Taoufik Sakhraoui

Assistant Professor

University of Ostrava

Czech Republic

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Dr. Taoufik Sakhraoui is an Assistant Professor at the University of Ostrava, Czech Republic. His research focuses on magnetism in two-dimensional materials, including defect behavior in C3N4 and the magnetic properties of MXenes. Recent publications highlight his work on induced magnetism through surface functionalization and the effects of strain on 2D monolayers.

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František Karlický

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Unveiling the magnetic behavior of C3N4 2D material by defect creation, defect passivation, and transition metal adsorption

Unveiling the magnetic behavior of C<sub>3</sub>N<sub>4</sub> 2D material by defect creation, defect passivation, and transition metal adsorption

Prediction of induced magnetism in 2D Ti2C based MXenes by manipulating the mixed surface functionalization and metal substitution computed by xTB model Hamiltonian of the DFTB method

Prediction of induced magnetism in 2D Ti<sub>2</sub>C based MXene by manipulating the mixed surface functionalization and metal substitution computed by xTB model Hamiltonian of the DFTB method

Effect of vacancy defect and strain on the structural, electronic and magnetic properties of carbon nitride 2D monolayers by DFTB method

Induced ferromagnetism on late transition metals adsorbed on Antimony Arsenide monolayer from First-Principles

Electronic Nature Transition and Magnetism Creation in Vacancy-Defected Ti2CO2 MXene under Biaxial Strain: A DFTB + U Study

DFTB investigations of the electronic and magnetic properties of fluorographene with vacancies and with adsorbed chemical groups

DFTB investigations of the electronic and magnetic properties of fluorographene with vacancies and with adsorbed chemical groups

Induced ferromagnetism on late transition metals adsorbed on Antimony Arsenide monolayer from First-Principles

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František Karlický

Assil Bouzid

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