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Dr. Sangeeta Prashar

Designation

  • Assistant Professor

Department

  • Physics

Qualification

  • M. Sc. and Ph.D. (Physics)

Area of Research

  • Synthesis and characterization of polymer blends to be utilized in EMI Shielding

Number of Book Chapters Published

  • 7

Number of Paper Presented

  • 20

Google Scholar ID Link

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=FtAT1bsAAAAJ&hl=en

Research Guidance

M.Phil Students 7, Ph.D2 (Awarded) M.Sc. 32 (Since 2016)

Books Published

1. Mathematical Physics – I for Semester-I
2. Mathematical Physics – II for Semester-III
3. Mathematical Physics – III for Semester-IV
4. Mathematical Physics for Semester II

Number of Papers Published

• 65 with 736 citations and h-index 12 and highest citations of the research article entitled “The etching and structural studies of gamma irradiated induced effects in CR-39 plastic track recorder, nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section b: beam interactions with materials and atoms

• Book Chapter in Next Generation Materials for Sustainable Engineering, IGI Global

Offices Held

Deputy COE Editor: KMVPHY Spectrum (The Biannual Newsletter of Department of Physics)

Awards/Recognition

• Best researcher award during 17th edition of International Popular Scientist awards ceremony

• Resource person for the subject of Logical reasoning and mental abilities in School of Competitive exams

• Sanman patr by panchayat Kangiwal Village for social welfare Member Editorial Board: Insight Material Science

• Successfully completed 4 NPTEL MOOC courses and 4 MOOC courses Run by H.C. Verma

• Member of Editorial Board of International Journal of Advances in Interdisciplinary Research

• Editor of Insight-Material Science journal

• Editor-in chief of Modern Electronic Technology journal

E-Content (Youtube Links)

ClassSubject/PaperE-ContentYoutube Link
M.Sc Physics 1-2Quantum MechanicsElectron motion around nucleus, mathematical group, quantum mechanics unit-I, Raman rotational and vibrational spectroscopy, Frank Condon Principle.

https://youtu.be/5bQOY5L262g

https://youtu.be/GyOUoE3l5D4

https://youtu.be/GO-YawBRPrc

https://youtu.be/FUiikHry7Bk

https://youtu.be/4OCeP4NRSm8

https://youtu.be/9cD7sXoDbw4