Kaushik Pal

Prof. Dr. Kaushik Pal

Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Uttarakhand 247667, India

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2017 in International Journal of Biological Macromolecules
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NPNidhi Pal
Nidhi Pal
Poornima DubeyPoornima Dubey
Poornima Dubey
PGP. Gopinath
P. Gopinath
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal

7 March 2017 in ACS Omega
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KRKeerti Rathi
Keerti Rathi
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal
Nowadays, humidity sensors have become essential in numerous applications. However, there are several problems while using them for humidity detection, such as low sensitivity, delayed response and recovery times, less stability, and narrow humidity detection ranges. Here, we demonstrate for the first time a highly sensitive chemiresistive sensor for low-level humidity detection in ambient atmosphere by introducing graphene oxide (GO) and doped GO (Li-doped GO and B-doped GO) as a thin film in a facile manner. The sensitivity, repeatability, and stability studies show that thin film-based fabricated humidity sensors are unprecedently efficient in the detection of different percentages of humidity from 11 to 97% at room temperature. The incorporation of doping into GO induces a dramatic change in the sensing behavior of the base film (undoped GO). This allows the sensor to be used in a variety of applications such as humidity sensing, which we validate through our experiment with a “cheap and readily available” recognition system.

18 May 2022 in Materials Advances
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AKArkoti Naveen Kumar
Arkoti Naveen Kumar
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal
Nb2CTx MXene oxidation is stopped using APTES functionalization. Amino groups help in sensing acidic NO2 gas.

13 December 2016 in Scientific Reports
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NKNavjot Kaur
Navjot Kaur
JBJitendra Bahadur
Jitendra Bahadur
VPVinay Panwar
Vinay Panwar
PSPushpendra Singh
Pushpendra Singh
KRKeerti Rathi
Keerti Rathi
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal
The arch-shaped single electrode based triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is fabricated using thin film of reduced graphene oxide nanoribbons (rGONRs) with polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) polymer used as binder to effectively convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. The incorporation of rGONRs in PVDF polymer enhances average surface roughness of rGONRs/PVDF thin film. With the combination of the enhancement of average roughness and production of functional groups, which indicate improve charge storage capacity of prepared film. Furthermore, the redox peaks obtained through cyclic voltammetry were identified more in rGONRs/PVDF composite in comparison to pristine rGONRs to confirm charge transfer capability of film. Herein, the output performance was discussed experimentally as well as theoretically, maximum voltage was obtained to be 0.35 V. The newly designed TENG to harvest mechanical energy and opens up many new avenues of research in the energy harvesting applications.

1 December 2016 in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
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MKManmeet Kaur
Manmeet Kaur
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal

2 June 2016 in Macromolecular Research
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JBJitendra Bahadur
Jitendra Bahadur
SAShraddha Agrawal
Shraddha Agrawal
VPVinay Panwar
Vinay Panwar
APAzra Parveen
Azra Parveen
Kaushik PalKaushik Pal
Kaushik Pal