AAQRL Research Projects
Current research projects in
the group are focused on a detailed understanding of particle formation and
growth dynamics in high temperature environments. The understanding is
used for a more effective control of particle formation and emissions from
combustion systems. The same understanding is also used for the design of
synthesis processes to produce a range of nanomaterials.
The categories of our current
research projects can be sub-divided into the following:
CLEAN ENERGY ( Solar Energy &
Carbon Capture from Fossil Fuel Combustion)
NANOMATERIALS SYNTHESIS
(Aerosol synthesis of a variety of nanomaterials for applications in
Nanotoxicology Studies, Nanomedicine and Energy & Environmental
Nanotechnologies)
ELECTROHYDRO ATOMIZATION AND
ELECTROSTATIC CAPTURE SYSTEMS
(Use of electrospray aerosol
generators for characterization of proteins, biological particles and
macromolecules; charging characteristics of nanoparticles; transport and capture
characteristics of bioaerosols)