Researcher | Faculty of Sciences of Monastir | Tunisia
Dr. Slim Awali is a dedicated physicist whose research bridges fundamental science and applied innovation, with a strong emphasis on molecular dynamic investigation across complex atomic and cluster environments. His work reflects sustained contributions to spectroscopy, solvation behavior, electronic relaxation, and the interaction mechanisms within rare gas clusters where molecular dynamic processes play a central role. Through multiple peer reviewed publications, he has advanced the understanding of how excited states evolve, how atoms behave when deposited on inert matrices, and how molecular dynamic behavior governs relaxation pathways and energy transfers in nanoscale systems. His studies on Rydberg excited molecules, metallic atom deposition, and argon cluster interactions have been widely recognized for their methodological rigor and scientific value. Dr. Slim Awali has collaborated with international laboratories and multidisciplinary research teams, contributing to collective efforts that rely extensively on molecular dynamic modeling and experimentation. His participation in ultrafast phenomena programs, spectroscopic signal analysis collaborations, and joint cluster chemistry projects demonstrates his capacity to integrate molecular dynamic concepts into both theoretical and experimental frameworks. These collaborative works have strengthened cross institutional scientific exchange and expanded the global relevance of his research contributions. His publication record reflects impactful scientific output addressing solvation dynamics, absorption spectroscopy, and the structural evolution of atomic clusters. These studies consistently utilize molecular dynamic reasoning to explain complex processes, offering insights valuable to materials science, photophysics, and cluster chemistry communities. His findings also support societal and technological progress by informing future developments in energy related materials, advanced spectroscopy methods, and nanoscale system design, each grounded in a clear understanding of molecular dynamic interactions. Through ongoing research, professional engagement, and continuous scientific dissemination, Dr. Slim Awali upholds a strong academic presence characterized by precision, analytical depth, and refined expertise in molecular dynamic analysis. Scopus profile of 52 Citations, 7 Documents, 5 h-index.
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Featured Publication
- Investigating the temperature dependence of photoelectron spectra in KArn clusters: Insights into stable structures and spectroscopic properties. (2025). Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy.