Ph.D. in Physics: 1998, "Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science", Calcutta, India.
Title of the Thesis: " Theoretical Study on Multiphoton Ionization of Small Diatomic Gasses"
Ph.D. work: Studied the (1+1)-photon resonance enhanced multiphoton ionization (REMPI) of H2, HD and D2 molecules, considering the effect of interference of different ionizing and autoionizing channels via nearby rovibrational levels and the effect of coupling between these rovibrational levels via continuum and via the autoionizing states.
Masters Degree: 1991, First Class, M S in physics, Calcutta University, Calcutta, India.
Bachelors Degree: 1989, First Class, B S in physics with Mathematics and Chemistry as subsidiary subject, Calcutta University, India.
1983, National Scholarship for Secondary examination, Govt. of West Bengal.
1985, National Scholarship for Higher Secondary examination, Govt. of West Bengal.
1988, National Scholarship for BS examination, Govt. of West Bengal.
1991, Qualified Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE), Govt. of India.
1994, Awarded Senior Research fellowship by Council and Scientific Industrial Research (CSIR), Govt. of India.
Introduction to Programming , Foundation of Programming,
Introduction to WWW Programming , Advanced WWW Programming
March 2001-present, UNC at Chapel Hill
Developed a user interface for a scientific program using CGI, PERL, and XML. My present project is to design and prepare more sophisticated and advanced generic user interface implementing JAVA and XML. The present development promises to lead to generally applicable method for any of a large number of existing and yet-to-be-written complex programs.
Oct. 98 - July 99, North Carolina State University
Developed and designed an application system for scientific and educational data. Developed Inter-atomic Potential Energy Functions for use in Solid State Shock and Detonation Simulations.
Sept. 92 - May 98, Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science
Designed and implemented scientific programs using FORTRAN. Obtained wave function of some diatomic molecules using MCI calculations and found their dipole transition moment etc. Published papers in reputed journal.
- UNIX, WINDOWS 95/98/2000/NT/XP, MS-DOS, VAX-VMS.