Summary
Sefer Lişesivdin is a full professor of physics at Gazi University with over a decade of academic experience and a research track record spanning 67+ SCI articles and 80 proceedings in semiconductor and low-dimensional materials. He specializes in experimental and numerical investigations of electron and magnetotransport phenomena in III-V and oxide heterostructures, combining self-consistent Schroedinger–Poisson modeling with MOCVD-grown device studies such as AlGaN/GaN HEMTs. His work bridges condensed-matter experiment and ab initio theory, covering wide-bandgap materials (GaN, MgZnO, diamond), 2D materials and even ODMR studies of NV− centers, reflecting a rare breadth across transport, optical, and computational methods. International visiting stints at Essex and Ulm and a postdoc at Bilkent’s NANOTAM underline his collaborative, lab-to-theory approach, and he maintains active mentorship and research leadership in Ankara. An interesting detail: alongside deep transport studies he investigates exotic 2D lattice structures like kagome systems, indicating a curiosity-driven expansion beyond conventional semiconductors.
13 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Physics, PhD, Physics at Gazi Üniversitesi
BSc, Physics Engineering, BSc, Physics Engineering at Hacettepe Üniversitesi
English, Turkish