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M. S. Aruna Gandhi
Affiliation
School of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Peking University, Shenzhen, China
Topic
Finite Element Method,Refractive Index,Surface Plasmon,Surface Plasmon Resonance,Optical Fiber,Surface Plasmon Polaritons,Loss Spectra,Maximum Sensitivity,Phase Matching,Phase-matching Condition,Resonance Wavelength,Single-mode Fiber,Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor,D-shaped Fiber,Loss Peak,Microstructured Optical Fiber,Optical Spectrum Analyzer,Plasmon Modes,Rectangular Waveguide,Refractive Index Range,Spectral Sensitivity,Agar Surface,Air Holes,Antibacterial Activity,Antibacterial Test,Biosensor,Blood Glucose Concentration,Blue Shift,Core Diameter,Cubic Structure,Dispersion Relation,Effective Refractive Index,Fiber Bragg Grating,Field Distribution Of Mode,Field Modulation,Formation Of AgNPs,Formation Of Silver Nanoparticles,Four-wave Mixing,Fourier Transform Infrared,Inhibition Zone,Leaf Extract,Localized Surface Plasmon,Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance,Maximum Index,Medical Applications,Multidrug-resistant,Nanomaterials,Negative Refractive Index,Numerical Investigation,Optical Sensors,
Biography
M. S. Aruna Gandhi was born in Manthangal Mottur, India, in 1984. She received the M.Sc. degree in physics from Karpagam University, Coimbatore, India. She is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree in physics with the School of Advanced Sciences, VIT University, India. She is involved in the design and simulation of photonic quasi-crystal fibers for new applications, including few cycle laser pulse generation, pulse compression, supercontinuum generation, soliton propagation, and biosensing for photonic devices.