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C–V OF Dr. P. S. ALEGAONKAR
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1. Name : Dr. PRASHANT SUDHIR ALEGAONKAR
2. Birth Date and Place : 10–05–1976 (Nashik, Maharashtra, India)
3. Years of completing : M.Sc (Physics), 1999,
M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees University of Pune, Pune (Maharashtra)
Ph.D. (Physics), 2004,
University of Pune, Pune.
4. Languages : Marathi --- Mothertounge
Hindi and English
Deutsch and Hangeul
5. Address for Correspondence : Department of Applied Physics,
Defence Institute of Advanced
Technology, Girinagar, Pune–25,
Maharashtra, India
mail: prashantalegaonkar@diat.ac.in
6. Residential Address : Flat No. 304, Shreephal Homes,
Ajinkya Park Hsg. Society,
Baner, Pune – 411 045, MS, INDIA.
7. Teaching Experience:
(a) STATE ELIGIBLITY TEST (SET), MAHARASHTRA eligibility test for
Lecturership in PHYSICS, Conducted by University of Pune, Pune (2000).
(b) 15years of teaching experience @ M. Tech./M. E./ M.Sc. (Applied Physics) degree
courses.
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8. Research Experience : 15 years of research experience in the fields of synthesis of
carbon nano-structures and their application engineering.
9. Research Publications : Total No. of papers : 135 (One thirty five)
Scopus Indexed Journals : 88 (Eighty eight)
Book Chapters : 05 (Five)
Conference Proceedings : 50 (Fifty)
Patent : 01(One)
Google h-index : 19 (Nineteen)
10. Conferences/Workshop: Attended more than fifty (50) conferences,
Symposia/etc. workshops, symposia in the country and presented papers.
11. Details of Appointments, Positions, etc. held :
(g) Assistant Professor : Department of Applied Physics,
Defence Institute of Advanced Technology,
Girinagar, Pune 411 025
Maharashtra, India
(f) Lecturer in Physics : Department of Applied Science,
College of Engineering, Pune, (COEP),
Wellesley Road, Shivajinager, Pune 411 005,
Maharashtra, India
(e) School of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University,
Suwon, Korea.
(ii) Research asst. prof. (BRAIN–KOREA 21): 1st Sept. 2006 till 31st Dec. 2007.
(i) Postdoctoral researcher : 1st Apr. 2005–31st Aug. 2006.
(d) Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi, India.
(ii) Senior research fellow (extended) : 1st Apr. 2005– (resg.).
(i) Senior research fellow : 1st Jul. 2002–31st Mar. 2005.
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(c) German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD–Fellowship), Bonn, Germany
Hahn–Meitner–Institute, Berlin : 1st Jun.– 30th Nov. 2002 (6 Months).
(b) Indian Space Research Organization, Dept. of Space, Bangalore, India.
Junior research fellow : 1st May 2000–30th Jun. 2002.
(a) Inter–Univ.–Consortium for Dept. of Atomic Energy facilities, Indore, India.
Project assistant : 15th Jun. 99 – 30th Apr. 2000.
12. Awards / Honors:
(b) Dr. R.K. BHALLA, Best Research Student Award of the Department of Physics
University of Pune, Pune, for the year 2002.
(a) Dr. B.K. RAI, Best Research Paper Prize to one Research Paper in the Raman
Memorial National Conference (2001).
13. Fellowship / Membership:
(b) Member of the Korean Physical Society, 2005 onwards.
(a) Member of the Indian Physics Association (Pune Chapter), 2001 onwards.
14. Major Research Contributions:
Dr. P. S. Alegaonkar has worked in the following research areas:
(d) (i) Thermal– and plasma enhanced–chemical vapor deposition systems to grow single
wall carbon nanotubes, thin–multi wall carbon nanotubes, (ii) Used water–assisted chemical
vapor deposition system to grow ultra long multi walled carbon nanotubes, (iii)
commissioned 2.7 T magnetic chemical vapor deposition system., (iv) used high resolution
electron microscope and related characterization techniques for the structural investigations
of carbon nanotubes and carbon nano-structures.
(c) (i) Studied field emission characteristics and emission stability of multiwall carbon
nanotube composites at low as well as ultra high vacuum conditions, (ii) degradation and
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emission stability of plasma conditioned multi wall carbon nanotube composites, (iii)
electrical aging of nanotube composites.
(b) (i) Studied Radiation Assisted Diffusion of lithium in polystyrene, and of
boron/fluorine/silver in polyimide using swift heavy ions, electrons and gamma rays. (ii)
Performed diffusion simulations on boron and lithium in polymers using DIFF and EVA
computational codes, (iii) Tailored dielectric parameters of polyimide using 1–MeV electrons
and Co-60 Gamma rays, (iv) Studied free volume evolution in polymers by 6–MeV electrons
using Positron annihilation technique, (v) studied formation of nano-ion-tracks in polymers
for device applications.
(a) Used (i) 7 MeV Pulsed Electron Accelerator (Race-track Microtron), Department of
Phsyics, University of Pune, Pune, India, (ii) 14 MeV Neutron Generator, University of Pune,
(iii) 14 UD Palletron, Inter-University Accelerator Center, New Delhi, (iv) 1 GeV Ion
Spectrometry Laboratory, Hahn–Meitner–Institute, Berlin, Germany, (v) Neutron depth
profiling technique to measure the depth distribution of boron and lithium in polymers
(Hahn–Meitner–Institute), (vi) Indus–1 synchrotron radiation facility at CAT, Indore.
15. Summary of The Scientific Contributions of Dr. P. S. Alegaonkar:
Dr. P. S. Alegaonkar has carried out work in various fields including synthesis and
applications of nano-materials and radiation induced modifications in polymers, using
electrons and swift heavy ion beams. He has designed and fabricated a number of equipment
and used in his research work. In addition, he has also used various national and international
characterization facilities for his research work. The major scientific contributions made by
Dr. P. S. Alegaonkar are described below, in brief.
(II) SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF NANO-MATERIALS:
(a) Using plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition (CVD) and
thermal–CVD studied growth of carbon nanotubes. Used SAPO4–5, AlPO4–5
(Zeolites) materials for surface selective and diameter controlled growth of carbon
nanotubes.
(b) Used porous silicon templates (SiO2/Pt/Si) for studying growth of multi-
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shell, grape–like carbon nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes.
(c) Synthesized thin–multiwall carbon nanotube composites cathode–layers
for field emission display application.
(d) For Samsung, SDI, Korea, under a research program, studied effect of
plasma conditioning on the stability of field emission current density
and lifetime of the cathode–layers.
(e) Studied the field emission behaviour of carbon nanotube composites
coated by thin (~ 1–2 nm) SiOx.
(f) Used water–assisted CVD to synthesize thin (6–7 nm) and long (> 550
µm) carbon nanotubes.
(g) For the first time in the country (Korea), commissioned and put into
operation one 2.3 Tesla super conducting magnetic CVD system.
Developed all supporting equipment and subsystems using indigenously
available components, as far as possible. Synthesized single wall and
selective double wall carbon nanotubes.
(h) In DIAT (DU), since after joining, set up two laboratories (i) Raman scattering
laboratory, and (ii) Nano-materials and synthesis laboratory under DIAT-DRDO
program on nanomaterials.
(I) RADITION–INDUCED MODIFICATIONS IN POLYMERS:
(a) Using the radiation assisted technique, diffused Low–Z–elements such
as boron, lithium, fluorine and high–Z–elements like copper, silver in polymers at
room temperature and measured their depth distribution using various
characterization techniques. Studied opto–electric parameters of boron and
fluorine diffused polyimide over the frequency range 100 Hz to 7 MHz.
