Mayuri K. Porwal

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Dr. Mayuri K. Porwal is a leading researcher in materials science and electromagnetic engineering, with a primary focus on developing advanced microwave-absorbing materials from industrial waste. Her most impactful work centers on the innovative use of fly ash cenospheres—a byproduct of coal combustion—to create lightweight, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable composites for broadband microwave absorption. Her seminal 2017 paper, "Industrial waste fly ash cenosphere composites based broad band microwave absorber," has garnered 91 citations, underscoring its significance in addressing both electromagnetic pollution and waste management challenges. Dr. Porwal’s contributions have paved the way for scalable, eco-friendly solutions in stealth technology, telecommunications, and electromagnetic interference shielding. Her research not only demonstrates high citation impact but also exemplifies the practical application of circular economy principles in advanced materials. By transforming industrial waste into high-performance functional materials, Dr. Porwal has established herself as a pioneer in sustainable electromagnetic engineering, inspiring further exploration into waste-derived composites for next-generation electronic and defense applications.