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Subrata Roy Google Scholar __full__ (2024)
Plasma physics, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), micro/nanofluidics, and plasma-based sterilization.
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Upon viewing Dr. Roy’s profile, one is immediately struck by the numbers. With an frequently soaring into the high 40s or 50s (a metric that measures both productivity and citation impact), and a total citation count numbering in the thousands, his standing is undeniable. subrata roy google scholar
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His highly cited papers on this topic explore how plasma can be generated at atmospheric pressure to create a "wall jet" of air over an airplane wing. This seemingly esoteric physics problem has massive implications: Roy’s profile, one is immediately struck by the numbers
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Inorganic and Physical Chemistry, focusing on water oxidation catalysis. Dr. Subrat Roy Roy, and what his citation metrics tell us
Invention of technology for decontamination and sterilization.
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