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0000-0001-8458-4725 About
Dr. Samim Akhtar specializes in quantum optics, blending experiment and theory. His doctoral research explored fundamental coherent light–atom interactions (including SAS, PS, EIT, EIA, TPEIT, TPEIA, and FWM) using structured laser beams. Currently, his research focuses on probing ultrafast light–matter interactions at the nanoscale using femtosecond twisted laser beams for advanced quantum technology applications.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Postdoctoral Researcher2026 - Present
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Aliah University PhD Research Scholar2020 - 2026
Education
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Aliah University Int. 5 Yr. MSc2014 - 2019
Projects & Funding
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Publications (9)
- Mapping of spin-orbit coupling mode of vector vortex light using electromagnetically induced transparency Save
- Coherent control of electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT)-based surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) using system parameters Save
- Influence of spin-orbit coupling mode of vector vortex beam on the electromagnetically induced transparency and absorption in rubidium vapor Save
- Manipulation of Coherent Optical Phenomena and the Generation of Orbital Angular Momentum-Based Four-Wave Mixing Signal Using Structured Light Save
- A comparative study of electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) in Λ-, V-, and Ξ-type systems using Laguerre–Gaussian (LG) laser beams Save
- Saturated absorption spectroscopy of 87Rb atoms using structured light: observation of narrow hyperfine and crossover resonances Save
- Polarization spectroscopy of 87Rb-D2 line using structured light: controlling the line shape of closed hyperfine transition Save
- Azimuthal phase-dependent electromagnetically induced transparency and the generation of spatial light in a microwave-assisted four-level Y-type system Save
- Structured Light: Study of Different Profiles of the Laguerre-Gaussian Beam Save