Welcome!
My name is Srikanth, and I am an Assistant Professor with the School of Computer and Electrical Engineering at IIT Mandi, India.
I work in the area of fibre lasers, specializing in real-time laser characterization techniques. I am keenly interested in applying such techniques in real-world applications, where multi-gigahertz bandwidth, megahertz-rate acquisition diagnostics can lead to interesting insights.
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
Spatio-temporal dynamics of Fibre Lasers
Ride alongside coherent and dissipative features in fibre lasers to see how they evolve in real time, in experiment.
Nature Communications, 2019
Analysis of Laser Radiation using the Nonlinear Fourier Transform
We demonstrate how the Nonlinear Fourier transform (NFT) based on the Zakharov-Shabat spectral problem can be applied as a signal processing tool for representation and analysis of coherent structures embedded into dispersive radiation in lasers.
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Ongoing projects
Some interesting projects that I am working on currently
Ultrafast fibre laser gyroscopes
Dr. MARIA CHERNYSHEVA
Leibniz IPHT, Jena, Germany
Nonlinear Fourier Transforms
Dr. MORTEZA KAMALIAN
AIPT, Aston University
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Society Memberships and Affiliations
Professional society memberships and other volunteering activities
Member, Optical Society of America.
Fellow, Higher Education Academy, United Kingdom
Blogs
Overcoming programming aversion via a problem-solving approach
Some reflections on my experiences with helping students develop programming-based problem solving skills in photonics.
CC-BY-NC code examples included!
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Some reflections on Being Mortal
I see it now – this world is swiftly passing. Karna, Mahabharata A couple of years back (when I was fairly younger and equally blissful), a doctor friend of my[…]
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Contact
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