The IPR Alumni Network connects past PhD scholars and post-doctoral fellows who have gone on to build distinguished careers in research, academia, industry, and public service across India and the world.
We are proud of our alumni community and their contributions to the field of plasma physics, fusion energy, and beyond. This section serves as a directory, archive, and platform for alumni engagement.
| Name | PhD Year | Thesis Area | Current Position | Institution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Rajesh Yadav | 2010 | Tokamak Plasma Diagnostics | Associate Professor | IIT Bombay |
| Dr. Priya Nair | 2012 | Computational Plasma Physics | Scientist | BARC, Mumbai |
| Dr. Suresh Patel | 2014 | MHD Instabilities in Tokamaks | Research Scientist | ITER Organization, France |
| Dr. Ananya Roy | 2016 | Atomic Data for Fusion Plasmas | Assistant Professor | IISc Bangalore |
| Dr. Vikram Singh | 2018 | Plasma-Wall Interaction | Post-Doc Fellow | MIT, USA |
| Dr. Meera Joshi | 2020 | Machine Learning in Plasma | Scientist | DRDO, Pune |
Theses submitted to HBNI through IPR are archived in the IPR Library. Digital copies can be accessed from within the IPR intranet. For external access, requests may be submitted to the library. Some theses are also available on the Shodhganga national repository.
Yes. Alumni can request a digital copy of their own thesis by writing to the IPR Library (library@ipr.res.in) with proof of identity. Copies are provided within 5 working days.
Alumni are requested to send their updated information (current position, institution, email, recent publications) to academics@ipr.res.in. Profiles are updated periodically on this page.
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