Physics Faculty Publishes Q1 Research on Hexaferrite–Spinel Nanocomposites
Dr. M. Srinivasa Reddy, Professor and Head, Department of Physics, Anurag University, has successfully published a research paper titled “Compositional tuning and phase homogeneity in hexaferrite–spinel (1−x) BSFO−xNCFO nanocomposites: A comparative synthesis approach” in Next Materials.
The study explores compositional tuning and phase homogeneity in hexaferrite–spinel nanocomposites through a comparative synthesis approach. The research contributes to the understanding of advanced nanocomposite materials and their structural characteristics. The journal is indexed in Web of Science, SCIE and Scopus and carries a Q1 quartile ranking, with an Impact Factor of 4.7, H-Index of 20, and CiteScore of 2.7.
This publication reflects Dr. M. Srinivasa Reddy’s continued contribution to materials research and academic excellence in Physics. Anurag University congratulates him on this achievement and wishes him continued success in his research and academic journey.
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