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Probing Interstellar and Atmospheric Anions Through Velocity Map Imaging

2017-02 to 2020-02 | Grant
Indian Space Research Organisation (Chennai, TamilNadu, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

PHY1617173ISROGARA
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Aravind Gopalan

Construction of an electron-impact based anion source photodetachment experiment

2016-11 to 2018-10 | Award
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (Chennai, Tamilnadu, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

PHY1718345CSIRGARA
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Aravind Gopalan

Construction of an ion-storage ring and a novel anion source coupled to it for photon-ion collision

2016-05 to 2017-08 | Grant
Indian Institute of Technology Madras (City, Tamilnadu, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

PHY1617849RFERGARA
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Aravind Gopalan

Construction of radio frequency multiple ion-trap experimental set up for studying ion-atom collisions

2013-11 to 2017-05 | Grant
Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology (Chennai, Chennai, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

SR/S2/LOP-0004/2012
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Aravind Gopalan

Construction of a photoelectron spectroscopy experiment for studying electronic structure of interstellar anions

2013-02 to 2016-02 | Grant
Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences (Mumbai, Maharashtra, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

2012/37P/45/BRNS
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Aravind Gopalan

Construction of ion- molecule and ion-photon collision experimental setup

2013-01 to 2016-11 | Award
Indian National Science Academy (Chennai, TamilNadu, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

SP/YSP/71/2012/187
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Aravind Gopalan

RADIOFREQUENCY MULTIPOLE-IONTRAP EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

2011-01 to 2012-07 | Grant
Indian Institute of Technology Madras (Chennai, TamilNadu, IN)
GRANT_NUMBER:

PHY1011536NFSCGARA
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Aravind Gopalan

Peer review (2 reviews for 2 publications/grants)

Review activity for Nature communications (1)
Review activity for The journal of physical chemistry letters. (1)
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