MSRI

Material Science Research India (MSRI) Journal is a open access, peer reviewed international journal, devoted to experimental and theoretical research into the synthesis, structure, properties and applications of materials.     Read more

ISSN : 0973-3469   , Online ISSN: 2394-0565

Abbreviation of Journal : Mat. Sci. Res. India

DOI Prefix : 10.13005

Frequency : Tri-annually (April, August, December)

Published by : Oriental Scientific Publishing Company
Editor in Chief : Dr. Satyabrata Jit


Aims and Scope  

Recent Articles

Examination Through Experimentation of the Utilization of Paper, Pulp and Waste Cloth in Concrete

Introduction General India produces more than 300 million tons of industrial waste annually from chemical and agricultural processes. These materials have issues with  waste, health risks, and visual issues. Recycled paper fibers can only be used a certain number of times before they become too weak or short to be used to produce high-quality paper. It indicates that the fragmented, …

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Effect of Mn Dopant on Structural and Optical Properties of NiFe2O4 Nanoparticles Synthesized by Autocombustion Method.

Introduction Nano ferrite particles are recently finding potential applicant in automated industries due to their desirable optical and electrical properties1-2. Due to different properties of ferrites it has been prepared to meet the remarkable uses in microwave fields, engineering, permanent magnet, transformer core and memory chips etc. The spinel ferrites are semiconducting in nature. The electrical property depends on several …

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Enhancing Electrical Conductance in Acene-Based Molecular Junctions: A Hybrid Approach

Introduction In recent years, there has been significant interest in the study of charge transport in molecular junctions (MJs). These systems consists of a molecule sandwiched between two metal electrodes. Understanding the nature of charge transport across these interfaces is of crucial importance for the improvement in molecular electronics. One class of molecules that has been studied as potential candidates …

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