Mr. Rohit Yadav | High energy physics | Best Researcher Award
National Institute of Technology Warangal | India
Rohit Yadav is a Research Scholar at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Warangal, India, specializing in hybrid supercapacitors and electrode materials for energy storage systems. His research focuses on designing and developing high-performance, eco-friendly supercapacitors aimed at advancing electric vehicles (EVs) and promoting green energy solutions. Rohitâs work is essential for the sustainable energy revolution and has already contributed significantly to renewable energy storage and smart grid applications.
Profile
Early Academic Pursuits đ
Rohit completed his M.Sc. in Physics in 2020 from the Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, India. His dissertation focused on studying cathode materials for metal-air batteries, laying a strong foundation for his later work in advanced energy storage systems. His academic journey provided a deep understanding of material science and electrochemical processes, which continues to shape his innovative approach to supercapacitor research.
Professional Endeavors đŹ
As a Program Committee Member for the IEMDST 2024 Conference, Rohit played a crucial role in organizing and overseeing a global scientific event. Additionally, he served as the General Secretary of the Physics Society at NIT Warangal in 2023, organizing scientific talks and coordinating weekly research presentations. His leadership and collaboration in these roles underscore his commitment to fostering scientific dialogue and promoting academic growth in the scientific community.
Contributions and Research Focus đ
Rohit’s research interests span across the development of hybrid supercapacitors, focusing on the synthesis and characterization of novel electrode materials. His work directly impacts the advancement of energy storage systems for electric vehicles and renewable energy solutions. By enhancing the performance of supercapacitors with eco-friendly materials like mesoporous strontium titanate and activated carbon derived from natural biomass, he contributes to sustainable, efficient energy storage solutions. His dedication to green energy applications marks a crucial intersection of technology and environmental impact.
Research Skills đ ď¸
Rohit is highly skilled in synthesis techniques such as sol-gel and hydrothermal methods for creating novel electrode materials. His expertise includes electrochemical characterization, materials optimization, and nanomaterial design, which are key in developing high-performance energy storage systems. Additionally, he is proficient in advanced analytical techniques, ensuring that his materials meet the rigorous demands of sustainable energy solutions.
Awards and Honors đ
Rohitâs dedication and hard work have been recognized through several accolades:
- Best Paper Award â 2023: For his exceptional paper presented at an international conference.
- Position Certificate in Mini Marathon â 2024: A testament to his balanced and disciplined approach to both academic and personal growth.
These honors highlight his outstanding contributions to the field of energy storage and his commitment to excellence in both academic and extracurricular endeavors.
Legacy and Future Contributions đ
Rohitâs long-term vision is to push the boundaries of hybrid supercapacitor technology and advanced electrode materials to further enhance energy storage systems for electric vehicles and renewable energy grids. His work is poised to play a crucial role in the global transition to sustainable energy solutions, and he aspires to continue contributing to green technologies that benefit both society and the environment.
Publications Top Notes
Synthesis and Electrochemical characterization of activated porous Carbon Derived from Walnut shells as an Electrode material for symmetric Supercapacitor Application
- Authors: R Yadav, N Macherla, K Singh, K Kumari
Journal: Engineering Proceedings 59 (1), 175
Year: 2024
Structural-Morphological Insights into Optimization of Hydrothermally Synthesized MoSe2 Nanoflowers for Improving Supercapacitor Application
- Authors: P Yadav, R Yadav, J Pani, RM Singh, D Singh, K Kusum, H Borkar, …
Journal: Dalton Transactions
Year: 2025
Temperature-dependent hydrothermal processing of WS2 nanorods with controlled growth morphology, crystallography and optical properties
- Authors: DS Ahlawat, D Singh, R Yadav, K Kumari, H Borkar, J Gangwar
Journal: Materials Letters 377, 137386
Year: 2024
Electrochemical analysis of sol-gel and hydrothermal synthesized mesoporous strontium titanate spherical nanoparticles as electrode material for high-performance flexible supercapacitors
- Authors: R Yadav, R Banoth, K Singh, H Borkar, K Kumari
Journal: Materials Chemistry and Physics 328, 130004
Year: 2024
Novel industrial biomass derived materials for super capacitor application in powering up electronic gadgets
- Authors: P Yadav, PA Azeem, S Patel, G Mahar, R Yadav, H Borkar
Journal: Journal of Energy Storage 97, 112653
Year: 2024