(b) Studied radiation-induced diffusion and nano-clustering of silver atoms
in the surface region of polymers. Computed condensation/diffusion coefficients
for silver atoms.
(c) Based on controlling the electronic polarizablity, αe, via 1–MeV
electron irradiation and (Co-60) radiation-assisted boron-fluorine-diffusion, he
developed an alternative method to synthesize the fluorinated-polyimide,
commonly used in manufacturing inter-layer dielectric medium. This method
could industrially be adopted for reducing the dielectric constant, ε’, of
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commercially available polyimide from 3.15 to around 2.57 (1 kHz) using the
Race-Track Microtron facility. The refractive index, n, of polyimide can also be
reduced from 1.71 to 1.44, without much sacrificing the mechanical properties of
polyimide.
(d) Measured free volume generation using positron annihilation and gas
evolution using residual gas analysis for polyimide exposed to 6–MeV pulsed
electron beam.
(e) Used BER–II rector, Hahn-Meitner-Institute, Berlin for the neutron
depth profile system. Performing diffusion simulations, he showed that, for
lithium ions (15 keV) implanted in polystyrene, at low fluences, trapping of
lithium dominates over the migration process, whereas at higher fluences the
excess free volume formation takes over the lithium trapping process.
(f) Produced ion track based nano-inductor coils by bombarding 450 MeV
Krypton ions on a polyimide specimens and characterized using Ion Transmission
Spectrometry technique.
16. National / International Facilities Used For The Research Work:
(a) Used 1-MeV, 6-MeV pulsed electron accelerator (race-Track Microtron) from
Department of Physics, University of Pune and Co–60 radiation facility from
Department of Chemistry, University of Pune.
(b) Used a facility, for the Neutron Depth Profiling for low Z elements (B, Li, N)
using thermal neutrons, available at BER-II, Neutron Scattering Center, Hahn-
Meitner-Institute, Germany and the Dhurva Reactor Hall, BARC, Mumbai. The
depth profiling of boron and lithium in polymers and metallic glasses samples
have been studied.
(c) Used ion beam facility of IUAC, New Delhi for studying irradiation effects of
150 MeV Si, 70 MeV Fl, 50 MeV Au, ions on polyimide.
(d) Used heavy ions of the Hahn–Metiner–Institut, Berlin, for producing latent ion
tracks of energetic heavy ions on polymers.
(e) Used Ion Accelerator of National Center for Characterization of Compositional
Materials (NCCCM) D.A.E., Hyderabad, for studying the elemental depth
profiling and R.B.S. studies.
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(f) Used Ion Accelerator of Institute of Physics (IOP), Bhubaneshwar.
(g) Used relaxation spectroscopy, light and neutron scattering characterization
facilities at UGC–DAE–CSR, Mumbai Center.
(h) Used various faculties at UGC–DAE–CSR, Kolkata Center.
(i) Used synchrotron radiation facility at Center for Advance Technology (CAT) and
various faculties at UGC–DAE–CSR, Indore Center.
17. Research grants:
1) DIAT-DRDO Programme on Nanomaterials:
My role : work plan investigator (WPI)
Title of work plan : Large scale synthesis of graphene, graphene oxide (GO) and
carbon nanotubes for strategic applications
Sponsoring agency : ER-IPER, DRDO, New Delhi
(sanction letter details: ERIP/ER/1003883/M/01/908/2012/D
(R8D)/1416, dtd. 28.03.2012)
Year of sanction : April 2012
Duration : 05 Y
Amount : Rs. 43.00 Cr
2) ARMREB Board:
My role : work plan investigator (WPI)
Title of work plan : Fabrication of nanocarbon/ceramic fabric for soldier ware
armours
Sponsoring agency : ARMREB, DRDO, New Delhi
Year of sanction : in process
Duration : 03 + 02 Y
Amount : Rs. 50.00 Lac.
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18. Teaching experience, new courses or laboratories:
TEACHING
Title of course taught
Postgraduate/ Undergraduate
Primary Instructor/Shared
Instructor/TA/Tutor
Contact hours per
week
Year
Flight Instrumentation
[AE 617]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2019
Sensors, Transducer, and
Actuator [AP606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jan-Jun 2019
Non-linear optics
[AP641]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2018
Prin. Of Sens. Mat. Sc. and
Phys. [AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2018
Fire Engg. And Integrated
Safety [FE504]
F. Y. (PG DIP.)
Shared Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2018
Flight Instrumentation
[AE 617]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2018
Sensors and Actuator [AP606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jan-Jun 2018
Integrated Optics and
Silicon Photonics [AP 634]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Shared Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2017
Phys. Of Transduction
[AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2017
Flight Instrumentation
[ AE 617 ]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2017
Sensors and Actuator [AP614]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jan-Jun 2017
Electromagnetic [AP 605]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2016
Sensors and Actuator [AP614]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jan-Jun 2016
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Flight Instrumentation
[ AE 617 ]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2016
Electromagnetic [AP 605]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 04 Jul-Dec 2015
Flight Instrumentation
[ AE 617 ]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2015
Applications of Sensor–II [AP 609]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2015
Flight Instrumentation
[ AE 617 ]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2014
Applications of Sensor–I [AP 602]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2014
Conducting Materials
TSOC-23 Air Force
[Non. Tech.]
Shared Instructor 01/day 12-23 May 2014
Advanced Optics
[AP 606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2014
Flight Instrumentation
[ AE 617 ]
S. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2013
Applied Optics [AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2013
Advanced Optics
[AP 606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2013
Applied Optics [AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2012
Laser and Electrooptics
TTC-40 (Term-I)
Shared Instructor 03-04 08 Feb – 08 May 2012
Advanced Optics
[AP 606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2012
Applied Optics [AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2011
Advanced Optics
[AP 606]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Shared Instructor 03 Jan-Jun 2011
Applied Optics [AP 601]
F. Y. M. Tech. (PG)
Primary Instructor 03 Jul-Dec 2010
Customized courses taught
Missile Technology
Bharat Dynamics Ltd.
Shared Instructor 06 Apr–May 2014
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Hydrabad Missile
Technology Bharat
Dynamics Ltd. Hydrabad
Shared Instructor 06 Nov–Dec 2013
Missile Technology
Bharat Dynamics Ltd.
Hydrabad
Shared Instructor 06 Sept–Oct 2013
Missile Technology
BrahMos Aerospace Ltd.,Delhi
Shared Instructor 06 Sept 13
Missile Technology
BrahMos Aerospace Ltd.,Delhi
Shared Instructor 06 Aug–Sept 14
Courses taught at Undergraduate level
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Practical
Jan-Jun 2010
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Jan-Jun 2010
Applied Sciences-I
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Practical
Jul-Dec 2009
Applied Sciences-I
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Jul-Dec 2009
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Practical
Jan-Jun 2009
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Jan-Jun 2009
Applied Sciences-I
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Practical
Jul-Dec 2008
Applied Sciences-I
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Jul-Dec 2008
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Practical
Jan-Jun 2008
Applied Sciences-II
F. Y. B. Tech. (UG)
Primary Instructor 06 Jan-Jun 2008
WORK DONE TOWARDS DEVELOPING NEW COURSE OR LABORATORIES
Developed new laboratory worth of Rs. 02.00 Cr. in Sensor Technology. Framed syllabus for
M. Tech. programs in Laser and Electro-optics, Sensor Technology. Conducted Board of
studies meeting, brainstorming discussion with national experts, syllabus for Missile
Technology, and Fire Engineering courses.
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THESIS SUPERVISION
Name of student /
research scholar
Title of Thesis Doctorate / Master's
Year of completion
Co-guide (If any)
Doctorate thesis
Shamal Chinke Graphene based nano-composites for defence
applications
Doctorate In progress Nil.
