Terefe Habteyes

Associate Professor

University of New Mexico

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Dr. Terefe Habteyes is an Associate Professor at the University of New Mexico, USA. His research focuses on advanced materials and nanotechnology, particularly in areas such as infrared nanoimaging, electrochromic materials, and hierarchical self-assembly. His recent publications explore hydrogen bonding interactions in polymer blends, chiroptical transitions in hybrid films, and the optical properties of plasmonic nanostructures.

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Shan Zhou

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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

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Prairie View A&M University

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Transferred Chiroptical Transitions in Chiral Binaphthyl /π‐Conjugated Polymer Hybrid Films: Significance of Aromatic Solvent‐Mediated Co‐Crystallization

Exceptional Electrochromic Solar Modulation Using Polyanionic Dopant Templated Poly(diphenylamine) Thin Films

Nanoimaging of Water Bending and Carboxylate Stretching Modes in Colloidal Nanocrystal Films

Spatial Variations in Hydrogen Bonding Interaction within Polymer Blends Revealed by Infrared Nanoimaging

Over‐stoichiometric Metastabilization of Cation‐Disordered Rock Salts

Hierarchical Self-Assembly of Carbon Dots into High-Aspect-Ratio Nanowires

Molecular Optomechanics Induced Hybrid Properties in Soft Materials Filled Plasmonic Nanocavities

Fate of Molecular Photon Emitters in Plasmonic Hot Spots in Air and a Vacuum

Hierarchical Self-Assembly and Chemical Imaging of Nanoscale Domains in Polymer Blend Thin Films

Anions as Intermediates in Plasmon Enhanced Photocatalytic Reactions

Switching a Plasmon-Driven Reaction Mechanism from Charge Transfer to Adsorbate Electronic Excitation Using Surface Ligands

Molecular Sensitivity of Near-Field Vibrational Infrared Imaging

Extracting Electronic Transition Bands of Adsorbates from Molecule–Plasmon Excitation Coupling

Tuning Plasmonic Coupling from Capacitive to Conductive Regimes via Atomic Control of Dielectric Spacing

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