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This document is a proposal submitted by Dr. Rajamouli Boddua to the Uka Tarsadia University Research Promotion Scheme in September 2018. The proposal outlines a molecular materials project using lanthanide elements for OLED applications. The proposal includes an introduction to lanthanides, objectives and strategy for the project, a summary of work, expected outcomes, budget and timeline, and details of the principal investigator's expertise. If funded, the project aims to design new luminescent materials using rare earth elements for uses in lamps, displays, biomedical markers, lasers, and telecommunications.
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My updated cv 2018
Dr A Srivani
Physics Doctorate
VVIT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
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- 1. Molecular Materials for OLEDs Dr. RAJAMOULI BODDULA Assistant Professor Department of Chemistry, UTU | Uka Tarsadia University Maliba Campus, Bardoli-Mahuva Road, Tarsadi, Barodli, Surat , Gujarat 394350 by September - 2018 Submitted to UKA TARSADIA UNIVERSITY La Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu
- 2. Dr. B. Rajamouli, UTU Research Promotion Scheme, September 2018 Outline Introduction of Lanthanides Literature Analysis Objectives Design & Strategy Summary of the Project Expected Outcomes Budget and Road map PI’s Expertise 2
- 3. The use of light at night appears to be directly related to wealth and prosperity. The lights also reflect trends in population and energy consumption. Acquired by NASA, Nov 2001, Physics Today, April 2002 Issue, 2015 Satellite image - World 19% of the Electrical Energy is Consumed for Lighting (Source: NASA) Dr. B. Rajamouli, UTU Research Promotion Scheme, September 2018 3
- 4. 4 The use of light at night appears to be directly related to wealth and prosperity. The lights also reflect trends in population and energy consumption. Acquired by NASA, Nov 2001, Physics Today, April 2002 Issue Satellite image - World 19% of the Electrical Energy is Consumed for Lighting (Source: NASA) 4
- 5. La Ce Pr Nd Pm Sm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu Luminescent RE ions UV, Visible excitation Visible, near IR emission Lamps and displays Bio markers & Liquid crystals Lasers, telecom Dr. B. Rajamouli, UTU Research Promotion Scheme, September 2018 5