
Area of Research: Instrumentation System Design
Area of Research: Sensor and Instrumentation
Area of Research: Instrumentation System Design
Area of Research: Instrumentation Engineering
Area of Research: Fractional order system
Area of Research: Sensors and Instrumentation
Area of Research: Instrumentation System Design
Area of Research: Sensors and circuit
Area of Research: Instrumentation Engineering
Thesis Title: Modelling Lossy Capacitor as a Fractional Capacitor and its Application in Circuit Design
Area of Research: Design of Electrowetting on Dielectric Based Microfliuidic Device
Thesis Title: Impedimetry Based Urea Sensing Device
Area of Research: Instrumentation Engineering
Thesis Title: Four-Quadrant Fractors and Their Applications in Fractional Order Circuits
Area of Research: Instrumentation Engineering
Thesis Title: Impedimetric Assessment of Cellular Behavior of Healthy and Malignant Cells using Microdevices
Area of Research: Design and Development of Fractional Order Element
Thesis Title: MWCNT-Polymer Based Solid-State Fractional Capacitor: Fabrication and Performance Study
Area of Research: Instrumentation Engineering
Thesis Title: Milk Tester: Design, Development and Performance Study
Area of Research: Multi modal characterisation of tissues and cells in wound healing and cancer as well as under interventions
Thesis Title: Multidimensional Attributes of Saliva in Precise Diagnosis of Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders
Area of Research: Instrumentation
Thesis Title: Design and Development of Low Voltage Electrowetting Device with Droplet Position Sensing Scheme
Area of Research: measurement techniques
Thesis Title: Development of Measurement Techniques Using Impedance Sensors for the Estimation of Liquid Film Thickness in Two-Phase Flow
Area of Research: Instrumentation System Design
Thesis Title: A Low-cost, Portable, IoT Enabled Water Conductivity Monitoring System
Area of Research: MEMS and VLSI
Thesis Title: Design and Testing of Signal Conditioning Units for MEMS Capacitive Accelerometers
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