Junior Research Fellow
Light and Matter Physics
I am currently working under the kind supervision of Prof. Saptarishi Chaudhuri in the QuMix Lab, exploring the light-matter interaction. My research is at the forefront of quantum technology, focusing on developing a Neutral Atom-Based Quantum Computing platform. I specialise in experimental atomic physics, utilising Magneto-Optical Traps (MOT) and optical tweezers to isolate single ultracold Rubidium atoms. By exploring light-assisted collisions and Rydberg blockades, my work aims to implement high-fidelity quantum logic gates and contribute to the scalable architecture of next-generation quantum computers. Previously, I also had the experience of developing a Fibre-Optic Accelerometer using a Mach-Zehnder Interrogator system for seismic applications, along with first-hand experience with FBG Sensors, fibre couplers, and ultrafast tunable lasers