interest:

Since PhD I am working on Mesoscopic physics which contains a rich variety of topics ranging from fundamental physics in the cross-over region of thermodynamic condensed matter and atomic physics to nanotechnology which provides building block of quantum computer. I think my research experience will help me to offer an interdisciplinary course in Nano-science, Stochastic thermodynamics. Apart from these, I am open to give lectures in basic physics, namely, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Statistical Mechanics, Electrodynamics,Mathematical Methods and Condensed Matter Physics.

Courses I taught :

(i) at TIFR- Hyderabad (TCIS):

• I taught “Electrodynamics 2 (advanced course)” to a combined batch of Ph.D. and integrated Ph.D. (M.S.) students (in total 17 students) in the January-April semester, 2015.

(ii) at BITS Pilani Hyderabad campus:

• Computational Physics (PHY F313) for third year Physics students (1^st sem, 2014-2015; 1^st sem, 2013-2014; students strength ~30 for each batch).

• Electromagnetic theory (PHY F212) for second year students from different engineering and Science branches (1^st sem, 2014-2015; 1^st sem, 2013-2014; 1^st sem, 2012-2013; students strength ~75 for each batch).

• Introduction to nanoscience (elective course open for third yearites from all branches) (2^nd sem, 2013-2014; students strength ~40).

• Mechanics, waves and oscillations (PHY F111) (for 1^st year B.E. students from all branches) (1^st sem, 2012-2013 ; 1^st sem, 2011-2012; students strength ~75 for each batch).

• Structure and properties of matter (ES C242) (for 2^nd year B.E. students from Physics, Chemistry and different engineering branches) (2^nd semester, 2011-2012; students strength ~75).

• Instrumental Methods and Analysis (PHY C391) (for 3^rd year Physics students) (2^nd sem, 2012-2013; 2^nd sem, 2011-2012; students strength ~30 for each batch).

• Modern Physics laboratory (PHY F244) for 2^nd year Physics students (2^nd sem, 2012-2013; students strength ~30 for each batch).

• Physics laboratory (PHY F110) for 1^st year students from all branches (2^nd sem, 2013- 2014, 2^nd sem, 2012-2013; 1^st sem, 2011-2012; students strength ~60 for each batch).

Mentored students

(at BITS-Pilani Hyderabad)

• I guided Mr. Pratyush P. Buragohain for his MS Thesis on Spintronics during 1^st and 2^nd semesters of academic year 2012-2013.

• I along with Dr. K. Tarafder guided Mr. Veerareddy during initial phase of his PhD thesis until we moved from BITS.

• Mr. Ajinkya Gavane, Mr. Sudarshan Ghonge and Mr. Aditya Rairkar worked on a one- semester long undergraduate project on Spintronics in the 2^nd semester of academic year 2013-2014. Mr. Ghonge and Mr. Gavane continued with the project in the following semester (1^st sem. of 2014-2015). They are still continuing research on spintronics with me.

• Mr. Hareesh Gautham and Mr. Saurav Agarwalla worked on an undergraduate project Transport through quantum ring in last semester.

• Mr. Anirudh Ramesh, Mr. Arkadip Basak, Mr. Manav Kamlesh Shah and Mr. Manoharan Naidu worked on an undergraduate project 'Eigenvalue problems for nanosystem' in last semester.

• Mr. Bhanu Srivatsav, Mr. Bipul Prasad, Mr. Samanth Chilukuri, Ms. Spandana Pothuri, Mr. Srikar E. D. worked on a undergraduate project course on Quantum Dot in the 2^nd semester of academic year 2013-2014.

• Mr. Varun Chappidi and Mr. Vivek Manu worked on an undergraduate project on Quantum Transport in the 2^nd semester of academic year 2013-2014.