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I am a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at IIT Ropar, where I investigate fundamental and applied problems in disordered nanophotonics under the supervision of Prof. Rajesh V. Nair. My research focuses on understanding and controlling light transport, scattering, and emission in complex photonic environments, with the goal of uncovering new physical phenomena and enabling next-generation photonic technologies.

My work explores how disorder can be harnessed to manipulate light-matter interactions and tailor the optical response of nanostructured systems. By combining experimental investigations with physical insight, I seek to develop novel approaches for controlling emitter dynamics and enhancing optical performance in complex media.

The broader impact of my research spans advanced photonic devices, optical sensing, light-emitting technologies, and energy-harvesting systems, including high-efficiency solar cells. I am particularly interested in bridging fundamental discoveries in optics and photonics with practical technological applications.

My research interests include disordered nanophotonics, light scattering, complex photonic systems, light-matter interactions, optical materials, and nanophotonic device engineering. I am always interested in collaborating with researchers and industry partners working at the intersection of physics, photonics, and emerging optical technologies.

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