Volume 7 | issue 1 | Jan - Mar 2025
Material Characterisation@IITHyderabad
किरIITH is now an E-ISSN journal. All the issues since 2020 qualified for the ISSN parameter. Each issue is being dedicated to one of the thrust research areas of IITH. Following this precedence, we are back with yet another critical area of research at IIT Hyderabad,”Material Characterisation@IITHyderabad” - Vol 7, Issue 1, Jan - Mar 2025 (Issue - 22) is dedicated to one of IITH’s key thrust research areas, “Material Characterisation”. In today’s rapidly evolving world of technology, material characterisation plays a vital role in driving innovation, ensuring reliability, and enhancing performance across industries. As new materials are developed for cutting-edge applications, from semiconductors and renewable energy to biomedical devices & aerospace, understanding their structural, mechanical, electrical, and chemical properties becomes essential.
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Prof G Narahari Sastry
Facilitating Faculty to Propel Sponsored Research and Consultancy Activities. A step towards building IITH as a Global Leader
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Prof Saswata Bhattacharya
CERBRUS: From Atoms to Applications – Our Journey in Materials Characterisation
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[1] Ms Sruti Muralikrishnan, [2] Mr Manish Chandra Joshi & [3] Prof Ranjith Ramadurai
From Bragg to Rietveld: A century of X-Ray Diffraction and 50 years of structural refinement
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[1] Mr Sukesh Kumar, [2] Dr Mudrika Khandelwal
From learning to living: "Shh... what's happening deep in there
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[1] Dr Ashok Kamaraj, [2] Dr Ramesh Kumar, [3] Ms Kakara Sripushpa,[4] Mr Bharat Kumar [5] Mr A. Ashish Babu & [6] Mr B Lakshman Kumar
Green Steel: Building a cleaner future
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[1] Ms Chebiyyam Sarita, [2] Dr Konala Akhila [3] Mr Dakuri Ramakanth & [4] Dr Mudrika Khandelwal
Greenwashing Alert: Is Your Bamboo Product Truly Sustainable?
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[1] Mr Gowtham Velpandi, [2] Prof Ranjith Ramadurai
Magnetic Field Controlled Multistate Non-Volatile Random Access Memory
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[1] Mr Ashish Priyam Goswami
Materials Characterisation of Half-Heusler Compounds
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[1] Mr Aszad Alam [2] Dr Mudrika Khandelwal
Materials science meets life: Redefining materials for the future
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[1] Mr Sabarigresan M, [2] Ms Vaishnavi SM & [3] Prof Ranjith Ramadurai
Piezo Response Force Microscopy (PFM)
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[1] Ms Vaishnavi S M,[2] Ranjith Ramadurai, Professor
Reciprocal Space mapping
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[1] Mr Lins Varghese, [2] Mr Sabarigresan M & [3] Prof Ranjith Ramadurai, Professor
Scanning Tunneling Microscope
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[1] Dr Ashok Kamaraj, [2] Mr Ajay Bachiphale,[3] Mr Viraj Tank , [4] Mr Yashwanth Munavath ,[5] Ms Srilekha ,[6] Mr Abhisar Saklani & [7] Ms Varsha Vanapalli
SMITH Lab – Leading the Way in E-Waste Recycling
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[1] Dr Ashok kamaraj, [2] Mr Syed Furqan Bukhari, [3] Mr Abdul Rohid & [4] Mr Uppaluru Guru Srikanth Reddy
Visualizing the complex flows in the reactors for steel sector digitization
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[1] Dr Nagini Macha, [2] Ms D Sujatha, [3] Dr Shourya Dutta Gupta, [4] Dr Sai Rama Krishna Malladi & [5] Prof B S Murty
Atom Probe Tomography - A Cornerstone in Advanced Materials Characterisation
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[1] Ms M Magesha, [2] Dr Nagini Macha & [3] Dr Shourya Dutta Gupta
Confocal microscopy for understanding fluorescently labelled biological samples
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[1] Dr Sai Rama Krishna Malladi, [2] Prof B S Murty
DST-SATHI Centre on In-situ and Correlative Microscopy: a cornerstone to cutting-edge characterisation across multiple length scales
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