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Manoj Aravind Sankar is listed as Research | Carbon | Materials Science | Multifunctional Composites | Engineering at Cactus Communications, a with 2011 employees, based in New Delhi, Delhi, India. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at cactusglobal.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Manoj Aravind Sankar.
Manoj Aravind Sankar previously worked as Trainer at Cactus Communications and Editor - Materials Science at Cactus Communications. Manoj Aravind Sankar holds Master Of Science - Ms, Materials Science And Engineering, 3.5 from University Of California, Los Angeles.
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I am a materials science and engineering graduate with early-career research experience in carbon materials, multifunctional materials, composites, and nanomaterials.> Conceptualized the use of lampblack (a novel, plant-derived form of carbon black) as a low-cost, material-based supercapacitor electrode. The idea was selected among the final 20 out of the initial 100 at Innovation in Manufacturing Practices 2017, a flagship event of Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur.> Did an elaborate scrutiny of carbon black, activated carbon, and graphene for electrochemical applications in master's term papers.>Master's capstone centered on enhancing the porosity and hydrophobicity of the carbon black in the catalyst support of PEM fuel cells toward addressing the water management issue, decreasing the Pt loading, and improving the electrochemical performance.> Worked with doctoral and postdoctoral researchers at UCLA on processing resorcinol–formaldehyde gel into mesoporous carbon for electrode and catalyst applications.> Presently conducting independent research on waste-derived carbon-based material "lampblack" and customizing it into multifunctional composites: optical (absorptive filters), thermal (heat absorbers), electronic (electrodes and antennas), and electrochemical (anti-corrosion, battery, supercapacitor, and fuel cell) applications.> Formulated novel graphene-based paints customized for space applications toward two ISRO-funded projects: (1) an electrically conductive coating on a polyimide film without any metal or conductive binder and (2) a thermal-resistant coating onto CFRP-based modules for withstanding 400–500 °C in an open environment.> Experimental testing of novel solvent-based synthesis of graphene from graphitizing carbons.> Obtained prima facie findings on deriving carbon quantum dots from plant twig charcoals.> In-principle testing of carbon–metal oxide composites as electrodes for biomethane production.> Developing thin-film, lightweight carbon electrodes that can potentially be scaled to functionally replace the standard metal-based electrodes in biomedical applications.> Research output throughout my academic journey: 5 publications, 3 granted Indian patents, 2 manuscripts under review, 10 filed Indian patent applications, 2 technical posters at international research events, and 2 project demonstrations at national research events.
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• Managing orientation and training programs for newly hired STEM editors and reviewers (33 mentees so far) by guiding through editorial resources, resolving queries, reviewing assignments, providing feedback, and conducting one-to-one discussions on Teams.• Grading, reporting to Skill and Knowledge Management, and ensuring a structured job–feedback–job work cycle.
• Copyediting and proofreading manuscripts written by non-native authors for grammar, clarity, readability, formal tone, technicality, and logic and ensuring that the final text is in standard, scientific, academic English.• Formatting and typesetting manuscripts in terms of templates and reference styles (APA, IEEE, Vancouver, etc.).• Writing highlights, cover letters, and responses to reviewers in accordance with target journal specifications.• Edited original research articles, reviews, communications, letters, minireviews, and reports for submissions to journals published by Nature, Science, RSC, ACS, Taylor & Francis, Wiley, MDPI, Springer, Elsevier, and IEEE thus far.• Worked on 387 assignments (materials science, engineering, physics, chemistry, nanotechnology, etc.) to date.• Adhering to journal-specific instructions, subject-matter conventions, and proactively adapting working approach.• Bridging the gap between innovation and communication and helping researchers get research articles published.
