Campbell, “Tunable plasmonic-lattice mode sensors with

ultrahigh sensitivities and figure-of-merits”, J. of Applied Physics, 119, 244503 (2016)

37. S.M. Sadeghi, Adrien Dagallier, Ali Hatef, Michel Meunier, “Collective modes in

multipolar plasmonic lattices: control of interparticle-gap upward/downward energy

streams” J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 33(7), 1502-1510 (2016)

38. S. M. Sadeghi, W. J. Wing, and Q. Campbell, “Normal and anomalous plasmonic lattice

modes of gold nanodisk arrays in inhomogeneous media” Journal of Applied Physics

119, 114307 (2016)

39. S. M. Sadeghi, “Exciton-plasmon quantum metastates: self-induced oscillations of

plasmon field in absence of decoherence in nanoparticle molecules” J. of Nanoparticle

Research 18:46, DOI 10.1007/s11051-016-3351-z (2016)

40. W. Wing, S.M. Sadeghi, R. Gutha, Q. Campbell, and C. Mao, “Metallic nanoparticle

shape and size effects on aluminum oxide-induced enhancement of exciton-plasmon

coupling and quantum dot emission”, J. Applied Physics vol118, 124302 (2015)

41. S. M. Sadeghi, W. J. Wing, and R.R. Gutha, “Control of plasmon fields via irreversible

ultrafast dynamics caused by interaction of infrared pulses with quantum dot-metallic

nanoparticle molecules” Physical Review A92, 023808(2015)

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42. S. M. Sadeghi, W.J. Wing, and R.R. Gutha, “Undamped ultrafast pulsation of

plasmonic fields via coherent exciton-plasmon coupling” Nanotechnology vol.26,

085202 (2015)

43. W.J. Wing, S.M. Sadeghi, and Q. Campbell, “Improvement of plasmonic enhancement

of quantum dot emission via an intermediate silicon-aluminum oxide interface” Appl.

Phys. Lett. 106, 013105 (2015)

44. K. D. Patty, S. M. Sadeghi, Q. Campbell, N. Hamilton,R. G. West, C.B. Mao, “Probing

the photoinduced properties of colloidal quantum dots using metal-oxide photo-active

substrates” J. of Applied Physics vol. 116, 114301(2014)

45. S.M. Sadeghi, “Dynamics of plasmonic field polarization via quantum coherence in

quantum dot-metallic nanoshell structures” Optics Lett. Vol.39, 4986 (2014)

46. S.M. Sadeghi and K. D. Patty, “Investigation of coherent molecular resonances in

quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems using their spontaneous emission”, J. of

Lumin., vol. 155, 351 (2014)

47. S.M. Sadeghi, A. Hatef, A. Nejat, Q. Campbell, and M. Meunier, “Plasmonic emission

enhancement of colloidal quantum dots in the presence of bimetallic nanoparticles”, J. of

Applied Physics, 115, 134315 (2014)

48. S.M. Sadeghi, B. Hood, A. Nejat, R. G. West, and A. Hatef, “Excitation power

dependence of plasmonic enhancement of energy transfer between quantum dots” J.

Phys.: D, vol. 47, 165302 (2014)

49. K. D. Patty, S.M. Sadeghi, A. Nejat, and C.-B. Mao, “Enhancement of emission

efficiency of quantum dots via ultrathin aluminum oxides” Nanotechnology vol. 25,

155701 (2014)

50. S.M. Sadeghi and K. Patty, “Suppression of Quantum Decoherence via Infrared-Driven

Coherent Exciton-Plasmon Coupling: Undamped Field and Rabi Oscillations”, App.

