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  • M.Tech. (Res) Thesis Colloquium
    Pocket-Size Device for Sickle Cell Anemia Test Development of a Two-LED based Smartphone-Footprint Device for Sickle Cell Anemia and Hemoglobin Estimation Speaker: SAURAV KUMAR, M.Tech (Res) Student in Instrumentation and Applied Physics Department Date/Time: Dec 18th at 11:00 AM  Location: LH-1, Instrumentation and Applied Read More …
  • Progress toward entangling superconducting qubits with room temperature optical photons
    IAP Seminar Series Name of the speaker: Mr. Samarth Hawaldar Date/Time: 11th December 2025/3:30 PM Venue: SV Narasaiah Auditorium, IAP Department. Title: Progress toward entangling superconducting qubits with room temperature optical photons  Abstract: Quantum transducers provide a pathway to link superconducting circuits to Read More …
  • Micro-Batteries for Next-Generation On-Chip Energy Storage – IAP seminar series
    Date/Time: 9th of December 2025, Tuesday, 11:00 AM Venue: SV Narasaiah Auditorium, IAP Main building Abstract: Developing high-performance micro-batteries is critical for powering diverse smart devices such as medical implants, micro-robots, microsensors, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. A key strategy involves Read More …

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The Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics falls under the Division of Physical and Mathematical Sciences and the Faculty of Engineering. The department was established in the year 1996. IAP pursues a wide area of interdisciplinary research topics encompassing fiber optic sensors, nanometrology and precision motion control, nanoscience, super resolution microscopy, nanolithography, amorphous semiconductors, imaging cytometry, biomedical instrumentation, imaging science, tomography, opto-fluidics, microfluidics and lab-on-a-chip, optical metrology, optical sensors, vacuum and…Continue Reading