Research Cluster Overview

Research Cluster: Sustainable World
Topic: Nanostructured materials for Energy harvesting and storage (Renewable Energy)
Theme: The Nanostructured Materials for Energy Harvesting and Storage Research Cluster is committed to advancing sustainable technology by developing eco-friendly nanomaterials through cost-effective processing methods. Our research aligns with SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure).

Overview: This cluster focuses on creating sustainable nanomaterials for energy harvesting and storage. It integrates innovative nanotechnology with green manufacturing to deliver high-performance, cost-effective energy solutions. Research is evaluated through rigorous testing to ensure environmental friendliness, efficiency, and real-world application.

Expected Outcomes

• Develop new nanomaterials that improve energy harvesting and storage.
• Measure how well these materials work and assess their environmental impact.
• Find affordable, scalable production methods for nanomaterials.
• Apply materials in real-world energy systems to test performance.
• Support national and global sustainability goals through impactful research.

Current Projects

• JU funded (Internal) project on “Solution processed Earth-abundant and low cost CZTS-Perovskite tandem solar cells.”

Faculty Details & CVs

Lead Faculty: Dr. Rajesh Govindaraj
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Center for Research in Pure and Applied Sciences (CRPAS)
Location: Bangalore
Contact: 9790380428
Email: rajesh.g@jainuniversity.ac.in

Faculty Members:
Dr. Rajesh Govindaraj — CV

Collaborating Opportunities

Internal: Nil
External: Nil
Other Collaborations: Nil