Research @ Department

Areas

The department has active research in the areas of Space Science, Material Science and Computational Physics. Research flourishes in our 30 departments across five schools, as well as in dozens of centers, labs, and programs that convene experts across disciplines to explore new intellectual frontiers and attack important societal problems. Our aim is to bring diverse talent to bear, together, on big problems. For instance, the MIT Energy Initiative(opens in new window) depends on the participation of a range of faculty and students in its pursuit of sustainable energy at scale. Likewise, the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer 

Guides

Dr. Siby Mathew is serving as a research guide approved by Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.

Research Students

Dr. Sumod is serving as a research guide approved by Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam

Research Scholars

Projects

Ongoing Projects

1. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.
2. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.
3. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.

Completed Projects

1. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.
2. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.
3. Guten Nano Project funded by DSt with a sanctioned amount of Rs. 100000/- Project Sanction number 123456987, 2012.

UG & PG Projects

Our on-campus research capabilities are enhanced through the work of MIT Lincoln Laboratory(opens in new window), the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution(opens in new window), active research relationships with industry(opens in new window), and a wide range of global collaborations(opens in new window). In this work, the MIT Libraries(opens in new window) serve as a crucial partner and a source of important research in their own right.