Ceramics and Composite Materials

Biography

Rashmi Rani has completed PhD dual degree in Physics (from India and Italy) under the Erasmus Mundus (European Commission) scholarship in May 2015. She has experience in synthesis and the morphological, structural and electrical characterization of electro-ceramics and nanocrystalline ceramics for memory device applications. Further, she has also worked extensively on ferroelectric thin-films, polymers and metal oxide nano-fibers for biomedical applications and tissue engineering. The core area of her experimental expertise is in preparation of electro-ceramics by solid state reaction, sol-gel technology and hydrothermal method, Microwave Assisted Radiant Heating (MARH), thin films, spin coating technique, electrospinning and electrodeposition. Her experience in experimental techniques is as follows: XRD, TEM, SEM, TGA-DSC, Impedance Spectroscopy, LCR Meter, D.C. resistivity, FTIR, Raman analysis and UV-Vis spectroscopy. She has published 13 research papers in international refereed journals.

Abstract

Abstract : Multiferroic and magnetoelectric properties of BCT-ZF ceramics