SOP and DOP Students:

• Harsh V. Awasthi did his DOP on the “Plasmonic nanostructure-based optical sensor” and published one journal paper, and the work was presented at “PIERS-2019” in Rome, Italy, and “ICOL-2019” in Dehradun (India).
• Rahul Sundarehwaran and Satyam Anand did their DOP on “Microfluidic Devices for chemical and biosensing,” and the work was presented at “ETMN-2019” in Pune (India). (With LKM Travel grant)
• Shrideep Koparakar and Prakahar Agnihotri did their SOP on “Plasmonic nanostructure-based solar cells, and the work was presented at “ETMN-2019” in Pune (India). (With LKM Travel grant)
• Vishnu Venkatesh did his SOP on “Plasmonic nanostructure-based thickness sensor,” and the work was published in the “Journal of Optical Engineering” in 2020.  
• Team "emPoWereD" of Jaideep Khare and all won the "APOGEE Project Grant" for the project "Innovative washrooms for PWD" in Nov. 2019.
• R. Balaji, S. Nitundil, and N. Singh did their SOP on “Two-Stage Ultra-Low-Power Subthreshold Operational Amplifier,” and the work was presented virtually at “Devic-2021” held in Kolkata (India). (With LKM Travel grant)
• J. Yadav and S. Jain did their SOP on “Plasmonic nanostructure-based Sensors, and the work was presented virtually at “Nanotech France-2021” in Paris (France). 
• A. R. Harkishanka and A. Baranwal did their SOP on “Graphene-coated Plasmonic devices, and the work was presented virtually at “OSA Advanced Photonics Congress-2021” in the USA.
• A. Tyagi did his SOP on “Perfect tunable absorber in Visible and IR region, and the work was presented virtually at “PIERS-2021” in China.
• A. Verma, G. Karthiik, and A. Sarkar did their SOP on “MXene-based engineered plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at “Nanotech France-2022” in Paris (France). 
• J. Kamat did his SOP on “MDM-based engineered plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at the International conference “GEMN 2022", July 14-16 in Warwick, RI (USA).
• S.Galera and P. Shah did their SOP on “Engineered core-shell nanoparticles-      based absorber for the Visible-Near infrared regime,”  and the work will be presented virtually at the International conference “OPL 2022", during Nov 9-11 in TX (USA).
• R. Shekhar and A. Lath did their SOP on “Antimonene-based plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at the International conference “EPIC 2022", Dec 15-17 at SRM University (India).
• S. Mehta and P. Raghunath did their SOP on “BFO-based plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at the International conference “EPIC 2022", Dec 15-17 at SRM University (India).  (Best Paper Award)
• S. Patria and A. Singh did their SOP on “Zns-PVP-based plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at the International conference “EPIC 2022", Dec 15-17 at SRM University (India).   (Best Paper Award)
• K. Sanghi and Y. Tripathy did their SOP on “InP-based plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented virtually at the International conference “DeVIC 2023", Kolkata (India).  (Best Paper Award)
• R. Rajagopal did his SOP on “Two-Stage Operational Amplifier,” and the work was presented at the IEEE 2023 Global Conference on Information Technologies and Communications(GCITC)," Bangalore, India. (L K M Travel Grant)
• P. Raghunathan and H. Chindalia did their DOP on “Meta Surfaces for sensing applications,” and the work was presented at the International Conference “SPIE Photonics West 2024", California, USA. 
• A. Singh and S. Pataria did their DOP on “TiO2-SiO2 based plasmonic devices for sensing applications,” and the work was presented at the International Conference “SPIE Photonics West 2024", California, USA. 
• R. Shekhar and A. Lath did their DOP on “Plasmonic devices for sensing,” and the work was published in the Journal of Physica Scripta.
• D. Panth, S. Mathur, and P. Raghunath did their SOP on " Metal-2D nanomaterial- Metal based plasmonic devices," and the work was presented at the International conference "SPIE-Optical Systems Design-2024", Strasbourg, France.
• S. Mehta, and P. Raghunath did their LOP on " TiSe2 based plasmonic devices," and the work was presented at the International conference "SPIE-Photonics Europe-2024", Strasbourg, France.
• A. Sathish Kumar did his SOP on " Metamaetial based sensing devices," and the work was presented at the International conference "SPIE-Photonics Europe-2024", Strasbourg, France.
• G. Tejaswi, M. Deori, M. Tripathi, and A. Roy did their SOP on " Al-Zno Based plasmonic devices," and the work was presented at the OPTCT+ SeNcity Workshop 2024" at IIT Roorkee.
