Dr. M. Srinivasa Reddy Publishes Nano-Ferrites Research
Anurag University proudly recognises the research achievement of Dr. M. Srinivasa Reddy, Professor and Head of the Department of Physics, on the publication of his paper examining the structural, magnetic, and dielectric properties of magnesium-cobalt-gadolinium-iron (Mg-Co-Gd-Fe) nano-ferrites synthesized through the citrate-gel auto-combustion method.
The work appears in Inorganic Chemistry Communications, a Q1 journal indexed in Web of Science and SCIE, with an Impact Factor of 5.4 and an H-index of 86. Nano-ferrites are advanced materials of considerable interest for their applications in electronics, magnetic storage, sensors, and high-frequency devices. By investigating how controlled compositional changes influence the material's structural, magnetic, and dielectric behaviour, Dr. Reddy's research contributes valuable insights for designing tailored materials with specific functional properties. The citrate-gel auto-combustion technique itself is a refined synthesis route that allows precise control over particle characteristics. Publication in a high-impact Q1 journal reflects the quality and significance of this contribution to materials physics.
This achievement highlights Anurag University's commitment to advanced research in the foundational sciences. The university congratulates Dr. Srinivasa Reddy on this impactful contribution and celebrates his continued dedication to scientific discovery and excellence.
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