Department of Physics | Sardar Patel University | India
Ms. Jagrutiba Gohil is a dedicated PhD research scholar at Sardar Patel University, focusing on material science, specifically in photodetector materials like tin selenide (SnSe) and Indium Selenide (InSe) crystals. His research, which combines experimental crystal growth techniques and nanomaterials integration, explores self-powered photodetectors for optoelectronic applications. Jagrutiba is also an instructor at RPTP Science School and has made significant strides in both academic research and teaching.
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🎓 Early Academic Pursuits
Ms. Jagrutiba’s academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Sardar Patel University, where he achieved a solid foundation in the subject. His Master’s degree in Physics (M.Sc. and M.Phil.) further deepened his knowledge and set the stage for his doctoral research. With a passion for research, he began his Ph.D. in 2020, focusing on the growth, characterization, and application of semiconductor materials. His educational background reflects a commitment to excellence and continuous learning.
💼 Professional Endeavors
Ms. Jagrutiba’s professional career spans multiple areas, including research, teaching, and academic support. As a PhD scholar, he has contributed immensely to the field of materials science. He also plays a pivotal role in mentoring postgraduate students and supporting their research efforts. In addition to his academic commitments, he serves as a Physics instructor at RPTP Science School, where he fosters student engagement through hands-on learning and real-world physics applications.
🔬 Contributions and Research Focus
Ms. Jagrutiba’s research focus primarily lies in developing self-powered photodetectors, utilizing tin selenide (SnSe) and Indium Selenide (InSe) crystals. His work explores self-biased and self-powered devices, which promise significant advancements in optoelectronics. He has contributed to 8 peer-reviewed publications, exploring crystal growth techniques, material characterization, and the integration of nanomaterials into functional devices. His high-quality research and innovative techniques have significantly impacted the field of materials science.
🌍 Impact and Influence
Through his cutting-edge research, Jagrutiba has had a lasting impact on the field of optoelectronics, specifically in the development of self-powered photodetectors. His work has paved the way for new technologies in optical metrology, nanomaterial integration, and self-biased systems. His collaborative efforts, leadership, and research contributions have enhanced the scientific community’s understanding of semiconductor materials and their applications.
📑 Academic Cites
Ms. Jagrutiba’s work has been widely cited in prestigious journals, contributing to the advancement of photodetection technology. His publications in journals like Optical Materials, Materials Chemistry and Physics, and RSC Advances have garnered attention for their novel methodologies and innovative research. His ability to translate complex scientific concepts into meaningful applications makes his work highly valuable to the academic community.
🛠️ Research Skills
Ms. Jagrutiba has acquired a range of specialized research skills throughout his career. These include:
- Crystal growth techniques like Direct Vapor Transport (DVT)
- Advanced material characterization (UV-Visible spectroscopy, Hall effect, resistivity measurements, etc.)
- Synthesis of nanoparticles, thin films, and 2D materials using techniques like hydrothermal synthesis and electrophoresis
- Device fabrication including photodetectors, Schottky diodes, and PEC-type solar cells
These skills allow him to develop cutting-edge devices and systems that advance both optoelectronics and materials science.
🏅Awards and Honors
Ms. Jagrutiba’s efforts have been recognized through the SHODH Fellowship (2021-2023) by the Government of Gujarat, an award that underscores his research excellence and his contributions to materials science.
🌱 Legacy and Future Contributions
Ms. Jagrutiba’s future in research and education looks promising, as he continues to explore innovative material synthesis, device fabrication, and optical metrology techniques. His work aims to significantly impact the optoelectronics industry, with self-powered photodetectors that could revolutionize energy-efficient devices and sustainable technologies. As he progresses in his Ph.D. and teaching career, he hopes to inspire future generations of scientists, contributing to the advancement of material science and optoelectronics.
Publications Top Notes
Self-biased photoelectrochemical photodetector based on liquid phase exfoliated SnSe nanosheets
- Authors: Jagrutiba D. Gohil, Sanjay A. Bhakhar, Megha Patel, Hiren Shantilal Jagani, V.M. Pathak
Journal: Optical Materials
Year: 2024
Self-powered photodetector based on direct vapour transfer (DVT) method grown tin selenide (SnSe) crystals
- Authors: Jagrutiba Gohil, Vibhutiba Jethwa, Hirenkumar Shantilal Jagani, Ankit G. Dalvaniya, Vivek M. Pathak
Journal: Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Year: 2023
Stability & durability of self-driven photo-detective parameters based on Sn₁₋βSbβSe (β = 0, 0.05, 0.10, 0.15, 0.20) ternary alloy single crystals
- Authors: Jagrutiba Gohil, Hirenkumar Jagani, Vijay Dixit, Abhishek Patel, V.M. Pathak
Journal: RSC Advances
Year: 2022
Self-powered anisotropic photo-responsive properties of tin mono-selenide (SnSe) photodetector
- Authors: Jagrutiba Gohil, Hirenkumar Jagani, Abhishek Patel, V.M. Pathak
Journal: Optical Materials
Year: 2022
Enhanced visible-light photoresponse of DVT-grown Ni-doped SnSe crystal
- Authors: Jagrutiba Gohil, Vibhutiba Jethwa, Vivek M. Pathak, Gunvant K. Solanki, Payal Chauhan, Alkesh B. Patel, Chetan Zankat, Nashreen Patel
Journal: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics
Year: 2022
Sonochemical exfoliation, characterization and photoresponse of MoS₀.₅Se₁.₅ nanosheets
- Authors: Jagrutiba Gohil, Nashreen Patel, Sanjay A. Bhakhar, G.K. Solanki, K.D. Patel, V.M. Pathak, Chetan K. Zankat, Pratik M. Pataniya, Shubham U. Gupta
Journal: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics
Year: 2021