Biography

More than 30 years' of diverse experience as a teacher and researcher, I have been imparting education with diligence, commitment and innovation with efficient utilization of available resources. I aim to be a highly motivated professional with a commitment to deliver the best.
My research interests are focused on improving our present day understanding of the hadronic structure of matter. Hadrons are the basic building blocks of all matter and are envisaged to be composed of truly elementary particles called quarks and gluons which are confined inside hadrons by strong forces. All experimental efforts to isolate a quark or gluon have so far remained in vain. Quantum Chromo-dynamics , the theory of strong interactions offers the best possible explanation of the behavior of quarks and gluons.

I have been working on L3, Zeus and CMS experiments, using different particles as probes to study the hadronic structure.

• Positions held

Professor of Physics 2002 – present
Associate Professor 1994 – 2004
Assistant Professor 1984 –1994
Department of Physics, Panjab University, Chandigarh, India
Research, teaching and University Administration