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Siddhartha
Panda
Associate Professor
B.Tech., Chemical Engineering, I.I.T. Kharagpur, 1992.
M.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Cincinnati, 1995.
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Houston, Dec 1999.
Staff/Advisory Engineer, IBM Semiconductor R&D Center,
Hopewell Junction, New York, 2000-2006.
Phone: +91-512-2596146 (office)
Fax: +91-512-2590104
email: spanda[AT]iitk.ac.in
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Research
Interests
Brief
overview
Our research focuses on chemical
sensors. The application areas include healthcare,
environmental monitoring, industrial safety, energy and
security. We utilize semiconducting materials –
inorganic (silicon based) and organic (conducting
polymer based). We look into the transport phenomena of
the analytes to the reacting surfaces, surface
reactions, charge transport in the semiconducting
materials, physical modification (e.g. utilizing
nanostructures) and chemical modification (e.g.
utilizing self assembled monolayers) of the reacting
surfaces, materials design and processing, device design
and fabrication. For the organic semiconducting based
material based sensors, we are looking at printable
techniques (e.g. inkjet printing) on flexible substrates
for large area/volume applications. The materials
processing studies done here for sensors can find
applications in other devices such as light emitting
diodes and solar cells.
Awards
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND PATENT APPLICATIONS
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S. Kumar, R. Ch, D. Rath, S. Panda
"Densities and orientations of antibodies on nano-textured silicon surfaces", Materials Science and Engineering C, 31, 370 (2011).
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N. Rathor, S. Panda
"Aminosilane densities on nanotextured silicon", Materials Science and Engineering C, 29, 2340 (2009).
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S. Kumar, R. Ch, D. Rath, S. Panda
"Densities and orientations of antibodies on nano-textured silicon surfaces", Materials Science and Engineering C, 31, 370 (2011).
Selected
Patents
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S. Panda and A. Agarwal , "A process for fabrication of an electrolyte insulator semiconductor device having multistep reservior
", Indian Patent Application 219/DEL/2010( 2010).
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S. Panda and H.A. Ahmad , "Flexible Temperature Sensor and Sensor Array", Indian Patent Application 1520/DEL/2010, US Patent Application 13/142,843(2011).
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S. Panda and S. Dastidar, "Nanotextured Dielectric in Electrolyte Insulator Semiconductor Devices for Enhanced Sensitivity", Indian Patent Application,1852/DEL/2010 (2010).
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S. Panda, "Cancer detection system", Indian Patent Application 3348/DEL/2011 (2011).
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