I am a physics graduate working at the experimental end of energy materials, and a researcher at Innovation Ghar Nepal since February 2023. My work runs from green hydrogen production by water electrolysis, green synthesis of copper nanoparticles from waste materials, to graphene synthesis and gas-sensor fabrication.

The common thread is the measurement itself: building the cell or the sensor, isolating one variable, and reporting what the instrument actually showed. A physics training is what makes that transferable — the electrochemistry, the nanomaterials and the sensing are different subjects, but they are the same discipline of controlled measurement.

Alongside the bench work I model and draw what I build — AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS and CATIA — and I instrument it with Arduino data loggers I write myself. I am looking for a group where that combination is useful: electrolyzer and electrocatalysis work first, oxide nanomaterials second.

Each is colour-coded the same way throughout my application materials. The order is deliberate: the hydrogen work is the strongest fit for an experimental physics background, and it leads.

Further project work

Grouped by what the work actually requires. Everything listed here is something I have personally built, run or written.

Training

If you are a principal investigator considering me for a funded place, the fastest route is email — I will send transcripts, the full CV, referee details and any paper on request.