High Energy Physics
About Us
At the High Energy Physics group we are concerned with some of the fundamental mysteries about origins of matter, energy and space-time. The members of our group have focused their efforts on addressing some intriguing questions such as: What causes the observed overabundance of matter over antimatter, what is dark matter made up of, how do we identify or detect such dark matter particles, how do analytic properties of Feynman Integrals constrain their form at higher orders, can we discover the all order infrared structure of scattering amplitudes of quarks and gluons, how does a quantum space-time emerge, how do singularities such as in black holes and big bang get resolved, can computational complexity/quantum information teach us new things about quantum gravity. The High Energy Physics group actively collaborates with the CMS experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, Belle (II) Experiment located at KEK, Tsukuba, Japan, the NOvA and DUNE neutrino experiments at Fermilab, USA.
Members
Anjan Kumar Giri
Professor
Understanding the baryon asymmetry of the Universe and to decipher the signals of new physics (BSM) using flavour physics and neutrino physics.
Anurag Tripathi
Associate Professor
Theoretical Particle Physics. Perturbative QCD. Feynman Loop Integral Calculations. Soft and Collinear QCD Resummation. Higgs Phenomenology.
Narendra Sahu
Professor
Beyond SM physics, Model building (Neutrino Physics and dark matter), Leptogenesis , Direct, Indirect and Collider Search of Dark Matter.
Priyotosh Bandyopadhyay
Associate Professor
Electroweak symmetry breaking, Stability of electroweak vacuum, Finite temperature Field theory, Order of Phase transitionn, Gravitational Wave, Supersymmetric models, Beyond Standard Model phenomenology, CP-violation, Jet-Physics, Collider physics, Neutrino Physics, Dark Matter
Raghavendra Srikanth Hundi
Associate Professor
Particle physics phenomenology, Beyond standard model, Neutrino masses.
Saranya Ghosh
Assistant Professor
Experimental high energy physics, particularly on topics such as Higgs physics, the search for new particles associated with physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics and particle detector R&D. Actively working on the CMS experiment at the CERN LHC.
Saurabh Sandilya
Assistant Professor
Search for new physics in the rare decays of B-mesons, Development of High Energy Physics Detectors, Member of Belle and Belle II Collaborations.
Shantanu Desai
Professor
Cosmology and Galaxy cluster, Pulsar timing, Gamma ray bursts, Astrostatistics and Machine Learning
Shubho Roy
Associate Professor
Nonperturbative String and Field Theory, Holography: AdS/CFT, (M)atrix Theory, Quantum Information & Computation and Quantum Gravity.