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Raghavv Raghavender Suresh
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, SASTRA University
About
I am a PhD scholar at the NanoBiosensor & Biodevices lab, IIT Kharagpur, India. My work involves the amalgamation of materials chemistry & electroanalytical techniques to build strip-based electrode(s) for point-of-care electrochemical sensing applications. My broad research interests lies in the following area: graphene, electrochemistry of porous electrodes and electrochemical biosensors.
Employment
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SASTRA University Undergraduate Research Student2018 - 2021
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Education
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SASTRA University M.Tech. Medical Nanotechnology (5 Yrs Integrated)2016 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (8)
- Alkaline electrooxidation of urea on silver nanointerface: Mechanistic insights and non-enzymatic sensing for onsite monitoring Save
- Silver-dendrites modified laser induced graphene electrodes as a handheld electrochemical non-enzymatic sensor device for onsite salivary urea detection Save
- A potentiometric sensor based on porous ZnO nanorod-modified laser-induced graphene electrodes for point-of-care salivary potassium ion detection Save
- A portable electrochemical platform for biorecognition-free detection of ochratoxin A and ascorbic acid for food safety and quality monitoring Save
- Alkaline electrooxidation of urea on silver nanointerface: Harnessing the mechanistic insights of urea electrocatalysis for the development of non-enzymatic electrochemical sensor for onsite monitoring applications Save
- Tailoring the pore accessibility using proteins in laser induced porous graphitic structures: Correlating the physicochemical & electrochemical characteristics Save
- Graphene Quantum Dots – Hydrothermal Green Synthesis, Material Characterization and Prospects for Cervical Cancer Diagnosis Applications: A Review Save
- Fabrication of screen-printed electrodes: opportunities and challenges Save