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Professor
Physics
Organic Electronics group is working on fabrication of highly efficient organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) and different sensors based on OFETs. The group has fabricated few highly efficient devices with exceptional ambient stability. Such devices showed tremendous promises to be used for flexible and stretchable applications. Few devices have been demonstrated for highly sensitive gas sensors with fastest responses. The group is currently working on fabrication of OFETs for flexible and stretchable applications. We are also interested in bio-medical application of OFETs.
I addition, group is involved in understanding the basic physics at surfaces and the interfaces of different organic layers used on the devices.
?We are open for active collaborations with other groups interested in working in the fields of synthesis of active materials with different functionality.
Organic field-effect transistors as high performance humidity sensors with rapid response, recovery time and remarkable ambient stability by V.V. Subbarao, Murali Gedda, Parameswar Krishnan Iyer, Dipak Kumar Goswami Organic Electronics 32 169-178 (2016)
Enhanced environmental stability induced by effective polarization of a polar dielectric layer in tri-layer dielectric system of organic field-effect transistors: a quantitative study by Nimmakayala V V Subbarao , Murali Gedda , Parameswar Krishnan Iyer and Dipak K. Goswami ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 7 - (2015)
Local Diffusion Induced Roughening in Cobalt Phthalocyanine Thin Film Growth by Murali Gedda, Nimmakayala V V Subbarao, and Dipak K. Goswami Langmuir 30 8735-8740 (2014)
Roughening in Electronic Growth of Ag on Si(111)-(7×7) Surfaces by Arindam Pal, J. C. Mahato, B. N. Dev and Dipak K. Goswami ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces 5 - (2013)
Evidence for layer-dependent Ehrlich-Schwöbel barrier in organic thin film growth by X. Zhang, E. Barrena, Dipak K. Goswami, D. G. de Oteyza, C. Weis and H. Dosch Phys. Rev. Lett. 103 - (2009)
Film morphology, performance and stability of n-channel organic transistors based on novel perylene carboxylic diimide derivatives. by R. T. Weitz, K. Amsharov, U. Zschieschang, E. V. Barrena, Dipak K. Goswami, M. Burghard, H. Dosch, M. Jansen and H. Klauk J. Am. Chem. Soc. 130 4637- 464 (2008)
Preferential heights on growth of Ag island on Si(111)-(7x7) surfaces. by Dipak K. Goswami, K. Bhattacharjee, B. Satpati, S. Roy, P. V. Satyam, B. N. Dev Surf. Sci. 601 603-608 (2007)
The controlled evolution of a polymer single crystal by X. Liu, Y. Zhang, Dipak K. Goswami, J. S. Okasinski, K. Salaita, P. Sun, M. J. Bedzyk and C. A. Mirkin Science 307 - (2005)
Nanoscale self-affine surface smoothing by ion bombardment. by D. K. Goswami, and B. N. Dev Phys. Rev. B 68 - (2003)
Usage charges for facilities under INUP i2i and NNetRA projects Various Institutes/Organisations
Fabrication of 2D platinum dichalcogenides based array of devices for their primary applications in photodetectors and biosensors Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB)
Indian Nanoelectronics Users Program-Idea to Innovation (INUP I2I) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Applications (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (DST Part) Department of Science and Technology (DST)
Development of Flexible Humidity and Temperature Sensors for Healthcare Applications Department of Science and Technology (DST)
Development of Flexible Humidity and Temperature Sensors for Healthcare Applications (Meity Part) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Applications (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (DST Part) Department of Science and Technology (DST)
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Application (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (MEITY Part) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Development of Flexible Humidity and Temperature Sensors for Healthcare Applications (Meity Part) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Nano-electronics Network for Research and Application (NNetRA)- IIT Kharagpur (MEITY Part) Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
Satyajit Roy
Area of Research: Organic Electronics
Priyanka Rani
Area of Research: 2D Materials for solar energy harvesting and storage
Monojit Mondal
Area of Research: Nano scale devices for energy storage and harvesting
Santanab Majumder
Area of Research: Nano scale sensors
Samik Mallik
Area of Research: Flexible sensors for environmental monitoring
Shiv Prakash Verma
Area of Research: Flexible and Stretchable Electronics
Riya Sadhukhan
Area of Research: Biosensors for healthcare applications
Abhirup Das
Area of Research: Flexible organic electronic devices
Abhijit Narayan Eshore
Area of Research: Nano material based sensor
Rajdeep Banerjee
Area of Research: Flexible electronic devices
Sovanlal Mondal
Area of Research: Organic Electronic Devices
Soumitree Mishra
Area of Research: Organic electronic devices
Anshika Bansal
Area of Research: Nanomaterials and Devices
Richeek Nayak
Area of Research: Organic Electronic Devices
Subharthi Saha
Area of Research: Organic Electronic Devices
