Prof. Morteza Kayyalha — Research Profile
Pennsylvania State University · Department of Electrical Engineering
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Department of Electrical Engineering
PhD in Electrical Engineering
Fall 2027International students
Dec 15, 2026
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Fall 2027International students
Dec 15, 2026
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Source: eecs.psu.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026
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Prof. Morteza Kayyalha at Pennsylvania State University Department of Electrical Engineering lists Electronic Materials and Devices, Optical Materials, Devices, Systems as their registered research area.
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Recent papers
- Non-Hermitian dynamics in quantum anomalous Hall insulatorsScience Advances · Jun 17
- Floquet-Multiple Andreev ReflectionsPreprintarXiv (Cornell University) · May 4
- Revisiting the adiabatic limit in ballistic multiterminal Josephson junctionsPhysical review. B./Physical review. B · Mar 30
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