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Dr. SOURAV KUILA
Dr. SOURAV KUILA
Assistant Professor
Department Of Applied Science & Humanities
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Dr. SOURAV KUILA
Dr. SOURAV KUILA
Assistant Professor
Department Of Applied Science & Humanities
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2 yrsTeaching
Industry
32Papers
19Journals
0PhD
0M.Tech
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Phone
8249203876
Qualification
Ph.D.
Specialization
Magnetism and multiferroics
About SOURAV KUILA

I did my Ph.D. (2019) under the
supervision of Prof. Prakash Nath Vishwakarma, Department of Physics and Astronomy, National Institute of Technology Rourkela, INDIA. I worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Physics and Mathematics, University of Salento, Lecce, Italy (2022-2024) and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, INDIA (2019-2021). My research mainly lies in the area of dielectric, ferroelectric, multiferroics, and magnetic materials for a long time. I studied magnetic, dielectric, impedance, magnetotransport, and
magnetoelectric properties of multiferroics materials. I used solid-state reaction and sol-gel auto-combustion methods for sample preparation. Also, I have experience in magnetic and multiferroics thin-film deposition using PLD and magnetron sputtering system. To characterize the crystalline structure of the prepared samples, I widely utilized X-ray diffraction measurement and the Rietveld refinement of XRD data was performed using FULLPROF software. I extensively carried out the dielectric, impedance spectroscopy and dc resistivity
measurements and analyzed the data. My experimental skills include Atomic Force
Microscopy, Transmission Electron Microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy, magnetization measurement using Vibrating Sample Magnetometer. I used LABVIEW software for data acquisition.

Publications & Patents
32Total
19Journals
13Conferences
Research Interests
MultiferroicsMagnetoelectricsFerroelectrics and DielectricsFerromagnetic and Antiferromagnetic systemsSuperparamagnetic nanoparticlesSpin glassThin-film depositionLow temperature measurementAtomic Force MicroscopyX-ray DiffractionMagnetic and electric transport propertiesScientific instrument development
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