Ayan Kumar Makar | Nuclear Physics | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Ayan Kumar Makar | Nuclear Physics | Best Researcher Award

Plasma Science Society of India | India

Ayan Kumar Makar is a dedicated researcher and life member of the Plasma Science Society of India (LM-1979). He specializes in nuclear fusion, having worked extensively in various nuclear facilitation centers in India. With a strong academic background and a passion for fusion research, he is currently pursuing his PhD at the Centre of Plasma Physics – Institute for Plasma Research. Alongside his research, he holds an MBA from the Arun Jaitley National Institute of Financial Management and an M.Sc. in Applied Physics from the Central University of Jharkhand.

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Ayan Kumar Makar began his academic journey with a focus on applied physics at the Central University of Jharkhand, where he earned his M.Sc.. His foundation in physics was solidified during his time at Vivekananda Mission High School (Class XII) and Budge Budge St. Paul’s Day School (Class X). His early academic experiences laid the groundwork for his deep interest in nuclear fusion and plasma physics, driving him to pursue advanced studies and research.

Professional Endeavors 🏢

Currently, Makar serves as a Research Fellow at the Centre of Plasma Physics under the Institute for Plasma Research. He has contributed significantly to the Pulsed Plasma Accelerator Laboratory, engaging in cutting-edge research. His professional journey is distinguished by his association with various nuclear research facilities in India, showcasing his expertise in nuclear fusion and plasma dynamics. His role at the Institute for Plasma Research has positioned him at the forefront of fusion research in India.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Makar’s research spans multiple critical areas, including:

  • Heavy-ion collisions and their effects on nuclear reactions.
  • The study of plasma astrophysics, focusing on the stability of triple star systems.
  • Fusion plasma stability and the occurrence of dust in Tokamak reactors.
  • The dynamics of energetic particles in magnetically confined fusion plasmas.
  • Plasma centrifugation methods for nuclear waste separation.

These contributions, reflected in his published works in leading journals, have made a significant impact in nuclear physics and fusion technology.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Makar’s research has had substantial influence within the plasma science community, especially in the areas of fusion plasma stability and nuclear waste management. His work on the audit of dust in Tokamaks and the energetic particles in fusion plasmas has provided new insights that could shape future fusion reactors. Moreover, his exploration of the plasma centrifugation method for nuclear waste separation offers a potential breakthrough in solving one of the major challenges in nuclear energy.

Research Skills 🧪

Makar’s research skills include advanced techniques in plasma diagnostics, nuclear fusion technologies, and energetic particle analysis. His ability to design and conduct experiments in magnetically confined plasma systems and to analyze heavy-ion collision data makes him a skilled experimental physicist. He has also demonstrated proficiency in computational modeling for fusion plasma behavior and has expertise in developing plasma separation techniques for nuclear waste management.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟

Ayan Kumar Makar’s legacy will likely be defined by his contributions to fusion plasma stability, nuclear waste management, and his continued research in plasma astrophysics. His groundbreaking work in the field of fusion reactors will likely influence future fusion energy generation methods. Additionally, his exploration of plasma techniques for waste management has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach nuclear waste in the coming decades.

Publications Top Notes

  • An Overview of Heavy-Ion Collisions

    • Author: Ayan Kumar Makar
    • Journal: Journal of Nuclear Engineering & Technology
    • Year: 2019

  • Basis of Plasma Astrophysics in Stability of the Triple Star System

    • Author: Ayan Kumar Makar
    • Journal: Results in Physics
    • Year: 2020

  • An Audit of Occurrence of Dust in Tokamak and Stability of Fusion Plasma

    • Author: Ayan Kumar Makar
    • Journal: The Japan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research
    • Year: 2020

  • An Investigation of Energetic Particles in the Magnetically Confined Fusion Plasma

    • Author: Ayan Kumar Makar
    • Journal: Turkish Journal of Nuclear Sciences (The Turkish Energy, Nuclear, and Mineral Research Agency)
    • Year: 2024

  • Plasma Centrifugation Method for Separation of the Nuclear Waste

    • Author: Ayan Kumar Makar
    • Journal: Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids
    • Year: 2024

 

 

