PLASMA POPULARIZATION WORKSHOP BY USTM & CPP-IPR

Dr. Rakesh Moulick, Scientific Officer D, CPP- IPR, under DAE, Govt. Of India presented his talk on the topic “Fundamental of Plasma Physics” at USTM on 11th Jan 2022

9th Mile, Khanapara, Ri Bhoi, January 11, 2022: A workshop on Popularization of Plasma Physics has been organized by the Department of Physics, University of Science and Technology Meghalaya in collaboration with Center of Plasma Physics – Institute for Plasma Research (CPP-IPR) on January 11, 2022. The workshop was organized to celebrate the “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” in blended mode and was participated by students and teachers alike.
Speaking at the workshop, senior scientist from CPP-IPR Dr. T.K. Borthakur gave a brief overview of different research conducted in plasma physics. He also highlighted the contribution of the founder director Prof. S. Bujarbaruah in popularising plasma research in North East region.
The resource person of the workshop, Dr. Rakesh Moulick, Scientific Officer D, CPP- IPR, under DAE, Govt. Of India presented his talk on the topic “Fundamental of Plasma Physics”. He initiated his talk by explaining the basics of plasma physics and said that, “Debye shielding is a phenomenon to protect the plasma family just the same way as our society is protected by some security sources.” Dr. Moulick has explained how plasma research can be used in different theoretical aspect.
Dr. Ngangom Aomoa, Scientific officer D, CPP- IPR gave a talk on “Experimental Plasma Physics” where he focused on different experimental application of plasma and said that Plasma are like superhero in material science. In his talk has also highlighted the possibilities of getting govt. funded project to enhance research in plasma physics.

Plasma Popularization workshop by USTM & CPP-IPR on 11th January 2022

Earlier, Dr. Sanchita Roy, HoD of the Department of Physics has briefly introduced about the department of physics, USTM as well as the importance of such kind of workshop to develop the keen interest in the area of plasma physics among students and faculty members. The program ended with a demonstration on the production of laboratory plasma.