Saion Sinha


Faculty Member
Saion Sinha
Title: Associate Professor
University Research Scholar
College: College of Arts and Sciences
Dept: Physics
Phone:203.932.7152
Email: ssinha@newhaven.edu

Office:

Maxcy Hall 117

 

Education

Ph.D. - University of Kentucky

B.S. and M.S. in Physics from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India.
 

Published Books and Articles

Refereed Publication
Contributed


Study on the growth conditions of Silicon Nanowires, Saion Sinha , C. Wynshank, C. Broadbridge, B. Gao, O. Zhou, submitted Journal of Material Science

Electronic Structures of Single walled Carbon Nanotubes determined by NMR,. S. Sinha et al Science, 2000, April 21, 288, pg 492

Alloy formation in Nanostructured Silicon, Bo Gao, Saion Sinha , Otto Zhou Journal of Advanced Materials., 2001, 13, pg 816-819

Synthesis of Silicon Nanowires and novel Nano-Dendrite structures, Saion Sinha, Bo Gao, Otto Zhou; Electronic Structure of Novel Materials, 2000,342

Zero Bias Conductance Peak enhancement in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 to Pb Tunneling junction, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng; Physical Review Letters 1998 vol 80 pg 1296

Andreev Reflection in Pb/BSCCO Tunneling Junction, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng; Journal of Chem & Physics of Solids 1998 vol 59 pg 2078

Magnetic field dependence on Zero Bias Conductance Peak, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng; Europhysics Letters 1998 vol 44 pg 648

Novel technique to synthesize Silicon Nanodendrites, Saion Sinha, Bo Gao, O. Zhou; Material Research Society Bulletin- Spring 2001
Invited
 Zero Bias Conductance Peaks in High Tc Superconductors, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng Superlattice and Microstructures, Vol25, pg1055, 1999

Other Publications
Professional
Synthesis of Novel Silicon Nanodendrites, Saion Sinha, B. Gao. O. Zhou CMOC (Connecticut Microelectronic and Optoelectronic Consortium) Bulletin 2001
Popular

  • “Small World”--- article on Southern Life, Nov 2000
  • “Nanotechnology” --- article New Haven Register , Jan 11th 2001
  • “Marriage of Molecules & Business” – article on Business New Haven, Feb 2002

Other

Dr. Saion Sinha has considerable research expertise in the area of Nanotechnology and particularly in nanomaterials.  He studied low-band gap semiconductors for his Masters and High Tc superconductors for his Ph.D dissetation. He gained significant experience in nanomaterials during his tenure as a Research Scientist at the North Carolina Center for Nanoscale Materials and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His expertise is in synthesizing novel structures of nanoscale materials. He is pursuing research in nanomaterial synthesis at UNH and earlier at Southern Connecticut State University. He has a number of publications in reputed journals and a patent in rechargeable batteries. He has delivered number of lectures in the technical and business aspects of nanotechnology in the U.S. and abroad.

Contributed Presentations:

Synthesis of Silicon Nanodendrites, Saion Sinha, Bo Gao, Otto Zhou; MRS Spring meeting 2001, San Francisco, CA

Synthesis and Characterization of Silicon nanostructures, Saion Sinha, Bo Gao, L.Fleming, J. Lorentzen, L. McNeil, O. Zhou; APS March meeting 2000, Minneapolis

Study of the Zero bias Conductance Peak in Metal Superconductor Junctions, Saion Sinha, K.-W Ng; American Physical Society March Meeting (1999) Atlanta, Georgia

Magnetic field dependence study of the Zero Bias Conductance Peak in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 to Metal Junctions, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng; American Physical Society March Meeting (1998) Los Angeles, CA

Study of Zero Bias Conductance Peak Enhancement in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 to Pb Junctions, Saion Sinha , K.-W. Ng; CAP-Congress, Calgary, CANADA; June 1997

Characterization of ultra-fine Nanoparticles Manufactured by Laser Pyrolysis, X.X.Bi, S.Sinha, P.C.Eklund ; MRS Meeting, Boston, November 1992


Invited Presentations

  • Nanowires as future sensors- June 2001
    Perkin Elmer Instruments, SHELTON, CT, U.S.A.
  • Silicon Nanowires --- Synthesis, Characterization and Application- May 2001
    Inframat Technologies, WILLINGTON, CT, U.S.A.
  • Synthesis, Characterization and Application of Nanotubes/Nanowires- Jan 2001
    Indian Institute of Technology; KHARAGPUR, INDIA
  • Application and Synthesis of thin films of Nanoscale Materials- June 2000
    UHV – Technologies Inc. MOUNT LAUREL, NJ, U.S.A.
  • Playing with Atoms- March 2000
    Ball State University, MUNCIE, IN, U.S.A.
  • Synthesis of Nanotube film by Pulsed Laser Deposition- April 1999
    Holographics Inc. , NEW YORK, NY, U.S.A.
  • Detailed study of the Metal/ BSCCO Zero Bias Conductance Peak- April 1998
    University of North Carolina, CHAPEL HILL , NC ,U.S.A.
  • Electromagnetism ----- A fun game- Feb 1998
    School of Maths and Sciences , MOBILE, AL, USA
  • Study of Superconductor superlattice study by magnetron sputtering
    EG & G Photo-electronics, MONTREAL, CANADA- Nov 1997

 

Patents:
U.S. Patent # 6,334,939 titled “ Nanostructure Based High Energy Capacity Material”

Curriculum Development & Organization:

  • Developed and organized a workshop on “Nanotechnology” for Business Professionals at Southern Connecticut State University
  • Worked on Developing a “Business of Science” program at Southern Connecticut State University
  • Worked on Developing a “Applied Physics” specialization at Southern Connecticut State University

Awards
Research Grants

2002- U.S. Nanocorps Inc. --- for preliminary study on thermal properties of nanofilms
2002- Connecticut State --- for developing PLD system to grow nanoceramic films
2001- Connecticut State --- --- for study on the growth of nanowires

Research Honors
2001- Letter of Honor from Ms. Rosa DeLauro, Member of Congress (3rd. District, CT) CT)
2001- Letter of Appreciation for research from Mr. Mike Adanti, President SCSU

Academic Honors
1991 J.C. Ghosh Memorial Merit Scholarship ( for performance in M.S.)
1985 Merit Scholarship ( for performance in Mathematics Olympiad )
1984 National Scholarship ( for performance in Secondary Examination

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