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Research Scholars

BITS actively promotes research to its students and staff to facilitate innovation. Students conduct research projects as part of their curriculum. For teachers, it's an opportunity to assimilate and disseminate knowledge while also creating new knowledge. Furthermore, BITS has devised innovative schemes to enable professionals at large to conduct research at their workplace while also working toward the Institute's PhD degree.

Why choose BITS Pilani for your research project?

Research is an integral and important part of any higher education system. BITS Pilani actively promotes research among its staff and students. Besides basic research, which is the backbone of any applied research, the Institute also gives adequate importance and support to applied research.

Research at BITS relies on the motivated intellectual manpower pool available among its staff and students. Students undertake research projects as a component of their education program itself. Teachers conduct research as an integral part of their responsibilities since this enables them to assimilate and disseminate knowledge as well as generate new knowledge. Besides this, BITS has devised innovative schemes to enable professionals at large to conduct research at their place of work and simultaneously work for the PhD degree of the Institute.

At BITS Pilani, the faculty are encouraged to publish their findings in reputed journals and present papers at conferences. Support is given to participate in national and international conferences and thereby network with experts from India and abroad. Recently, the Institute has taken steps to provide support to faculty to file for patents if the research is likely to fructify in commercially viable products or processes. During the last 5 years, BITS has seen healthy growth in the amount of funding received from different agencies. While most of these are from the government sector, the Institute through its existing collaboration with industries is trying to involve the corporate sector in funding research projects.

Know more about our research scholars across various departments

At BITS, we position research as an integral part of the curriculum & actively promote it among our students as well as our faculty. Besides basic research, we also give adequate importance & provide support to applied research.

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Shah Nikhilesh Sanjay Sushma

Ph.D. Supervisor - Aabhaas Vineet Mallik,
Co. Supervisor -

Piyush Mahesh Mirani

Ph.D. Topic - Spin Torque Measurements

Ph.D. Supervisor - Ram Shanker Patel,
Co. Supervisor -

 Fran Ilcic

Ph.D. Supervisor - Indrakshi Raychowdhury,
Co. Supervisor -

 Duttatreya

Ph.D. Topic - Generalized nonclassical states for enhanced quantum entanglement, memory and measurement sensitivity

Ph.D. Supervisor - Sanjib Dey,
Co. Supervisor -
DAC Members - Radhika Vathsan, V. Sunil Kumar

Harsh Chandrakar

Ph.D. Supervisor - Tarun Kumar Jha,
Co. Supervisor -

Aahiri Naskar

Ph.D. Topic - Real time dynamics of Quark and Gluons: A Quantum simulation approach

Ph.D. Supervisor - Indrakshi Raychowdhury,
Co. Supervisor -

Sreelakshmi M Nair

Ph.D. Topic - The study of two dimensional ferromagnetism in van der Waals crystals.

Ph.D. Supervisor - Ram Shanker Patel,
Co. Supervisor -
DAC Members - Teny Theresa John, Toby Joseph

Akshay S H

Ph.D. Topic - Explosive Synchronization in Networks of Type-1 Neurons

Ph.D. Supervisor - Gaurav Dar,
Co. Supervisor -
DAC Members - Toby Joseph and Prof. Kinjal Banerjee

Megha Mishra

Ph.D. Supervisor - Teny Theresa John,
Co. Supervisor -

Emil Mathew

Ph.D. Topic - Towards Quantum Simulating Quantum Chromodynamics

Ph.D. Supervisor - Indrakshi Raychowdhury,
Co. Supervisor -
DAC Members - Prof. Raghunath Ratabole, Dr. Rudranil Basu

Meghaa M K

Ph.D. Supervisor - Kinjal Banerjee,
Co. Supervisor -
DAC Members - Dr.Rudranil Basu, Dr. Raghunath Ratabole

Indira Barros

Ph.D. Topic - Programmable self assembly of passive and active colloidal particles for applications in micro-robotics, materials design and drug delivery.

Ph.D. Supervisor - Indrani Chakraborty,
Co. Supervisor -