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Associate Professor
Physics
My team focuses on tuning nanostructures for energy applications ranging from storage to catalysis. It is now clear that hierarchical structures are essential to bring step change in devices for use in applications mentioned earlier. My team has been working on the establishing protocols for the stabilization of hollow nanostructures. Such structures, with pronounced surface area, can even be formed at room temperature, which make them industrially viable. The hollow structures have been showing far superior catalytic, storage or even electro-magnetic shielding response, when compared with their solid counter parts.
The research group is fully equipped to carry out the research with funding available from DST (India), MPG (Germany), UKIERI (UK), BRNS (India), SRIC (IIT Kharagpur), etc.
Need for revisiting the use of magnetic oxides as electrode materials in supercapacitors- Unequivocal evidences of significant variation in specific capacitance under variable magnetic field by Sharma V., Biswas S. , Chandra A. Advanced Energy Materials 1800573-18005785 (2018)
Hollow nanostructures of metal oxides as next generation electrode materials for supercapacitors by Sharma V., Singh I. , Chandra A. Scientific Reports 8 1307-1319 (2018)
Trade-off between capacitance and cycling at elevated temperatures in redox additive aqueous electrolyte based high performance asymmetric supercapacitors by Singh A., Akhtar M. , Chandra A. Electrochimica Acta 229 291-298 (2017)
Evolution of hollow nanostructures in hybrid Ce(1 x)Cu(x)O(2) under droplet confinement leading to synergetic effects on the physical properties by Singh I., Landfester K. , Muoz-espi R. , Chandra A. Nanotechnology 28 075601-075612 (2017)
High Electrochemical performance in Asymmetric Supercapacitors using MWCNTs/Nickel Sulfide Composite and Graphene Nanoplatelets as Electrodes by Singh A., Roberts A. J., Slade R. C., Chandra A. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 2 16723-16730 (2014)
Synergetic Strategy for Simultaneously Enhancing Specific Energy and Power of Asymmetric Supercapacitors - Significance of Revisiting and Optimizing the Use of Redox Additives by Singh A., Chandra A. Scientific Reports 6 25793-25804 (2016)
A new approach for crystallization of copper(II) oxide hollow nanostructures with superior catalytic and magnetic response by Singh I., Landfester K. , Munoz-espi R. , Chandra A. Nanoscale 7 19250-19258 (2015)
Significant Performance Enhancement in Asymmetric Supercapacitor based on Metal Oxides, Carbon nanotubes and Neutral Aqueous Electrolyte by Singh A., Chandra A. Scientific Reports 5 15551-15560 (2015)
Tuning Porous Structures of MnCo2O4 for Application in Supercapacitors and Catalysis by Akhtar M., Sharma V. , Biswas S. , Chandra A. RSC Advances 6 96296-96305 (2016)
Hierarchically Nanostructured Energy Materials for Next Generation Na-Ion Based Energy Storage Technologies & Their Use in Renewable Energy Systems Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Multifunctional hybrid nanostructures for alternative energy systems DST (Through Indo-German Science & Technology Centre) & MPG ( Max-Planck-gesellschaft) Germany
Hybrid Sodium - ion Cell/Super Capacitor Packs for Light Electric Vehicles Ministry of Road Transport and Highways Transport Bhawan
Arghya Das
Area of Research: Atomic, molecular and Condense matter Physics
Prasenjit Haldar
Area of Research: Functional Nanomaterials
Vikas Sharma
Area of Research: Hollow metal oxides for energy devices
Ananya Chowdhury
Area of Research: Nanomaterials for energy applications
Sudipta Biswas
Area of Research: Nanomaterials for energy applications
Debabrata Mandal
Area of Research: Nanoparticles for energy systems
Mayukh Chakravarty
Area of Research: Nanomaterials and supercapacitors
