Rajat Banerjee
Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute
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Iete Technical Review | 2014
Dwijesh Dutta Majumder; Rajat Banerjee; Christian Ulrichs; Inga Mewis; Arunava Goswami
Abstract The most frequently used high tech words in the scientific world now are Computer, gene and nanometer. On 29 December 1959, Richard P Feynman [1] gave a talk at the annual meeting of the American Physical society that hasbecome one of the twentieth century’s classic science lectures titled “There is Plenty of Room at the Bottom”. He presented a technological vision of the miniaturization of materials, manipulating and controlling things on asmall scale called “Nanotechnology”. Feynman visualized a technology using a toolbox of nature to build nano-object by atom by atom or molecule by molecule. Taking into account of the future potential of nanoscience, National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) of the White House created the interagency working group on Nanoscience,Engineering and Technology (IWGN) in 1998. A grant of
Iete Journal of Research | 2006
Dwijesh Dutta Majumder; Rajat Banerjee; Sunit K Mukhopadhayay; Christian Ulrichs; Inga Mewis; A. Samanta; Asit K. Das; Sujit Adhikary; Arunava Goswami
497 million was granted to National Nanotechnology Institute (NNI) in the year 2001 and made it a top science and technology priority. Scientists are already developing nano-applications that will be bringing revolution in a host of products and services like battery storage capacity, computer chip minimization, drug delivery, facial creams, food processing, agricultural insect control, solar energy management and water purification. The United States have decided to spend US
RSC Advances | 2015
Sujan Ghosh; A Ghosh; Jonaki Mukherjee; Rajat Banerjee
3.7 billion during 2005–2008 and have spent almost US
Journal of Materials Chemistry C | 2013
Jonaki Mukherjee; Ashok Ranjan; Arvind Kumar Saxena; Sankar Karan; Dwijesh Dutta Majumder; Arnab Ghosh; Sujan Ghosh; Probal Kumar Das; Rajat Banerjee
3 billion during 2002–2005. The European Union will spend US
AIP Advances | 2011
Sujan Ghosh; Arnab Ghosh; Sukhen Das; Tanusree Kar; Probal Kumar Das; Rajat Banerjee
1.7 billion and the figures for other countries are - Japan (US
Bulletin of Materials Science | 2001
Rajat Banerjee
3 billion), China (US
Bulletin of Materials Science | 2001
Rajat Banerjee; Bikas K. Chakrabarti
240 million), Brazil (US
Bulletin of Materials Science | 1996
Rajat Banerjee; Bijit Kumar Sarkar
25 million), India (US
SOLID STATE PHYSICS: Proceedings of the 59th DAE Solid State Physics Symposium#N#2014 | 2015
Sujan Ghosh; Arnab Ghosh; Jonaki Mukherjee; Rajat Banerjee
23 million), South Africa (US
RSC Advances | 2014
Jonaki Mukherjee; Arnab Ghosh; Sujan Ghosh; Ashok Ranjan; Arvind Kumar Saxena; Probal Kumar Das; Rajat Banerjee
6 million) and Argentina (US
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