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Faculty Details Dipti Gupta

Professor

Dipti Gupta

Email: diptig[at]iitb[dot]ac[dot]in

Phone: (+91) (022) 2576 7608

Education: 

  • PhD ­ 2007, Mats. & Met. Engg., IIT Kanpur, India 
  • M­Tech ­ 2002 ­ Mats. & Met. Engg., IIT Kanpur, India. 
  • B­Tech ­ 2000 Mats. & Met. Engg., IIT Kanpur, India.
Teaching

In her teaching, Prof. Dipti Gupta has taken inter­disciplinary approaches where she covers a wide range of topics from physics, chemistry, materials, electronics, and electrical engineering to equip students with basic concepts, device physics and fabrication aspects of traditional silicon based semiconductors and organic semiconductors. UG courses: Semiconductor Devices and Processing, Materials and Technology PG Courses: Organic Semiconductor and Devices

Research profile

Prof. Dipti Gupta's research interests are in the area of ‘Flexible/ Stretchable/Printed Electronics’ for the energy and bio­medical applications. She has focused on technology/product development and has conducted application­ oriented research that has resulted in several patents and publications in internationally reputed journals. She has been instrumental in establishing Technology Innovation Hub on IoT and IoE at IIT Bombay and serves as Executive member. She serves in Center Policy Committe of recently established Center for Semiconductor technologies at IITB. Further, she is associated with Koita Center for Digital Health (KCDH), Wadhwani Research Center for Bioengineering (WRCB), etc. Her group has developed Soft, lightweight flexible printed sensors that flex, stretch, bent, twist, conform and can comfortably be worn on the body are very important for health diagnosis and treatment as they enable real time monitoring of human health status. Her group has developed technologies for printed batteries, triboelectric nanogenerators, vibrations sensors for structural health monitoring, sub­zero temperature sensors, organic thin film transistor based biosensors etc.

Research interest
  • Flexible/Stretchable/Printed/Wearable electronics 
  • Sensors and systems for healthcare applications 
  • Energy harvesting and storage Devices 
  • Structural electronics, 3D printing
References

Publications

  1. Tania Mukherjee and Dipti Gupta, “Cognitive gripping with flexible graphene printed multi­sensor array”, Nature Communications Engineering, 2, 27, (2023) 
  2. Ashok Kushwaha, Ankur Sharma, Bharat Bhushan Bhatt, Amartya Mukhopadhyay, Dipti Gupta, “Inkjet­Printed Graphene­Modified Aluminum Current Collector for High­Voltage Lithium­Ion Battery”, ACS Applied Energy Materials, (2023)

References

  1. Ravinder Reddy, G. Srinivas, Dipti Gupta, “Smart electronic sensor for physiological monitoring”, Indian Patent Application no. 201821019280, Granted, Patent No. 370588 
  2. D. Gupta, R. Anand, L. Kumar, S. Sahu, “Organic Electrochemical Transistor Based Biosensor for Wearable Sensor for pulse waveform monitoring