Ali Aliev

Doctor of Science - Physics (Solid State Physics)
Heat Physics Department of Uzbek Academy of Science, USSR - 1992

Ph.D. - Physics (Molecular and Thermal Physics)
Heat Physics Department of Uzbek Academy of Science, USSR - 1984

B.S.- M.S. - Electrical Engineering
National University of Radio-Electronics, Kharkov, Ukraine - 1977

Probing Intercalated Indium-Tin Oxide Films by Non-Local Resistance Measurements 2024 - Journal Article

Mechanical energy harvesters with tensile efficiency of 17.4% and torsional efficiency of 22.4% based on homochirally plied carbon nanotube yarns 2023 - Journal Article

Mechanical energy harvesters with tensile efficiency of 17.4% and torsional efficiency of 22.4% based on homochirally plied carbon nanotube yarns 2023 - Nature Energy

Scalable Synthesis and Characterization of Multilayer γ-Graphyne, New Carbon Crystals with a Small Direct Band Gap 2022 - Journal Article

Scalable synthesis and characterization of multilayer γ-graphyne, new carbon crystals with a small direct bandgap  2022 - J. Am. Chem. Soc.

More powerful twistron carbon nanotube yarn mechanical energy harvesters  2022 - Advanced Materials

Improved thermoacoustic sound projectors by vibration mode modification 2022 - J. Sound Vib.

Spin-polarized plasmonics: fresh view on magnetic nanoparticles, Chapter in the book “Chirality, Magnetism and Magnetoelectricity” Ed. by E. Kamenetskii,  2021 - Book, Springer

Research Professor
University of Texas at Dallas, Alan G. MacDiarmid Nanotech Institute [2004–Present]

Research Scientist
University of California, Los Angeles, Electrical Engineering Department [2003–2004]
Multi-University Research Initiative (MURI) Program on “Electrochromic Adaptive Infrared Camouflage”. PI - E. Yablonovitch

Visiting Researcher
University of Texas at Dallas, Nanotech Institute [2002–2003]
DARPA project: “Thermal Conductivity Enhancement by Optical Phonon Sub-band Engineering of Nanostructures Based on C and BN nanotubes" P.I. Ray H. Baughman

Invited Professor
LG-Electronics, Institute of Technology LG-Elite, Seoul, Korea [1998–2001]
PI of project: “Electrochromic Matrix Addressable Flat Panel Display”. Project was supported by Display Division of LG-Electronics.

Senior Researcher
Uzbek Academy of Sciences, Heat Physics Department, Tashkent, Uzbekistan [1984–2004]
The leading research investigator of project "Advanced superionic conductors" supported by Uzbek Academy of Sciences

Research Scientist
Uzbek Academy of Sciences, Heat Physics Department, Tashkent, Uzbekistan [1978–1983]

Engineer
Institute of Electronics, Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan, Tashkent [1977–1978]
Development of high-temperature carbide materials for space shuttle

Phonon engineering in low-dimensional nanostructures

2004/01

Superconductivity in oxide materials

2005/01

Thermo-Acoustic sound generation in air and underwater: New materials; High-Power Density Projectors, Efficiency consideration.

2017/07–2021/07

Electron Emission Patterning, Research Outreach, 2021, 121, p.88-91

 The demand for smaller and more powerful electronic devices is ever growing in many sectors of today’s society. Current technology limits how small devices can be. To develop smaller devices, new materials and manufacturing techniques are needed. Ali Aliev and Ray Baughman of the Alan G. MacDiarmid NanoTech Institute have developed a non-contact dry patterning technique for carbon nanotubes. Their technique uses field-enhanced electron emission to introduce patterns onto nanomaterials and allows for the fabrication of a variety of nanostructures useful for electronic and optical devices. 

Non-contact patterning of nanomaterials in air by low-voltage electron-emission, Advances in Engineering, 2021

The study by Professor Aliev and Professor Baughman reported the successful development of a dry-state patterning technique for freestanding or supported nanostructures.  In a statement to Advances in Engineering, the authors explained the proposed electron emission patterning for processing of carbon and other conductive two- and three-dimensional nanostructures in air could be useful for integration of conductive electronic and optical devices into existing silicon planar technologies. Moreover, by using their technique, multi-electrode sensors, metamaterials, photonic crystals and various electronic components had been successfully fabricated. The innovative method invented by Professor Aliev and Professor Baughman is now under provisional Patent Application #20016P1, Dec.8, 2020 “A method and device for patterning nanomaterials”.

Transparent superconductors for single-photon detectors

$645,000 - NASA, Early Stage Innovations [2024/03–2027/03]

Development of transparent superconductors for single-photon detectors, based on a series of transparent electronic conductors (ITO, TiOx, ZnOx, WO3.) electrochemically intercalated with alkali ions.

Electrochromic metal oxides for transparent superconducting electronics

345,380 EURO - NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme [2023/09–2026/08]

We will develop and study transparent superconductors for needs of quantum computing, communication, and sensing.

Acquisition of PSV-500 Compact Scanning Laser Vibrometer Grant number: N00014-19-1-2685

$384,000 - Office of Naval Research, U.S. NAVY [2019/01–2020/07]

Thermoacoustic Carbon Nanotube Sound Projectors with Enhanced Efficiency and Broad-band Acoustic Spectra. Grant number: N00014-17-1-2521 URL: https://app.dimensions.ai/details/grant/grant.7078474

$360,000 - Office of Naval Research, U.S. NAVY [2017/04–2020/06]

High-Power Density, High-Efficiency Carbon Nanotube Thermo-Acoustic Projectors Grant number: N00014-14-1-0152

$360,000 - Office of Naval Research, U.S. NAVY [2014/01–2017/12]