Hollow Nanostructures

Hollow nanostructures are the new style of material showing the advanced application in many fields. We focus mainly on applying these materials for energy storage and sensing applications. Hollow structures are very hard to stabilise or the methods are costly and are less industrially viable. So, we devote ourselves to synthesising materials cost-efficient with very simple strategies like mini emulsion, self-assembly, etc. We also study the modelling of such hollow structures and the chemical reasoning behind the higher activity.

Recent papers

"Pseudo 2-dimensional nanostructures of metal oxides for high-performance supercapacitors", Mandal D., Biswas S., Chowdhury A., Chandra A., Materials Advances, 2022 (accepted article).
"Facile strategy of using conductive additive supported NaMnPO4 nanoparticles for delivering high performance Na-ion supercapacitors", Chowdhury A., Biswas S., Mandal D., Chandra A., Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2022, 902, 163733.
"Hollow nanostructures of metal oxides as emerging electrode materials for high performance supercapacitors", Biswas S., Sharma V., Mandal D., Chowdhury A., Chakravarty M., Priya S., Gowda CG., De P., Singh I., Chandra A., CrystEngComm, 2020, 22, 1633-1644.
"Hierarchical cage-frame type nanostructure of CeO2 for bio sensing applications: From glucose to protein detection", Mandal D., Biswas S., Chowdhury A., De D., Tiwary C., Gupta A. N., Singh T., Chandra A., Nanotechnology, 2020, 32, 025504-025519.
"Performance of Na-ion supercapacitors under non-ambient conditions – From temperature to magnetic field dependent variation in specific capacitance", Biswas S., Chowdhury A., Chandra A., Frontiers in Materials, 2019, 6, 54-65.