G V Pavan Kumar
@pavangv.bsky.social
Professor of Physics, IISERPune|
Optics, Soft-matter, History & Philosophy of Science|
Scientist + Writer + Podcaster|
HUMANIZING SCIENCE + OPEN SOURCE|
In personal capacity
historyofscience.in
Optics, Soft-matter, History & Philosophy of Science|
Scientist + Writer + Podcaster|
HUMANIZING SCIENCE + OPEN SOURCE|
In personal capacity
historyofscience.in
Every year, I teach an optics course to physics majors (including physics iPhD students and MS Quantum Tech students). In the process of introduction, I discuss how light was discovered to be an electromagnetic wave.
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August 9, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Every year, I teach an optics course to physics majors (including physics iPhD students and MS Quantum Tech students). In the process of introduction, I discuss how light was discovered to be an electromagnetic wave.
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The March 2025 edition of the journal Resonance will be publishing my long-form essay (12 pages) on CV Raman.
The arxiv preprint of the paper in the section - History & Philosophy of Physics :
arxiv.org/abs/2403.04773
The arxiv preprint of the paper in the section - History & Philosophy of Physics :
arxiv.org/abs/2403.04773
February 27, 2025 at 3:03 AM
The March 2025 edition of the journal Resonance will be publishing my long-form essay (12 pages) on CV Raman.
The arxiv preprint of the paper in the section - History & Philosophy of Physics :
arxiv.org/abs/2403.04773
The arxiv preprint of the paper in the section - History & Philosophy of Physics :
arxiv.org/abs/2403.04773
We have a new preprint - arxiv.org/abs/2411.15512
Synchronized motion of gold nanoparticles in an optothermal trap
The central circle indicates anchored gold nanoparticles stuck to the glass, & the 2 moving circles are gold colloids that are trapped synchronously due to the optothermal potential.
Synchronized motion of gold nanoparticles in an optothermal trap
The central circle indicates anchored gold nanoparticles stuck to the glass, & the 2 moving circles are gold colloids that are trapped synchronously due to the optothermal potential.
November 26, 2024 at 5:00 AM
We have a new preprint - arxiv.org/abs/2411.15512
Synchronized motion of gold nanoparticles in an optothermal trap
The central circle indicates anchored gold nanoparticles stuck to the glass, & the 2 moving circles are gold colloids that are trapped synchronously due to the optothermal potential.
Synchronized motion of gold nanoparticles in an optothermal trap
The central circle indicates anchored gold nanoparticles stuck to the glass, & the 2 moving circles are gold colloids that are trapped synchronously due to the optothermal potential.
A bird in search of 'blue sky' and clean air
November 21, 2024 at 2:48 AM
A bird in search of 'blue sky' and clean air