Professor
| College of Science, Engineering and Technology
School of Science
| Department: Physics
Research interests
Book Chapters
Transparent conducting oxide for organic solar cells applications
Nanostructured Solar Selective Absorber Coatings for Applications in Concentrated Solar
Thermal Plants – Parabolic Trough Structural and optical properties of biosynthesized Europium oxide
Nanostructured graphene donor hybrid solar cells.
Nanostructured Thin Films Based Selective Solar Absorber for Concentrating Solar Power Application
ZnO: Er3+, Yb3+ up-converter for efficiency enhancement in P3HT – based organic solar cells.
Thermoluminescence for the defect study in persistent luminescence materials
Research Focus
My research area interest is on the development of nanostructured materials used to enhance the properties of long persistent phosphors, solar cells and selective solar absorbers. To improve the properties of nanostructured materials, I use various synthesize methods such as green synthesis, combustion, solid state reaction and sol-gel. I use various techniques to study the optical, electrical and structural properties of these materials. My projects involve fabrication of multilayer thin-film solar absorbers suitable for concentrating solar power (CSP) plants and nanostructured graphene hybrid solar cells.