Shankar Ghosh

TL;DR: The report that the flow of a liquid on single-walled carbon nanotube bundles induces a voltage in the sample along the direction of the flow is highlighted, which highlights the device potential for nanotubes as sensitive flow sensors and for energy conversion.

TL;DR: In this paper, the radial density profile of confined water in single-wall carbon nanotubes has a distribution peak at the center which disappears below the freezing temperature, the $L-1$-component is associated with the protons of the water molecules at the centre and the$L_2$ -component associated with protons at a distance of ~3A from the walls of the nanotsubes.

TL;DR: The Langevin-equation based treatment of the nanotube charge carriers, assumed to be moving in the fluctuating field of ions in the flowing liquid, is shown to give a sublinear response, broadly in agreement with experiments.

TL;DR: In this paper, a simple laboratory setup allowing measurement of charge and filtration efficiency in N95 masks is proposed and shown that it is possible to recharge the masks post-decontamination and recover fil-ration efficiency.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors provided support for ferroelectricity of a displacive type possibly involving magnetic ions due to short-range magnetic correlations within a spin-chain, through the demonstration of magnetoelectric coupling in a Haldane spin chain compound Er2BaNiO5 well above its Neel temperature of (TN = ) 32