Keshaw Singh
11 Publications10 Research Themes5 Open Access
Research Overview & Focus
The researcher's work focuses on advancing novel materials and technologies for energy storage and detection systems, spanning across diverse fields including solar energy, biodegradable applications, and sensor technology. Their research integrates innovative approaches to improve the efficiency and versatility of energy storage devices and detection mechanisms across physical sciences, health sciences, and biotechnology.
Key Research Themes (10)
Physical Sciences
Conducting polymers and applications
Health Sciences
Hepatitis B Virus Studies
Physical Sciences
Magnesium Oxide Properties and Applications
Physical Sciences
Microbial Fuel Cells and Bioremediation
Physical Sciences
Natural Language Processing Techniques
Physical Sciences
QR Code Applications and Technologies
Physical Sciences
Semiconductor materials and devices
Physical Sciences
Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
Physical Sciences
Silicon and Solar Cell Technologies
Physical Sciences
Silicon Carbide Semiconductor Technologies
Publications (11)
Synthesis and Study of Electro-Optical Properties of Water-Soluble Polyaniline Prepared by Chemical Oxidation
Open AccessPerformance Evaluation of an Improved HBsAg Assay (HBsAg NEXT) for the Detection of HBsAg Levels
Open AccessThe stability of 3C-SiC(1 1 1) on Si(1 1 1) thin films: First-principles calculation
Adobe AMPS’s Submission for Very Low Resource Supervised Translation Task at WMT20
2020Natural Language Processing Techniques
Emerging trends and technologies for digital transformation of libraries
Open AccessFabrication and Study of Power- Output of MultiChamber Microbial Fuel Cells (Mfcs) With Clay as Ion Exchange Partition
Open AccessField testing of a magnesium oxide-lime-calcium chloride hydrochloric acid based filter
Open AccessPower output of Al/SnO2/n-Si solar cell
Generation of excess minority carriers in mos devices due to gamma irradiation
Instability phenomena in thin insulating films on silicon
Frequency Dependence of MOS Devices under Illumination
Academic Metrics
DepartmentDepartment of Physics
Total Publications11
Research Themes10
Open Access Papers5
Department of Physics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology