Materials Science
Research Group

Our main research interests are in the field of materials science, like nanocrystalline ferrites and nanocrystalline alloys. Nano ferrite synthesis and its structural, morphological, electrical and magnetic properties are extensively studied.

We study III-V quantum well FET (QWFET) with particular emphasis on the design and performance of high-speed, low-power QWFET. Currently, we are engaged in simulating high-performance QWFET with InSb channel materials.

In recent years, our research has focused on MAX phases. MAX phases have become an important sub-branch in materials science and technology due to their interesting properties and various studies since their discovery during the 1960s. We collaborate with groups at home and abroad on MAX phase materials studied by density functional theory (DFT). We welcome prospective students (M.Sc./M.Phil./PhD) to our group.

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