Anuja Kulkarni

Anuja Kulkarni's work centers on designing nanomaterials—such as metal nanoparticles, polymer-metal composites, and hydrogels—for biomedical uses including drug delivery, wound healing, antibacterial treatment, and disease diagnosis. A recurring focus is using engineered materials to improve mass spectrometry (a technique for identifying molecules by their mass) for detecting small metabolites and profiling diseases like cancer. The publication record also includes a couple of unrelated medical case reports and engineering projects on driver drowsiness detection.

Publication output has been uneven over the last decade, dipping to zero in some years (2017, 2023) but rising to a peak of 6 in 2024, suggesting an irregular rather than steadily growing or declining pattern.

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