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We appreciate and welcome creative thinkers. An ideal BIOS lab member loves optics and tries to solve real problems. (S)he believes in interdisciplinary research scope, enjoys tinkering, and gets involved in both hands-on experiments & programming. We will work together to discuss problems, generate innovative ideas, shape our ideas into real-life instruments, and disseminate it to the research community and society.
We appreciate and welcome creative thinkers. An ideal BIOS lab member loves optics and tries to solve real problems. (S)he believes in interdisciplinary research scope, enjoys tinkering, and gets involved in both hands-on experiments & programming. We will work together to discuss problems, generate innovative ideas, shape our ideas into real-life instruments, and disseminate it to the research community and society.
We are looking for lab members at all levels (B.Tech/M.Tech/Ph.D/Post-doc).
We are looking for lab members at all levels (B.Tech/M.Tech/Ph.D/Post-doc).
Interested Ph.D. students should first apply through the institute website : https://home.iitd.ac.in/pg-admissions.php
(The current last date, 17th April 2022 has passed - do apply for the next cycle)
Interested Ph.D. students should first apply through the institute website : https://home.iitd.ac.in/pg-admissions.php
(The current last date, 17th April 2022 has passed - do apply for the next cycle)
Students already at IIT Delhi are welcome to write to us at Manish.Kumar (at) sense.iitd.ac.i or optomanishk (at) gmail (dot) com
External project students (who are not enrolled in IIT Delhi) are welcome with their own funding. Currently, there are no funded short-term project positions in our lab.
Students already at IIT Delhi are welcome to write to us at Manish.Kumar (at) sense.iitd.ac.i or optomanishk (at) gmail (dot) com
External project students (who are not enrolled in IIT Delhi) are welcome with their own funding. Currently, there are no funded short-term project positions in our lab.
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