Shreeram Joglekar
Premedical diagnosis of metabolic disorder using nanocomposite: point-of-
care
Doctorate In progress Dr. Anup Kale
Rakesh Kumar Kalal
Studies on thermo-physical properties of
propulsion system components
Doctorate In progress Dr. Himanshu Sekher, HEMRL,
Pune
Inderpal Singh Sandhu
Design and establishment of test setups for blast
evaluation and studies on blast mitigation in
polyurethane-,rubber- foam and other media
Doctorate In progress Dr. D. R. Saroha, TBRL, CG
Krishna Chand Tripathy
Modelling and performance evaluation of nanosized material for electromagnetic and microwave absorption
Doctorate 2017 Nil
Arvind Kumar Design and development of chemical vapour deposition system and preparation and performance evaluation of graphene like nanocarbons
Doctorate 2016 Nil
Master’s thesis
Solomon Behare Non-conventional velocity measurement method for small projectile
M. Tech. 2019 Nil
Pramod Kamble Thermal stage for Raman spectrometer
M. Tech. 2019 Nil
Sachin Sherawat Reduced graphene oxide based supercapacitor
M. Tech. 2018 Nil
Rohit Kumar Development of interferometric optical filter
M. Tech. 2017
Sushant Preparation and M. Tech. 2017 Nil
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Haladkar performance evaluation of carbon nanospheres for ultra capacitor
Seema Gutam CNT based gas sensors and field emitters
M. S. (Research)
2015 Dr. Neeraj Jain, SSPL, Delhi
Neha Pazre Design of orthogonally polarized diversity antenna for ultra wide band applications
M. Tech. 2015 Dr. Raj Kumar
Ashok Charkha Denoising Bio-sensor signals using wavelets
M. Tech. 2015 Dr. Raj Kumar
Sudhendra M N Generation of Mid IR tuneable Laser source using AGC OPO
M. Tech. 2014 Dr. Raj Kumar
Aritra Roy Surface Plasmon resonance enhanced multicolour photoconduction using graphene
M. Tech. 2014 Prof V N Bhoraksar
Vinod Rathore Electronic structure study of graphene, defected graphene and doped graphene using DFT
M. Tech. 2014 Prof. A. L. Kshirsagar
V. Prasad Kumar
Design and experimentation on single channel range finder and study of optical limiting media
M. Tech. 2013 Dr. Raj Kumar
Ankita Khanolkar
Study of diode pumped Er : Glass Laser with Q switched operation
M. Tech. 2013 Nil
Milind Malegaonkar
Development of Laser Range simulator using Fibre Optics
M. Tech. 2013 Nil
B Sridhar DFT calculations on nitrogen functionalized Carbon Nanotubes
M. Tech. 2010 Nil
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List of Publications
Papers published in the SCI journals, conference proceedings and book chapters by Dr. P. S.
Alegaonkar.
Total no. of papers : 135 (One thirty five)
Scopus Indexed Journals : 88 (Eighty eight)
Book Chapters : 05 (Five)
Conference Proceedings : 50 (Fifty)
Patent : 01(One)
Google h-index : 19 (Nineteen)
_______________________________________________________________________
A) Books chapters
(5) Double layer capacitors
Ashwini P. Alegaonkar, Satish K. Pardeshi, Prashant S. Alegaonkar
Materials Research Foundations series or Materials Research Proceedings series
(submitted)
(4) Self-healing aspects of graphene oxide / polymer nano-composites.
Shamal L.Chinke, Prashant S. Alegaonkar
Materials Research Foundations series or Materials Research Proceedings series
(Article-in-press)
3) Metal-Organic-Framework-Based Materials for Renewable Energy Applications.
Ashwini P. Alegaonkar, Vidya K. Kalyankar, Prashant S. Alegaonkar
Materials Research Foundations series or Materials Research Proceedings series
(submitted)
2) Nanocarbon preparation and evaluation for structural engineering, spintronics,
gas sensing, EMI shielding, and cloaking in X-band
Ashwini P Alegaonkar, Prashant S Alegaonkar
Nanocarbon and Its Composites: Preparation, Properties and Applications, Woodhead
Publishing, 171-287, 2018
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1) Nano-Carbon/Polymer Composites for Electromagnetic Shielding, Structural
Mechanical and Field Emission Applications
Ashwini P Alegaonkar, Prashant S Alegaonkar
Thermoset Composites: Preparation, Properties and Applications, Materials Research
Forum LLC, 38, 128, 2018.
B) SCI Journals
88) Design and fabrication of computer- controlled rapid thermal processor based water-
assisted chemical vapor deposition system for nanocarbon growth.
Arvind Kumar, Prashant S. Alegaonkar (in preparation)
87) X-band microwave comparison study in SrAl4Fe8O19 –RGO in Poly (Vinylidene)
Fluoride (PVDF) matrix
S. Acharya, P. S. Alegaonkar and S. Datar
Chemical Engineering (communicated) [Impact factor: 6.876]
86) Comparative blast pressure attenuation study of rubber foam in blast wave generator
and field test
I. S. Sandhu, M. B. Kala, M. Thangadurai, M. Singh, M., P. S. Alegaonkar,
D. R. Saroha
J. of Comb., Expl., and Shock Waves (communicated) [Impact factor: 1.260]
85) Synthesis and characterization of graphene-like nano Ribbons (GNR) using
Chemical Vapor Deposition for shock absorbent application.
S. Chinke, R. Gawade, P. Alegaonkar
AIP Proceedings (just accepted) [Impact factor: 0.560]
84) Synthesis and Characterization of Graphene-Like Nano Flakes (GNF) using Chemical
Vapor Deposition.
S. Chinke, R. Gawade, P. Alegaonkar,
AIP Proceedings (just accepted) [Impact factor: 0.560]
83) Effect of Rocket propulsion exhaust on thermo-physical properties of graphite nozzle.
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R. Kalal, B. Ropia, S. Chinke, H. Shekhar, , P. Alegaonkar,
AIP Proceedings (just accepted) [Impact factor: 0.560]
82) Graphene Like Nano Carbon (GNC): Synthesis, Characterizations and Shock
Absorption Application.
Shamal Chinke, Rohini Gawade, P. S. Alegaonkar,
Materials Today Proceedings (just accepted) [Impact factor: 0.870]
81) SrAl4Fe8O19 Hexaferriteand Reduced Graphene Oxide: For Microwave Absorption
Application.
