PROF. DR. RAMESH A/L T. SUBRAMANIAM
Department of Physics
Faculty of Science
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Prof Dr. Ramesh T Subramaniam is a material scientist well known for his outstanding scholastic contribution on solutions for energy storage and harvesting devices for green energy and sustainable smart cities of tomorrow. The novelty of his research is the successful invention of highly adhesive polymer membranes, self-healable hydrogel electrolytes and electrodes using natural resources, environmentally friendly polymer electrolytes and techniques in the fabrication of green energy devices.
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| Sustainable Biopolymer-Based Hydrogel Electrolytes and Hybrid Electrodes for Advanced Energy Storage Systems |
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| Fast-Charging, Wide-Voltage Supercapatteries Employing Rare Earth Element-Based Electrodes and Electrolytes for Electric Vehicles |
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| COST-EFFECTIVE REAL-TIME IN VITRO ELECTROCHEMICAL IMMUNOSENSING OF CA125 IN OVARIAN CANCER CELLS USING 3D FLOWER-LIKE MOS2/ZNSE- FESE2 NANOSTRUCTURES DERIVED FROM METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK |
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Review: the revolutionary solutions of graphene-based nanomaterials for desalination and water purification membranes and its applications
Studies of ionic conduction properties of polyacrylamide hydrogel polymer electrolytes at different medium (alkaline, acid, and salt) via impedance approach
Study on photoluminescence of integrated nano-calcium carbonate (CaCO<sub>3</sub>) enhanced with dysprosium (Dy) doped calcium borophosphate (CBP) phosphor
Development of protective coating system using natural rubber - acrylic polyol resin for mild steel
Graphene: Fabrication, Properties and Applications
Applications of elastomeric nanocellulose composites in flexible electronic devices
Metal Oxide based Nanocomposites for High Energy Applications
Synthesis of a Hybrid Self-Cleaning Coating System for Glass
Hybrid Organic Materials for the Enhancement of Light Harvesting in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells, Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
