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P B. Wagh
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
India
Dr P. B. Wagh has received his PhD (Physics) in 1999 from Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Presently he is working as Scientific Officer 'E' in Applied Physics Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai. He has to his credit about 45 research publications in cited international and national journals. Presently, he is involved with synthesis and characterization of nano-size explosive materials by Sol-Gel method. He is life member of High Energy Materials Society of India.
Sanjay V. Ingale
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
India
Mr Sanjay V. Ingale has obtained his MSc (Physics) from Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Presently he is working in the Applied Physics Division, BARC, Mumbai. He is involved in the development and processing of nano structured materials and energetic materials.
Amit S. Rav
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
India
Mr Amit S. Rav has obtained his BE (Electronics and Communication) from Gujrat University in 1999. Presently he is working in the Applied Physics Division, BARC, Mumbai. He has been working on the development of diagnostic techniques for high energy impact experiments.
T.C. Kaushik
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
India
Dr T. C. Kaushik has received his PhD from University of Bombay, Mumbai in 1995. Currently, he is the Head, High Energy Density Application Section, Applied Physics Division, BARC, Mumbai. He is recipient of DAE Special Contribution Award and has around 80 publications in journal, national and international conferences. Presently he is working on experiments and numerical simulation related to Megagauss magnetic fields, flux compression generators, opening switch, pinches and accelerators (electric gun/rail gun) using pulsed power sources.
Satish C. Gupta
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
India
Dr Satish C. Gupta working in the Applied Physics Division, BARC, Mumbai. He has to his credit a large number of publications in internationally reputed journals. He is recipient of DAE Special Contribution Award. His research interests include: behavior of high energy density matter and response of material to dynamic compression at high strain rate using shock wave.
S.N. Asthana
High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Pune
India
Dr S. N. Asthana has received his PhD (Chemistry) from University of Pune. Presently, he is Director of Armaments, DRDO HQr, New Delhi. He has been instrumental in the development of technologies of high explosives for warheads of missiles, new class of cast cure polymer-based explosives for futuristic insensitive munitions, and modern high energy materials like CL-20. He has carried out extensive R&D work in the field of solid rocket propellants.
R.D. Wasnik
High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Pune
India
Mr R. D. Wasnik has obtained his BE(Chemical) from Regional Engineering College, Rourkela. Presently, he is working in High Explosives Division, High Energy Material Research Laboratory (HEMRL), Pune. He received Laboratory Technology Group Award-2005. He has been instrumental in the development of technologies of high explosives for warheads of missiles.
R.B. Sohoni
High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Pune
India
Mr R.B. Sohoni has obtained his Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering. Presently, he is working as Technical Officer C, HEMRL, Pune. His research interest include: Design and development of controllers and instrumentation systems for assessment of high energy materials and software development for the systems. He is expert in development of state-of-the-art instrumentation systems for characterisation of high explosives.
M.N. Adya
High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Pune
India
Mr M. N. Adya has obtained his Diploma in Electrical Communication Engineering in 1970, and AMIE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) in 1986. Presently, he is working as Technical Officer C, HEMRL, Pune. His area of expertise include: Development of instrumentation systems for testing and evaluation of high explosives.
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