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Ms. Nishaben Mahepal | Condensed Matter Physics | Best Researcher Award

Parul University | India

Ms. Nisha Mahepal is a dedicated research scholar at Parul University, specializing in Condensed Matter Physics with a focus on nanomaterials, thin-film fabrication, and computational modeling. She has distinguished herself academically as a Gold Medalist in M.Sc. Physics and has developed expertise in both experimental and theoretical aspects of materials research. Her scholarly contributions include publications in Brazilian Journal of Physics and Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, reflecting her strong engagement in contemporary materials science. She also serves as a reviewer for Physica Scripta, contributing to peer evaluation in her field. Nisha’s research integrates computational methods such as LAMMPS and Quantum ESPRESSO with experimental characterization to investigate electronic, optical, and structural properties of advanced materials. Her scientific efforts have resulted in 2 peer-reviewed publications indexed, with more than 1 citations and an h-index of 1, demonstrating her emerging research impact. Actively involved in professional development, she has participated in workshops and national conferences organized by PRL, BARC, and SERB, enhancing her exposure to cutting-edge methodologies in physics. Nisha’s analytical acumen, technical proficiency, and commitment to collaborative research make her a promising physicist contributing to advancements in condensed matter and nanoscience.

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Featured Publications

Mahepal, N., Akhani, T., & Solanki, M. B. (2025). First-principles simulation of SrReN₃ nitrogen-based perovskite: Insights into structural, electronic, thermoelectric, optical, and mechanical properties for next-generation materials. Brazilian Journal of Physics, 55(5), 1–22.
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Mahepal, N., Akhani, T., Solanki, M., & Thacker, B. (2025). Unveiling the multifunctional properties of SrWN₃ nitride perovskite: A DFT study on structural, electronic, optical, thermoelectric, and thermodynamic properties for next-generation applications. Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, 115552.

Nishaben Mahepal | Condensed Matter Physics | Best Researcher Award

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