Dr Ankita Jaiswal
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Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Sciences
Haldia Institute of Technology 103
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- Condensed Matter Physics
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My areas of interest are first principle-based material modelling, optoelectronic properties, hydrogen storage, battery materials, and related atomistic simulation.
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- Female
- Assistant Professor , Haldia Institute of Technology 103
- Haldia, West Bengal, India
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Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad
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Scholarly Publications
Reversible hydrogen storage in Li-functionalized [1,1,1,1]paracyclophane: A computational insight
Open AccessZr doped C24 fullerene as efficient hydrogen storage material: insights from DFT simulations
Open AccessHigh capacity H2 adsorption over Si4Lin (n = 1–3) binary clusters: A DFT study
Open AccessA Computational Insight on the Effect of Encapsulation and Li Functionalization on Si12C12 Heterofullerene for H2 Adsorption: A Strategy for Effective Hydrogen Storage
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10.1021/acsaem.2c04082
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Alkali metals decorated silicon clusters (SinMn, n = 6, 10; M = Li, Na) as potential hydrogen storage materials: A DFT study
Open AccessHigh capacity reversible hydrogen storage in Si substituted and Li decorated C20 fullerene: Acumen from density functional theory simulations
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10.1002/er.8524
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