S. Acharya, P. S. Alegaonkar and S. Datar
AIP conference proceedings (just accepted). [Impact factor: 0.560]
80) Studies on Heat Flux Imparted on Thermal Insulation Inside Rocket Motor
Containing Double Base Propellant
R.K. Kalal, H. Sekhar, P. S. Alegaonkar
J. of Aerospace Technol. and Management (article in press) [Impact factor: 0.801]
79) Experimental Study of Blast Wave Mitigation in Open Cell Foams
I. S. Sandhu, , M. B. Kala, M. Thangadurai, M. Singh, M., P. S. Alegaonkar,
D. R. Saroha
Materials Today: Proceedings, 5: 28170–28179, 2018. [Impact factor: 0.870]
78) Experimental and theoretical study of tetrakis (dimethylamino) ethylene induced
magnetism in otherwise nonmagnetic graphene derivatives
Ashwini P Alegaonkar, Aniruddha S Kibey, Prashant S Alegaonkar,
Anjali Kshirsagar, Satish K Pardeshi
Materials Chemistry and Physics, 222, 132-138, 2018. [Impact factor: 2.210]
77) Mitigation of Blast Induced Acceleration using open cell natural rubber and Synthetic
Foam
D.R. Saroha, Inderpal Singh Sandhu, Murugan Thangadurai, Prashant S. Alegaonkar
Defence Science Journal, 69, 1, 53-57, 2018. [Impact factor: 0.580]
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76) High performance tellurium-reduced graphene oxide pseudocapacitor electrodes
Ashwini P Alegaonkar, Manjiri A Mahadadalkar, Prashant S Alegaonkar,
Bharat B Kale, Satish K Pardeshi
Electrochimica Acta, 291, 225-233, 2018. [Impact factor: 5.510]
75) Graphene-Like Nanoflakes for Shock Absorption Applications
Shamal L Chinke, Inderpal Singh Sandhu, DR Saroha, Prashant S Alegaonkar
ACS Applied Nano Materials, 1, 11, 6027-6037, 2018. [Impact factor: yet to assign]
74) Preparation and performance evaluation of Carbon-Nano-Sphere for electrode double
layer capacitor
Sushant Haladkar, Prashant Alegaonkar
Applied Surface Science, 449, 500-506, 2018. [Impact factor: 4.220]
73) Enhanced microwave absorption property of Reduced Graphene Oxide (RGO)–
Strontiumhexa–Ferrite (SF)/Poly (Vinylidene) Fluoride (PVDF)
Sanghamitra Acharya, C.S. Gopinath, Prashant Alegaonkar, Suwarna Datar
Diamond and Related Materials, 89, 28-34, 2018.[Impact factor: 2.430]
72) Electrical characteristics of etched ion-tracks in polyimide filled with silver
nanoparticles
Tejashree Bhave, P.S. Alegaonkar, V. N. Bhoraskar, K.A. Bogle, D.K. Avasthi,
S. V. Bhoraskar
Rad. Eff. and Def. in Sold., 173,7-8, 617-628, 2018 [Impact Factor: 0.526]
71) Spin dynamics in graphene-like nanocarbon, graphene and their nitrogen adatom
Derivatives
Ashwini P Alegaonkar, Satish K Pardeshi, Prashant S Alegaonkar
Appl. Phys. A, 124, 7, 515-525, 2018. [Impact Factor: 1.694]
70) Investigation of Disorder in Mixed Phase, sp2–sp3 Bonded Graphene-Like
Nanocarbon
Sumati Patil, Sadhu Kolekar, Arvind Kumar, Prashant Alegaonkar, Suwarna Datar,
CV Dharmadhikari
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J. Nano Sc. Technol, 18, 4, 2504-2512, 2018. [Impact factor: 1.484]
69) Microwave absorption properties of reduced graphene oxide strontium
hexaferrite/poly(methyl methacrylate) composites
Sanghamitra Acharya, J Ray, TU Patro, Prashant Alegaonkar, Suwarna Datar
Nanotechnology, 29, 11, 115605, 2018. [Impact factor: 3.404]
68) Laponite-graphene oxide hybrid particulate filler enhances mechanical properties of
cross-linked epoxy
Devesh K. Chouhan, Arvind Kumar, Sangram K. Rath, Sanjay Kumar,
Prasant S. Alegaonkar, G. Harikrishnan, T. Umasankar Patro
J. Polym. Res., 25,02,60-65, 2018. [Impact factor: 1.134]
67) Ferro-nano-carbon split ring resonators a bianisotropic metamaterial in X-band:
Constitutive parameters analysis.
Resham V Jagtap, Ashok D Ugale, Prashant S Alegaonkar
Mat. Chem. Phys., 205, 366-375, 2018. [Impact factor: 2.210]
66) Enhanced response and improved selectivity for toxic gases with functionalized CNT
thin film resistors.
Seema Gautam, Deepak Kumar, Prashant S Alegaonkar, Pika Jha, Neeraj Jain,
Jaswant S Rawat
Integrated Ferroelectrics, 186,1,65-70, 2018. [Impact factor: 2.210]
65) Assessment of ecologically prepared carbon-nano-spheres for fabrication of flexible
and durable supercell devices.
Sushant A Haladkar, Mangesh A Desai, Shrikrishna D Sartale, Prashant S Alegaonkar
J. Mat. Chem. A, 6, 16, 7246-7256, 2018. [Impact factor: 9.931]
64) Microwave absorbing properties of MWCNT/carbon black-PU nano-composites.
Krishna Chandra Tripathi, SM Abbas, RB Sharma, PS Alegaonkar
IEEE Power, Control, Signals and Instrumentation Engineering, 17, 489-496, 2017
[Impact factor: 2.243]
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63) Exploring molecular and spin interactions of Tellurium adatom in reduced graphene
Oxide
Ashwini Alegaonkar, Prashant Alegaonkar, Satish Pardeshi
Materials Chemistry and Physics, 195, 82-87, 2017 [Impact factor: 2.210]
62) The interactions between CdTe quantum dots and proteins: understanding nano-bio
Interface
Shreeram S Joglekar, Harish M Gholap, Prashant S Alegaonkar, Anup A Kale
AIMS Materials Science, 4, 1, 209-222, 2017 [Impact factor: 2.936]
61) Effect of film thickness on gas sensing properties of sprayed WO3 thin films.
Rhushikesh Godbole, VP Godbole, PS Alegaonkar, Sunita Bhagwat
New J. Chem., 41, 20, 11807-11816, 2017 [Impact factor: 3.277]
60) Study of blast wave pressure modification through rubber foam,
Inderpal Singh Sandhu, Ankush Sharma, Mritunjay Kumar Singh, Rajesh Kumari,
Prashant S Alegaonkar, D. R. Saroha
Procedia engineering, 173, 570-576, 2017. [Impact factor: 0.890]
59) Nano-carbon: preparation, assessment, and applications for NH3 gas sensor and
electromagnetic interference shielding
Ashok D Ugale, Resham V Jagtap, Dnyandeo Pawar, Suwarna Datar, Sangeeta N
Kale, Prashant S Alegaonkar
RSC Advances, 6, 99, 97266-97275, 2016. [Impact factor: 2.936]
58) Graphene-like nanocarbon: An effective nanofiller for improving the mechanical and
thermal properties of polymer at low weight fractions
Arvind Kumar, Devesh Kumar Chouhan, Prashant S Alegaonkar, T Umasankar Patro
Composites Science and Technology, 127, 79-87, 2016. [Impact factor: 5.590]
57) Decoration of gold nanoparticles on thin multiwall carbon nanotubes and their use as
a glucose sensor
Rajesh K Gangwar, Vinayak A Dhumale, Kalyani S Date, Prashant Alegaonkar, Rishi
B Sharma, Suwarna Datar
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Materials Research Express, 3, 3, 035008, 2016. [Impact factor: 1.151]
56) Microwave Absorption Properties of Carbon Black Nano-filler in PU based
Nano-composites
KC Tripathi, SM Abbas, RB Sharma, PS Alegaonkar, Manish Verma
Intl. J. Adv. Res. Sci. Engg. Technol., 3, 2, 2016. [Impact factor: 1.552]
55) Microwave absorption studies of γ-ferrite and Ni-Zn ferrite / epoxy based
nano composite
K. C. Tripathi1, S. M. Abbas, R. B. Sharma, P. S. Alegaonkar, Manish Verma
