Sreelakshmi Krishna, a 27-year-old researcher currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the National Forensic Sciences University. Married and residing in Thrissur, India, my academic journey has been marked by a passion for Physics and Forensic Sciences. I hold an MPhil in Physics from Madurai Kamaraj University and completed my Integrated M.Sc in Physics/Mathematics from Amrita University. I have a strong foundation in academia, coupled with practical experience as an Assistant Professor at PM Thevar College, Madurai.
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Education:
Pursuing Ph.D. at National Forensic Sciences University
MPhil Physics, Madurai Kamaraj University, 2019-21 (73%)
Integrated M.Sc Physics/Mathematics, Amrita University, 2013-18 (CGPA 7.02)
ISC Board – Hari Sri Vidya Nidhi School, Thrissur, 2012 (75%)
ICSE Board – Hari Sri Vidya Nidhi School, Thrissur, 2010 (81%)
Academic Achievements:
Sreelakshmi’s academic journey continued with an MPhil in Physics at Madurai Kamaraj University, where she excelled, graduating with distinction. Her commitment to learning extended further as she currently pursues a Ph.D. at the National Forensic Sciences University. Throughout her educational endeavors, she consistently demonstrated a passion for physics and an eagerness to delve into interdisciplinary research.
Professional Experience:
In 2019, Sreelakshmi stepped into the realm of academia as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Forensic Science at PM Thevar College, Madurai. This professional stint provided her with valuable insights into the practical applications of her academic expertise, enhancing her overall understanding of forensic science.
Research Focus and Contributions:
Sreelakshmi’s research journey showcases a profound interest in the intersection of Physics and Forensic Sciences. Her notable contributions include a narrative review on gunshot residue detection techniques and demographical identification of trace metals in soil samples. Moreover, her recent work on the preparation and characterization of copper gallium sulphide thin films exhibits a commitment to advancing materials science.
Awards and Recognition:
In recognition of her contributions, Sreelakshmi received the “Best Young Women Scientist Award” for her oral presentation at the 5th International Conference on Forensic Research and Toxicology in Singapore. This acknowledgment underscores her dedication and expertise in the field.
Personal Interests and Skills:
Beyond academia, Sreelakshmi is a multifaceted individual with skills ranging from programming in C to proficiency in MATLAB. Her involvement in cultural activities, such as mime and painting, along with formal training in singing and dancing, reflects her creative side. Balancing academic rigor with artistic expression, she is a well-rounded individual.
Declaration and Future Aspirations:
Sreelakshmi Krishna affirms the accuracy of the provided information in her biography, reflecting her academic journey, professional experiences, and personal interests. As she continues her pursuit of knowledge through her Ph.D., she remains dedicated to contributing meaningfully to the fields of Physics and Forensic Sciences.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions:
I have made significant contributions to the field, with publications in reputable journals such as IntechOpen and the Egypt Journal of Forensic Science. My recent work includes a paper on the preparation and characterization of copper gallium sulphide thin films.
A Chronological Study of Gunshot (GSR) Detection Techniques: A Narrative Review
Author: SKP Ahuja
Published in: Egyptian Journal of Forensic Science
Cited By: Not specified
Year: 2023
Abstract: This narrative review presents a chronological study of gunshot residue (GSR) detection techniques. Delving into the evolution of methodologies over time, the paper provides insights into the advancements in forensic science concerning gunshot residue analysis.
Demographical Identification of Trace Metals Found in Soil Samples from India
Authors: S Krishna, P Ahuja
Published in: IntechOpen
Cited By: Not specified
Year: 2023
Abstract: This publication focuses on the demographical identification of trace metals in soil samples sourced from India. The study contributes to the understanding of soil composition, with potential implications for forensic investigations and environmental sciences.
Preparation and Characterization of Pristine and Sn Doped Copper Gallium Sulphide (CGS) Thin Films Using Spray Pyrolysis Technique
Authors: S Krishna, V Vasu
Published in: Available at SSRN 4600102
Cited By: Not specified
Year: Not specified
Abstract: This work details the preparation and characterization of pristine and Sn doped Copper Gallium Sulphide (CGS) thin films using the spray pyrolysis technique. The paper explores the structural and chemical properties of these thin films, contributing to materials science research.
Research Timeline:
MPhil Project: “Preparation and characterization of pure and Sn doped Copper Gallium Sulphide Thin films” (Madurai Kamaraj University)
MSc Main Project: “Understanding Solid State Gas Sensor Application” (CSIR National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi)
BSc Mini Project: “Preparation and characterization of ZnO thin films” (Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri)
This timeline underscores my commitment to academic and practical research, contributing to advancements in forensic science.