Phys. Lett. 104, 083101 (2014)

51. S.M. Sadeghi and K. D. Patty, “Ultrafast dynamics induced by coherent exciton-

plasmon coupling in quantum dot-metallic nanoshell systems”, JOSA B, vol. 31, 120

(2014)

52. S.M. Sadeghi, B. Hood, K. D. Patty and C.B. Mao, “Theoretical investigation of optical

detection and recognition of single biological molecules using coherent dynamics of

exciton-plasmon coupling”, J. of Phys. Chem. C 117, 17344−17351 (2013)

53. S.M. Sadeghi, “Ultrafast plasmonic field oscillations and optics of molecular

resonances caused by coherent exciton-plasmon coupling” Phys. Rev. A, vol.88,

013831 (2013)

54. S. M. Sadeghi, A. Hatef, and M. Meunier, “Quantum detection and ranging using

exciton-plasmon coupling in coherent nanoantennas”, Appl. Phys Lett., vol.102,

203113 (2013)

55. S.M. Sadeghi, A. Hatef, S. Fortin-Deschênes, and M. Meunier, “Coherent confinement

of plasmonic field in quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle molecules” Nanotechnology,

vol.24, 205201 (2013)

56. A. Hatef, S. M. Sadeghi, S. Fortin-Deschenes, E. Boulais, and M. Meunier,

“Coherently enabled environmental control of optics and energy transfer pathways of

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hybrid quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems”, Optics Express, vol. 21 5643

(2013)

57. S. G. Kosionis, A. F. Terzis, S. M. Sadeghi, and E. Paspalakis, “Optical response of a

quantum dot – metal nanoparticle hybrid interacting with a weak probe field”, J. of

Phys.: Condensed Matter, vol. 25, 045304 (2013)

58. A. Hatef, S. M. Sadeghi, E. Boulais, and M. Meunier, “Quantum dot-metallic nanorod

sensors via exciton-plasmon interaction” Nanotechnology, vol. 24, 015502 (2013)

59. S. M. Sadeghi, “Quantum coherence effects in hybrid nanoparticle molecules in the

presence of ultra-short dephasing times”, Applied Physics Letter, vol.101 213102

(2012)

60. S.M. Sadeghi, A. Nejat, and R. G. West, “ Photo-induced inhibition of plasmonic

enhancement of Forster energy transfer in quantum dot solids”, J. Appl. Phys., vol.112

104302 (2012)

61. R. G. West and S.M. Sadeghi, “Enhancement of energy transfer between quantum dots:

the impact of metallic nanoparticle sizes” J. Phys. Chem. C 2012, 116, 20496−20503

(2012)

62. S.M. Sadeghi, “Control of energy dissipation in nanoparticle optical devices: nearly

loss-free switching and modulation”, J. of Nanoparticle Research, vol. 14:1184 (2012)

63. S.M. Sadeghi and Ali Nejat, “Plasmonically-induced energy flow in monodisperse

quantum dot solids”, Plasmonics, vol. 8, 425(2012)

64. S.M. Sadeghi, “Hybrid nanoparticle systems: new materials for sensing and functional

bio-applications”, J. Nanomedicine and Nanotechnology, vol.3 (3) 1000e105(2012)

65. A. Hatef, S.M. Sadeghi, M. R. Singh, “Coherent molecular resonances in quantum dot-

metallic nanoparticle systems: coherent self-renormalization and structural effects”,

Nanotechnology vol. 23 205203 (2012)

66. S.M. Sadeghi, A. Nejat, J. Weimer, and G. Alipour, “Chromium-oxide enhancement of

photo-oxidation of CdSe/ZnS quantum dot solids”, Journal of Applied Physics vol. 111,

084308(2012)

67. A. Hatef, S.M. Sadeghi, M. R. Singh, “Plasmonic electromagnetically induced

transparency in metallic nanoparticle-quantum dot hybrid systems”, Nanotechnology,

vol.23 065701(2012)

68. S.M. Sadeghi and A. Nejat, “Abrupt Plasmonic Activation of Photoionization Rates in

Quantum Dot Solids’, J. of Physical Chemistry C, vol. 115 21584(2011)

69. S.M. Sadeghi and R.G. West, “Coherent control of Forster energy transfer in

nanoparticle molecules: energy nanogates and plasmonic heat pulses”, J. Condensed

Matt, vol. 23 425302 (2011)

70. S.M. Sadeghi, “Optical routing and switching of energy flow in nanostructure systems”,

Applied Physics Letters, Vol.99 113113(2011)

71. S.M. Sadeghi, R.G. West, and A. Nejat, “Photo-induced suppression of plasmonic

emission enhancement of CdSe/ZnS quantum dots”, Nanotechnology, vol.22

405202(2011)