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
> Conducting materials research and investigations at the Centre for Antenna and Electronic Materials laboratory.> Synthesizing carbon materials/composites (especially carbon black, activated carbon, graphite, and graphene) and fabricating as-derived coatings.> Performing spectral, thermal, electrical, optical, electrochemical, mechanical, and electromagnetic characterizations based on the target applications.> Optimizing the material composition and fine-tuning the preparation methodology toward developing affordable, high-performance, material-based supercapacitor and PEM fuel cell electrodes, optical filters, hydrophobic surfaces, heat-blocking films, printed electronic sensors, and antennas.> Assisted the principal investigator in carbon material selection, coating, and testing for two funded projects: [1] Design and development of optimized miniature antenna modules with duality function for inflatable satellite antenna setup (ISRO Space Applications Centre) and [2] Copper coating on epoxy–carbon composite for radio frequency reflector antennas: Graphene based coating on epoxy–carbon composite for parameters improvement of radio frequency reflector antennas (ISRO Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre).
Los Angeles, California, United States
• PHY 4BL—Physics Laboratory for Scientists and Engineers: Electricity, Magnetism and Optics. [Fall 2020]• Taught 2 sections of 50 undergraduate engineering and physical sciences undergraduate students via Zoom.• Remotely conducted 8 experiments on sound waves and electric circuits encompassing Fourier transforms, harmonics–overtones, Butterworth filters, and virtual oscilloscope involving Arduino Uno, Python, and multimeter.• Judged 21 online group presentations and assessed 8 worksheets and 4 reports per student.
Los Angeles, California, United States
• PHY 5CL—Physics for Life Sciences Majors: Electricity, Magnetism, and Modern Physics Laboratory. [Summer 2020]• Handled Zoom lab sessions for 3 sections consisting of 84 undergraduate students majoring in life sciences.• Concretized students’ understanding of the fundamentals via Snap Circuits kit, multimeter, and physics simulations.• Prepared amusing, informative pre-lab lecture slides and enhanced the students’ appreciation for physics in biomedical engineering, botany, electrophysiology, biomagnetism, photobiology, and radiology via 8 experiments.
Los Angeles, California, United States
• PHY 5CL—Physics for Life Sciences Majors: Electricity, Magnetism, and Modern Physics Laboratory. [Spring 2020]• Delivered laboratory academic content to 3 sections comprising 85 undergraduate life sciences students on Zoom.• Guided 16 student teams in creating projects using Snap Circuits kit; multimeter; and PhET, Falstad, and Physlet simulations demonstrating applications of physics in medical technologies and reviewed their remote presentations.• Assessed students’ mastery in fulfilling course objectives by means of 6 response sheets and a project proposal.• Framed question sets functional as research leads toward correlating the concepts of physics with life sciences.
Los Angeles, California, United States
• PHY 4AL—Physics Laboratory for Scientists and Engineers: Mechanics. [Fall 2019 and Winter 2020]• Imparted the laboratory curriculum to 3 sections of 67 undergraduate engineering and physical sciences students.• Harnessed air track, masses, springs, vibratory motor, Arduino Uno kit, Python (NumPy, SciPy) data analysis, multimeter, and tracker for 10 experiments on kinematics, gravitation, friction, conservation, SHM, and oscillations.• Mentored 24 student teams to conceptualize and realize projects blending mechanics with other physics realms.• Evaluated 50 group presentations and graded 13 assignments per student.
Los Angeles, California, United States
• PHY 4BL—Physics Laboratory for Scientists and Engineers: Electricity, Magnetism and Optics. [Spring 2019]• Executed teaching duties for 2 laboratory sections of 25 undergraduate engineering and physical sciences students.• Organized 7 experiments on electricity, magnetostatics, electromagnetism, acoustics, and geometric–wave optics.• Equipped students with technical and core competencies in conducting experiments using oscilloscope, function generator, RPS, transformer, rectifier circuit, magnetometer, laser, ray box, mirrors, lenses, and diffraction gratings.• Graded 7 lab reports (worksheets + observations) per student and furnished detailed, personalized feedback.
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> Capstone: Tailoring porosity and hydrophobicity of carbon catalyst support for PEM fuel cell water management. > Published 2 research.
> Assisted my project guide and lab in-charge in modernizing and systematizing the Telecom Centres Of Excellence Laboratory, Research Park.
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Manoj Aravind Sankar holds Master Of Science - Ms, Materials Science And Engineering, 3.5 from University Of California, Los Angeles.
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