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Advanced Materials and Device Physics
Laser Physics and Photonics
High Energy Physics
Computational Materials and Soft Matter Physics
Advanced Materials and Device Physics
Group Members
Dr Sabyasachi Mukhopadhyay
Dr Pranab Mandal
Dr Jatis Kumar Dash
Dr L N Patro
Dr Mallikarjuna Rao
Dr Siddhartha Ghosh
Electron Transport across Multi-dimensional Molecular Junctions
Pb-free piezoceramics based flexible hybrid nanogenerator and sensing devices
Fabrication of 2D Materials for Energy and Electronic Applications
Development of solid electrolytes for all-solid-state Na and F-ion batteries
Electron Transport across Multi-dimensional Molecular Junctions
CO2 reduction into useful fuels via photocatalytic process
Interfacial Interaction at solid/liquid phase boundary to develop smart surfaces
Laser Physics and Photonics
Group Members
Dr Gangireddy Salla
Dr Ravi Kumar
Optical Communication using Structured Light Beams
Computational Imaging
Optical Information Processing
Magnetically Field Tunable Optical Properties of multiferroic materials
Polarization and Partially Coherent Optics
High Energy Physics
Group Members
Dr Amit Chakraborty
Dr Johannes Krischer
Dr Ashmita Das
Dr Basabendu Barman
Theoretical particle physics, beyond the Standard Model
Collider phenomenology, Machine learning
Dark Matter physics, early Universe Cosmology
Effective (field) theories for a connection between particle, nuclear and atomic physics
Semiclassical gravity, black hole physics
Unruh effect, relativistic quantum information
Computational Materials and Soft Matter Physics
Group Members
Prof. Ranjit Thapa
Dr Soumyajyoti Biswas
Dr Supravat Dey
Dr Pankaj Bhalla
Dr Debabrata Pramanik
Dr Anita Haldar
Theory of Catalysis: Quantum mechanics and Machine Learning
Statistical physics of fracture of disordered materials; Complex systems: socio & econophysics
Soft matter and biophysics, rare event sampling
Topological quantum materials, transport/ optical properties of 2D materials
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