Know more about me:

I have received my M.Sc. degree from I.I.T.  Roorkee (formerly the University of Roorkee) and my Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics from Panjab University, Chandigarh.

Panjab University is the best and most reputed University situated in Sector-14, Chandigarh. The department of physics is known for its reputation around the world. My Ph. D. work was related to the alpha and cluster-decay studies of various nuclei, taking from light mass region to super heavy mass region in the nuclear chart.

 

Research group
Me with my Supervisor and Senior Lab Partners

 

I have visited the University of Messina, Italy. Here I have chaired one session and presented my research work in 2010. It was International Symposium based on the Quasifission Process in Heavy Ion Reactions.

 

University Messina
Me at International Symposium based on the Quasifission Process in Heavy Ion Reactions, Messina, Italy

 

I have also organized an International Conference successfully on “Recent Trends in Nuclear Physics-2012” with the support of the DST, DAE-BRNS, CSIR, UGC, and INSA, and published the conference proceeding in AIP, as an editor.

 

Conference
Chairperson of conference Recent Trends in Nuclear Physics-2012

 

Presently I am taking care of the Physics Journal; “Journal of Nuclear Physics, Material Sciences, Radiation, and Applications”, a refereed and indexed journal with worldwide reputed Advisory Board and Editorial Board members. The Journal has published many issues and got a good response from the research community.

In June 2014, I have presented my work at JINR, Dubna, Russia, being a member of the first official India-JINR Forum.

JINR-DUBNA, RUSSIA, 2014


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Me at JINR-DUBNA, RUSSIA, 2014

 

Dr. Sushil is an active blogger and has a youtube channel where he has covered many physics topics efficiently, a number of video views signify its importance. This apniPhysics website was founded by Dr. Sushil Kumar, for the benefit of students and fellow physicists alike.

apni Physics is an effort to create a better platform and also to help the students to be able to have content at their hands whenever they want, online. Dr. Sushil continues to upload his lectures and post articles about the latest research in physics, academic, physics education, and also lessons about daily life and how physics defines every aspect of our everyday movement and life.

Click here: YouTube Channel

About me and Education Technology Practices:

I have observed that most teachers use the analogy in the classroom to explain the physical pictures in modern times too. Some people use PPTand try to explain the complex picture easily but students face the problem to observe the actual physical picture.

I started my own video lectures in 2013 and apply various tools to develop the physical concept effectively. I am a tech-savvy person and preferably use computer applications (software and hardware) in our video lectures. I use;

  • Picture into picture mode video lectures
  • Simulations
  • Animations
  • Graphics tablet+ digital pen
  • Various Screen recorders in a different mode
  • A direct camera recorded videos
  • and Green screen

He himself edit the video and add to the text, transitions, zooming, animation, and subtitle within different languages.

He is not only creating the digital content but playing with the search engines too. Dr. Sushil uses SEO principles for web posts and pages and keens in digital marketing. Role of the keywords, selection of the keywords, Click per charge (CPC), etc., uses effectively by him because some posts and pages rank on the first page of google.

He always learns new and new things about digital technologies and uses that scientifically for research and publications purposes. He learns and shares the information with his colleagues to make them aware of various social media importance.

He has guided more than six M. Phil students and was the mentor of one Ph.D. student. Dr. Sushil Kumar gives a talk recently at Nuclear Physics Meet held from June 26-30, 2015 which was organized by Prof. Suresh K. Patra at the Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar on the occasion of the 40th-year academic celebration of the Institute.

CrossRef Ambassador:

A short write up available on the crossref website being a Crossref Ambassador Asia- India region is,

“Dr. Sushil Kumar is Deputy Dean of journals and publications at Chitkara University Publications, Chandigarh, India. He has organized several national and international academic events as well as presented his own research. He is the founding editor of the ‘Journal of Nuclear Physics, Material Sciences, Radiation, and Applications since 2013. Dr. Sushil set up the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform for Chitkara University Publications. This role includes managing indexing, formatting, publication policies, membership, digital marketing, SEO of research articles, and journal management for all Open Access journals. He is a strong advocate of the Open Access movement and all Chitkara University Publications are available via platinum Open Access. Additionally, Sushil aims to increase awareness about publication and research ethics among the scientific community, along with providing technical support and information about indexing, repositories, preprint archives, Open Access rights and licenses, and persistent Identifiers. Dr. Sushil is also a scientific blogger and has his own YouTube channel, with more than 73,500 subscribers, to share his learning and related information with the wider academic”

Member of the European Association of Science Editors (EASE)
https://ease.org.uk/members/sushil-kumar/
CrossRef Ambassador (Asia-India region):
https://www.crossref.org/community/our-ambassadors/
My Website and Social Media Pages:
Personal website: https://apniphysics.com
YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/sushilk17able
Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/apniPhysics
LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sushilk17/

Recent Activities:

1. CrossRef Ambassador https://www.crossref.org/community/our-ambassadors/

2. The European Association of Science Editors (EASE) Member
https://ease.org.uk/members/sushil-kumar/

3. Member of “Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)”
https://publicationethics.org/user/1125906/

4. Delivered a lecture on “Publications Practices and Related Information” at the Chitkara University, Rajpura, Pb (https://chitkara.edu.in) for the " VC Lecture Series" dated 10 th April, 2021.

5. Moderator and chaired of one Day National Online Seminar Cum Panel Discussion on the topic ‘Present Library and New Age Researchers: Challenges of the present time’ organized by Chitkara University Publications,  Chandigarh, dated 5 th April 2021.

