Suthar Bhuvneshwer
Govenment Dungar College Bikaner, M. L. B. Government College
About
Dr. Bhuvneshwer Suthar is an Assistant Professor of Physics specializing in theoretical and computational photonics, with a focus on one-dimensional photonic crystals, optical sensors, and metamaterials. He has published over 130 research articles with significant citation impact and is recognized among the world’s top 2% scientists (Stanford–Elsevier, 2023–2025).
He currently serves as Associate Editor of Journal of Optics and has extensive editorial experience, including editing multiple conference proceedings (AIP Conference Proceedings and CRC Press) and academic books. He has reviewed over 200 manuscripts for leading international journals.
His research aims at designing advanced photonic structures for sensing, filtering, and energy applications, contributing to the development of next-generation optical technologies.
Employment
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Govenment Dungar College Bikaner Assistant Professor2021 - Present
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M. L. B. Government College Assistant Professor2018 - 2021
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (101)
- A design of optical sensor with a ternary photonic crystal for detection of watery algae Save
- Refractive index engineering in periodic and quasi-periodic 1d photonic crystals for improved optical sensing Save
- Algae detection using photonic crystal structures: a theoretical approach Save
- Unit cell independent optical filter using one-dimensional photonic crystal Save
- Dual-channel optical filter based on photonic crystal with double defect Save
- Enhancing light manipulation: multidefect photonic crystal filters Save
- Bandgaps of microwave photonic crystals: Study of quasi-periodic metamaterial multilayers Save
- Enhanced optical sensor for waterborne bacteria-based photonic crystal using graded thickness index Save
- Analysis of a gas sensor based on one-dimensional photonic crystal structure with a designed defect cavity Save
- Design and analysis of optical biosensor based on symmetric and asymmetric structured one-dimensional photonic crystal for tuberculosis detection Save