72. S.M. Sadeghi, “Plasmonic meta-resonance nanosensors: Ultra-sensitive sensors based

on nanoparticle molecules”, IEEE Transaction on Nanotechnology , Vol. 10, 566 (2011)

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73. S.M. Sadeghi, “Tunable nanoswitches based on nanoparticle meta-molecules”,

Nanotechnology, vol.21, 355501 (2010)

74. S.M. Sadeghi, “Coherent-plasmonic control of metallic nanoparticle near fields: nano-

pulse controllers and functional nano-amplifiers”, Physical Review B, vol. 82, 035413

(2010) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Ultra-fast Science, Vol.9, issue 8 August (2010)]

75. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Generation of bonding and antibonding photonic states in

laser-induced photonic double quantum wells”, Physical Review B, vol. 81, 155317

(2010)

76. S.M. Sadeghi, "Plasmonically induced gain without inversion in quantum dots"

Nanotechnology, vol. 21, 455401 (2010)

77. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Functional photonic circuits based on semiconductor

quantum templates in quantum well structures: processing free monolithic integration”

IEEE J. Quantum Electronics, vol. 46 706(2010)

78. S.M. Sadeghi, L. Deng, X. Li, and W.-P. Huang, “Plasmonic (thermal)

electromagnetically induced transparency in metallic nanoparticle-quantum dot hybrid

systems”, Nanotechnology, vol. 20 365401 ( 2009)

79. S. M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Photonic valence/conduction subbands in optically

generated photonic quantum wells: Tunable optical-delay line application”, Physical

Review B vol.80 045316(2009) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and

Technology, Vol.20, issue 5 August (2009)]

80. S.M. Sadeghi, “Plasmonic metaresonances: Molecular resonances in quantum dot-

metallic nanoparticles conjugates”, Phys. Rev. B, vol.79 233309 (2009) [Cited in

Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology, Vol.20, issue 2 July (2009)]

81. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li "Coherently Controlled Multi-Functional Active Optical

Filters", IEEE J. Quantum Electronics, vol.45, 469-475 (2009)

82. S. M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Infrared switching from resonant to passive photonic band

gaps: transition from purely photonic to hybrid electronic/photonic systems”, Journal of

Physics: Condensed Matter, vol. 21 155801 (2009)

83. S.M. Sadeghi, “Inhibition of optical excitation and enhancement of Rabi flopping in

hybrid quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems”, Journal of Nanotechnology, vol.20,

225401 (2009)

84. S. M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Coherent homogenization of periodic structures:

transformation from structurally periodic (photonic band gap) structure to optically

uniform materials”, Journal of Applied Physics, vol.105 104301 (2009) [Cited in Virtual

Journal of Ultrafast Science, Vol.8, issue 6 June (2009)]

85. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li "Inversionless distributed feedback semiconductor lasers:

Ultra-narrow linewidth and immunity against spatial hole burning" J. Appl. Phys.

vol.104 014507(2008)

86. S.M. Sadeghi, "Semiconductor quantum templates: bottom-up design of optical devices

and photonic circuits using sub-nanoscale high monolayer features and quantum optics "

Nanotechnology vol.19 085203(2008)

87. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li and W.-P. Huang "Functional photonic superstructures:

Coherent formation of active-passive photonic band gap heterostructures and photonic

subbands" Phys. Rev. B 77 125313(2008)

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88. Y. Xi, X. Li, S.M. Sadeghi, and W.-P. Huang "Dispersive-grating distributed feedback

lasers" Optics Express 16809 vol.16 No.14 (2008)

89. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, “Tunable infrared semiconductor lasers

based on electromagnetically induced optical defects ”, IEEE Selected Topics in

Quantum Electronics (special issue on semiconductor lasers), Vol.13 1046 (2007)

90. Y. Chen, S. M. Sadeghi, and W. P. Huang, “Valence-band mixing effects in the exciton

capture and escape in quantum-well structures”, J. Appl. Phys. Vol.102, 093716 (2007)

91. W. Li and S.M. Sadeghi, “Asymmetric coherent photon tunneling filter in an optical

waveguide structure”, Opt. Quant. Electron. (2007)

92. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, “Purely loss-coupled distributed feedback

lasers based on electromagnetically induced absorption in active photonic band gaps”,

Phys. Rev. A 75 063829(2007) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and

Technology Vol.16, issue 2 July 9(2007)]

93. Y. Chen, S.M. Sadeghi and W.-P. Huang, “Exciton-state mixing effects in photoinduced

intersubband transitions in quantum-well structures” Phys. Rev. B 75 233409(2007)

94. S.M. Sadeghi, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, W. Li, “Destruction and enhancement of photonic

band gap and coherent localization of optical fields in functional photonic crystals” J.

