NANOPHYSICS
AUTHOR(S) -
RASHMI CHANDRAYAN, Dr. SANTOSH JAIN
DOI – 10.61909/isbn.978-81-966743-3-5.amkedtb102302
Genre/Subject – PHYSICS, NANO-PHYSICS, NANO TECHNOLOGY
Book code – AMKEDTB102302 pgs: 300
ISBN(E) – 978-81-966743-3-5
Published – 25-10-2023
ISBN(P) – 978-81-966743-0-4
Published – 04-11-2023
EDITORS -
Dr. ARTI HADAP, Dr. PRATIBHA S. KURUP
AUTHOR(S)
RASHMI CHANDRAYAN (JNCT, BHOPAL)
Mrs. RASHMI CHANDRAYAN is working as an assistant professor in the Department of Physics at LNCT group of college (JNCT) Bhopal (M.P). She has total teaching Exp. 17 year. She Has done MSc (Physics) from Vikram University Ujjain Govt. Arts & Science College Ratlam(M.P.) and currently pursuing Ph.d from in Nano Physics from LNCT University Bhopal, her areas of expertise are Nanophysics, Quantum Mechanics Fundamentals, Nanomaterial Synthesis and Characterization, Nanomaterial Synthesis and Characterization, Optical Properties of Nanomaterials, Mechanical Properties of Nanomaterials, Thermal Properties of Nanomaterials, Quantum Computing and Nanophysics, Nanomaterials for Medicine, and Environmental Impacts and Sustainability. She has presented research international paper and attended seminar.
Dr. SANTOSH JAIN (LNCT, BHOPAL)
Dr. SANTOSH JAIN is working as a Professor of Physics Department of Engineering at LNCT . He has a total teaching experience of 18 years. His Guide, Dr. Jitendra Parashar (Prof. + Head SATI), Academic Sati Vidisha (B.U University), Bhopal, M.P. India. He published more than 14 research papers at various national and international conferences and attended More than 25 National and international conferences and seminars.
ABOUT BOOK / ABSTRACT
Here, in this literary adventure, we present to you a meticulously crafted tapestry of knowledge spread across ten enlightening chapters. Each chapter is thoughtfully designed to unravel the mysteries of nanophysics, taking you on a voyage that promises both understanding and wonder.
What You’ll Find Inside:
Let’s embark on a brief preview of what awaits within the pages of Nanophysics: Unveiling the Quantum World at the Nano Scale:
Chapter 1: Introduction to NanophysicsWe commence our journey with a foundational exploration of nanophysics, offering you a glimpse into the mesmerizing world of the small.
Chapter 2: Quantum Mechanics FundamentalsOur voyage continues into the heart of quantum mechanics, where we unravel the fundamental principles that govern the nano universe.
Chapter 3: Nanomaterial Synthesis and CharacterizationNext, we delve into the art and science of creating and characterizing nanomaterials, opening doors to endless possibilities.
Chapter 4: Electronic Properties of NanomaterialsWe shine a spotlight on the unique electronic properties that make nanomaterials so indispensable in modern technology.
Chapter 5: Optical Properties of NanomaterialsThe extraordinary optical properties of nanomaterials await your discovery, having revolutionized fields like photonics and optoelectronics.
Chapter 6: Mechanical Properties of NanomaterialsOur journey takes a tactile turn as we explore the mechanical behavior of nanomaterials, crucial in materials science and engineering.
Chapter 7: Thermal Properties of NanomaterialsThermal properties are the focus in this chapter, revealing how nanomaterials are shaping the future of thermal management and energy conversion.
Chapter 8: Quantum Computing and NanophysicsWe unearth the synergy between nanophysics and quantum computing, offering insights into solving complex problems.
Chapter 9: Nanomaterials for MedicineDiscover how nanomaterials are transforming medicine, from enhancing drug delivery to revolutionizing diagnostics.
Chapter 10: Environmental Impacts and SustainabilityFinally, we examine the environmental implications of nanomaterials and explore sustainable practices in this dynamic field.
Our journey is illuminated by a shared passion for knowledge and a commitment to making intricate science accessible. We invite you to join us on this thrilling odyssey, where the world of nanophysics and its applications unfolds before your eyes.
In the pages of Nanophysics: Unveiling the Quantum World at the Nano Scale, we strive to do more than inform; we aim to inspire. We invite you to dive into this extraordinary realm, where the wonders of nanoscale physics await your discovery. May your voyage be as rewarding as our journey in creating this book for you. Enjoy the adventure!
EDITORS
Dr. ARTI HADAP (NMINMS, MUMBAI)
Dr. ARTI HADAP, Assistant Professor (Physics) at Basic Science and Humanities department, MPSTME, NMIMS Mumbai. She secured her master’s and Ph.D. in Physics from DAVV Indore (M.P.), India. During the Ph. D tenure, she completed her CSIR SRF at BARC, Mumbai. As a research carrier,she published 26 papers in Scopus/UGC care list / Thomas Reuters indexing journals with a research gate score of 61.5. Her h-index is 3 with 29 citations. Dr Arti Hadap published 5Indian patents and one granted a UK patent. She successfully completed one DST Govt. of India-funded project and co-authored two Mumbai university textbooks and one E-Book with Namya International Publication.Her present interest in research is plasma physics, microwave physics, dielectric and optical properties of semiconducting materials, dielectric properties of polar and nonpolar drugs with herbal solvent, and innovative teaching pedagogy.
Dr. PRATIBHA S. KURUP (BHARTI UNIVERSITY, DURG)
Dr. Pratibha Suresh Kurup, an educator with a deep passion for fostering academic excellence, is a distinguished professional in the realm of education. With her educational journey rooted in a Bachelor’s Degree (B. Sc.) from Ravishankar University, Raipur, where she achieved an impressive 67%, she continued to excel, earning a Master’s Degree in Science (M. Sc.) with a specialization in Organic Chemistry from the same university, scoring 64%. Committed to teaching, Pratibha acquired a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) with a First Division and pursued further knowledge with an M.Phil. in Chemistry from Vinayaka Mission University, Salem, Tamil Nadu. Her academic pursuit culminated with a Ph.D. from Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekananda University, guided by Dr. Supriya Roy, Professor, and Head of the Department of Engineering Chemistry at Shri Shankaracharya College of Technology, Bhilai.
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