13 Facts About Debabrata Goswami

Debabrata Goswami FInstP FRSC, is an Indian chemist and the Prof.

Debabrata Goswami is an Academic Editor for PLOS One and PeerJ Chemistry.

Debabrata Goswami has contributed to the theory of Quantum Computing as well as nonlinear optical spectroscopy.

Debabrata Goswami's work is documented in more than 200 research publications.

Debabrata Goswami is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Fellow of the Institute of Physics, the SPIE, and The Optical Society.

Debabrata Goswami is the third Indian to be awarded the International Commission for Optics Galileo Galilei Medal for excellence in optics.

Debabrata Goswami has demonstrated near-IR rapid Femtosecond Laser pulse shaping in the Megahertz repetition domain, which is the current state of the art metric for the generation of shaped laser pulses.

Debabrata Goswami's work has built upon a history of over thirty years of working on pulsed laser experiments and has established other milestones in the field.

Debabrata Goswami developed the self-calibrated femtosecond optical tweezers method for reproducible pulsed laser optical tweezers experiments with an additional forced oscillatory mode of motion.

Debabrata Goswami went on to use the femtosecond optical tweezers to provide a direct measure and control of 'in situ' temperature and viscosity at micro-scale volumes.

Debabrata Goswami used this method to directly detect colloidal assembly, their structure, and orientation, which affirmed the spatiotemporal aspects of the method.

Debabrata Goswami returned to the Princeton University Center for Ultrafast Laser Labs in 1998.

Debabrata Goswami returned to India to join the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research as a Fellow-E in 1998 as part of the DNAP.