Dr. Yasemin Demirhan is a materials science and physics researcher specializing in metamaterials, terahertz technologies, superconducting devices, and nanofabrication. Her research focuses on designing and fabricating advanced thin films, plasmonic structures, and quantum-scale sensors for applications in photonics and optoelectronics. She has contributed extensively to multidisciplinary projects involving terahertz wave manipulation, metamaterial filters, and photovoltaic materials, demonstrating strong expertise in micro/nano fabrication and cleanroom techniques. With numerous peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations, her work integrates experimental and simulation-based approaches, delivering impactful innovations in advanced materials, energy-efficient devices, and next-generation sensing technologies.
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