0000-0003-2916-6170 About
Dr. J. Vinoth Kumar is a distinguished researcher and academician specializing in nanomaterials and environmental applications. He currently serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the BioNanocomposite Research Center, Kyung Hee University, South Korea, where he focuses on developing sulfur quantum dots for environmental-based applications. Additionally, he contributes as a Guest Editor for Biotechnology for Sustainable Materials (Springer Nature).
Dr. Vinoth Kumar earned his Ph.D. in Chemistry from SRM Institute of Science and Technology, India, where he explored surface-functionalized fluorescent carbon nanodots for catalytic reduction and anti-counterfeiting applications.
Dr. Vinoth Kumar’s research interests encompass catalysis, bio-sensors, food packaging, and the development of functional nanomaterials for environmental applications. With an impressive publication record of over 47 peer-reviewed articles and a cumulative impact factor exceeding 160, he has significantly contributed to advancing knowledge in his field. His work is highly cited, reflecting an h-index of 15.
Employment
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Chennai Institute of Technology Assistant Professor (Research)2025 - Present
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Kyung Hee University Post-doctoral Researcher2023 - 2024
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Publications (85)
- Carbon Quantum Dots in Food and Environmental Safety: Advances in Sensing Technologies for Contaminant Detections Save
- Corrosion to Cohesion: Surface Engineering Strategies for Durable Metal-Rubber Interfaces Save
- Enhanced energy and exergy performance of trapezoidal solar ponds via coal cinder integration Save
- Performance enhancement of trapezoidal salt gradient solar ponds using reflectors and glazing Save
- Gelatin–Amino Acid Coordinated Hydroxyapatite as an Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Polymer System for Biomimetic Bone Applications Save
- Health and safety aspects of carbon dots and their sustainable applications in food packaging and preservation Save
- pH-engineered TiO2 nanoparticles with enhanced photocatalytic degradation of malachite green Save
- Yellow-emitting carbon dots as 'off-on' fluorescence probes in paper-based micro kit for selective detection of silver ions and kanamycin in animal-derived food Save
- Tailoring graphitic carbon nitride properties through shock wave engineering: a path to enhanced optical and structural performance Save
- Smart Sensors in Food Packaging: Sensor Technology for Real-Time Food Safety and Quality Monitoring Save