About
PhD researcher in Chemistry with expertise in nanomaterial synthesis, electrochemical biosensing, and advanced characterization techniques. My work focuses on developing functional materials for nonenzymatic detection of biomolecules and understanding their electrochemical mechanisms. I also work on the synthesis of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and explore their applications in electrocatalysis and water splitting. My research interests include electrocatalysis, biosensors, photoelectrochemical systems, MOF-based materials, and functional materials for Biomedical and energy applications.
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National Institute of Technology Karnataka Research Scholar
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Publications (9)
- Cost-Effective Surface Engineering Strategy for the NiCoP/Activated Carbon Heterostructure toward High-Performance Overall Water Splitting Save
- Advancements in nonenzymatic electrochemical cholesterol detection: fostering material innovation with biosensing technologies Save
- Clitoria ternatea-mediated ZnO nanoparticles for enzyme-free photoelectrochemical cholesterol detection Save
- Photo-assisted water splitting over a NiCoP/g-C3N4 heterostructure: understanding the role of visible light in electrochemical water splitting Save
- Rational design of NiCoP on 2D Ti3C2 MXenes: a conductivity-engineered electrocatalyst for efficient water splitting Save
- Recycling waste plastics and biowaste into high-performance NiCo-MOF/activated carbon electrocatalyst for overall water splitting Save
- Pd/C-decorated SnO2 for advanced non-enzymatic cholesterol biosensing: analytical application in clinical blood specimens Save
- Electrochemical insights into manganese–cobalt doped α-Fe2O3 nanomaterial for cholesterol detection: a comparative approach Save
- Cerium-Modulated Zinc Oxide for enhanced Photoelectrochemical Non-Enzymatic biosensing of Cholesterol: An experimental and First Principle Analysis Save