Paresh Chandra Ray

Paresh Chandra Ray is a Professor in the Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Atmospheric Sciences at Jackson State University, affiliated with the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology. His research focuses on nanomaterials for bio-nanotechnology, with emphasis on cancer therapy, antimicrobial agents, environmental remediation, and plasmon-based sensing technologies. Dr. Ray’s work integrates nanotechnology with biomedical and environmental applications, aiming to address global challenges in health and sustainability.

Research Highlights:

• Development of multifunctional nanoplatforms for targeted drug delivery, pathogen detection, and toxin removal
• Design of plasmonic architectures for label-free biosensing and photothermal therapy
• Investigations into photocatalytic degradation mechanisms for persistent pollutants
• Engineering 2D materials (graphene, MoS₂) for energy and environmental applications

Recent Trends in Publications: Focus on perovskite solar cell optimization, advanced water purification systems, and nanotechnology-based solutions for superbug eradication. His work bridges fundamental materials science with translational applications in healthcare and environmental protection.

Grants & Collaborations: Active in NSF-funded projects on nanomaterials and HBCU research initiatives. Collaborates with institutions globally to advance nanomedicine and sustainable technologies.

Labs/Teams: Leads a research group developing cutting-edge nanotechnology solutions, with a focus on training students in interdisciplinary research methodologies.