Semiconductor Sensors and Microsystems Group (SSMG)
R&D Focus Areas of the Group
- Physical sensors
- Chemical sensors
- Optical sensors
- Bio-sensors
- Flexible sensors
- III-Nitride-based HEMTs
- Other solid-state sensors, devices and microsystems
Vision
- To become a globally-renowned R&D Group in the area of semiconductor sensors and associated microsystems that propel the Institute to the fore-front of science, technology and innovation in national and international scenario.
Mission
- To undertake R&D work with individual and collective research excellence to develop various types of semiconductor-based sensors and microsystems those are required for societal and strategic applications.
- To generate commercially viable technologies, intellectual properties (IPs) and copyrights through new materials, process, techniques, innovative designs, etc. and subsequent transfer of technology and know-how to the industries.
- To collaborate with Industries to lead and support for demand-driven innovative product development in the area.
- To become a source of globally competitive technologies in the area of semiconductor sensors and microsystems.
Mandate
- To excel in scientific research individually and collectively in the area of semiconductor sensors including associated microsystems in order to provide end-to-end solution.
- Development of innovative and demand-driven products and technologies for strategic and societal applications.
- Technology development and delivery for strategic and industrial requirements.
- Motivating disruptive innovations in the area for IP generation leading to development and delivery of innovative products/ technologies.
- Networking with other R&D Groups of the Institute, other CSIR Labs, Industries, other R&D Labs of India and abroad, and reputed Academic Institutions for multi-disciplinary innovation.
- Academic and scientific pursuit aligning the vision and mission of the group for nurturing talent and manpower development.
Major Group Activities
- D-mode and E-mode GaN-based High Electron Mobility Transistors for power-devices and bio-sensing applications
- MEMS-based sensors and read-out circuits for temperature, pressure, gases like CO/ CO2 and hydrogen
- Graphene-based flexible and wearable sensors
- Ultrasonic transducers
Group Head

Email: spal.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2285
Group Members

Email: nidhi.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2416

Email: mahanth.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2332

Email: jitendra.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2267

Email: rmukhiya.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2353

Email: sumitra.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2403

Email: rishi.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2312

Email: santoshkumar.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2312

Email: soumendu.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2281

Email: skm.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2273

Email: ranjan88.ceeri@csir.res.in
EPBX: 2273