Appl. Phys.101 123107 (2007)

95. S.M. Sadeghi, “Spatial modulation of electromagnetically induced transparency in

quantum wells using monolayer growth islands'” IEEE Selected Topics in Quantum

Electronics (special issue on Nanophotonics), vol.12 p.1275 (2006)

96. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, “Photonic electromagnetically induced

transparency and collapse of superradiant modes in Bragg multi-quantum well photonic

band gaps,” Physical Review B74 (Rapid Communication) p.161304(R) (2006)[Cited in

Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.14, issue 18 Oct.30(2006)]

97. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, “Coherently tunable mid-infrared distributed

feedback lasers”, IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, Vol.42, p.752 (2006)

98. S.M. Sadeghi, X. Li, W. Li, W.-P, Huang “Purely gain-coupled distributed feedback

laser via a bright optical lattice", Applied Physics Letters, vol. 88, p.211111(2006)

[Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.13, issue 23 June 12

(2006)]

99. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P, Huang, “Optical switching of one-dimensional

photonic band gaps and coherent generation of dark and bright optical lattices in

quantum wells”, Phys. Rev. B73, p.035304(2006) [Cited in Virtual Journal of

Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.13, issue 2 January (2006)]

100. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Coherent control of time delay and localized

electromagnetic modes in active and passive one-dimensional photonic band gaps”,

Phys. Rev B72, p.165341 (2005) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and

Technology Vol.12, issue 19 November (2005) and Virtual Journal of Ultrafast Science

Vol.4, issue 11 November (2005)].

101. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Electromagnetically induced distributed feedback

intersubband lasers”, IEEE J. Quantum of Electronics, vol. 41, p.1227 (2005).

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102. S.M. Sadeghi, “Amorphous two-dimensional optical lattices with coherently

controlled morphologies in quantum well structures”, Phys. Rev. B72, p.125336 (2005)

[Cited in Virtual Journal of Ultrafast Science Vol.4, issue 10 October (2005)].

103. S. M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Multi subband electromagnetically induced transparency

and coherently frozen exciton states in quantum well structures”, Phys. Rev. B72,

p.075347 (2005) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.12,

issue 10 (2005)].

104. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Hole mixing and strain effects in the conduction

intersubband transitions of undoped quantum wells”, IEEE J. Quantum of Electronics,

Vol. 40, No.4 p.343 (2004).

105. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Excitonic effects in the photoinduced conduction

intersubband transitions in undoped quantum wells”, Phys. Rev. B70, p.195321 (2004).

106. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, and H.M. van Driel, “Coherently induced one-dimensional

photonic band gap”, Phys. Rev. B69, p.073304 (2004) [Cited in Virtual Journal of

Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.9, issue 7 (2004)].

107. S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Infrared-induced dark states and coherent population

trapping of excitons in quantum well structures”, Phys. Rev. B69, p.045311 (2004)

[Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.9, issue 4 (2004)].

108. S.M. Sadeghi and H.M. van Driel, “Coherent control of nonradiative decay of excitons

in asymmetric quantum well structures’’, Phys. Rev. B63, p.045316 (2001) [Cited in

Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.3, issue 3 (2001)].

109. S.M. Sadeghi, H.M. van Driel, and J.M. Fraser, “Coherent control and enhancement of

refractive index in an double n-type quantum well structure’’, Phys. Rev. B62, p.15386

(2000) [Cited in Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and Technology Vol.2, issue 26

(2000)].

