Alumni

Current Position
Postdoctorol Researcher, The Johns Hopkins University.

Experience
Edison Engineer, EEDP, Ge Energy. India, (July 2011 – October, 2011).

Research Area
Photonics, Plasmonics and Metamaterials

Publications
• D. Paria, K Roy, HJ Singh, S Kumar, S Raghavan, A Ghosh, A Ghosh, “Ultrahigh field enhancement and photoresponse in atomically separated arrays of plasmonic dimers”, Advanced Materials, 27 (10), 1751-1758, 2015.

• D. Paria, K Roy, S Kumar, HJ Singh, S Raghavan, A Ghosh, A Ghosh, “Extremely high near field enhancement in a novel plasmonic nano material used for photovoltage generation”, SPIE OPTO, 93711G-93711G-9 (Conference SPIE Photonics West, 2015, oral presentation).

• G. Nair, HJ Singh, D. Paria, M. Venkatapathi, A. Ghosh, ” Plasmonic interaction at close proximity in chiral geometries: route towards broadband chiroptical response and giant enantiomeric sensitivity”, The journal of Physical Chemistry C, 118, 4991-4997, 2014.

• A. Ghosh, D. Paria, G. Rangarajan and A. Ghosh, “Velocity fluctuations in helical propulsion: how small can a propeller be”, The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters , 5, 62 – 68, 2013.

• A. Ghosh, D. Paria, H J Singh, P. L. Venugopalan and A. Ghosh, “Dynamical configurations and bistability of a helical nanostructures under an external torque”, Physical Review E, 86, 031401, 2012.

Patents
Vertical Integration Of Nano And Microparticle Assemblies With Atomically Thin Membranes by D. Paria, S Raghavan, A Ghosh, A Ghosh; Indian Patent Application number 6746/CHE/2014 (2014).