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Project collabration with an Indian institute

We are a research group in Spain wants a collabration with an Indian institute. We would like to investigate the study of ionic conduction and storage in nanostructured materials. With our techniques we have the possibility of measuring ionic conductivity as a function of temperature in non-polar non-conductive matrices or nanoporous materials, and to study dipolar relaxation due to the diffusion of charged species.

Another issue of interest to us is the effect of confinement on the dielectric relaxation behaviour of organic molecules with a dipole moment, and the study in a nanoporous material obviously is a suitable way to obtain a confined geometry.

We are currently developing a setup to study dielectric and ion-conduction properties in thin films under controlled atmosphere (as many organic materials are very sensitive to contamination, especially in thin-film form and when intercalated with charged species). We are looking for a well established research partner to apply for an indo-spanish project.

People with suitable background (nano-porous materials & fuel cells particularly Li-bttery)  kindly reply

with regards

manesh

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Permalink Reply by Shivaraman Ramaswamy on October 21, 2011 at 9:39am

Hi. 

I am mailing on behalf of Nanotechnology Research Center, SRM University. I would be interested in pursuing such a colloborative venture. 

Please contact me at shivi.masti@gmail.com.

Regards, 

Shivaraman

Lead Scientist

Permalink Reply by Prof(Dr)S.K.Chakarvarti on October 21, 2011 at 9:56am

Dear Manesh:

We have been working on nano porous track etch membranes for the last 20 years. Also, we have carried out some nanoelectronic devices fabrication using these membranes.The electric transport phenomenon has also been studied through these pores exhibiting diode -like behaviour. If it can be a topic of collaboration, pl respond.I can send you the details of the work being carried out. My e-mail Id is skchakarvarti@gmail.com.

My CV is attached for your reference and provide information on the nature of the work being pursued here.

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Permalink Reply by Chithambararaj on October 21, 2011 at 11:05am

We are working related this concept. Also we having impedance analyzer Solatron 1260 for studying the ionic conduction of nanostructured materials. Kindly make a mail to a.chithambararaj@gmail.com 

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