Saturday, 20 April 2024

Alumni

 

Priya Madhuri K

Ms. K Priya Madhuri (Ph.D 2019)

Thesis title:  Preparation and Electronic Properties of Thin Films of Electroactive Organic Molecules

 

Supervisor - Dr. Neena S John
Madhu Babu Kanakala

Madhu Babu Kanakala

 

Research Objectives: Synthesis and evaluation of thermal properties of

  • Cholesterol based non-symmetric liquid crystals
  • Metal nano-particles decorated with chiral/achiral mesogens
  • Achiral bent, rod liquid crystals
  • Optically active mesomorphic dimers derived from cyano biphenyl

 

Supervisor - Dr. C V Yelamaggad
Sachin Ashok Bhat

Sachin Ashok Bhat

 

Research Objectives: Preparation and characterization of

  • Optically active, non-symmetrical dimers derived from cholesterol
  • Gold nano-particles coated with liquid crystalline organic ligands
  • Metal organic frameworks derived from bi-dentate and tetra-dentate ligands
  • Materials for renewable energy
  • Chemical sensing

 

Supervisor - Dr. C V Yelamaggad
Veerabhadraswamy B.N.

Veerabhadraswamy B.N. (Ph.D 2019)

Thesis title – “Synthesis and Characterization of Liquid Crystalline Compounds”

 

Supervisor - Dr. C V Yelamaggad

 

Research Personnel, CeNS, - Bengaluru
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Trupthi Devaiah
(MSc - Jain University)

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Supervisor - Dr. Pralay K Santra
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Dr. Chandan Kumar (Ph.D 2019)

 

Thesis entitled Thin films of ferroelectric polymers, blends and composites at interfaces (Mangalore University)

 

Supervisor -  Dr. P. Viswanath
Varshini

G V Varshini

 

Supervisor - Dr. D. S. Shankar Rao
Rekha S Hegde

Ms. Rekha S Hegde

  • Topic: Synthesis and Studies on Thermotropic Liquid Crystals

 

Supervisor - Dr. Veena Prasad
Monika M

Dr. Monika M (Ph. D 2019)

 

Thesis title - A Study on Structure-Property Relations of some Thermotropic Liquid Crystalline Materials

 

Supervisor - Dr. Veena Prasad
Indrajit Mondal

Mr. Indrajit Mondal

Focused on various aspects of nanoscience and nanotechnology ranging from preparation to their applications. Currently, research pursue is on Patterned Large Area Transparent Conducting Electrode using laser printer and Crackle Lithography for the fabrication of advanced opto-electronic devices such as capacitive touch sensors, transparent microsupercapacitor, seven segment display, hydration sensors etc. Further, my interest lies in the area of oxide materials and their application in gas sensors. In addition, working on low cost but highly efficient particulate matter filter using conducting micro mesh.
 
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Supervisor - Prof. G. U. Kulkarni
Suman Kundu

Mr. Suman Kundu

Focused in the area of Electrochemical Energy Storage devices or Supercapacitors. Fabrication of electrodes for the Supercapacitors using metal and graphene based materials and finding optimal configuration of the electrodes by various process like photolithography etc. for achieving high energy density and as well as high power density of the Supercapacitor devices are main interests.
Additionally, pursuing on investigating supramolecular nanofibre based various organic functional materials as electrolytes for the Supercapacitors and increasing the energy and power density under different conditions. Further, involved in the inspection on the gas sensing properties of this supramolecular materials.
 

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Supervisor - Prof. G. U. Kulkarni