6. Moderator and chaired of one Day Online National Seminar cum Panel Discussion on the topic " Publications and Research Ethics" at Chitkara University Publications, Chandigarh, dated 17 th March, 2021.

7. Invited Speaker, offline cum online workshop on “Research and Publication Ethics” at Sri Sai
University, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh dated 9 th March 2021.

8. Invited Speaker at Online International Conference on Theoretical Aspects of Nuclear Physics, title “Open Access Journals and Scientometrics Analysis of Nuclear Physics” at the Central University of Himachal Pradesh, it was held on 20th February 2021.

9. Organized first Online International Conference on the topic ‘Cutting Edge Research in Chemistry and Sustainable Environmental Solutions’ on February 20th and 21st, 2021 at Chitkara University Publications, Chandigarh, India.

10. Delivered lectures on Research Publication Ethics for Ph.D. students at Central University of Himachal Pradesh (CUHP),dated 20/01/2021.Organized by the Prof. OSKS Sastri, School of Physical and Material Sciences, Department of Physics and Astronomical Sciences.

11. Invited Speaker on “An Introduction to Research Journals for UG Science Students” organized by the Physics Department, DAV College Bhatinda dated 23 January 2021. It was DBT Sponsored Interdisciplinary Webinar

12. Keynote speaker, at a webinar on “Open Access Journals: Researchers need & Challenges” at
Centre for Medical Physics, Panjab University, Chandigarh on 29 th November 2020.

13. Invited speaker at UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Panjab University, Chandigarh for the “7-days Short Term Course (STC)/Faculty Development Programme (FDP)” on the theme: “Addressing the challenges of Online Teaching-Learning” from 04.09.2020 to 10.09.2020. Title of the talk “Innovative Teaching Tools” dated 7 th September 2020

About me and My Research Highlights: Sushil Kumar arXiv

The cluster–core model for the halo structure of light nuclei at the drip lines

Raj K Gupta1,2Sushil Kumar1M Balasubramaniam1,2G Münzenberg3, and Werner Scheid2

Published 11 March 2002 • Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle PhysicsVolume 28Number 4

 

The formation and decay of superheavy nuclei produced in 48Ca-induced reactions

Sushil Kumar1M Balasubramaniam1,2Raj K Gupta1,2,3G Münzenberg3, and W Scheid2

Published 21 February 2003 • Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle PhysicsVolume 29Number 4

 

Structure effects in the region of superheavy elements via the α-decay chain of 293118

Raj K Gupta1,2Sushil Kumar1Rajesh Kumar1M Balasubramaniam1,2, and W Scheid2

Published 17 October 2002 • Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle PhysicsVolume 28Number 11 

 

Magic numbers in exotic light nuclei near drip lines

(Paper Cited in Nature, Ref No 23)

Raj K Gupta1,2,5, M Balasubramaniam1,6, Sushil Kumar1, S K Patra3, G Münzenberg4 and Walter Greiner2
Published 28 February 2006 • 2006 IOP Publishing Ltd
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics, Volume 32, Number 4

 

Shell closure effects studied via cluster decay in heavy nuclei

Sushil Kumar1Ramna Rani1, and Rajesh Kumar2

Published 7 November 2008 • 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle PhysicsVolume 36Number 1


Decay studies of 288−287115 alpha-decay chains

Sushil Kumar1,3Shagun Thakur2, and Rajesh Kumar2

Published 16 September 2009 • 2009 IOP Publishing Ltd
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle PhysicsVolume 36Number 10


Decay studies of rare-earth nuclei to superheavy elements and the associated shell effects

Sushil Kumar, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 282 (2011) 012015. 1742-6588


Theoretical studies of rare-earth nuclei leading to 50Sn-daughter products and the associated shell effects, Sushil Kumar, Ukrainian Journal of Physics, Vol. 57, No.5, 493 (2012). 0372-400X


α decay chains study for the recently observed superheavy element Z=117 within the isospin cluster model

Sushil Kumar Phys. Rev. C 85, 024320 – Published 27 February 2012  https://journals.aps.org/prc/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevC.85.024320


Study of Alpha Decay Chains of Superheavy Nuclei and Magic Number Beyond Z = 82 and N = 126.

Shagun Thakur, Sushil Kumar, Rajesh Kumar, Brazilian Journal of Physics, Vol. 43, (2013). 152-161


Extensions of Natural Radioactivity to 4th-Type and of the Periodic Table to Super-heavy Nuclei: Contribution of Raj K Gupta to Cold Nuclear Phenomena.

Bir Bikram Singh, Sushil Kumar, Manoj K. Sharma, and S. K. Patra, Journal of Nuclear Physics, Material Sciences, Radiation and Applications, Vol.1, No.2, 133, (2014)


Social and Scientific Blogs


1. Library

This blog covers some books recommended by me and is useful for one reader. Books are not only related to the Physics subject but a variety of books listed like self-help, fiction, general, and others. These books are listed on Amazon and Flipkart is also linked with the same to buy.

Click here: https://vyomlibrary.blogspot.com/


 

 

 

Social relationship

 


Know about me, and my social and scientific identities:

सुशील कुमार Sushil Kumar (M.Sc. IIT Roorkee, Ph.D. Nuclear Physics, PU Chd)

Associate Professor of Physics

Web of Science ResearcherID: I-1325-2019
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