Dr. Krishna Kumar Muthusamy,
M.Sc., (Physics), Ph.D (Physics)
Assistant Professor of Physics
CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
Bengaluru-560 029, Karnataka, India

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About me

In February 2015, I received my Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Madras in Chennai, after graduating from Periyar University Salem in 2007. I'm currently employed as a physics assistant professor. As part of my line of work, I teach physics and conduct research on topics related to materials science that interest me, with an emphasis on optical and energy-storage materials. Since I have the knowledge with sophisticated materials science research procedures, I am capable of establishing fruitful relationships with my research associates. I am prepared to do my assignment before the deadline, and my research publications have published in Q1 journals with a significant impact factor.

As a Physics Professor and Researcher with eight years of expertise, I bring my knowledge and experiences to the classroom. That experience taught me that bringing events to life helps students remember and comprehend science. I used fresh instructional methods. I'm enthusiastic about teaching and inspiring students to enjoy studying in order to change the course of future society and the scientific world.

I am trustworthy, diligent, and devoted. I have an open mind and am accepting of various cultures, values, and practises. I am kind and patient, and I don't mind helping students solve problems in a supportive, encouraging manner. I make an effort to use timely and effective teaching techniques. I prefer to be personable as well. I want my students to think of me as supporting and encouraging rather than critical or judgmental.

Some of the areas in which I am interested in conducting research include Nanomaterials (Metal Oxides, Graphene, and Carbon Nanotubes) for Electrochemical Energy Storage Applications, Organic-Metal Halides (Perovskites), Double Perovskites Crystals for Light-Emitting Applications, X-Ray Crystallography, and Single Crystals for Nonlinear Optical Applications.

Doctoral Thesis (Ph. D)

Title of the Thesis: Investigation on the growth and characterization of stilbazolium derivative nonlinear optical single crystals

Institution: University of Madras, Chennai-600 005, Tamil Nadu, India

Mode of study: Full Time;  Period: 2010-2015