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Let’s define the scientific question first

I welcome focused conversations about particle transport, radiation damage, simulation geometry, uncertainty, and scientific software. A useful first message explains the problem, the evidence already available, and the outcome you want to build.

Ways to collaborate

Where a conversation could lead

These are starting points, not fixed packages. The scope should follow the scientific need and the contribution each collaborator can make.

Joint research proposals

Co-authored grant applications and multi-institution programme design.

AI and computational modelling projects

Physics-based simulation coupled with machine-learning surrogates and uncertainty quantification.

Industry–academic partnerships

Connecting fundamental simulation with production R&D in semiconductors, energy, and materials.

Scientific software development

Simulation engines, geometry and meshing tools, and cross-code coupling.

Student research supervision

Co-supervision of M.Sc. and Ph.D. projects in simulation and radiation materials science.

Start a conversation

Send enough context to make the first reply useful

A short, specific proposal is ideal. Include the physical system, modelling or experimental resources, your intended output, and any practical deadline.

Research contact

Postdoctoral Researcher · Institute of Solid State Physics, Hefei Institutes of Physical Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Hefei, China · mkhan@theory.issp.ac.cn

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Direct channels

WhatsApp: +86 185 5638 1675

WeChat: saadat_khan

For research proposals, email remains the best channel because it preserves technical context and attachments.

Mentoring and general enquiries

Use saadatkhan03@gmail.com for application mentoring and non-institutional enquiries.

Mentoring is presented separately so that research collaboration and individual advising have clear expectations.

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