Dr. Disha Arora

Brief Profile

Dr. Disha Arora is a physicist with a Ph.D. in Quantum Condensed Matter Physics from IIT Delhi, specializing in twistronics. Her research focuses on theoretical modelling and computational simulations of multilayer graphene and other 2D moiré materials, such as twisted bilayer graphene. She investigates their intricate optical and electronic properties, uncovering their potential for next-generation electronic and optoelectronic applications. Her work provides valuable insights into quantum effects in moiré superlattices, particularly polarization-controlled optical responses in graphene-based systems. By employing advanced computational techniques, she predicts and analyzes key electronic and photonic phenomena in low-dimensional materials, contributing to advancements in semiconductor technology.

Dr. Arora also has significant expertise in spectroscopy techniques, including Rayleigh scattering and multiphoton absorption studies in moiré materials. Her research on light-matter interactions has deepened the understanding of optical transitions, excitonic effects, and their applications in energy-efficient transistors, high-performance sensors, and quantum devices.

Beyond research, Dr. Arora is a passionate educator who emphasizes conceptual clarity, real-world applications, and critical thinking in her teaching. She actively mentor students, participates in academic initiatives, and collaborates on research projects. Her academic journey—from earning a B.Sc. in Physics (Honors) at Delhi University to completing her Ph.D. at IIT Delhi—reflects her commitment to scientific discovery and education, aiming to inspire the next generation of physicists and innovators.