Renu Raman Sahu

PhD Student at the Indian Institute of Science

Research Experience

Research Experience/Projects in NISER:

  • August 2019 – April2020, M.Sc. Thesis project
  • Guide: Dr. Subhasis Basak, School of Physical Sciences, NISER
Master’s Thesis Work: Application of Random Matrix Theory in Quantum Chromodynamics

  • Jan 2020 – April 2020, Project for QFT course
  • Guide: Dr. Yogesh Srivastav, School of Physical Sciences, NISER
Entanglement Entropy in Quantum Field Theory

  • May 2019-July 2019, Young Scientist Research Program (YSRP) Fellow at RRCAT, Indore
  • Guide: Dr. Manoranjan P. Singh, Theory and Simulations Lab, HRDS
Electron-Positron Pair Creation in Strong Laser Fields

  • August 2018-March 2019, Open-Ended Lab at NISER
  • Guide: Dr. Ritwick Das, NISER (currently at IIT Delhi)

Project 1: Application of Helium-Neon LASER to solve the structure of a helix.

Application of Helium-Neon LASER to solve the structure of a helix.

Project 2: Experimental and computational study of optical surface states using distributed Bragg Reflectors.

The Study of Optical Surface States
  • May 2018-July 2018, VSRP Fellow at TIFR, Mumbai
  • Guide: Dr. Rishi Sharma, Department of Theoretical Physics TIFR, Mumbai
Evolution of Hydrodyanamic Perturbations over Bjorken Background
  • Jan 2018 – April 2018, 6th Semester Project at NISER,
  • Guide: Dr. Victor Roy, School of Physical Sciences, NISER
Acausality problem in First-order Relativistic Hydrodyanamics
  • May 2017 – July 2017, NIUS Fellow at HBCSE, TIFR, Mumbai,
  • Guide: Dr. Vijay A. Singh, UM-DAE-CEBS, Mumbai

Worked on classical chain events viz. chain collisions through intermediate masses, light passing through a number of intermediate polarisers and propulsion of rocket through a given number of intermediate stages. This work resulted in two publications, one in the Student Journal of Physics and the other in American Journal of Physics.