1. Investigation and development of highly sensitive gas sensors based on metal oxide semiconductors for air quality monitoring AP14870582
The project aims to develop an ultrasensitive gas sensor based on p-n heterostructured nanorods toward enhance gas sensitivity by a larger modulation in current through the heterojunction barrier for acetone detection; theoretical explanation of sensing mechanism by first-principals calculation and assembling working prototype.
2. Innovative strategy to recognize the diabetic state of people: metal oxide nanorods as ultrasensitive exhaled gas sensor AP14872138
The project aims to develop an ultrasensitive gas sensor based on p-n heterostructured nanorods toward enhance gas sensitivity by a larger modulation in current through the heterojunction barrier for acetone detection; theoretical explanation of sensing mechanism by first-principals calculation and assembling working prototype.
Development of highly sensitive MOS based nano-film gas sensors 021220CRP0122
Project’s goal is to synthesize novel miniaturized gas sensors based on polycrystalline
MOS and to improve their morphological and electrical properties, as well as to increase the sensitivity and
response time to toxic gases. Also, an appropriate MOS gas sensor is aimed to be integrated within Li-ion
battery pack for early diagnosis of cell failure and thermal runaway.