S. P. Tsopoe, C. Borgohain, Rushikesh Fopase, Lalit M. Pandey & J. P. Borah, Scientific Reports (2020)
D. K. Mondal, Sarodi Jonak, N. Paul, J. P. Borah. "Dextran mediated MnFe2O4/ZnS magnetic fluorescence nanocomposites for controlled self-heating properties." RSC Adv., 2021, 11, 12507-12519
Jamir M., Islam R., Pandey L. M., Borah J. P., “Effect of surface functionalization on the heating efficiency of magnetite nanoclusters for hyperthermia application.” Journal of Alloy and Compounds, 854, 2021, 157248
Jamir M., Islam R., Pandey L. M., Borah J. P., “Effect of surface functionalization on the heating efficiency of magnetite nanoclusters for hyperthermia application.” Journal of Alloy and Compounds, 854, 2021, 157248
D.K.Mondal, Gongotree Phukan, N.Paul, J.P.Borah, “Improved Self heating and Optical properties of bifunctional Fe 3 O 4 /ZnS nanocomposites for magnetic hyperthermia application” Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials 528(8), 167809 (2021)
Papori Seal, C. Borgohain, N. Paul, P. D. Babu, J.P. Borah, “Effect of Annealing in tuning Magnetic Hyperthermic Efficiency of MWCNT/CoFe2O4 Nanocomposites” Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 53 (37), 375002 (2020)
D. Saikia, Hemant Kumar, J. P. Borah, “Ferromagnetic coupling and the effect of Fe-dt2g state on ferromagnetism in half metallic ZnO:Fe” International Nano letter, Published: 21 October 2020
Monalisa Hazarika · P. Chinnamuthu · C. Borgohain · J. P. Borah, “Role of MWCNT concentration in MWCNT/ZnFe2O4 nanocomposites for enhanced photocatalytic performance” Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics , 31:10783–10794 (2020)
Welcome to
Nanomagnetism Group
Welcome to the homepage of Nanomagnetism Group, NIT Nagaland. We focus primarily on the study of novel magnetic behaviors of materials at nano regime, to improve the understanding in biomedical and technological applications. We are trying to understand the core mechanism of self-heating properties of magnetic materials for its application in magnetic hyperthermia, both theoretically and experimentally. We research the multifunctional nanocomposites showing simulateneous magnetic and optical properties for its use in biomedical applications. Our goal is to dive deep into finding the physics behind magnetic semiconductors and their potential application in spintronics based devices. Our group also explores the non-rare earth based materials for efficient permanent magnets.
Thank you for visiting us.
- Dr. Jyoti Prasad Borah
- Assistant Professor
- Department of Physics
- National Institute of Technology Nagaland
Dimapur - 797103, India - Tel: +91 3862 241806
- Mob: +91-9401019927
- Email: jpborah@rediffmail.com