Interest

Research

Dr Tuhin Maity is an Assistant Professor at School of Physics, IISER Thiruvananthapuram, India. Before that he was a Marie-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at Dept. of Materials Science, University of Cambridge, UK . He is doing research on micro and nanostructured ferroic materials. Please feel free to contact him for any collaborative research.

Photography


​Dr Tuhin Maity is freelance photographer based in UK, Ireland and India. Besides his research work, he likes to take pictures which allow him to see the world around in different way. Please contact him for any photography service.

Painting​

Dr Tuhin Maity is a self-taught painter. Write to him  to inquire about  his original paintings. 

Recent News

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Dr Tuhin Maity has joined IISER Thiruvananthapuram in March 2020 as an Assistant Professor in the School of Physics.
PictureDr Tuhin Maity has joined Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy - University of Cambridge in March, 2018.
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Dr Tuhin Maity has been awarded Marie Curie Fellowship 2017 by European Commission. Prestigious, stipendiary European Union Research Fellowship for two years, awarded on the basis of outstanding track record and research plans. Running independent research Projects in two separate areas: • Next generation high density memory to address increasing demand for storage. • New materials for room temperature multiferroics. Received independent funds from Isaac Newton Trust to accelerate the project on high density memory.
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Dr Miaty attended  WE-Heraeus Seminar on "Energy Efficient Magnetoelectric Materials by Ionic Approaches: Fundamentals, Challenges and Perspectives"
26 Jan - 29 Jan 2020 at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef (Germany) and won poster prize.
Dr Tuhin Maity was awarded Tyndall Bursary Award for best PhD student 2013/2014 
PictureDr Tuhin Maity was awarded IRC Postdoctoral fellowship by Irish research Council in 2016. Prestigious, stipendiary Irish Research Council Fellowship for two years, awarded on the basis of outstanding track record during PhD and research plans. Running independent research Projects on materials for energy harvesting from vibration.