as Belle experiment and Belle II experiment collaborator

Research Scholar in the Department of High Energy Physics, ✪ Doctorate (2011 - 2015):– Studied Bottomonium states in Radiative Υ(2S) decays at Belle as Ph.D. thesis topic.– Member of Belle and Belle II Collaborations at KEK, Japan.✪ Ph.D.Course Work (2009 - 2011):– Completed courses by the Subject Board of Physics at TIFR, few to mention are QCD at Colliders, Accelerator Physics, Neutrino Physics and Experimental High Energy Physics.– Experimental projects on… Show more Research Scholar in the Department of High Energy Physics, ✪ Doctorate (2011 - 2015):– Studied Bottomonium states in Radiative Υ(2S) decays at Belle as Ph.D. thesis topic.– Member of Belle and Belle II Collaborations at KEK, Japan.✪ Ph.D.Course Work (2009 - 2011):– Completed courses by the Subject Board of Physics at TIFR, few to mention are QCD at Colliders, Accelerator Physics, Neutrino Physics and Experimental High Energy Physics.– Experimental projects on “Characterization of Silicon Micro-Strip Detectors” and “Characterizationof Silicon Photo-Multipliers”.– Working experience with several other HEP detectors such as resistive plate chambers, plastic scintillators and photomultiplier tubes. Show less

My responsiblity here was to assemble the layer 4 (as a part of TIFR team) of the Silicon Vertex Detector of Belle II. Silicon Vertex Detectors plays a crucial role in measuring the decay vertices of the particles (in particular B mesons).