“THAPAR UNIVERSITY PATIALA”

ATINDIA-CMS

Dr. Suneel Kumar

School of Physics and Material ScienceThapar university, Patiala, Punjab (INDIA)

Thapar Technology Campus at a Glance

a) THAPAR UNIVERSITY b) THAPAR POLYTECHNIC c) THAPAR CENTRE FOR INDSTRIAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL

• In the beginning the school was named School of Basic and Applied Sciences (1982).

• Then in 2002, the school was reorganized and Mathematics was separated from the department and School of Physics & Materials Science came into force.

• School is situated in the B-Block ( first floor)

COURSES OFFERED

• B.E.-( Ist Year) Physics ( Core course)

• B.E (2nd year) Material Science & Engg

( Core course)

• P.G. M.Tech. (Materials Science and Engineering)

• P.G. M.C.A. (Electronics)

• M.Sc. (Physics) introduced from July2007

FACULTY

• In our school, Twelve(12) experienced & professional faculty.

• All faculty members are having good number of publications in referred journals.

• All faculty members having keen interest in research.

• No. of sponsored Projects: 11• Sponsoring agencies are DST, CSIR, DRDO, UGC

etc.

(Sponsoring Funds more than Rs.2.00 crore)

Human Resources

• Ph. D ( 15 students are registered)

• R.A ( 1)

• SRF & JRF ( 6 )

• Teaching Assistant (3)

RESEARCH AREAS

• Micro/nanotechnology(1) • Liquid Crystals(1)• Metallurgy(2)• Electroceramics(1)• Nuclear Physics(2)• High Energy Physics(2)• Magnetic Materials(1)• Solid State Physics(2)

INFRASTRUCTURE

Laboratories• Physics Laboratory• Materials Science &

Engineering• Metallurgy &

Metallographic Laboratory• Nano Science and Nano

Technology Laboratory• Materials Research Laboratory

Resume of Suneel Kumar

• B.Sc (N.M.) -1991-1994, Kurukshetra University.

• M.Sc. (H.S.) Physics -1994-1996, Panjab University, Chandigarh

• Ph.D.(Multifragmentation at Intermediate Energy Nuclear Physics) -1996-1999, Panjab University, Chandigarh

• Post-Doctoral Fellow: -2000-2003, Worked on Belle at KEK, Japan as member of Panjab

University, Chandigarh Group.• Young Scientist: -2002-2003, DST Young Scientist Fast Track Research Project• Lecturer: -Jan, 2004, Lecturer , Thapar University, Patiala.

Continued….

• Published 29 Research Papers in International Journals

• Wrote 7 Belle Notes• Presented 15 Talks in National and International

Conferences• Presently Guiding Two Ph.D. Students• Writing one book for Undergraduate Students

Continued….

• Research ProjectTitle of Project Funding Agency Estimated Cost Duration

Searches for rare B-decays and CP

Violation at KEK B-Factory

Department of Science and Technology(DST)

9.0 Lakhs 2002-2003

Isospin dependence of nuclear equation of state and multifragmentation

Council of scientific and Industrial Reasearch(CSIR)

7.53 lakhs 2006-2009

Contribution at BELLE

• Developed the software to calculate the efficiency of KLM detector for Klong and Muon detection (Belle Note 351)

• Maintenance for the smooth running and repair of RPC

• Replacement of damage RPC’s control board.

• Analyzed Belle Data to study the branching fraction for the Charmonium Decay Channels

• B Chic1+K, BChic1(2)+K*, BJ/φ K*(1430)

• Contributed Belle Notes 351,399,461,479,494,498,588

• Contributed in the calculation of CP violation

List of Publications (HEP)

1. Klong efficiency in KLM Detector, Belle Note 351.

2. Branching fraction for BChic1(2)X, Belle Note 498.

3. Update for branching fraction for BChic1(2)X, Belle Note 588.

3. Measurement of branching fractions and decay amplitudes in B→J/ψK*, K. Abe et al., Belle collaboration, Phys. Lett. B, 538, 11(2002).

4. Measurement of branching fractions and charge asymmetries for tw body B meson decays with charmonium.

K. Abe et al., Belle Collaboration, Phys. Rev. D 67, 032003(2003).

Possible Contribution to India-CMS

• Will work closely with Panjab University Group

- Have experience of KLM detector, software and hardware. I will work for fabrication and testing of RPC

- Analyse the date to study B-Physics