PhD in Physics (University of Nottingham, UK), Pre-PhD Diploma in Condensed Matter Physics (ICTP, Italy), MS in Physics (DU, thesis group), BSc Honours in Physics (DU)
Assistant Professor
PhD in Physics (University of Nottingham, UK), Pre-PhD Diploma in Condensed Matter Physics (ICTP, Italy), MS in Physics (DU, thesis group), BSc Honours in Physics (DU)
Assistant Professor
Dr. Rashid seeks to understand the underlying structure of a material, its electronic, magnetic, and optical properties, and its performance in applications. In his study, he employs Density Functional Theory. He is the founder of the Quantum Materials Simulation Lab (QMSL), the first personal research laboratory in the Department of Physics of the university. QMSL is dedicated to first-principles materials modeling and has developed a growing computational research environment. Currently, the lab comprises three faculty members, one PhD student, and more than 25 research assistants (both undergraduate and postgraduate), all actively engaged in a wide range of projects including electronic structure calculations, optoelectronic materials design, and thermoelectric studies. QMSL is supported by a dedicated computational facility that enables advanced simulations using state-of-the-art packages such as WIEN2k. To learn more about QMSL’s facilities and the activities of its members, click here.
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Last Update: 17 Mar, 2026