Plasma Processing Lab

Beyond the Core: Exploring Plasma - Surface Interactions

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At the forefront of cutting-edge research and technological advancements, the Plasma Processing Lab (PPL) at IIT Tirupati is focused on carrying out fundamental and applied research involving low temperature plasmas. Our lab is a collaborative hub that brings together brilliant minds from diverse disciplines, including physics, engineering, chemistry, and beyond. We thrive on curiosity, creativity, and a relentless pursuit of knowledge, fostering an environment that nurtures groundbreaking research and novel solutions.

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Mr. S. M. Allabaskhi has secured a postdoctoral position in the Department of Environmental and Forestry at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, a U.S. government research center located in New Haven, Connecticut.

PPL team explaining the new plasma system which
breaks down pollutants & creates calcium nitrate fertilizer at IINVENTIV-2024.

Ms Indhu Suresh Attended Fully Funded Joint ICTP-IAEA School on Data for Modelling Atomic and Molecular Processes in Plasmas.

Ms. Arwa has published in the Journal of Water Process Engineering.
Title: "Unwinding the correlation between atmospheric pressure plasma jet operating parameters and variation in antibiotic wastewater characteristics"

PPL team explaining the product to Honorable Union Minister of Education Shri. Dharmendra Pradhan on 19/01/2024 at IITH

Indhu Suresh Published her work on "Fully relativistic distorted wave calculations of electron impact excitation
of gallium atom: Cross sections relevant for plasma kinetic modeling" in Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy.

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Mr. Allabakshi S M received the first prize in the "Best oral presentation award category" from the 1st Institute Level Research Scholars Symposium organized by IIT Tirupati, India held on May 9th, 2023, at IIT Tirupati

Indhu Suresh Published her work on "Relativistic calculation of electron
impact excitation of tin: cross sections
of importance in plasma modeling" in Plasma Sources Science and Technology

PSNSR Srikar published his work in "Non-invasive optical characterization and
estimation of Zn porosity in gas tungsten arc
welding of Fe–Al joints using CR model and
OES measurements" Plasma Science and Technology

Development of low temperature plasma systems

Accelerated real-time plasma diagnostics with machine learning methods

Spectroscopic characterization of low temperature plasmas

Plasma-mediated processing for various applications

Relativistic calculation of cross sections & plasma population kinetic modeling

Plasma Processing Lab

Beyond the Core: Exploring Plasma - Surface Interactions

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