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Prof. Dadhich's research interests cover relativistic gravitation and its applications in astrophysics and cosmology, higher-dimensional Gauss-Bonnet gravity and its effects in four-dimensional spacetime, and basic conceptual issues in unification of forces and quantum gravity. Prof. Dadhich is also interested in the dialogue between science and society.

Sukanta Bose
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Prof. Sukanta Bose's research interests include the Searches for gravitational wave signals from compact object binaries and a stochastic gravitational wave background, and measuring their astrophysical or cosmological parameters, Characterization of the noise in gravitational wave detectors, Constraining the nuclear equation of state of neutron stars, Follow-up of gravitational-wave triggers for finding their electromagnetic counterparts and Speeding up gravitational wave data analysis computationally.

Dipankar Bhattacharya
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Prof. Bhattacharya's research interests include the astrophysics of compact stars (white dwarfs, neutron stars and black holes), the structure and magnetic fields of neutron stars, cosmic explosions (novae, supernovae and gamma ray bursts), accretion-powered objects, X-ray astronomy and coded mask imaging.

Dipanjan Mukherjee
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Prof. Mukherjee's research interest are on the topics of high energy astrophysics and simulations of astrophysical fluids over a broad range of scenarios. A strong emphasis is placed on developing numerical modules to be used in large scale simulations and comparison with observational data. Some of the current topics of active research are: a) Galaxy evolution over cosmic time and the impact of AGN and stellar feedback on star formation. Impact of feedback processes on the properties of interstellar and circumgalactic media such as turbulence, metallicity and multi-phase gas distribution. b) Physics of relativistic jets from blackholes of all scales and their emission mechanisms. c) Physics of compact objects and the evolution of neutron star magnetic field. e) Accretion processes in compact objects and their observable signatures.
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