Viney Ghai
Viney studies methods to orient 2D nanomaterials under the guidance of assoc. Prof. Roland Kádár. Magnetic fields are used to align 2D materials in the desired orientation direction. The developed method is further used to enhance polymer-based composites' thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties. Moreover, his work also focuses on studying the antibacterial properties of the aligned composite. Viney Ghai is working with Vinnova Competence Centre ‘2D material-based technology for industrial applications’ (2D-TECH) to develop the technology which will help in various industrial applications of Graphene and other related 2D nanomaterials.
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Key words: Graphene, Carbon nanotubes, low dimensional nanomaterials, Micro-nanomanufacturing, Nanofabrication, Optical absorbers and Rheology
Showing 9 publications
Predicting orientation in extruded wood polymer composites
Halbach Array Induced Magnetic Field Alignment in Boron Nitride Nanocomposites
Orientation of graphene nano sheets in magnetic fields
Achieving Long-Range Arbitrary Uniform Alignment of Nanostructures in Magnetic Fields
Experimental investigation of single spark μ-EDM using electrodes fabricated with μ-turning process
Polysaccharide-based antibacterial coating technologies
A Surface Modification Approach to Overcome Wetting Behavior of Gallium-Based Liquid Metal Droplets
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