Aravind Vijayaraghavan
Professor of Nanomaterials, group leader
Graphene and two-dimensional materials for composites, electronics, sensors and biotechnology.
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Professor of Nanomaterials, group leader
Graphene and two-dimensional materials for composites, electronics, sensors and biotechnology.
Research Associate · since 2014
Graphene and 2D-material formulations, composites and coatings, biomedical applications, and inks for printed sensors.
ORCID: Maria IliutGoogle Scholar: Maria IliutLinkedIn: Maria Iliut
PhD student · since 2026
MXene hydrogel particles for water purification, extending the group's graphene oxide vortex-ring adsorbents to remove dyes and other pollutants with high capacity and reuse.
PhD student · since 2026
PhD student · since 2026
ORCID: Maryam EbrahimniaGoogle Scholar: Maryam EbrahimniaLinkedIn: Maryam Ebrahimnia
PhD student · since 2025
Bio-derived polyurethane and rubber-based networks: tailoring molecular design, crosslinking and reinforcement to understand and model viscoelastic and mechanical behaviour for sustainable, high-performance materials.
PhD student · since 2025
Developing suspended 2D heterostructure membranes, combining 2D material heterostructures with polymers, on MEMS chips for ultrasonic transducers, RF resonators and optical switches.
ORCID: Adam RosilloGoogle Scholar: Adam RosilloLinkedIn: Adam Rosillo
PhD student · since 2024
Developing novel graphene-based biosensors with nanobody probes as a universal platform for detecting analytes in both buffer and serum solutions.
PhD student · since 2024
Designing partially graphitised carbon–silica mesoporous hybrids via surfactant-templated sol–gel synthesis, tuning pore architecture and surface chemistry to create multifunctional fillers for high-performance elastomer nanocomposites.
ORCID: Soumyajit DasGoogle Scholar: Soumyajit DasLinkedIn: Soumyajit Das
PhD student · since 2023
Natural rubber and graphene (graphene oxide and reduced graphene oxide) nanocomposites for strain sensors, EMI shielding and triboelectric nanogenerator applications.
PhD student · since 2022
Graphene-based polymer nanocomposite foams: design, fabrication and characterisation to tailor functional properties for electronic applications, including triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) and electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding.
ORCID: Akash GhoshGoogle Scholar: Akash GhoshLinkedIn: Akash Ghosh
PhD student · since 2022
Advanced graphene-reinforced polymer nanocomposite films and foams: designing lightweight, high-strength and multifunctional materials for next-generation sustainable engineering applications.
ORCID: Avinash PowarGoogle Scholar: Avinash PowarLinkedIn: Avinash Powar
PhD student · since 2018
Graphene oxide-based vortex-ring nanoparticles: formation, properties and applications in adsorptive water purification.
MSc student
MSc student
MSc student
MSc student
Former researchers and research students, most recent first.