Kuldeep Nano

Hello visitor,

I am Kuldeep, currently a doctoral researcher in NANO group at Aalto University, Espoo (Finland), exploring physics phenomena at ultra-low temperature (very near to absolute zero Kelvin).

Before joining my current position here at Aalto University, I worked as a junior research fellow in Nanoelectronics group at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai (India), and before that I worked as an assistant professor of physics at Dayanand College, Hisar (India).

I started studying physics during my high school years and continued to bachelor's and master's degrees as a major subject. But I diverted towards research in this field at the end of my master's degree (inspired by multiple events at the end of my master's degree only) and chose nanoscale physics as my major research field.

My major interests are exploring stunning and unexplored phenomena of physics at the nanoscale. I have worked on the superconducting Josephson diode effect in high-temperature superconductors, SQUIDs, nanodevice fabrication, and electronic transport measurements and am currently working on nanodevice fabrication for exploring non-abelian anyon quasiparticle statistics. Learning new skills and sharing knowledge with others, organizing tasks, and exploring unfamiliar locations, cultures, games, and competencies are my hobbies, each of which consistently lifts my spirits.