Dr. Madan Lal is an Assistant Professor of Physics with expertise in advanced functional materials, nanotechnology, and lead-free perovskite ceramics. His research focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and structure–property relationships of multifunctional materials for energy storage, energy harvesting, environmental remediation, and antimicrobial applications. He has published extensively in high-impact international journals, holds multiple patents, and has experience in funded research projects, doctoral supervision, and editorial responsibilities
Research Area
- Advanced functional materials
- Nanomaterials
- Lead-free perovskite ceramics
- Multiferroics
- Spinel ferrites
- Energy storage and harvesting materials
- Transition metal dichalcogenides
- Environmental nanotechnology
- Optical–dielectric–magnetic materials
- Materials characterization
Awards
Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) – DRDO-sponsored project on lead-free piezoelectric nanofibers for energy harvesting Editor, Journal of PriMera Scientific Engineering. Editorial Board Member-Annales de Chimie - Science des Matériaux., Editorial Board Member, Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences., Certificate of Merit – First position in Physics, H.P. University Final Examination Patent Granted – Process for low-temperature synthesis of electrospun ZnO nanofibers. Multiple Patents Published/Filed in nanomaterials, photonics, and radiation sources
Research Detail
- Authored 40+ peer-reviewed research articles in reputed international journals (Wiley, Springer Nature,
Elsevier, RSC, MDPI).
- Research areas include nanomaterials, perovskite ceramics, multiferroics, ferrites, energy
storage/harvesting materials, optical–dielectric–magnetic properties, and environmental nanotechnology.
- Includes both original research articles and state-of-the-art review papers.
- Editor of an international edited book.
- Author of multiple book chapters with CRC Press, Springer, Bentham Science, and Nova Publishers.
- Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) under a DRDO-funded project on lead-free piezoelectric nanofibers for
energy harvesting.
- Principal contributor to submitted and ongoing projects on perovskite–TMD composites and lead-free
ceramic–ferrite composites for supercapacitor and energy storage applications.
- One granted patent on low-temperature synthesis of electrospun ZnO nanofibers.
- Multiple published and filed patents in green nanomaterial synthesis, antibacterial nanocarriers, terahertz
radiation sources, and deep-UV radiation generation.
- Supervisor of Ph.D. and M.Sc. research scholars.
- Research areas include chalcogenide nanocomposites, MoS₂-based materials, perovskite ceramics, and doped
oxide nanomaterials.
- Delivered invited talks at international conferences on nanomaterials and functional ceramics.
- Published conference full papers in Scopus-indexed proceedings.
- Regular participant in national and international conferences on advanced and multifunctional materials.
- Organized and coordinated short-term training programmes (STTPs) on nanomaterials synthesis and
characterization.
- Attended multiple national and international workshops, webinars, and faculty development programmes.
- Focus areas include materials science, renewable energy materials, nanotechnology, and intellectual property
rights.
- Editor and Editorial Board Member of peer-reviewed journals.
- Active reviewer for international journals in materials science and applied physics.