सीएसआईआर-केंद्रीय काँच एवं सिरामिक अनुसंधान संस्थान

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सीएसआईआर-केंद्रीय काँच एवं सिरामिक अनुसंधान संस्थान

CSIR-Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute

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Scientists ▸ Dr. Shrabanee Sen
Dr. Shrabanee Sen

Dr. Shrabanee Sen

Senior Principal Scientist

Functional Materials & Devices Division

Contact Information:

Phone: 033 (2473 3469/3496/3477) (Ext-3464)
Fax: +91-33-24730957
E-mail: shrabanee@cgcri.res.in

Dr. Shrabanee Sen

Joined CSIR-CGCRI on 01.01.2010

Professional Career

Designation Organisation Duration
Senior Principal Scientist CSIR- Central Glass and Ceramics Research Institute July 2022-Till date
Principal Scientist CSIR- Central Glass and Ceramics Research Institute July 2017- July 2022
Senior Scientist CSIR- Central Glass and Ceramics Research Institute July 2013- July 2017
Scientist CSIR- Central Glass and Ceramics Research Institute Jan 2010- July 2013
Scientist CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory July 2008- Dec 2009
Junior Scientist CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory July 2005- July 2008

Education

Degree Discipline University; Year
B.Sc Physics, 1999 Visva -Bharati University
M.Sc. Physics, 2001 Visva -Bharati University
Ph.D. Physics. 2005 I.I.T Kharagpur

Patents filed / Granted

Summary: Granted (01)

  1. Fabrication of tailored hardness nano-composite coating with low coefficient of friction, S.K Mishra, L.C Pathak, S.Sen

Research Interest:

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:

Materials Science and Technology

  • Fabrication of Piezoelectric, Multiferroics in the form of Ceramics, Thin/Thick Films for application as vibration sensors, pressure sensors
  • Development of hard coatings for automobile applications
  • Development of multilayers as vibration sensors
  • Development of piezo films for application as sonar sensors
  • Development of nanocomposites for application as nanogenerators

Landmark Research Contribution

  • Fabrication of new ceramics for application as ceramic capacitors
  • Thin films (hard coatings) for automobile application has been developed
  • Piezo based films for application as sonar sensors
  • Piezocomposites for application as nanogenerators.

 

    • Best Poster Presentation, International Conference on Advanced Functional Materials, NIIST Trivandrum (2019)
    • Second Best In House Project Award, NML (2008)
    • Awarded Fast Track Project (2007)
    • Best Technical Presentation Prize in “ Conference of Research Scholars on Material Science, IIT Kharagpur (2003)
Publications Summary:

SCI Journals: 89, Conference Presentations: 60

Best Five:

  1. S .Maity, Sasmal ,  E Kar and  S Sen*, Morphotropic Phase Boundary-Assisted Lead-Free BaTiO3/PDMS Composite-Based Hybrid Energy Harvester: A Portable Power Source for Wireless Power Transmission, , Chemical Engineering Journal, 2023,474,145959 (IF : 16.7)
  2. A.Sasmal , S Maity, P Maiti, A Arockiarajan, S Sen* Nano to micrometer range    particle size effect on the electrical and piezoelectric energy harvesting performances of hydroxide mediated crosslinked PVDF composites, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2023, 468, Art No. 143794. (IF : 16.7)
  3. E. Kar, P. Ghosh, S. Pratihar, M. Tavakoli, S. Sen*, Nature Driven BioCompatible Epidermal Electronic Skin for Real-Time Wireless Monitoring of Human Physiological Signals, ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 15 (16), 19785-20582 (2023 )( I.F-10.38)
  4. Sasmal, A. Patra, P. S. Devi, S. Sen*, Space Charge Induced Augmented Dielectric Permittivity and Improved Energy Harvesting Ability of Nano-Ag Decorated ZnSnO3 Filled PVDF Based Flexible Nanogenerator, Composites Science and Technology, 213 (2021) 108916. (IF: 9.87)
  5. Sasmal, S. K. Medda, P. S. Devi, S. Sen*, Nano ZnO decorated ZnSnO3 as efficient fillers to PVDF: toward simultaneous enhancement of energy storage density and efficiency and improved energy harvesting activity, Nanoscale, 12 (2020) 20908- 20921. (I.F. – 7.7)
  1. Nanogenerators the unavoidable devices of the near future”, Advances in Multifunctional Materials, National Seminar, Betnoti Odisha (2015).
  2. “Nanogenerators: the significant device for the near future”, IUMRS-ICYRAM, IISC, Bangalore (2016).
  3. “An overview of nanogenerators and their potential to change human life”, NIT Silchar (2018).
  4. “Nanocomposites: Application as Self Powered Sensors, International Conference on Materials and Spectroscopy (2018).
  5. Nanocomposites: Flexible Materials as Self Powered Sensors, International Conference on Advanced Functional Materials, NIIST Trivandrum (2019).
  6. Nanocomposites: Application as Self Powered Sensors, Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Advanced Materials, KIIT Bhubaneswar (2020)
  7. Piezocomposites-the usage for powering low electronic devices, Chemical Engineering Dept, Calcutta University (2021).
  8. Nanogenerators the devices for powering low electronic devices, FDP, Makuat University, (2021).
  9. Piezocomposites-an alternative for powering low power devices”, 5th International Conference on Energy and Sustainability, ICES (2023).
  10. Flexible and wearable piezoelectric ceramic-polymer composites: A paradigm shift towards energy harvesting and advanced biofunctionality, International Conference on Glass and Ceramics, (2023).
  11. Flexible and wearable piezoelectric nanocomposites as energy harvesters, Emerging Fields in Theoretical and Experimental Physics, (2024).

 

 

Summary:   Completed: 06

                       Ongoing: 02

CSIR RA: Ongoing -01

Ph.D (Completed):05, Ongoing -02

M.tech (Completed):04, Ongoing -01

Summer Project: 08

Trainee: 01

Openings:

Ph. D Position: We are looking for CSIR-NET/INSPIRE qualified motivated students from Physics/Materials Science/Chemistry background for Ph. D program. Interested CSIR-NET/INSPIRE/GATE qualified students may contact shrabanee@cgcri.res.in.