Biography |
I graduated with a Ph. D. degree from IIT Madras in the year 2019. During my Ph. D. programme, I worked under the joint guidance of Dr. Pranawa C. Deshmukh and Dr. G. Aravind. The title of my Ph. D. thesis is "Wigner time delay studies in photoionization and photodetachment of atomic systems". My research interests mostly include photoionization/photodetachment and collision physics. Currently I am working in attosecond physics. I worked on time-resolved photoionization studies during my first postdoctoral work at Stockholm University in Sweden. Our theory mimicked the experiments. Our studies focused on different sources of anisotropy in a photoionization process where pump-probe technique is used. We further investigated the effects of resonances and correlations in ionization dynamics. Following that I worked at Drake University in the state of IOWA in the US as a research associate. I worked with the B-Spline R-Matrix package for charged-particle and photon collisions with atoms. |