• A. Sathish Kumar and M. Deori did their LOP on “Highly Sensitive Surface Plasmon Sensor using Silicon and Platinum Diselenide Stacks,” and the work was presented at the 47th Symposium of The Optical Society of India" on 23-25 October 2024. (L K M Travel Grant )
• A. Garg and N. Reddy did their LOP on “An ultra-high figure of merit in plasmonic sensor using Dielectric-Metal-Dielectric configuration: A numerical approach” and the work was presented at 47th Symposium of The Optical Society of India" on 23-25 October 2024. (L K M Travel Grant )
• D. Khurana and A. Nagpal did their LOP on “Numerical analysis of surface plasmon resonance-based sensor for the enhanced figure of merit using nitride materials,” and the work was presented at the International Conference ETMN-2024" on 22-23 November 2024.
• A. Shetty and K. Srivastava did their LOP on “A refractive index-based plasmonic sensor with enhanced figure of merit using Titanate material in a three-layer heterostructure,” and the work was presented at the International Conference ETMN-2024" on 22-23 November 2024. (Best Paper Award)
• G. Tejaswi, A. Jayakumar, and A. Garg did their LOP on “Detection of Fat concentrations in Milk using SPR Sensor through Carbon Nanotube and Fluorinated Graphene,” and the work was presented at the International Conference Photonics-2024" at IIT Kharagpur, India on 12-15 December 2024.
• S. Jain and A. Jambhale did their LOP on “Mid-infrared sensing with dual-band, tunable, polarization-insensitive L-shaped metasurfaces,” and the work will be presented at the 5th International Electronic Conference on Biosensors" on 26-28 May 2025.
• V. K. Venkatesh did his LOP on “Silicon and Copper-Based 1D and 2D periodic nanostructure for sensing applications,” and the work was presented at the International Conference on Emerging Trends for Sustainable Society and Technology -2025 at VIT Chennai, India, on 6-7 March 2025.
• S. Jain and K. Desai did their DOP on “Nanoparticles-integrated carbon nanotubes with Enhanced Absorption Spectra for Energy Harvesting Applications: A numerical Approach,” and the work was presented at the 3rd International Conference ICRTMD -2025 at Charkhi Dadri, Haryana, on 24-26 March 2025.
• G. Singh and P. Goyal did their DOP on “Performance enhancement of surface plasmon resonance-based sensor through platinum diselenide for glucose sensing,” and the work was presented at the 6th International IEEE Conference Devic -2025 at Kolkata, India, on 5-6 April 2025.
• A. Aserkar and V. Kabra did their DOP on “Design and Analysis of 180nm Low Noise Amplifier for 2.4GHz Communication Technology,” and the work was presented at the 6th International IEEE Conference Devic -2025 at Kolkata, India, on 5-6 April 2025.
• H. Reddy did his DOP on “Design of Voltage Reference Circuit,” and the work was presented at the 29th International Symposium on VLSI Design and Test (VDAT-2025). (Received VDAT Fellowship)
• G. Tejaswi did his LOP on “Plasmonic sensor using ZnS film,” and the work was published in "Plasmonics Journal."
• T. Deuskar and V. Shastri did their DOP on “Design of a Variable Voltage Gain Amplifier," and the work will be presented at the 10th International Conference on Microelectronics, Computing & Communication Systems (MCCS-2025) on 23-24 August 2025 (postponed to 25th- 26th October 2025) at ISVE Ranchi.
• V. K. Venkatesh and D. Gupta did their DOP on Multilayer Plasmonic Sensor Using Cu-Ni and BaTiO₃ for Waterborne Pathogen Detection, and the work will be presented at the 20th IEEE Nanotechnology Materials and Devices Conference (IEEE NMDC 2025), October 9-11, 2025.
• S. Jain did his DOP on "Lead-Free Perovskite Solar Cells: A Simulation Approach," and his work will be presented at the International Conference on Innovations in Nanomaterials and Smart Technologies (INNOST NANO 2025) to be held from 12th to 14th November 2025 at SGT University, Gurugram, Haryana, India.
• H. Reddy did his LOP on “Design of Variable Gain LNA,” and the work will be presented at the 13th International Conference on Intelligent Embedded MicroElectronics Communication and Optical Networks, to be held from 08 December 2025 to 10 December 2025 in Jaipur, India.
• J. Jain did his SOP on “Use of Machine learning while designing SPR-based sensor,” and the work will be presented at the 6th International Conference on Microelectronics, Communication Systems, Machine Learning and Internet of Things (MCMI-2025) on 15th-16th November 2025 at ISVE Ranchi.
• S. Jain did his LOP on "3D simulations for photodetectors," and his work was presented at the 5th Global Conference on Advanced Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials” on October 27 to 28, 2025 in Prague, Czech Republic.