Bhartendu P.

I am a dedicated Ph.D. candidate in Nanoscience and Technology with a deep expertise in molecular electronics, focusing on the fabrication and optoelectronic applications of graphene heterojunctions and 2D materials. My research involves the synthesis and structural characterization of nanomaterials through advanced techniques such as chemical vapor deposition (CVD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and photoluminescence. I specialize in designing and fabricating innovative nanodevices, with applications ranging from molecular electronics to catalysis for hydrogen evolution reactions. My work has been published in leading scientific journals like Nanomaterials, ACS Nano, and Advanced Materials, reflecting my contributions to fields such as charge transport in 2D material heterostructures and quantum capacitance in novel devices. Additionally, I have presented my research at prestigious conferences worldwide, including the Materials Research Society and the American Physical Society meetings. Technically, I am skilled in using software like Quantum ATK, COMSOL Multiphysics, and MATLAB, along with expertise in programming languages such as Python and C++. My device fabrication capabilities extend to lithography, van der Waals stacking, and catalysis measurements, making me versatile in both theoretical and practical applications of nanoscience. Throughout my academic journey, I have earned multiple awards for outstanding research performance, including recognition from Taiwan Physical Society and Academia Sinica. I am passionate about advancing the future of molecular electronics, nanotechnology, and optoelectronic devices, and I am excited to collaborate on freelance projects that push the boundaries of these innovative fields.