110. S.M. Sadeghi, J. Meyer, T. Tiedje and M. Beaudoin, “Multi-photon infrared coupling

of excitons in quantum well semiconductors’’, IEEE J. Quantum Electronic, Vol. 36

No.11, p.1267 (2000).

111. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “Layer interface roughness effects in the coherent

intraband transitions of excitons in quantum well structures”, Phys. Rev. B61, p.16841

(2000)

112. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “Optical quantum-confined Stark effect and infrared-

induced quenching in the emission spectra of quantum wells”, J. of Phys.: Condensed

Matter Physics, Vol.12, p.5801 (2000)

113. S.M. Sadeghi, S.R. Leffler, and J. Meyer, “Quantum interference and nonlinear optical

processes in the conduction bands of infrared-coupled quantum wells”, Phys. Rev. B59,

p.15388 (1999)

114. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “Two-field electro magnetically induced transparency and

switching between ultra-narrow absorption and gain features in rubidium atoms”, Phys.

Rev. A59, p.3998 (1999)

115. S.M. Sadeghi, S.R. Leffler, J. Meyer, and E. Mueller, “Optical-field-dependent

electron-electron scattering effects and gain generation in the intersubband transitions of

n-doped quantum wells”, J. of Physics: condensed matter, Vol.10, p.2489 (1998)

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116. S.M. Sadeghi, S.R. Leffler, and J. Meyer, “Quantum interference and gain processes

in optically-driven n-doped quantum wells with configurations”, Optics

Communications, Vol. 151, p.173 (1998).

117. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “Constructive and destructive features of multi-photon

quantum interferences in atomic systems”, Phys. Rev. A58, p.2534 (1998)

118. S.M. Sadeghi, Jeff F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Multisubband infrared dressing of

excitons in quantum wells”, Phys. Rev. B56 (Rapid Communication) p.R15557 (1997)

119. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “Fano-type interference processes in linear

photoluminescence spectra of infrared driven quantum wells”, J. of Physics: Condensed

Matter, Vol. 9, p.7685 (1997)

120. S.M. Sadeghi, J. Meyer, and H. Rastegar, “Laser-induced transparency and dark-line

effects caused by three-wave mixing in atomic systems”, Phys. Rev. A56, p.3097 (1997)

121. S.M. Sadeghi and J. Meyer, “One- and two-photon-dressed effects in infrared-coupled

quantum wells”, Phys. Rev. B53, p.10094 (1996)

122. S.M. Sadeghi, J.F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Intersubband optical response of

semiconductor quantum wells dressed by strong infrared fields”, Phys. Rev. B51,

p.13349 (1995)

123. S.M. Sadeghi, Jeff F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Doubly-resonant coherent couplings of

infrared radiation via intersubband transitions in quantum wells”, Superlattices and

Microstructures, Vol.16, p.353 (1994)

124. S.M. Sadeghi, S.S.M. Wong and S. Bayegan, “Nuclear-exchange-current operator and

nucleon-nucleon interaction”, Nucl. Phys. A554, p.620 (1993)

B. Referred research conference publications:

1. Seyed M Sadeghi and Waylin Wing, “Metal oxide control of exciton-plasmon

coupling”, Proc. SPIE 11291, Quantum Dots, Nanostructures, and Quantum Materials:

Growth, Characterization, and Modeling XVII, 11291 21-26(2020)

2. Rithvik R. Gutha, Christina Sharp, Waylin J. Wing, Seyed M. Sadeghi, “Controlling the

shapes and sizes of metallic nanoantennas for detection of biological molecules using

hybridization phase of plasmon resonances and photonic lattices” Proc.SPIE: Frontiers

in Biological Detection: From Nanosensors to Systems X, vol. 10510, page 10510 -

10510 – 8 (2018)

3. Seyed M. Sadeghi, Brady Hood, and Kira Patty, “Quantum-biological control of energy

transfer in hybrid quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems” Proc. of SPIE Vol. 9930,

99300G · © 2016 SPIE · CCC code: 0277-786X/16/$18 · doi: 10.1117/12.2238324

4. Seyed M. Sadeghi, Waylin J. Wing, and Quinn Campbell, “Sensors based on visible

collective resonances of plasmonic lattices” Proc. of SPIE Vol. 9930, 993006 · © 2016

