About Prof. Marshal Dhayal

Associate Professor, Department of Physics, IIT Delhi

Prof. Marshal Dhayal

Prof. Marshal Dhayal

Associate Professor, Physics, IIT Delhi

marshal@iitd.ac.in

Prof. Marshal Dhayal is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at IIT Delhi, working at the interface of experimental plasma physics and biophysics. His research spans plasma-assisted materials, bio-sensing, stem-cell engineering and energy applications.

Over two decades, he has built and led laboratories across India, the UK, the USA and South Korea, secured competitive research funding, filed patents, and mentored a growing community of students and researchers.

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Journey

Career

  1. Dec 2023 – Present

    Associate Professor

    Department of Physics, IIT Delhi

    New Delhi, India

  2. Jul 2017 – Dec 2022

    Associate Professor

    School of Biomedical Engineering, IIT (BHU)

    Varanasi, India

  3. Mar 2013 – Jul 2017

    Senior Scientist

    CSIR-CCMB

    Hyderabad, India

  4. Mar 2009 – Jul 2013

    Scientist

    CSIR-CCMB

    Hyderabad, India

  5. Apr 2008 – Mar 2009

    Senior Fellow

    Dept. of Bioengineering, University of Washington

    Seattle, USA

  6. Aug 2006 – Mar 2008

    Scientist Fellow

    CSIR-National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

    New Delhi, India

  7. Apr 2004 – Mar 2006

    Research Professor

    Dongshin University

    Naju, South Korea

Foundation

Education

  1. 2000 – 2004

    Ph.D.

    UMIST, Manchester, England

    Thesis: Plasma treatment and deposition of polymeric materials with applications in life science. Advisor: Prof. James W. Bradley.

  2. 1999 – 2000

    Research Scholar

    Institute for Plasma Research (IPR)

    Gandhinagar, India

    Characterization of post-magnetron discharge for TiN coatings. Advisor: Dr. Subroto Mukherjee.

  3. 1996 – 1998

    M.Sc. Physics

    University of Rajasthan

    Jaipur, India

    Plastic scintillation detectors for β-ray detection. Advisor: Prof. Y.K. Vijay.

  4. 1993 – 1996

    B.Sc.

    University of Rajasthan

    Jaipur, India

    College Topper.

Funding

Research Grants

ProjectAgencyAmountPeriod
Early-stage detection of non-small cell lung cancerICMR₹50 lakh2020–2023
Nanoparticles supported conducting polymer platform(with Dr. Raju Khan)DBT₹89.32 lakh2017–2020
Biomolecules quantification methodsCSIR₹35 lakh2012–2017
Metal oxide materials for bone implantsCSIR₹27.75 lakh2012–2017
Electrochemical polymerization for stem cellsCSIR₹65 lakh2012–2015
Glycan functional surfaces in microfluidic devicesCSIR₹57.5 lakh2012–2015
Gold micro-electrode array for biosensorsDBT₹81 lakh2010–2014
Engineering nanomaterials toxicity assessment(with Dr. S. Singh)EU FP7€84K2011–2013
Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)(with Prof. S.K. Mendiratta)DST₹3.80 lakh2010–2013
Metal oxide doped TiO₂ for tissue engineeringDBT₹15 lakh2009–2012

Innovation

Patents

  1. 1

    Method for Electro/Electrochemical Differentiation of Stem Cells

    TEMP/E-1/7430/2022-DEL

  2. 2

    System and Method for Electrochemical Detection of Cell Characteristics

    TEMP/E-1/7199/2022-DEL

  3. 3

    Improved Digital Stethoscope

    TEMP/E-1/33329/2020-DEL

  4. 4

    Anti-Microbial Multi-Layer Face Mask

    TEMP/E-1/18855/2020-DEL

  5. 5

    Three Electrode System for Bacterial Inactivation

    TEMP/E-1/16742/2020-DEL

  6. 6

    Novel Metal Nanoparticles Synthesis Process

    TEMP/E-1/41068/2019-DEL

  7. 7

    Space Filler Material for Post-cancer Surgery

    TEMP/E-1/29577/2019-DEL

  8. 8

    Metal Nanoparticles Preparation

    EP3062945 B1 · US20160263657 A1 · AU · CA · CN

  9. 9

    Coating of Natural Fertiliser on Seed Surface

    Indian Patent 240394

Recognition

Awards & Honors

Short Research Trip to France (SRTF) scholarship — Ambassade De France En Inde (2023)Young Scientist Award — Society for Biomaterials and Artificial Organs (2017)Ph.D Fellowship — EPSRC, UMISTSociety of Vacuum Coaters (SVC) student sponsorshipPeter Allen Award — UMIST (MIT & UC Berkeley visits)JEST (1999) · NET Lectureship & JRF (2000) · GATE (2000)

Worldwide

Global Collaborations & Visits

InstitutionLocationYearHost / Collaborator
Sorbonne UniversityParis, France2023
OISTOkinawa, Japan2015Prof. Mukhles Ibrahim Sowwan
University of AveiroPortugal2011Prof. S.K. Mendiratta
University of BristolUK2011Prof. Mervyn Miles
Chonnam National UniversitySouth Korea2008 & 2010Prof. HB Gu
Washington State UniversityUSA2009Prof. Susmita Bose
Stanford Nanofabrication FacilityUSA2006Prof. Yoshio Nishi
University of LouisvilleUSA2006
MIT PSFC & UC BerkeleyUSA2003
Institute of Ion Beam Physics & Materials ResearchDresden, Germany2001Prof. Miller

Mentorship

Teaching

Courses taught at IIT Delhi and IIT (BHU):

Physics (IIT Delhi)BioMEMS and BiosensorsBiomechanicsBiomaterialsBiomaterials TechnologyPolymer in MedicineComposite Materials
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Infrastructure

Lab Facilities

  • Nano-material synthesis & thin-film deposition facilities
  • Lithography set-up for micro-structures and pattern generation
  • In-house plasma polymerization set-up
  • Micro-plasma source for material surface modification
  • Laboratory for biosensors
  • Selective differentiation of human Mesenchymal Stem Cells (hMSCs)

Book Chapter

Repopulation of Cirrhotic Liver by Hepatic Stem/Progenitor Cells

Liver Pathophysiology: Therapies & Antioxidants (Ed. Pablo Muriel)

Academic Press, 2017 · ISBN 978-0-12-804274

AK Khan, SK Vishwakarma, A Bardia, Md. A Habeeb, Marshal Dhayal