Nidhi Dhull

Nidhi Dhull

Nidhi Dhull is a freelance scientific writer, editor, and reviewer with a PhD in Physics.

Nidhi has an extensive research experience in material sciences. Her research has been mainly focused on biosensing applications of thin films. During her Ph.D., she developed a noninvasive immunosensor for cortisol hormone and a paper-based biosensor for E. coli bacteria. Her works have been published in reputed journals of publishers like Elsevier and Taylor & Francis. She has also made a significant contribution to some pending patents.

Her expertise lies in thin film processing and characterization including clean room experience. Apart from experimental Physics, she is inclined towards material science research through simulations and modeling using tools like COMSOL. She looks forward to working in this direction in the future.

Along with her thesis work, Nidhi was engaged in multiple research projects and handled their documentation and financial aspects as well. Post her Ph.D. thesis submission, Nidhi started editing and proofreading technical articles around 2 years ago and has been both a freelancer and contract editor and reviewer.

Besides Physics, Nidhi keeps herself updated about new research and developments in other fields of science and is passionate about scientific writing. She likes to write about the latest findings and innovations. Teamwork, multitasking, and cooperation are some of her strengths. Outside of work, she enjoys being around family, reading, and long walks.

Articles from Nidhi

Study Reveals 320 % Surge in Construction Robotics Research, Mapping Two Decades of Global Trends

Researchers Explore How Carbon Nanotubes Help Cement Resist Chloride Damage Under Heat Stress

Researchers Develop Low-Carbon Soil Binder from Industrial By-Products

Neural Networks and LLMs Accelerate Discovery of Low-Carbon Cement Alternatives

Living Tattoos: Microbial Inks Could Redefine Building Design

AI-Powered Model Predicts Carbon Footprint of New Cement Alternative with High Accuracy

New Magnetic Cement Material Enhances Underwater Crack Repairs

Mass Timber Adoption May Drive Reforestation and Slash Emissions

AI Models Predict Concrete Strength Using Recycled Glass, Boosting Green Construction

Ginger in Cement? Scientists Say it's the Key to Mold-Free Walls

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