SPIE · CCC code: 0277-786X/16/$18 · doi: 10.1117/12.2238407

5. S. M. Sadeghi. Waylin J. Wing, Kira Patty, Quinn Campbell, “Control of photoinduced

fluorescence enhancement of colloidal quantum dots using metal oxides”, Proc. SPIE

9545, Nanophotonic Materials XII, 95450H (October 9, 2015); doi:10.1117/12.2188512

6. S. M. Sadeghi, “Ultrafast dynamics via coherent exciton-plasmon coupling in quantum

dot-metallic nanoparticle systems” Proc. SPIE 9547, Plasmonics: Metallic

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Nanostructures and Their Optical Properties XIII, 95470G (August 28, 2015);

doi:10.1117/12.2188447.

7. S. M. Sadeghi, “Prospect of detection and recognition of single biological molecules

using ultrafast coherent dynamics in quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems” Proc.

SPIE 9547, Plasmonics: Metallic Nanostructures and Their Optical Properties XIII,

95473D (August 28, 2015); doi:10.1117/12.2188538.

8. W. Li and S. M. Sadeghi, “Spatial hole burning suppression for the distributed feedback

laser diode with an asymmetric grating Gap structure” IEEE International Conference on

Electro/Information Technology, 156-162(2014)

9. S.M. Sadeghi, " Quantum bio-nanosensors based on quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle

systems ", Proc. SPIE 8570, Frontiers in Biological Detection: From Nanosensors to

Systems V, 85700J (March 5, 2013); doi:10.1117/12.2003079;

http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.2003079

10. S.M. Sadeghi and A. Nejat, “Control of photophysical and photochemistry of colloidal

quantum dots via metal and metal-oxide coated substrates ", Proc. SPIE 8634, Quantum

Dots and Nanostructures: Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling X, 86340L (March

29, 2013); doi:10.1117/12.2005764; http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.2005764

11. S.M. Sadeghi and R. G. West “Energy transfer in monodisperse quantum dot solids in

the presence of self-organized array of metallic nanoparticles ", Proc. SPIE 8634,

Quantum Dots and Nanostructures: Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling X,

86340K (March 29, 2013); doi:10.1117/12.2003358;

http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.2003358

12. S. M. Sadeghi, R. G. West, and Kira Patty, “Impact of photo induced processes on the

plasmonic enhancement of colloidal quantum dot emission”, 2012 MRS proceedings (in

press)

13. S. M. Sadeghi “Coherent effects in quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems:

plasmonic induction of Rabi oscillation and ultra-high field enhancement” MRS Online

Proceedings Library, vol. 1509 (2013)

http://journals.cambridge.org/article_S1946427413003515

14. K. Patty and S. M. Sadeghi, “Photophysical behavior of ensembles of single

semiconductor quantum dots” MRS Online Proceedings Library, vol. 1509 (2013)


15. Spyridon G. Kosionis, Andreas F. Terzis, Seyed M. Sadeghi, Emmanuel Paspalakis

“Optical properties of a quantum dot: metal nanoparticle complex interacting with a

weak probe field” Proceedings of SPIE Volume 8771 (paper 8771)-42, in press (2013)

16. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, Xun Li, and Wei-Ping Huang, “Coherently Controlled Photonic

Band Gap and Its Applications in Optoelectronic Devices” Proceedings of Asia

communication and Photonics 2-6 November 2009, Shinghai, China

17. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, and Anthony E. Gregerson, “Photon Tunneling and Mode

Selection due to the Absorptive Layers”, Proceedings of 2008 IEEE International

conference on electro/information technology page 377-382(2008)

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18. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, X. Li, W.-P. Huang, “Functional photonic band gap structures

based on electromagnetically induced transparency in the conduction intersubband

transitions of quantum wells”, Proc. of SPIE Vol. 6640 66400H-1 2007

19. S. M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P. Huang,” Coherent control of multiple quantum well

active photonic band gaps via infrared dressing of superradiant excitons”, Proc. of SPIE

Vol. 6640 66400Q-1 2007

20. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, and Gen-Xiang Chen, “Photon Barrier and Photon Tunneling in

