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Logu Thirumalaisamy
G.T.N. Arts College, Swansea University, University of Tokyo
Employment
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G.T.N. Arts College Assistant Professor2022 - Present
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Swansea University Newton International Fellow2021 - 2022
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University of Tokyo Postdoctoral Researcher2019 - 2020
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Madurai Kamaraj University School of Physics CSIR - Senior Research Fellow2017 - 2019
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Washington University in Saint Louis Bhaskara Advanced Solar Energy (BASE) Fellow2015 - 2015
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Madurai Kamaraj University School of Physics UGC- Junior Research Fellow2013 - 2015
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Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology National Photonics Fellow2012 - 2012
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (79)
- Catalytic interplay and oxygen vacancy mediation on pristine and silver doped bismuth vanadate thin films for potential ammonia detection at room temperature Save
- The composition of simonkolleite secondary phase with ZnO nano/micro rod array thin film during Co doping: Changes in morphology and shifts in charge carriers Save
- Trace level detection of NH3 at room temperature using Cd-ZnFe2O4 thin films Save
- Boosting the chemi-resistive performance of rGO/Co2SnO4 hybrid films for ultra-sensitive and rapid low-ppm-level dimethylamine gas sensing under ambient conditions Save
- Unleashing Synergy: rGO Decorated on a Cobalt-Doped ZnFe2O4 Film to Detect Trace-Level NH3 at Ambient Temperature with High Response and Cross-Selectivity Save
- Acetaldehyde Detection Using Nickel-Incorporated WO3 Thin Films Prepared Via Spray Pyrolysis Save
- Acetaldehyde detection using nickel-incorporated WO3 thin films prepared via spray pyrolysis Save
- Impact of annealing temperature on the response and sensitivity of spinel ZnFe2O4 thin film to ammonia gas sensing at room temperature Save
- Investigation on intermediate band formation and photoresponsivity enhancement of spray deposited Sn doped CuGaS2 (CuGa1-xSnxS2) thin films Save
- Regulation of oxygen vacancies by gamma-irradiation in BiVO4 thin films and their electrochemical performance Save