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SYNTHESIS, FABRICATION, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYMERS- CARBON BASED FLEXIBLE NANOGENERATOR FOR ENERGY HARVESTING APPLICATIONS See

ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PROPAGATION THROUGH A PLASMA SLAB: ANALYSIS OF REFLECTION, TRANSMISSION AND ABSORPTION CHARACTERISTICS FOR VARYING MEDIUMS See

CARBON DOTS AS A FLUORESCENT SENSOR FOR DOPAMINE DETECTION See

PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS See

ATOMIC STUCTURE CALCULATIONS AND PROCESSES IN HIGHLY CHARGED IONS See

MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF PLASMA-ASSISTED VERTICALLY- ALIGNED CARBON NANOTUBES ARRAY BASED SOALR CELLS See

COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THERMOELECTRIC PROPERTIES IN SELECTED TWO- AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS See

SPECTRAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THERMALLY STABLE RARE EARTH EMBEDDED ZINC BOROPHOSPHATE GLASSES FOR OPTOELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS See

NANOCOMPOSITES OF 2D NANOMATERIALS AND METAL OXIDES FOR MULTIFUNCTIONAL APPLICATIONS See

TUNEABLE GRAPHENE METAMATERIAL ABSORBERS: TAILORING ABSORPTION WITH FERMI ENERGY See

A STUDY OF TOPOLOGICAL QUANTUM PHASE TRANSITION IN SOME SELECTED BINARY AND TERNARY SYSTEMS See

WIDE-ANGLE, AZIMUTHAL ANGLE-INDEPENDENT AND DUAL-BAND INFRARED METAMATERIAL ABSORBER BASED ON ASYMMETRIC STRUCTURE See

ENHANCED ENERGY CONVERSION EFFICIENCY OF PVDF/WS2 HYBRID BASED PIEZOELECTRIC NANOGENERATOR See

INVESTIGATION OF Li-Al-Si-O4 CERAMIC AS SOLID ELECTROLYTE SYNTHESIZED BY SOLID STATE METHOD See

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BROADBAND METAMATERIAL ABSORBERS FOR MID INFRARED APPLICATIONS See

STRAIN ENGINEERING OF THERMOELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF HALIDE PEROVSKITE : A FIRST PRINCIPLES STUDY See

A STUDY OF TOPOLOGICAL PHASE TRANSITION IN RARE-EARTH MATERIAL YTTRIUM PHOSPHIDE See

PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION OF LEAD-FREE (CH3NH3)3BI2I9- BASED PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELL: A SCAPS-1D SIMULATION STUDY See

DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF NEW AGZNF3-BASED PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLS BY USING SCAPS-1D See

DEVICE MODELLING AND OPTIMIZATION OF LEAD-FREE (NH4)3SB2I9 PEROVSKITE SOLAR CELLS BY USING SCAPS-1D See