Physics Faculty Publishes Research in Scopus-Indexed Journal
Anurag University congratulates Dr. G. B. V. S. Lakshmi, Associate Professor in the Department of Physics, on the successful publication of her research paper titled "Thermodielectric Properties of Nanostructured Polyaniline Composites" in the IOP Journal of Physics: Conference Series. The journal is indexed in Scopus, with an Impact Factor of 0.56, an H-Index of 121, and is classified under the Q4 quartile.
The research investigates the thermodielectric behavior of nanostructured polyaniline composites, offering valuable insights into the electrical and thermal characteristics of advanced polymer-based materials. The findings contribute to the development of functional nanocomposites with potential applications in sensors, energy storage devices, electronic components, and smart material technologies.
Studies on polymer nanocomposites continue to expand the possibilities for designing high-performance materials with enhanced functionality. This publication reflects the growing importance of advanced materials research and strengthens the university's contributions to innovation in materials science and applied physics.
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