John Wiley and Sons is the publisher of the textbook, which is a valuable reference tool for students, researchers and practitioners interested in nanomaterials.
In 2003, Manasreh joined the University of Arkansas. Since then, he has been awarded a public research funding of over $8 million, which has been utilized to build an advanced research laboratory with equipment, including device fabrication, nanomaterial characterization, and device testing and assessment.
Manasreh investigates the theoretical and experimental optoelectronic properties of nanostructures, superlattices, semiconductors and related equipment. He has vast research experience in photovoltaic materials and devices, electronic and optoelectronic applications, and nanomaterial growth. His latest work is on optoelectronic devices like infrared detectors and multicolor detectors for focal plane arrays.
Manasreh has released over 190 papers in various technical journals and presented over 60 papers at several national and international conferences. He is a member at the University of Arkansas’ Institute for Nanoscience and Engineering.