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EMERGING MATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY
BIOTECHNOLOGY
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Annual Congress on
Global Congress on
Joint Event on
Biomedical Research
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ISSN: 0976-1683
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Volume 29
Gurumurthy Hegde, Biomed Res 2018, Volume 29 | DOI: 10.4066/biomedicalresearch-C4-009
EMERGING POROUS NANOPARTICLES
FROM BIOWASTES AND ITS
APPLICATIONS
D
ue to ever-growing human progress specially in technology has left many
wastes behind. Segregating the biowastes is big headache and due this
environment is heavily polluted. Working in this sector is utmost importance
for keeping future generation healthy. Time has arrived to treat biowastes in
to useful manner so that one can adopt waste to wealth approach. Porous
nanoparticles are having unique advantage due to their porous structure.
Obtaining porous structure is the state-of-the-art technology and it offers
many benefits for various applications. Carbon nanospheres from biowastes
are having inbuilt porous structure due to their lignocellulosic nature present in
biowastes. These emerging porous nano-structures from biowastes has been
used extensively in energy, water and health. Present talk summarizes the
overview of such porous nanostructures and their characterization along with
unique applications in supercapacitors, waste water treatment, antimicrobial
studies etc. This method offers low cost devices to the market, highly stable,
easy bulk production and environmentally friendly.
Biography
Gurumurthy Hegde has completed his PhD from
Mangalore University, India. Presently he is heading
Centre for Nano-Materials and Displays, BMS Col-
lege of Engineering, Bengaluru, India. He has over
125 publications with 18 patents in his name. His
H-index is 18 and has been serving as an Editorial
Board Member of reputed journals. He obtained
more than 60 international awards from various
countries like USA, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan,
India etc. He is expert in porous nanoparticles from
biowastes, energy, health, LCDs, liquid crystals etc.
He guided several students for their PhD.
hegde@bmsce.ac.inGurumurthy Hegde
BMS College of Engineering, India