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My Ph.D. research work is based on exploration of chemiresistive gas sensing properties of semiconductor nanomaterials and development of prototype portable handheld devices for breath analysis.
While working on metal oxide semiconductor nanomaterials-based sensing systems, my work is focused on ferrite materials (such as perovskite ferrites, hexaferrites etc.), that are unconventional in this field of application. By following this motto, we have reported barium hexaferrite (a widely known magnetic material) to sense ammonia gas for the first time. Later, we are working on the advancement and tuning of electronic properties in order to achieve multifunctionality in micro/ nano heterostructure systems towards surface activities such as gas sensing and photocatalytic water splitting.

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