Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics
Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
The system uses a sheet of light to illuminate the inner structures of each cell, allowing researchers to analyse cells as a whole and design efficient experiments. Flow cytometry and microscopy are techniques routinely used in cell biology. While flow Read More …
Speaker: Mr. Arvind Mamgain of Ph.D.(Engg) Date/Time: Jul 12th / 3:00 PM Location: Lecture Hall 1, IAP Research Supervisor: Prof.Baladitya Suri Title: Light-matter interaction in driven circuit quantum electrodynamics (cQED) systems Abstract: Quantum information processing leverages the principles of quantum mechanics to process information in Read More …
Their recent work on nonlinear electrical transport in moiré graphene is finally out in Nano Letters ACS Publications! They demonstrate that second-order measurements can detect a series of delicate Fermi surface reconstructions without the need for a magnetic field. Electronic Read More …
Abha Misra, Professor in the Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics, has been awarded the prestigious “BPCL Innovation Award 2023” under the “Net Zero Emission” category. The awards were presented by Padma Vibhushan Anil Kakodkar, Chair, Scientific Advisory Committee at Read More …
Researchers at Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics IAP have developed flexible films that exhibit bright colours without the need for any pigment. These films can be used across different fields from smart bandages and movement sensors to reflective displays. Read More …
Limitations of conventional imaging flow cytometry (IFC) in the study of cell biology could be addressed with a new technique developed at the NBIL, NBIL lab’s New imaging technique uses sheets of light to study live cells. Read more about Read More …
Congratulation Suvronil, (NSD Lab) on winning the Best Poster Award in the Recent Progress in Graphene and 2D Materials Research (RPGR) 2023!! @suvronil_datta @iiscbangalore
Scientists at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a new approach to potentially detect and kill cancer cells, especially those which form a solid tumour mass. They have created hybrid nanoparticles made of gold and copper sulphide, which Read More …
Speaker: Sanjiv Sambandan, Department: Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics, Date/Time: 8th September 2023; 3.00 PM Location: S.V.N Auditorium, Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics Abstract: Thin film transistors are the building blocks for large area electronic systems such as displays, image sensors and Read More …
Speaker: Aditya Shukla, Department: Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics, Date/Time: 1st September 2023; 3.00 PM Location: S.V.N Auditorium, Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics Abstract: Magnetic microparticles find numerous applications as the end-effectors in micro-manipulation technologies. However stable control of these Read More …