Prof. Mohammad Abu samreh Profile

Faculty Member

Academic Rank: 

Full Professor

Specialization: 

Nuclear Physics

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Education: 

University/College Name	Degree Received	Specialization
The University of Arizona, Faculty of Sciences, Tucson, Arizona	Phd	Theoretical Nuclear Physics (Heavy-Ion Collisions)
The University of Jordan, Faculty of Sciences, Amman, Jordan	MA	Experimental Solid State Physics
Yarmouk University, Faculty of Sciences, Irbid, Jordan	BA	Physics

Academic Experience: 

From	To	Present	Position	Institution	Description
01/09/2016			Professor of Physics	Physics Department, Faculty of Sciences, Arab American University-Jenin, Palestine
01/09/2013	31/08/2014		Visiting Professor	The Arab American University, Jenin, Palestine
16/07/2006	31/08/2013		Professor	Al-Quds University, Faculty of Science and Technology, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine
01/01/2001	15/06/2006		Associate Professor	Al-Quds University, Faculty of Science and Technology, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine
01/06/1991	31/12/2000		Assistant Professor	Al-Quds University, Faculty of Science and Technology, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine
22/08/1986	04/05/1991		Teaching Assistant	The University of Arizona,Faculty of Sciences, Department of Physics Tucson, USA
01/09/1983	11/08/1986		Lecturer	College of Sciences and Technology, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine
01/09/1981	15/08/1983		Lecturer	Al-Quds College, Amman, Jordan
01/10/1980	18/06/1981		Teaching Assistant	The University of Jordan, Faculty of Sciences, Department of Physics, Amman, Jordan

Administrative Experience: 

From	To	Present	Position	Institution	Description
01/09/2015	31/08/2016		Dean, Faculty of Sciences	The Arab American University, Jenin, Palestine
01/09/2014	31/08/2015		Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences	The Arab American University, Jenin, Palestine
21/08/2004	04/05/2005		Dean, Student Affairs	Al-Quds University, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine
22/08/1996	20/08/1998		Head of Physics Department	Al-Quds University, Faculty of Science and Technology, Abu-Dis, Jerusalem, Palestine

Courses Taught: 

Course Title	Level
GENERAL PHYSICS I and II	Undergraduate
PHYSICS LAB FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS	Undergraduate
ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS	Undergraduate
SOLID STATE PHYSICS I	Undergraduate
SEMINAR	Undergraduate
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB I	Undergraduate
PHYSICS FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY	Undergraduate
CLASSICAL MECHANICS I	Undergraduate
NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Undergraduate
CLASSICAL MECHANICS II	Undergraduate
ADVANCED QUANTUM MECHANICS I	Graduate
PHYSICS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES	Undergraduate
MATHEMATICS AND SOFTWARE PACKAGES FOR PHYSICS	Undergraduate
MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS I	Undergraduate
General Physics I and II	Undergraduate
General Physics III	Undergraduate
General Physics Laboratory I	Undergraduate
General Physics Laboratory II	Undergraduate
Modern Physics	Undergraduate
Thermodynamics	Undergraduate
Mathematical Physics I	Undergraduate
Mathematical Physics II	Undergraduate
Wave Optics	Undergraduate
Optics and Modern Physics Advanced Laboratory	Undergraduate
Special Relativity	Undergraduate
Statistical Physics	Undergraduate
Classical Mechanics I	Undergraduate
Classical Mechanics II	Undergraduate
Quantum Mechanics I	Undergraduate
Quantum Mechanics II	Undergraduate
Electricity and Magnetism I	Undergraduate
Electricity and Magnetism II	Undergraduate
Atomic Physics	Undergraduate
Nuclear Physics	Undergraduate
Advanced Laboratory I	Undergraduate
Advanced Laboratory II
Solid State Physics I	Undergraduate
Solid State Physics II	Undergraduate
Introduction to Astronomy	Undergraduate
Thermal physics-For Material Science minor	Undergraduate
Properties of Matter I	Undergraduate
Properties of Matter II	Undergraduate
Ceramics	Undergraduate
Electronics I	Undergraduate
Electronics II	Undergraduate
Physics for Medicine Students	Undergraduate
Physics for Health Professionals	Undergraduate
Critical Thinking	Undergraduate
Mathematical Physics	Graduate
Advanced Classical Mechanics	Graduate
Advanced Electromagnetic Theory	Graduate
Advanced Quantum Mechanics I	Graduate
Advanced Statistical Physics	Graduate
Advanced Nuclear Physics	Graduate
Advanced Solid State Physics I	Graduate

Biography: 

Mohammad M. Abu-Samreh Mohammad M Abu-Samreh is a Professor of Physics at the Arab American University-Palestine (AAUP). Mohammad.samreh@aaup.edu 0599-046-074 Mohammad M Abu-Samreh was born in Yatta-Hebron, 1958.Mohammad M Abu-Samreh joined in 1983 College of Science and Technology, Adu-Dis, East Jerusalem for two years. In that time He was looking for completing his PhD degree. In 1985, he got the AMIDEAST Scholarship, and joined The Arizona University as a PhD physics graduate student. Mohammad graduated in 1991 with a physics major. Mohammad Abu-Samreh has been one of the physics department instructors at Al-Quds University for almost 30 years. During this period, I taught almost all offered (undergraduate as well as graduate) Physics courses. Mohammad Abu-Samreh spent two years at The Palestine polytechnic University as a visitor Professor. Mohammad Abu-Samreh joined AAUP in 2013 as a physics instructor.

Skills: 

Basketball

Volleyball

Fortran Computer Programing- Fortran 95 .

Awards: 

February 18, 2014 Grant of 5000 JD for supporting the research entitled:” Electrical dependencies of ZnPa Thin films on thickness”.

July 1-August 28, 2006 DAAD Summer Scholarship Superconductivity Research Lab, Bayreuth University, Bayreuth, Germany.

September 2004 Center for Theoretical and Applied Physics (CTAPS) FelloYarmouk University, Irbid, Jordanw

September 2003 Center for Theoretical and Applied Physics (CTAPS) Fellow Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordan

September 2002 Center for Theoretical and Applied Physics (CTAPS) Fellow Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordan

C.V.: 

M Abu-Samreh_CV-1232017.pdf

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