Arghyadeep Basu

HELLO!!

I am Arghyadeep ("Or-Gho-deep") Basu, working as a PhD student at Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics (MPA) at Garching, about 40 mins away from the heart of Munich, where I'm basically a cosmic detective, snooping around the universe's early days. Here I am working in the research group of Dr Benedetta Ciardi on topics broadly related to Early Universe Cosmology and Epoch of Reionization.  My current research focuses on exploring the impacts of sources of ionizing radiation on to Intergalactic Medium properties during Epoch of Reionization (both HI-to-HII and HeII-to-HeIII). Oh, and I'm also the cool kid on the block, exploring JWST detected UV Luminosity Function Variabilities playing with SPICE (a very high resolution recently exposed RHD cosmological simulation with different SN feedback models). Before all this, I was just a regular physics buff from Presidency University Kolkata, India, with a knack for stargazing. For more details of my research work, go to "Research Interests" and "Publications" section.