Quoc Duy Ho
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Kontakt
E-post: duy.hoquoc@uis.no
Avdeling
Det teknisk- naturvitenskapelige fakultet
Institutt for matematikk og fysikk
Kort om meg
I am a computational materials physicist investigating point defects in semiconductors and porous materials for energy applications using first-principles simulations.
Teaching Competences
- Course responsibility: Lecturer (2020–2022, Can Tho University of Technology-Vietnam) with full responsibility for General Physics 1 and Experimental Physics 1 and 2
- Supervision: Co-supervised 2 M.Sc theses and supervised 3 B.Sc theses (all completed and defended)
- Digital Tools: Integrate material simulations and Python data analysis in teaching
Dette forsker jeg på
I am a materials physicist investigating point defects in semiconductors and the adsorption properties of porous materials for energy applications. My research combines first-principles simulations with experimental collaborations to understand and engineer materials at the atomic scale with the goal of enabling more sustainable energy technologies.
Akademisk bakgrunn
I earned my Ph.D. in Computational Materials Science (magna cum laude) from the University of Bremen, Germany, in 2019, following my M.Sc. in Physics Engineering and B.Sc. in Physics Teacher Education from Can Tho University, Vietnam. My doctoral research focused on defect physics in wide-bandgap semiconductors, combining hybrid functional theory with experimental electron paramagnetic resonance studies. After a postdoctoral position at ZARM, University of Bremen, I returned to Vietnam as a Lecturer at Can Tho University of Technology (2020–2022), where I developed and taught undergraduate physics courses and supervised student theses. Since 2022, I have been a tenured researcher at the University of Stavanger, Norway, continuing my work on computational design of energy materials, defect engineering, and porous materials for gas capture.