"Interestingly, Dr Murali did his Masters in Chemistry at University of Hyderabad. It was a wonderful platform for academic and policy exchange for young scientists from five countries. "I am thankful to my family for China stainless steel coolers Manufacturers giving me moral support and without them, I would not have gone this far," he says. from Indian Institute of Science, India, he moved to King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia, to work on broader aspects of solar cells. A good response was received from Professor Hanying Li, Department of Polymer Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, China.Dr Murali’s other interests include making chemistry video lectures for graduate school children, reviewing the submitted manuscripts, spending time on Research Gate to answer queries from researchers and, during his free time, writing the review articles.His contribution to the photovoltaic (Solar Cells) research is evident from his 45 publications in nature, advanced materials, JACS, Angew.

　　"At home, I enjoy playing music and gardening," he concludes. "However, more is yet to be done from India and I wish we can establish a strong interdisciplinary network in our country too," he says. It is a great achievement for Dr Murali, who is originally from Koulpur-Village, Nandipet-Mandal, Nizamabad-District, Telangana, to have attended a meeting of this grandeur and magnitude.Dr Murali Banavoth, Assistant Professor, School of Chemistry, University of Hyderabad (UoH) was selected as the Young Scientist for the 2nd BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) summit that concluded recently at Hangzhou, China. He presented a talk on "A New Paradigm in Future Photovoltaics: Single Crystal Perovskite Solar Cells". He informs, "The new strategies for fabricating monocrystalline thin film perovskite solar cells were briefly discussed at the young scientist’s forum. adding, "Undoubtedly, it helped us grow our skills and also stimulated our interests in the strategic research of future technologies; in my case solar energy.. Chem."The BRICS forum this year was centered on three subjects — energy, material and biotechnology.Obtaining his PhD.