Dr. Mahi Singh

Biography

Mahi R. Singh is a Professor at Western University, specializing in fields such as Nanoscience, Nanotechnology, and Condensed Matter Physics. His research focuses on various aspects of nanomaterials, including graphene nanostructures, plasmonics, and photonic crystals. With a robust publication record, Singh has contributed to numerous prestigious journals, exploring topics such as surface plasmon-mediated effects in harmonically resonant nanoparticle films and the excited states of metals and graphene. Over the years, he has held influential positions, including serving as a Chief Researcher at Hitachi in Tokyo and as a Visiting Professor in multiple institutions globally. His commitment to advancing the field of physics is evident in his roles as Director for several programs at Western University, where he has mentored and guided many students in their academic pursuits. Singh is not only recognized for his research excellence but has also received accolades such as the Alexander von Humboldt Award and has been an active member of the University Senate. His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses, focusing on quantum mechanics, statistical physics, and nanostructures, contributing to the academic growth of future physicists.

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