About
Prem Bisht is a professor (HAG) in the Physics department of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM) at Chennai. He is heading a center of excellence in Biosensing at IITM. He has been associated with IITM since 1997 after completing a JSPS fellowship program at Kyoto. Prof. Bisht has taught several courses in photonics as well as undergraduate level courses in physics at IITM during last 28 years. Prem has been a visiting scientist at universities in Europe and Japan. A member of Indian Laser and Physics Teachers Associations, Indian Science Congress, and senior member of OPTICA & SPIE, he was awarded the “Platinum Jubilee Lecture award for Physical Sciences at 101st Indian Science Congress. He has over 110 peer- reviewed Journal publications, and over 180 conference publications with over 1900 citations (H-index 21). He has delivered over 100 talks at national and international universities. Prem has trained 18 Ph.D. students, several post-doctoral fellows and over 40 undergraduate students. Currently, 4 students and a post doctoral fellow are working under his guidance.
His current research interests are ultrafast laser fluorescence spectroscopy of low dimensional materials with a particular interest in working with non-collinear optical parametric amplifiers and quantum imaging and, whispering gallery modes (WGMs) of nano-micro-cavities as well as photonic nano jet.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras Professor1997 - Present
Education
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Kumaun University M.Sc., Ph.D.1983 - 1991
Projects & Funding
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Publications (141)
- Janus MoSSe quantum dots as emerging photonic nanomaterials Save
- Cr3+ doped NaYF4:Er3+/Yb3+ robust green luminescent upconversion nanophosphors for temperature sensing and photonic applications Save
- A Blue light photodetector Save
- Nitrogen vacancy centre-embedded microbottle resonators for radiative rate inhibition and temperature sensing applications Save
- Plasmonic effects of gold nanoprisms on third order optical nonlinearity of WS2 monolayers Save
- Switchable mode-conversion and optical limiting by bandgap tuning in 2D materials Save
- Thermally Stable Edge-Functionalized Hexagonal Boron Nitride Quantum Dots for Blue Light Photodetector Applications Save
- Laser beam characterization for experiments in quantum optics Save
- Cr3+ doped ZnGa2O4 micro-flowers as stable saturable absorber media Save
- Functionalized hBN Quantum Dots as Optical Limiters in the Ultraviolet Region Save