Optical Waveguide Structure” IEEE EIT 2007 Proceedings p.6-11 (2007)

21. S.M. Sadeghi, J.F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Doubly resonant coherent coupling of

infrared radiation via intersubband transitions in quantum wells”, 7th International

Conference on Superlattices, Microstructures and Micro-devices, Banff, Canada, August

1994

C. Conference contributions:

1. Seyed M. Sadeghi, Brady Hood, Kira Patty, “Quantum-biological control of energy

transfer in hybrid quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems” SPIE Nanoscience +

Engineering, Bio-Plasmonics Section, 8 August - 1 September 2016, San Diego, USA

2. Seyed M. Sadeghi, Waylin J. Wing, Quinn Campbell, “Sensors based on visible

collective resonances of plasmonic lattices” SPIE Nanoscience + Engineering, Imaging

and Spectroscopy Section. 8 August - 1 September 2016, San Diego, USA

3. S. M. Sadeghi, W. Wing, Q. Campbell, and K. Patty “Control of photoinduced

fluorescence enhancement of colloidal quantum dots using metal oxides” Energy- and

Sensing-Related Materials, SPIE Optics and Photonics, San Diego, USA, Aug. 9-13,

2015

4. S.M. Sadeghi, “Ultrafast dynamics via coherent exciton-plasmon coupling in quantum

dot-metallic nanoparticle systems, Surface Plasmon Related Measurement, SPIE Optics

and Photonics, San Diego, USA, Aug. 9-13, 2015

5. S.M. Sadeghi, “Prospect of detection and recognition of single biological molecules

using ultrafast coherent dynamics in quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle systems”, SPIE

Optics and Photonics, San Diego, USA, Aug. 9-13, 2015

6. S.M. Sadeghi, Brady Hood, Robert West, Kira Patty, Ali Hatef, Chuanbin Mao

“Control of Exciton-Plasmon Coupling in Quantum Dot-Metallic Nanoparticle Systems

Using Plasmonic Template” MRS Fall meeting, Boston Nov. 30-Dec. 5, 2014

7. S. M. Sadeghi (invited), “Nanoparticle Quantum Nanosensors: prospect of detection of

single biological molecules using quantum coherence at the 3rd International Conference

on Nanotek and Expo (Nanotek 2013), December 2-4, 2013, Las Vegas, USA

8. S.M. Sadeghi (invited), “Coherent dynamics of hybrid quantum dot-metallic

nanoparticle systems” International Conference on Nanomaterials, Aug,12-16, 2013,

London, Canada

9. S. M. Sadeghi and A. Nejat , “Plasmonic emission enhancement of colloidal quantum

dots in the presence of hybrid metallic nanoparticles”, International Conference and

Exhibition on Advanced Nanomaterials, Aug.12-14, 2013, Quebec, Canada

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10. S.M. Sadeghi, “Quantum bio-nanosensors based on quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle

systems”, presented in “Frontiers in Biological Detection: From Nanosensors to

Systems”, SPIE BiOS Feb. 2-7 2013, San Francisco, California USA.

11. S.M. Sadeghi and A. Nejat, “Control of photophysical and photochemistry of colloidal

quantum dots via metal and metal-oxide coated substrate”, presented in “Quantum Dots

and Nanostructures: Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling X” SPIE OPTO Feb. 2-7

2013, San Francisco, California, USA.

12. S.M. Sadeghi and R. G. West, “Energy transfer in monodiperse quantum dot solids in

the presence of self-organized array of metallic nanoparticles”, presented in “Quantum

Dots and Nanostructures: Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling X”, SPIE OPTO,

Feb. 2-7 2013, San Francisco, California, USA.

