Kaveh Ahadi

Kaveh Ahadi studies complex oxide materials, especially thin films and interfaces grown by molecular beam epitaxy, to understand unusual electronic and magnetic behaviors such as superconductivity, spin-charge conversion, and induced magnetism in materials that aren't normally magnetic. Much of the work centers on oxides like KTaO3, EuTiO3, and related perovskites, combining materials growth with electron microscopy and transport measurements to probe how atomic-scale defects and strain affect device-relevant properties. This research is relevant to future electronic, spintronic, and sensing technologies based on oxide materials.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade, peaking around 2021 with 13 papers, dipping to zero in 2024, and rebounding in 2025, suggesting an irregular rather than steadily growing or declining pace.

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