Work Experience: 13 Years of teaching and research in Physics

Research interests: Thin Films fabrication using sol gel techniques

Qualifications: B.Sc. , M.Sc. (Physics), M.Phil (Physics), Ph.D.(Physics)

Specialization: Thin Film Fabrication and Characterization

Teaching Philosophy:
As an associate professor, I am committed to fostering a dynamic and engaging learning environment that promotes critical thinking and innovation. I aim to inspire students to connect theoretical knowledge with practical applications, encouraging their intellectual growth and professional development. By cultivating curiosity, providing mentorship, and emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches, I strive to empower students to become confident, lifelong learners capable of making meaningful contributions to their fields and society.

Courses Taught:

• Mechanics
• Quantum Mechanics
• Wave and Optics
• Thermodynamics
• Statistical Mechanics
• Nano Science
• Engineering Physics

Scholarly Activities:
Research Focus:

• Specialization in thin film fabrication using sol-gel techniques.
• Active engagement in research that bridges material science and applied physics.

Publications:
Authored 9 publications in national and international journals, contributing to advancements in thin film technology and related fields.

Patent:
Holder of one patent, showcasing innovation and practical applications of research in material science and thin film technology.

Conference Presentations:
Presented 4 papers at prestigious national and international conferences, showcasing cutting-edge research findings.

Mentorship:
Guided undergraduate and postgraduate students in research projects and thesis work, nurturing the next generation of scientists.

Academic Contributions:
Active participation in curriculum design and updates to ensure relevance in evolving scientific fields.

Professional Development:
Attended and contributed to workshops, seminars, and symposiums to remain at the forefront of advancements in physics and material science.

Profile summary:
Dr. Vandana Kaushik is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at Sanskaram University with over 13 years of experience in teaching and research. Specializing in thin film fabrication using sol-gel techniques, she has significantly contributed to material  cience and applied physics. She has authored 9 publications, presented 4 papers at national and international conferences, and holds a patent in her field. Passionate about mentoring, Dr. Kaushik guides undergraduate and postgraduate students, fostering innovation and critical thinking. Dedicated to creating an inclusive learning environment, she bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications, empowering students for academic and professional excellence.

Remarks about Sanskaram:
Sanskaram University provides an excellent platform for academic growth and innovation, fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment for both faculty and students. The university's commitment to research, holistic education, and skill development aligns perfectly with the evolving demands of modern academia and industry. My experience here has been immensely fulfilling, as it has allowed me to contribute meaningfully to both teaching and research while being part of a supportive and forward-thinking academic community.