Research Focus Areas

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Green Hydrogen, Energy Materials & Environmental Applications

• Green Hydrogen: Electrolysis, hydrolysis, and fuel cell technologies focusing on cost-effective materials, alkaline AEM electrolyzers, and chemical hydride systems for sustainable hydrogen production.
• Carbon-based nanomaterials for energy harvesting and storage: Development of materials for DSSC, tandem solar cells, supercapacitors, antibacterial, anticancerous, water purification, and photocatalysis applications.
• 2D carbon materials for ion transport: Low-cost, robust 2D carbon materials enabling fast sodium and lithium ion transport in electrode applications.
• Transition metal–based electrodes: High-energy-density and high-power-density materials and composites for supercapacitors and batteries.
• Surface-modified carbon materials: Heteroatom and transition-metal-oxide modification to study synergistic effects, temperature dependence, and phase transitions.
• Flexible and smart materials: Materials for sustainable energy harvesting, flexible electronics, and soft robotics.
• Environmental science and photocatalysis: Solar-driven water remediation using advanced photocatalysts for eco-friendly, zero-pollution wastewater treatment.

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Semiconductor & Nano-Device Engineering

• GaN / SiC power devices: Wide-bandgap semiconductor power devices for high-temperature, high-frequency, and high-power applications.
• 2D semiconductor FETs: Fabrication and study of ultra-scaled field-effect transistors based on 2D semiconductors.
• Neuromorphic devices: Memristors and neuromorphic architectures for artificial synapses and brain-inspired computing.
• Integrated photonic chips: Photonic integrated circuits for high-speed optical communication, sensing, and signal processing.
• Printed and flexible electronics: Wearable, flexible, and stretchable electronic systems for low-cost device applications.

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