I am a Marie Curie postdoctoral researcher at the PhLAM lab in the University of Lille, France, working in the domain of light matter interaction, nonlinear fiber optics for development of electro-optic frequency combs for dual comb spectroscopy. I obtained a PhD in Physics from Université Paris-Saclay, France in 2021. My thesis was titled : A theoretical investigation of fiber phase sensitive amplifiers for applications (link). Prior to that I obtained a 5-year BS-MS degree in Physics from IISER Kolkata, India in 2017. 

Curious as a scientist, I often find myself treading down the alleys of history in search of philosophical, scientific and artistic aesthetics. I am also passionate about experimentation on musical styles. I play the Indian bamboo flute or Bansuri and the electronic wind intrument (EWI). I also love bird watching. As a physicist I believe in conservation.