Dr Ramya Ravikumar

Dr Ramya Ravikumar

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

ramyar.chem@bmsce.ac.in

Research Interests: My research focuses on nuclear waste management, particularly in developing advanced ceramic and glass-based materials for immobilizing radionuclides. I explore their structural flexibility, chemical durability, and thermal stability with an emphasis on enhancing the safety and long-term stability of nuclear wasteforms.

About

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=JdzEGvwAAAAJ
ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2349-6673

Education

  • Chemistry - Nuclear waste mangement
    Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
    Passed Year: 2021 | Program Type: FullTime

Selected Publications

  • Journal | Published On : 01-01-2022
    Ramya Ravikumar, Buvaneswari Gopal*
    Structural integrity of Cs and Sr immobilized lacunar apatite phosphate simulated ceramic wasteform Na0. 9Cs0. 1Pb3Sr (PO4) 3 under heat and aqueous flow
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  • Journal | Published On : 19-11-2020
    Ramya Ravikumar, Buvaneswari Gopal*, JK Sekar, S Sriram, S Vijayalakshmi
    Chemical durability studies on multi rare earths immobilized simulated oxysilicate apatite wasteforms CaLa3.4Ce0.1Pr0.1Nd0.1Sm0.1Gd0.1Y0.1(SiO4)3O and Ca0.8Sr0.1Pb0.1La3.4Ce0.1Pr0.1Nd0.1Sm0.1Gd0.1Y0.1(SiO4)3O
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  • Journal | Published On : 15-07-2020
    Ramya Ravikumar, Buvaneswari Gopal*, Hrudananda Jena
    Fabrication, chemical and thermal stability studies of crystalline ceramic wasteform based on oxyapatite phosphate host LaSr4(PO4)3O for high level nuclear waste immobilization
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  • Journal | Published On : 17-05-2018
    Ramya Ravikumar, Buvaneswari Gopal*, Hrudananda Jena
    Crystal Chemical Substitution at Ca and La Sites in CaLa4(SiO4)3O To Design the Composition Ca1–xMxLa4-xREx(SiO4)3O for Nuclear Waste Immobilization and Its Influence on the Thermal Expansion Behavior
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  • Journal | Published On : 11-06-2014
    Gangadhara Angajala Gangadhara Angajala, R Ramya, R Subashini
    In-vitro anti-inflammatory and mosquito larvicidal efficacy of nickel nanoparticles phytofabricated from aqueous leaf extracts of Aegle marmelos Correa
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