Intl. J. Sci. Adv. Res. Technol., 1,12, 2015. [Impact factor: 5.114]
54) Structure-reinforcement correlation and chain dynamics in graphene oxide and
Laponite-filled epoxy nanocomposites
Devesh K Chouhan, Sangram K Rath, Arvind Kumar, PS Alegaonkar, Sanjay Kumar,
G Harikrishnan, T Umasankar Patro
Journal of materials science, 50, 22, 7458-7472, 2015. [Impact factor: 2.993]
53) Electromagnetic & microwave absorption properties of Carbon black/PU di-electric
Nano-composite absorber
K.C. Tripathi, S.M. Abbas, R.B. Sharma, P.S. Alegaonkar, Manish Verma
Intl. J. Sci. Adv. Res. Technol., 1, 7, 2015 [Impact factor: 1.084]
52) Impressive transmission mode electromagnetic interference shielding parameters of
graphene-like nanocarbon/polyurethane nanocomposites for short range tracking
countermeasures
Arvind Kumar, Prashant S Alegaonkar
ACS applied materials & interfaces, 7, 27, 14833, 2015. [Impact factor: 8.097]
51) Influence of fuel to oxidizer ratio on LPG sensing performance of MgFe2O4
nanoparticles,
R.V. Godbole, Pratibha Rao, P.S. Alegaonkar, Sunita Bhagwat
Materials Chemistry and Physics, 161, 135-141, 2015 [Impact factor: 2.210]
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50) Preparation and evaluation of carbon balck-MWCNT nanocomposites for microwave
applications, K. C. Tripathy, S. M. Abbas, R. B. Sharma, P. S. Alegaonkar
Intl. J. Sci. Res., 3, 2398, 2014. [Impact factor: 2.674]
49) Properties of spin bath of graphene–like nanocarbon
Arvind Kumar, Prashant S. Alegaonkar,
International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology
2014; 3 (6): 14049 - 14055. [Impact factor: 3.414]
48) Gold-graphene nanocomposite based ultrasensitive electrochemical glucose
sensor
Rajesh K. Gangwar, Vinayak A. Dhumale, Arvind Kumar, Prashant Alegaonkar,
Rishi B. Sharma, Suwarna S. Datar,
IEEE Xplore (2014) 282-285. [Impact factor: 0.031]
47) Processing of graphene nanoribbon based hybrid composite for electromagnetic
shielding
A Joshi, A Bajaj, R Singh, A Anand, PS Alegaonkar, S Datar
Composites Part B: Engineering 69, 472-477 (2014) [Impact factor: 5.414]
46) Exchange Interaction of Itinerant Electron Donors of Tetrakis (Dimethylamino)
Ethylene with Localized Electrons in Graphene
AP Alegaonkar, A Kumar, PS Alegaonkar, SA Waghmode, SK Pardeshi
Synthesis and Reactivity in Inorganic, Metal-Organic, and Nano-Metal Chemistry, 44
4471 (2014) [Impact factor: 0.894]
45) Corrigendum: Graphene nanoribbon–PVA composite as EMI shielding material in the
X band (2013 Nanotechnology 24 455705)
A Joshi, A Bajaj, R Singh, PS Alegaonkar, K Balasubramanian, S Datar
Nanotechnology 25 239501 (2014). [Impact factor: 3.404]
44) Electroless nickel coated nano-clay for electrolytic removal of Hg (II) ions
R Arora, N Singh, K Balasubramanian, P Alegaonkar
RSC Advances 4 (92), 50614-50623 (2014) [Impact factor: 2.936]
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43) Spin Transport and Magnetic Correlation Parameters for Graphene-like Nanocarbon
Sheets Doped with Nitrogen
AP Alegaonkar, A Kumar, SH Patil, KR Patil, SK Pardeshi, PS Alegaonkar
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 117 27105 (2014) [Impact factor: 4.484]
42) Graphene nanoribbon–PVA composite as EMI shielding material in the X band
A Joshi, A Bajaj, R Singh, PS Alegaonkar, K Balasubramanian, S Datar
Nanotechnology 24, 455705 (2013) [Impact factor: 3.404]
41) Effect of oxidation and carbonization of height of carbon nanotubes synthesized by
water assisted chemical vapor deposition.
S.P. Patole, P.S. Alegaonkar, H. C. Lee, and J. B. Yoo.
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, 13 7689 (2013). [Impact factor: 1.354]
40) Graphene-Like-Nanocarbon—Polyaniline Composite as Supercapacitor
A Joshi, A Kumar, PS Alegaonkar, S Datar
Energy and Environment Focus 2 (3), 176-180 (2013) [Impact factor: 2.228]
39) Spin Dynamics in Graphene and Graphene like Nanocarbon Doped with Nitrogen the
ESR Analysis
AP Alegaonkar, A Kumar, SK Pardeshi, PS Alegaonkar
arXiv preprint arXiv:1308.5291 (2013)
38) Mixed phase, sp2–sp3 bonded, and disordered few layer graphene-like nanocarbon:
Synthesis and characterizations
A Kumar, S Patil, A Joshi, V Bhoraskar, S Datar, P Alegaonkar
Applied Surface Science 271, 86-92 (2013) [Impact factor: 4.220]
37) A comparative study of thermionic emission from vertically grown carbon nanotubes
and tungsten cathodes
SK Kolekar, SP Patole, PS Alegaonkar, JB Yoo, CV Dharmadhikari
Applied Surface Science 257 10306 (2011) ).[Impact factor: 4.220]
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36) Estimation of the reduction potential of the carbon nanotube through the fast pyrolysis
at relatively low temperature conditions.
Chemistry of Materials. [Impact factor: 8.930]
35) Field emission parameters and emission uniformity of zinc–nanoparticle included
carbon nanotube–composite.
S.Y. Jun, J.H. Park, J. H. Lee, J.H. Shin, P. S. Alegaonkar, and J. B. Yoo.
Diamond and Related Materials 18 718 (2009). [Impact factor: 2.430]
34) A New Method of Carbon‐Nanotube Patterning Using Reduction Potentials
J.H. Lee, J. H. Shin, S.Y. Jeon, P.S. Alegaonkar, J.B. Yoo.
Advanced Materials 21 1257 (2009). [Impact factor: 21.950]
33) Optimization of water assisted chemical vapor deposition parameters for super growth
of carbon nanotubes
SP Patole, PS Alegaonkar, HC Lee, JB Yoo
Carbon 46 1987 (2008) [Impact factor: 7.082]
32) Alignment and wall control of ultra long carbon nanotubes in water assisted chemical
vapour deposition
SP Patole, PS Alegaonkar, HC Shin, JB Yoo
Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics 41 155311 (2008) ).[Impact factor: 2.373]
31) Electrical ageing of carbon nanotube composite cathode layers
J.H. Park, P.S. Alegaonkar, and J.B. Yoo.
Diamond and Related Materials 17 980 (2008). [Impact factor: 2.430]
30) Ion track-based electronic elements
D. Fink, A. Chandra, W. R. Fahrner, K. Hoppe, H. Winkelmann, A. Saad, P.
Alegaonkar, A. Birdinsky, D. Grasser, R. Lorenz
Vacuum 82 900 (2008) [Impact factor: 2.000]
29) Water-assisted synthesis of carbon nanotubes : Acetylene partial pressure and
height control.
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S.P. Patole, P.S. Alegaonkar, J. H. Lee, and J. B. Yoo.
Euro Physics Letters 81 38002 (2008) [Impact factor: 1.957]
28) Carbon nanotube composite: dispersion routes and field emission parameters.
J.H. Park, P. S. Alegaonkar, S.Y. Jun, and J. B.Yoo.
Composites Science and Technology 68 753 (2008). [Impact factor: 5.590]
27) Improvement of emission reliability of carbon nanotube emitters by electrical
conditioning.
J.H. Park, S.Y. Jeon, P.S. Alegaonkar, J.B. Yoo.
Thin Solid Films 516 3618 (2008). [Impact factor: 1.939]
26) Multi–barrier layer mediated growth of carbon nanotubes.