13. S. M. Sadeghi and R. G. West, “Impact of photo induced processes on the plasmonic

enhancement of colloidal quantum dot emission”, presented in 2012 MRS Fall Meeting

& Exhibit, November 25 - 30, 2012, Boston, Massachusetts

14. S. M. Sadeghi “Coherent effects in quantum metallic nanoparticle systems: plasmonic

induction of Rabi oscillation and ultra-high field enhancement”, presented in 2012 MRS

Fall Meeting & Exhibit, November 25 - 30, 2012, Boston, Massachusetts

15. K. Patty and S. M. Sadeghi “Photophysical behavior of ensemble of single quantum

dots”, presented in 2012 MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit, November 25 - 30, 2012 Hynes,

Boston, Massachusetts

16. S. M. Sadeghi, “Lateral energy transfer in thin film quantum dot induced via plasmonic

effects”, presented in International conference on Material Science and Engineering,

Chicago, October 22-24, 2012, USA, 2012

17. A. Nejat and S. M. Sadeghi, “Plasmonic effects in hybrid Chromium-gold

nanostructures”, presented in 2012 MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit, November 25 - 30,

2012, Boston, Massachusetts

18. Spyridon G. Kosionis, Andreas F. Terzis, Seyed M. Sadeghi, Emmanuel Paspalakis

“Optical properties of a quantum dot: metal nanoparticle complex interacting with a

weak probe field” SPIE Optics + Optoelectronics 15 - 18 April 2013, Prague Czech

Republic

19. W. Li, S.M. Sadeghi, X. Li, W.-P. Huang,” Coherently Controlled Photonic Band Gap

and Its Applications in Optoelectronic Devices”, Asia Communications and Photonics

Conference and Exhibition (ACP) Shanghai, China November 2, OSA/ACP 2009

20. W. Li, S.M. Sadeghi, and A. E. Gregerson “Photon Tunneling and Mode Selection due

to the Absorptive Layers”, IEEE International Conference on Electro Information

Technology, Ames, IA, May 2008

21. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, X. Li, W.-P. Huang, “Functional photonic band gap structures

based on electromagnetically induced transparency in the conduction intersubband

transitions of quantum wells”, Proc. of SPIE Vol. 6640 66400H-1 2007

22. S. M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li, W.-P. Huang,” Coherent control of multiple quantum well

active photonic band gaps via infrared dressing of superradiant excitons”, Proc. of SPIE

Vol. 6640 66400Q-1 2007

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23. Wei Li, S. M. Sadeghi, and Gen-Xiang Chen, “Photon Barrier and Photon Tunneling in

Optical Waveguide Structure” IEEE International Conference on Electro Information

Technology, Chicago, IL, May 2007

24. S.M. Sadeghi, X. Li and W.-P. Huang, “Coherent Photonic Lattices Formed by Active

Nanostructures”, Nanophotonics Topical Meeting, April 26-28, Uncasville, Connecticut,

USA 2006

25. S.M. Sadeghi, W. Li, X. Li and W.-P. Huang, “Coherently Controlled Time Delay Line

and DFB Laser Based on a Single Electromagnetically Induced Photonic Band Gap

Structure”, Integrated Photonic Research and Applications Topical Meeting, April 24-

26, Uncasville, Connecticut, USA 2006

26. Y. Chen, S.M. Sadeghi, W.-P. Huang, “Low Saturation Design of Nonlinear

Electroabsorption Devices”, Integrated Photonic Research and Applications Topical

Meeting, Uncasville, Connecticut, USA, April 24-26 2006

27. W.-P. Huang, S.M. Sadeghi and W. Li, “Coherently controlled photonic band gap and

its applications in optoelectronic devices”, Great Lakes Photonics Symposium, Dayton,

Ohio USA June 12-16 2006

28. W. Li and S.M. Sadeghi, “Photonic Band Gap with Coherently Controlled Defect

Induced by a Nano-scale Structure”, IEEE International Conference on Electro

Information Technology, Lincoln, Nebraska, May 22-25, 2005

29. S.M. Sadeghi and H.M. van Driel, “Exciton-phonon scattering effects in the coherent

control of the exciton radiative decay”, Canadian Association of Physicists, Toronto,

Canada, June 2000

30. S.M. Sadeghi, J.F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Energy-dependent relaxation effects on the

linear optical response of uncoupled and infrared-coupled quantum well structures”, 22nd

International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors, Vancouver, Canada, August

1994

31. S.M. Sadeghi, J.F. Young, and J. Meyer, “Doubly resonant coherent coupling of

infrared radiation via intersubband transitions in quantum wells”, 7th International

Conference on Superlattices, Microstructures and Micro-devices, Banff, Canada, August

1994

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