Research Areas:

New Generation Solar Cell Batteries

Focuses on the development of advanced solar cell technologies, including next-generation photovoltaic materials, thin-film solar cells, and emerging concepts such as perovskite solar cells.

Fuel Cells and Supercapacitors

Explores fuel cells for efficient energy conversion and supercapacitors for high-power energy storage. Both technologies have applications in portable electronics, electric vehicles, and renewable energy systems.

Hydrogen Generation and Storage / Water Splitting

Investigates methods for producing hydrogen through water splitting as a clean and sustainable fuel source. Focuses on catalysts and materials for efficient hydrogen generation and storage.

Photocatalysis and Solar Fuels / Electrocatalysis

Examines materials and processes for using sunlight to drive chemical reactions, including photocatalysis for hydrogen production and electrocatalysis for fuel cell applications.

Environmental Sensors

Develops sensors for monitoring environmental parameters such as air quality, pollution levels, and radiation. These sensors are crucial for environmental monitoring and ensuring public health.

Recovery of Metals from Spent Batteries & Industrial Wastes

Designing efficient thermochemical and hydrogen-based processes for extracting valuable metals from low-grade ores, red mud, slags, and e-waste. Emphasis on selective reduction, impurity management, and nanoscale characterization to maximize yield and minimize energy use.