Ahmad I. Ayesh finished his PhD in physics from the University of Canterbury. He is currently the consultant of the vice president for student affairs and a professor of physics at the Math, Stat. and Physics Department–College of Arts and Sciences, Qatar University. He also served as the director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Qatar University in 2019–2021. Prof. Ayesh has 130 publications in refereed international journals and conferences, in addition to many papers under consideration for publication. Furthermore, he has 6 registered patents. Prof. Ayesh is the leader of a research group at Qatar University on nanomaterial synthesis and their device applications. The group consists of Prof. Ayesh (leader), a few faculty members, graduate students, in addition to many undergraduate students and research assistants working within the group. Prof. Ayesh research focuses on: 1) Development of organic devices using environmental friendly resources for applications that promote sustainable development such as solar cells, gas sensors, memory devices, and others. 2) Fabrication of nanoscale materials: nanoclusters, nanoparticles, and nanowires. 3) Studying the properties of nanomaterials and developing ways of building nanoelectronic devices from these nanomaterials such as gas sensors and solar cells. 4- Development and in vitro assessment of bone-like calcium phosphate coatings on biocompatible alloys.