Adviser: 
Dr. Jerry Y. Harrington 

Research interest: 

Physics to Atmospheric Science:

I was quite interested in understanding the laws of nature after taking school level physics. I pursued B.Sc in Physics, but the actual realization of fundamental laws of physics and mathematics became more interesting when I started reading good books on atmospheric sciences, and few atmospheric phenomena explained by laws of physics with the mathematical equations made intellectual thinking quite interesting and I felt more driven to map out a career in atmospheric science. 

Satellite Meteorology:

Satellite observation of rainfall with the help of TRMM got me more engaged in satellite meteorology, especially the spatial distribution of rainfall over the Himalayan region, rainfall pattern was quite beautiful artistically. Then I tried to understand more about the retrieval algorithm and the tedious science behind remote sensing of geophysical  parameters. 

Snowfall microphysics:

I got an opportunity to work on snowfall remote sensing at Michigan Tech University, interestingly the excessive amount of snowfall at Houghton was quite fascinating and how nature creates so many beautifully structured snowflakes turned out to be another scientific curiosity for me, at the same time the latent heat release during its formation and its effect on energy balance scintillate my scientific mind. 

Current Research:

In my current research with Dr. Harrington, I am trying to gain more knowledge on cloud/ice microphysics and radiative interaction with cloud particles.