H.C. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar, D.Y.Kim, J.H. Lee, T.Y. Lee, S.Y. Jeon, J.B. Yoo.
Thin Solid Films 516 3646 (2008). [Impact factor: 1.939]
25) Selective deposition of catalyst nanoparticles using the gravitational force for carbon
nanotubes interconnect.
D.Y. Kim, , H. C. Lee, J. H. Lee, J. H. Park, P. S. Alegaonkar, J. B. Yoo, I. T. Han, H.
J. Kim, Y. W. Jin, J. M. Kim, K. W. Kwon.
Thin Solid Films, 516 3534 (2008). [Impact factor: 1.939]
24) Growth of carbon nanotubes: effect of Fe diffusion and oxidation.
H.C. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar, D.Y.Kim, J.H. Lee, T.Y. Lee, S.Y. Jeon, J.B. Yoo.
Philosophical Magazine Letters, 87 767 (2007). [Impact factor: 1.087]
23) Carbon nanoparticles: grown in the subsurface-region of porous SiO2.
P.S. Alegaonkar, H. C. Lee, S. H. Lee, A. F. Moses, D. Fink, and J.B. Yoo.
Journal of Physics–D: Applied Physics, 40 3423 (2007).[Impact factor: 2.373]
22) Growth of carbon nanotubes in etched ion tracks in silicon oxide on silicon.
A.S. Berdinsky, P.S. Alegaonkar, J.B. Yoo, H.C. Lee, J.S. Jung, J.H. Han,
D. Fink, L. T. Chadderton.
NANO, 2 59 (2007). [Impact factor: 0.880]
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21) Fabrication of dye sensitize solar cells using TiO2 coated carbon nanotubes
T.Y. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar and J.B. Yoo.
Thin Solid Films, 12 5131 (2007). [Impact factor: 1.939]
20) Mechanical properties of electrospun MWNTs/PVA composite nanofibers
J. S. Jeong, J. S. Moon, S. Y. Jeon, P. S. Alegaonkar and J. B. Yoo.
Thin Solid Films, 12 5136 (2007). [Impact factor: 1.939]
19) Field emission properties of plasma treated multiwalled carbon nanotube
cathode layers.
J. W. Nam, P.S. Alegaonkar, J.H. Park, J. M. Kim, W. S. Kim, D. H. Choe,
and J.B. Yoo.
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology–B, 25 306 (2007).
Republished by JVST–B in: Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science and
Technology, 15–8 (2007). [Impact factor: 0.565]
18) Formation of buried-layer CNTs in Porous SiO2 Templates
S. H. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar, U.-H Lee, A. S. Berdinsky, J. B. Yoo,
Y. –U. Kwon, C.–Y. Park.
Diamond and Related Materials, 16 326 (2007). [Impact factor: 2.430]
17) Enhanced field emission properties of thin multiwall carbon nanotubes:
role of SiOx coating.
J.S. Moon, P.S. Alegaonkar, J. H. Han, T. Y. Lee, J.M. Kim, and J.B. Yoo.
Journal of Applied Physics, 100 104303 (2006). [Impact factor: 0.565]
16) Nanoclusters and nanotubes for swift ion track technology.
D. Fink, A. Chandra, P. Alegaonkar, A. Berdinsky, A. Petrov, and D. Sinha.
Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids, 162 151 (2006). [Impact factor: 0.130]
15) Dielectric parameters of the elemental diffused polyimide.
R. M. A. Abdul Majeed, A. Datar, S. V. Bhoraskar, P. S. Alegaonkar and
V. N. Bhoraskar.
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Journal of Physics–D: Applied Physics, 39 4855 (2006). [Impact factor: 2.373]
14) Simple fabrication process of a screen–printed triode–CNT field emission
arrays.
Y. J. Jung, J. H. Park, S.–Y. Jeon, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky,
J.B. Yoo and C.Y. Park.
Diamond and Related Materials, 11–12 1855 (2006). [Impact factor: 2.430]
13) Fabrication of MWNTs/Nylon conductive composite electrospun nanofibers.
J. S. Jeong, S. Y. Jeon, T. Y. Lee, J. H. Park, P.S. Alegaonkar,
A.S. Berdinsky and J. B. Yoo.
Diamond and Related Materials, 11–12 1839 (2006). [Impact factor: 2.430]
12) Carbon Nanotubes growth in AlPO4-5 Zeolites; Evidence for Density
dependent Field Emission characteristics.
S. H. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar, J. H. Han, A. S. Berdinsky, Y. U. Kwon,
J. B. Yoo, C. Y. Park.
Diamond and Related Materials, 15 1759 (2006). [Impact factor: 2.430]
11) Field enhancement factor for an array of MWNTs in CNT paste.
A.S. Berdinsky, A.V. Shaporin, Ji-Beom Yoo, Jae-Hong Park,
P.S. Alegaonkar, Jae-Hee Han.
Applied Physics–A, 83 377 (2006). [Impact factor: 1.604]
10) The growth of carbon nanotubes at the channel ends of the SAPO4-5
zeolite structures.
S.H. Lee, T.Y. Lee, J.H. Han, P.S. Alegaonkar, D.G. Kuvshinov,
A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo, C.Y. Park.
Diamond and Related Materials, 14 1876 (2005). [Impact factor: 2.430]
9) High energy ion beam irradiation of polymers for electronic Applications.
D. Fink, P.S. Alegaonkar, A. V. Petrov, M. Wilhelm, P. Szimkowiak,
M. Behar, D. Sinha, W.R. Fahrner, K. Hoppe, L. T. Chadderton.
Nuclar Instrumentation and Methods–B, 236 11 (2005). [Impact factor: 1.323]
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(cited as #11 of the Top 25 Articles in NIM B by Science Direct 2005;
web: http://top25.sciencedirect.com/? journal_id=0168583X)
8)* Effect of MeV electron irradiation on free volume the free volume of
polyimide.
P.S. Aleagonkar and V.N.Bhoraskar.
Radiation Effects and Defect in Solids, 8–9 511 (2004). [Impact factor: 0.565]
7)* Characterization of polyimide irradiated in silver solution under a pulsed
electron-beam.
P.S. Alegaonkar and V.N.Bhoraskar.
Nuclear Instrumentation and Methods–B, 225 267 (2004). [Impact factor: 1.323]
6) Surface interactions of polyimide with ECR oxygen plasma.
M. Naddaf, C. Balasubrayamanyam, P.S. Alegaonkar, V.N.Bhoraskar,
A.B. Mandle and S.V.Bhoraskar.
Nuclear Instrumentation and Methods–B 222 135 (2004). [Impact factor: 1.323]
5)* 6Li+ ion implantation into polystyrene.
M.R.F. Soares, P.S.Alegaonkar, M.Behar, D.Fink, M.Muller.
Nuclear Instruments and Methods–B 218 300 (2004). [Impact factor: 1.323]
4)* Production Parameters for the formation of Conducting Nanotubles in
etched tracks.
D.Fink, P.S.Alegaonkar, A.Petrov, A.S.Berdinsky.
Radiation Measurements, 36 605 (2003). [Impact factor: 1.369]
3)* The emergence of new ion track applications.
D.Fink, P.S.Alegaonkar, A.V. Petrov, A.S.Berdinsky.
Radiation Measurements 36 751 (2003). [Impact factor: 1.369]
2)* Refractive index and dielectric constant of boron and fluorine diffused
polyimide.
P.S.Alegaonkar, A.B.Mandale, S.R.Sanikar and V.N.Bhoraskar.
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods–B 194 281 (2002). [Impact factor: 1.323]
1) Dielectric properties of 1MeV electron irradiated polyimide.
P.S. Alegaonkar, P.Balaya, P.S.Goyal and V.N.Bhoraskar.
