معرفی
Bindiya Arora is a PSI Fellow in the Academic Staff at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics (PITP), focusing on roles related to training, educational outreach, and scientific programs. Her research spans atomic physics, quantum mechanics, and theoretical physics, with applications in precision measurements, atomic clocks, and quantum technologies. She has contributed to studies on dispersion coefficients, Rydberg atoms, and sensor technologies.
Her work bridges fundamental physics and practical applications, including collaborations on atomic data portals and computational tools. She actively engages in educational outreach through lectures at institutions like KNUST and Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, covering topics from quantum theory to ethics in science. Her seminars emphasize quantum computation, scientific communication, and addressing challenges like imposter syndrome in academia.
Notable projects include investigations into THz atomic clocks, quantum electrometric sensors, and the radiative properties of ions for astrophysical applications. She advises graduate students on topics like dispersion interactions and quantum memory systems. Her research outputs span high-impact journals like Physical Review A and Atoms, showcasing expertise in both theoretical and applied physics domains.
