SCOPE :

Processing and applications of nano structured oxide materials and it’s usefulness towards United Nation’s sustainable goals are essential. The economic growth, world peace, future development of this world requires a production of new materials that improve quality of life. In case of technological applications, oxides are widely used in the fabrication of microelectronic circuits, piezoelectric devices, fuel cells, sensors, corrosion resistant coatings, and as catalysts etc. Especially oxide nanoparticles can display exclusive physical and chemical properties with respect to those of bulk, due to their limited size and a high density of corner or edge surface sites. These materials are used in nanotechnology, such as in altering material characteristics at nano-scale. For example, the high-temperature superconducting materials (HTSC) are crucial for day to life applications and more attractive for sustainable development goals (SDG’s). Further, in superconducting materials are dopants which form pinning centers in optical materials to create new energy levels (conduction and valence bands), and improve mechanical properties etc. Overall, nano-oxides have considerable influence on many applications and will aid scientific research in similar fashion for the rest of decade.SESSION CHAIR

Muralidhar Miryala | Deputy PresidentSuperconducting Materials LaboratoryGraduate School of Science and EngineeringEmail: miryala1@shibaura-it.ac.jp

Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT), Japan

Brief Bio

Dr. Muralidhar Miryala is Deputy President and Board of Councilor at Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) and Professor at the Graduate School of Science and Engineering. His main task is to transform SIT into a high rank university. Interested in applications and technology of bulk single-grain superconductors; thus, he had developed a new class of mixed LRE-123 system which can be used up to 15 T at 77 K and high temperatures up to 90.2 K.  He also developed a novel technology to produce a RE-123 type silver sheathed wire on the basis of solid state / liquid phase reaction. His intellectual mindset enabled him to produce a small type superconducting bulk magnet which is useful to magnetize both high-T_c superconducting materials and magnetic materials in a variety of industrial applications. Further, he also contributed to develop technology for the development of DC Superconducting Cable for Railway system applications. He is an author and co-author for more than 400 publications in international journals and delivered over 110 oral presentations including plenary and invited ones. He holds several Japanese national and international patents. Awards: Young Scientist Project Award, DST-Govt. of India (1995), Director’s Award, SRL-ISTEC (1998 and 2003), 1999 PASREG Award of Excellence (1999), Best Presentation Award at the IWCC11 (2003), Best Researcher Award, ISTEC-SRL (2007 and 2008), Best Researcher Award, Railway Technical Research Institute (2012), the Amity Global Academic Excellence Award (2017), Engineering Education Award for Contribution in Higher Education (2018), SIT Excellent Education Award (2019). He is an Editor-in-Chief and Editorial board member of several international journals.

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