Applied Physics Letters, 80 640 (2002). [Impact factor: 3.495]
C) Conference proceedings:
50) Graphenelike nano-carbon based optical limiter for backscatter suppression in pulsed
laser systems.
S. N. Sudheendra, Arvind Kumar, P. S. Alegaonkar and V. N. Bhoraskar,
Proceedings of Ist National Conference on Trends and Applications in Laser
Technology and Optoelectronics (TALTO-1) (2013) 82-86.
49) Enhancement of mechanical properties of GNCs/epoxy nanocomposite
Arvind Kumar and P. S. Alegaonkar
6th Banglore Nano 2013, Banglore (4-6 Dec 2013).
48) Graphene-like nano-carbon based optical limiter for backscatter suppression in pulsed
laser systems
S. N. Sudheendra, Arvind Kumar, P. S. Alegaonkar and V. N. Bhoraskar
TELTO-1, Amity University, Gurgaon (4 April 2013)
47) Mechanical properties of epoxy/graphene-like nanocarbon sheets (GNCs)
nanocomposites
Arvind Kumar and Prashant Alegaonkar
NTAFM 2013, CSIR-NCL Pune (24 - 25 July 2013).
46) Electrical conductivity measurement of donor–doped disordered graphene in liquid
medium
Ashwini Alegaonkar, Arvind Kumar, Atul Kulkarni, Sathish Pardeshi,
and Prashant Alegaonkar,
These papers have evolved from my doctoral thesis.
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International workshop on nanotechnology and advanced functional materials
(NTAFM 2013), NCL Pune. (24-25 July, 2013).
45) Mechanical properties of epoxy / graphene-like nanocarbon sheets
(GNCs) nanocomposites
Arvind Kumar, Prashant Alegaonkar
International workshop on nanotechnology and advanced functional materials
(NTAFM 2013), NCL Pune. (24-25 July, 2013).
44) Enhanced pauli-spin susceptibility in graphene-like nanocarbon sheets
Arvind Kumar, Rajesh K. Gangwar, Suwarna Datar,
Ashutosh Abhyankar and P. S. Alegaonkar
5th Banglore Nano 2012, Banglore (5-7 Dec 2012).
43) Characterizations on tetrakis (dimethylamino) ethylene-treated-graphene
A. P. Alegaomkar, Arvind Kumar, P. S. Alegaonkar, S. A. Waghmode
and S. K. Pardeshi,
Molecules and macromolecules (MAM-12), Tamil Nadu (21-25 November 2012).
42) Investigations of disordered graphene using field emission and scanning tunneling
microscopy / spectroscopy
Sumati Patil, Sadhu Kolekar, Arvind Kumar, Prashant Alegaonkar, Suwarna Datar, C.
V. Dharmadhikari
International conference on nanoscience + technology (ICN+T2012) Paris (23-27 July
2012).
41) Electrochemical glucose sensor based on gold-CNT nanocomposite
Rajesh K. Gangwar, Vinayak A. Dhumale, Arvind Kumar, Prashant Alegaonkar,
R. B. Sharma and S. S. Datar
International conference on functional materials for Defence (ICFMD-2012),
DIAT Pune. (18-20 May 2012).
40) Gold-Graphene Nanocomposite based Ultrasensitive Electrochemical Glucose Sensor
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Rajesh K. Gangwar, V. A Dhumale, Arvind Kumar, P. Alegaonkar, R. B Sharma and
S. S Datar
International symposium on physics and technology of sensors (ISPTS-2012), CMET
Pune. (8-10 March 2012).
39) Disordered Graphene Based Fiber Optic Bio Sensor, ICTP Italy (2012).
Arvind Kumar, Anupama Joshi, Rajesh Kumar Gangwar, Suwarna Datar and
Prashant Alegaonkar,
38) Synthesis and characterization of Graphene for PVA-Graphene Composite
Arvind Kumar, Anupama Joshi, Suwarna Datar and Prashant Alegaonkar,
Seminar on Synthesis and applications of functional materials, NDA Pune,
(23 September 2011).
37) Synthesis of graphene from coke
Arvind Kumar, Sumati Patil, Suwarna Datar, and Prashant Alegaonkar,
International symposium on materials education (ISME 2011),
University of Pune (2011).
36) Synthesis of few layer graphene composite
Arvind Kumar and P. S. Alegaonkar,
National seminar on nanomaterials for device: characterization and applications,
University of Pune and DIAT (24-26 June, 2010).
35) Gold-graphene nanocomposite based ultrasensitive electrochemical glucose sensor
RK Gangwar, VA Dhumale, A Kumar, P Alegaonkar, RB Sharma
Physics and Technology of Sensors (ISPTS), 2012 1st International Symposium
(2012).
34) A comparative study of thermionic emission from vertically grown carbon nanotubes
and tungsten surfaces
SK Kolekar, SP Patole, PS Alegaonkar, JB Yoo, CV Dharmadhikari
Abstracts of the 18th International of Vacuum Congress
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33) Graphene composite using easy soluble expanded graphite: Synthesis and emission
parameters
JH Lee, H Park, SM Yoo, VG Makotchenko, AS Nazarov, VE Fedorov, ...
Vacuum Nanoelectronics Conference, 2009. IVNC 2009. 22nd International, 19-20,
2009
32) Carbon nanotube based transparent electrodes for flexible displays using liquid crystal
devices.
J. H. Shin, H. C. Lee, J. H. Lee, S. M. Park, P. S. Alegaonkar, and
J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Meeting on Information Display–07, 27–31 Aug. 07 at
Daegu, South Korea, pp. 1–191.
31) Dispersion of carbon nanotube in polymer composite and their field emission
superiority.
J. H. Park, S. Y. Jeon , P. S. Alegaonkar, and J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Meeting on Information Display–07, 27–31 Aug. 07 at
Daegu, South Korea, pp. 1–79.
30) Field emission properties of expanded graphite composite.
P. S. Alegaonkar, J. H. Park, S. Y. Jeon, J. H. Shin, A. S. Berdinsky, and J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Meeting on Information Display–07, 27–31 Aug. 07 at
Daegu, South Korea, pp. 1–79.
29) Improvement field emission uniformity in carbon nanotube composite using zinc
nano-fillers.
S. Y. Jeon, J. H. Park, J. H. Lee, J. H. Shin, S.M. Park, P. S. Alegaonkar,
and J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Meeting on Information Display–07, 27–31 Aug. 07 at
Daegu, South Korea, pp. 1–78.
28) Field emission characteristics of carbon nanocomposites.
J. H. Park, S. Y. Jeon, P. S. Alegaonkar, J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of Field Emission Workshop–07, 09–11 Aug. 07
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at Gwanju, South Korea, pp. 209.
27) Electron emission reliability of carbon nanotube paste and the diode
emission characteristics for a microwave power amplifier.
J. H. Han, J. H. Park, A. S. Berdinsky, P.S. Alegaonkar, J. B. Yoo, H. J. Kim,
J.J. Choi, J. W. Nam, C.K. Lee.
Electronic Materials Letters, 2 pp. 101–105 (2006).
26) Multi-barrier-layer mediated growth of carbon nanotubes.
H. C. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar and J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Symposium on Dry Process, 07–50 pp. 151–152 (2006).
25) Fabrication of porous Al2O3 and TiO2 thin film hybrid composite using atomic layer
deposition and properties study.
S. J. Park, B. K. Ahn, P.S. Alegaonkar, H. J. Shin, J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, Published in Solid State Phenomenon, 124–126, pp 1126–1128 (2007).
24) Fabrication of carbon nanotube embedded nylon nanofiber bundles by
electrospinning.
