Mohammed Hassan

A lifelong learner contributing to the advancement of ultrafast science, Mohammed Hassan is an Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Arizona. With a profound dedication to exploring the frontiers of physics, he has carved a niche in the realm of attosecond science, particularly focusing on attosecond electron microscopy and attosecond electron pulses. His academic journey began with a Ph.D. in Physics from the prestigious Max-Plank Institute for Quantum Optics at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, which he completed in 2013. Professor Hassan's research is at the cutting edge of understanding electron dynamics on the attosecond timescale, a field that holds immense potential for breakthroughs in both fundamental physics and applied sciences. His work aims to unravel the complexities of electron behavior, providing insights that could revolutionize our understanding of matter at its most fundamental level. In recognition of his pioneering contributions, Professor Hassan was honored with the Air Force's Young Investigator Award in 2019, a testament to his innovative research and potential for future impact. Additionally, he received the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Grant Award in 2018, further underscoring the significance of his work in the scientific community. Beyond his research, Professor Hassan is committed to mentoring the next generation of physicists, fostering an environment of curiosity and discovery. His dedication to teaching and research continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, making significant strides in the field of ultrafast science.