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Maharaja's College, Cochin University of Science and Technology Department of Polymer Science & Rubber Technology
About
Dr. Neena George is Associate Professor in the Postgraduate and Research Department of Chemistry, Maharaja’s College Ernakulam. She received her Ph.D. from the Dept. of Polymer Science and Rubber Technology, CUSAT for the thesis entitled “Segregated and Random Network formation of MWCNT and Nanosilica in NR and XNBR”,. Her research area includes carbon nanotube and nanocellulose composites with special attention to natural rubber based nanocomposites. She has 16 years of teaching experience and more than 18 years of research experience along with papers published in peer reviewed national and international journals with good impact factors. She has contributed 6 chapters in books under Springer and Woodhead Publishing. She is co-author of two books and winner of best paper and researcher awards in conferences.
Employment
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Maharaja's College Associate Professor2010 - Present
Education
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Cochin University of Science and Technology Department of Polymer Science & Rubber Technology Ph D
Projects & Funding
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Publications (19)
- The multifunctional role of silk fibroin in biosensing applications Save
- Nanocellulose isolated from Cajanus Cajan as green filler for the reinforcement of nitrile rubber Save
- Preparation and characterisation of nanocellulose extracted from Cajanus Cajan Save
- Biodegradable pH sensor in packaging material using anthocyanin from banana bracts Save
- Waste paper as a viable sustainable source for cellulosic extraction by chlorine free bleaching and acid hydrolysis method for the production of PVA-starch/cellulose based biocomposites Save
- Gas Barrier Properties of Biopolymers Save
- Specialty Polymers Save
- Isolation of high crystalline nanocellulose from <scp> Mimosa pudica </scp> plant fibres with potential in packaging applications Save
- Nano-silica as reinforcing filler in NR latex: Role of processing method on filler morphology inside the rubber and properties of the nanocomposite Save
- Utilization of carbon allotropes with special reference to carbon nanotubes and graphene for the high performance of natural rubber Save