Chemistry Faculty Publish SCI Research on Zinc-Substituted Nanoferrites
Anurag University proudly congratulates Dr. Marri Pradeep Kumar, Dr. Bathini Srinivas, and Dr. D. Ravi Kumar, Assistant Professors from the Department of Chemistry, on the successful publication of their collaborative research paper titled "Zn-Substituted NiFe₂O₄ Nanoferrites: Synthesis, Characterization, and Photocatalytic Efficiency" in the Journal of Physics: Conference Series, an SCI-indexed publication.
The research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of zinc-substituted nickel ferrite nanoferrites and evaluates their photocatalytic efficiency, contributing to the growing field of advanced functional nanomaterials. The study provides valuable insights into the development of high-performance materials with potential applications in environmental remediation, energy technologies, and sustainable chemical processes.
This publication reflects the faculty members' commitment to innovative research and scientific excellence while strengthening Anurag University's contributions to materials science and nanotechnology. Their achievement highlights the university's continued emphasis on impactful research that addresses real-world challenges and advances knowledge through high-quality international publications.
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