My research focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and application of semiconducting materials—such as cadmium sulfide, cadmium selenide, and titanium dioxide—for use in gas sensors, solar cells, and water remediation. I employ techniques including Sol-Gel, chemical bath deposition, and thermal evaporation, complemented by XRD, AFM, and impedance spectroscopy. My academic interests extend to nanomaterials, environmental monitoring, and renewable energy systems. I also contribute to the development of advanced instrumentation and coordinate a doctoral program that integrates Nanosciences, Mathematics, and Digital Signal Processing.