Mahmoud Soufbaf | Gamma irradiation | Member

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Assist Prof Dr. Mahmoud Soufbaf | Gamma irradiation | Member

Academic staff at Agricultural, Medical and Industrial Research school, Karaj, Iran

Mahmoud Soufbaf Sarjami, born on January 12, 1978, in Iran, is an accomplished academic and researcher specializing in entomology and applied mathematics. With a diverse educational background spanning from plant protection to mathematics, Mahmoud has made significant contributions to the field, particularly in insect behavior and population dynamics. Currently serving as academic staff at the Agricultural, Medical, and Industrial Research school in Karaj, Iran, Mahmoud is renowned for his expertise in mathematical analyses and sterile insect technique (SIT). His research interests include dynamical systems and their application in biological contexts. He is also dedicated to mentoring and guiding students in their academic pursuits.

Professional Profiles:

Education

B.S in Plant Protection, Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan, Iran, 2001 M.Sc in Entomology, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabil, Iran, 2008 PhD in Entomology, Tarbiat Modarres University, Tehran, Iran, 2011 B.Sc in Mathematics, Payame Nour University, Karaj, 2018 M.Sc in Applied Mathematics, Tehran University, 2021

Professional Qualifications

Mathematical analyses using Matlab and Mathematica Statistical analyses using SAS, SPSS, and Minitab Insect rearing on natural and artificial diets Sterile Insect Technique (SIT) Planning and constructing insectaries Entomological experiments planning Windows skills, MS Office (Word, Excel, Power Point), Latex

Academic qualifications

A Review on Trichogramma wasps rearing methods in insectariums. B.S. project. Pheromone release behavior of the carob moth, Ectomyelois ceratoniae, under laboratory and field conditions. (M.Sc thesis in Entomology). Modeling and analysis of tritrophic interactions in canola-Plutella xylostella-parasitoid system. (PhD thesis in Entomology). Modeling obesity in Iranian teenagers using artificial neural networks. (B.S. project in Mathematics) Analysis of Competition Term in Lotka-Volterra Model. (M.Sc thesis in Mathematics)

Research interest

Multiple time scale dynamical systems Bifurcation theory in biological dynamical systems Ergodic theory Mathematical & Physical aspects of Sterile Insect Technique

Research Focus:

Mahmoud Soufbaf Sarjami’s research focuses primarily on the ecological dynamics of insect populations, particularly in agricultural settings. His work encompasses a wide range of topics, including the effects of different host plants on the life cycle and mortality patterns of insect pests like the diamondback moth. He investigates the intricate relationships between plants, insects, and parasitoids, exploring how factors like plant availability and habitat size influence population dynamics. Additionally, Mahmoud delves into the role of plant-insect interactions in greenhouse environments, studying phenomena such as insect feeding modes and plant interference. His research contributes significantly to understanding and managing insect pest populations in agricultural ecosystems.

Publications 

  1. Bottom-Up Effect of Different Host Plants on Plutella xylostella (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae): A Life-Table Study on Canola,Publication date: 2010.
  2. Inhibitory effects of cold atmospheric plasma on population growth of the carob moth, Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in laboratory, Publication date: 2023.
  3. Does dose rate compensate low doses of gamma irradiation towards insect and mite pest sterilization?, Publication date: 2023.
  4. Dynamics of Performances in a Competitive Model, Publication date: 2022.
  5. Finish line plant–insect interactions mediated by insect feeding mode and plant interference: a case study of Brassica interactions with diamondback moth and turnip aphid, Publication date: 2017.
  6. Artificial Diversity of Plant–Insect Communities and Modern Crop Stoichiometry in Small Closed Patches in Greenhouse, Publication date: 2017.
  7. Effects of plant availability on population size and dynamics of an insect community: diamondback moth and two of its parasitoids, Publication date: 2014.
  8. Effects of plant availability and habitat size on the coexistence of two competing parasitoids in a tri-trophic food web of canola, diamondback moth and parasitic wasps, Publication date: 2012.
  9. Development and Age-Specific Mortality of Diamondback Moth on Brassica Host Plants: Pattern and Causes of Mortality Under Laboratory Conditions, Publication date: 2010.

 

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