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About
Dr. Subhajit Karmakar received his Ph.D. in Physics in 2013 from the University of Calcutta, conducting his doctoral research at the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics. He has over a decade of research experience in photoacoustics, with a focus on instrumentation development, hematocrit estimation, hemolysis detection, and computational modeling. His additional research interests include computational modeling of the human visual system, signal processing, and human-computer interaction. He is currently serving as a Senior Scientific Officer at The University of Burdwan.
Employment
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The University of Burdwan Senior Scientific Officer2013 - Present
Education
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Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics Ph.D. (Physics)
Projects & Funding
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Publications (16)
- Assessment of silver nanoparticle mediated changes in osmotic fragility of red blood cells by a LASER diode based photoacoustic system Save
- Distinguishability of blood at different phases of hemolysis by a multiwavelength laser diode based low-cost, table-top photoacoustic system Save
- Determining total hemoglobin in blood irrespective of hemolysis status using a high-power LED-based low-cost photoacoustic system Save
- Observing temporal variation in hemolysis through photoacoustics with a low cost LASER diode based system Save
- Mixture of Intact RBC and Free Hemoglobin under a Low Cost, Low Power Photoacoustic System with Application in Hemolysis Save
- Acquiring photoacoustic signature of hematocrit variation from plexus layer of in-silico human skin phantom Save
- Photoacoustic field calculation for nonspherical axisymmetric fluid particles Save
- Dual mode ratiometric recognition of zinc acetate: nanomolar detection with in vitro tracking of endophytic bacteria in rice root tissue Save
- Photoacoustic imaging of nanoparticle- containing cells using single-element focused transducer: a simulation study Save
- Photoacoustic response of suspended and hemolyzed red blood cells Save