Dr. Parva Chhantyal

Feature Writer

MEng. Chemical Engineering, Ph.D. Nanotechnology

After graduating from The University of Manchester with a Master's degree in Chemical Engineering with Energy and Environment in 2013, Parva moved to Leibniz University Hannover in Germany to pursue her PhD degree in Nanotechnology. During her PhD, she also held a Research Assistant position at Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V.

Her work experience and PhD specialized in understanding the optical properties of Nano-materials. Since completing her PhD in 2017, she is working at Steinbeis R-Tech as a Project Manager. Her work responsibilities include scientific and project management leading of projects in the area of life-cycle assessment of the production processes and risk analysis of nanomaterials in co-operation with different industrial partners.

Articles from Parva

qPlus Sensors in Atomic Force Microscopy

qPlus based AFM is known as the best method to study equipment and materials at ultralow temperatures as it allows examining and navigating even the nonconductive parts of the equipment and materials.

15 Mar 2022

Ultra-Sensitive Graphene-Based Sensors for Next-Generation Surgical Robotics

Atomic Mechanics, a Manchester, UK-based company, has developed a graphene-polymer-based Micro Electromechanical Systems (MEMs).

24 Sep 2020

Versatile Radar Level Sensor: NCR-86

Versatile Radar Level Sensor: NCR-86

The NCR-86 is a versatile radar level sensor for continuous level measurement in any bulk density solid or specific gravity liquid.

From BinMaster

Cubic TDLAS Methane Gas Sensing Solutions for Oil and Gas Industry

Cubic TDLAS Methane Gas Sensing Solutions for Oil and Gas Industry

Discover the Cubic TDLAS methane gas sensing solutions for the oil and gas industry.

From Cubic Sensor and Instrument Co. Ltd

The capaNCDT 6228: A New Standard in Capacitive High Temperature Sensors up to 800 °C

The capaNCDT 6228: A New Standard in Capacitive High Temperature Sensors up to 800 °C

This product profile provides a detailed overview of the capabilities and potential uses of the capaNCDT 6228, the latest addition to Micro Epsilon's range of capacitive sensors.

From Micro-Epsilon

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