J. S. Jeong, S. J. Park, Y.H. Shin, Y. J. Jung, P.S. Alegaonkar, J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, Published in Solid State Phenomenon, 124–126, pp 1273–1276 (2007).
23) Improvement of emission reliability of screen printed carbon nanotube emitters by
electrical conditioning.
J. H. Park, S. Y. Jeon, S.Y., P. S. Alegaonkar, J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, pp. 74 (10-14 September 2006).
22) Fabrication of carbon nanotube embedded Nylon nanofiber bundles by
Electrospinning (abstract–only).
J.S. Jeong, S.J. Park, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo.
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Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, pp. 145 (10-14 September 2006).
21) Variation of field emission characteristics of CNT-arrays by pretreatment
of ITO electrode (abstract–only).
Y.J. Jung, J.H. Park, S.Y. Jeon, S.J. Park, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky,
and J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, pp. 72 (10–14 September 2006).
20) Field emission properties of chemically shortened carbon nanotube emitters
(abstract–only).
J.H. Park, S.Y. Jeon, Y.J. Jung, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo,
Proceedings of International Union of Materials Research Society, at Jeju, South
Korea, pp. 71 (10–14 September 2006).
19) Simple fabrication process and characteristic of a screen-printed triode-CNT
field emission arrays for the flat lamp application.
Y. J. Jung, J. H. Park, S. Y. Jeon, S. J. Park, P. S. Alegaonkar, J. B.Yoo.
Proceedings of International Meeting on Information Display, at Daegu, South Korea,
pp. 1214–1218 (22–25 August 2006).
18) Fabrication of Nylon/MWNTs conductive composite nanofibers by
electrospinning (abstract–only).
J.S. Jeong, S.Y. Jeon, T.Y. Lee, J.H. Park, Y.H. Shin, P.S. Alegaonkar,
J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of 3rd Korea-China workshop on nanotubes and nanowires, in Seoul,
South Korea, 3 pp. 98 (17–20 May 2006).
17) Simple fabrication process of a screen printed triode–CNT field emitter
array (abstract–only).
Y.J. Jung, J.H. Park, S. Y. Jeon, P.S. Alegaonkar, J.B. Yoo, C.Y. Park.
Proceedings of 3rd Korea-China workshop on nanotubes and nanowires, in Seoul,
South Korea, 3 pp. 96 (17–20 May 2006).
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16) Improvement of emission reliability of screen printed carbon nanotube
emitters by electrical conditioning (abstract–only).
J.H. Park, Y.J. Jung, S.Y. Jeon, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky,
J.B. Yoo, C.Y. Park.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science and
Technology at North Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 57 (15–18 May 2006).
15) Characteristics of a screen-printed triode-CNT field emission arrays for
the flat lamp application (abstract–only).
Y.J. Jung, J.H. Park, S.J. Park, J.W. Nam, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky,
J.B. Yoo, C.Y. Park.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science &
Technology at N. Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 57 (15–18 May 2006).
14) Improvement in emission uniformity and rheology of carbon nanotube
Paste (abstract–only).
J.W. Nam, S.H. Cho, Y.C. Choi, J.S. Ha, J.H. Park, D.H. Choe, J.H. Park,
Y.J. Jung, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science and
Technology at North Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 57 (15–18 May 2006).
13) Enhanced efficiency of dye sensitized solar cells by using carbon nanotubes
(abstract–only).
T.Y. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science &
Technology at N. Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 56 (15–18 May 2006).
12) Fabrication of Nylon/MWNTs conductive composite nanofibers by
Electrospinning (abstract–only).
J.S. Jeong, S.Y. Jeon, T. Y. Lee, J.H. Park, A.S. Berdinsky,
P.S. Alegaonkar, J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science and
Technology at North Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 25 (15–18 May 2006).
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11) Investigation of carbon nanostructures in porous SiO2 subsurface- layers (abstract–
only).
P.S. Alegaonkar, S.H. Lee, T.Y. Lee, J.H. Han, A.S. Berdinsky, J.B. Yoo.
Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on New Diamond Science and
Technology at North Carolina U.S.A., 10 pp. 23 (15–18 May 2006).
10) Fabrication of dye sensitized solar cells by using TiO2 coated CNTs
(abstract–only).
T. Y. Lee, P.S. Alegaonkar and J. B. Yoo.
Proceedings of International Symposium on Dry Process, 14–04 pp. 419–420 (2005).
9) Micro-transformer and micro-capacitors based on ion tracks
A.V. Petrov, D.Fink, W.R.Fahrner, P. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky,
C. E. Dimnov, A.K. Fedtov.
Proceedings of International Conference on Actual Problems in Solid State Physics 12
46 (2005).
8) Novel electronic devices for nanotechnology based on materials with
ion tracks.
A.V. Petrov, S.E. Demyanov, D. Fink, W.R. Fahrner, A.K. Fedotov,
P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky.
Physics, chemistry and applications of the nanostructures, Materials of the
Nanomeeting, 1 544–547 (2005).
7) Radiation–assisted–diffusion of silver in polyimide.
P.S. Alegaonkar, V.S. Raju, S. Sanjeev Kumar and V.N. Bhoraskar.
Proceddings of International Symposium on Advanced Materials and Processing, at
Indian Institute of Technology –Kharagpur, 1398–1403 (6–8 December 2004).
6) Variation of conductivity of fullerite structures under different types of
pressure.
A.S. Berdinsky, D. Fink, Hui-Gon Chun, Yong-Zoo Yoo, Ji- Beom Yoo, A.V. Petrov,
and P.S. Alegaonkar.
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Journal of the Korean Sensor Society, 13 392–398 (2004).
5) Valence Band spectra of silver diffused polyimide.
P.S. Alegaonkar, S. M. Chaudhary and V.N. Bhoraskar.
47th Department of Atomic Energy Symposium, at Bhabha Atomic Research Center,
Mumbai, India, 413–416 (5–7 December 2003).
4) Creation of nanoscale electronic devices by the swift heavy ion technology.
A.V. Petrov, D.Fink, G. Richter, P. Szimkowiak, A. Chemseddine,
P.S. Alegaonkar, A.S. Berdinsky, L.T. Chadderton, W.R. Fahrner.
4th Siberian Russian Workshop and Tutorials on Electron
Devices and Materials at Erlagol, Russland, 40–45 (1–5 July 2003).
3) Pressure dependence of conductivity of fullerite structures.
A. S. Berdinsky, D. Fink, A. V. Petrov, H. G. Chun, H.G., L. T. Chadderton, V. A.
Gridchin, P. S. Alegaonkar.
7th Korea–Russia International Symposium on Science and Technology at University
of Ulsan, South Korea, Machine Parts and Materials Processing, Vol. 1, 141–146
(June 27–July 6 2003).
2) Thermal behavior of etched tracks and embedded metallic nanotubules.
D. Fink, P. S. Alegaonkar, A.V. Petrov, J. Cervena, V. Hnatowicz, J. Vacík, P.
Szimkowiak, I. Sieber, M. Wilhelm, A.S. Berdinsky, H.G. Chun,
L.T. Chadderton.
7th Korea–Russia International Symposium on Science and Technology at University
of Ulsan, South Korea, Machine Parts and Materials Processing, Vol.1, 135–140
(June 27–July 6 2003).
1) Model of conductivity of fullerite tubules in ion tracks of polymer foils.
A. S. Berdinsky, P. S. Alegaonkar, D.Fink, H.G.Chun, L.T.Chadderton,
V.A. Gridchin.
7th Korea–Russia International Symposium on Science and Technology, at
University of Ulsan, South Korea, Machine Parts and Materials Processing, Vol. 1,
63–69 (June 27–July 6 2003).
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