Shreeya Upadhyay

I am a highly motivated ,zealous and hardworking student with a strong background in STEM, particularly Physics and Mathematics. My comprehensive research experience spans multiple domains of physics, reflecting my strong determination to advance knowledge through interdisciplinary approaches. With a deep commitment to innovation and scientific exploration, I am eager to apply my skills in cutting-edge research, contributing meaningfully to the scientific community.

Took part in the International E-conference “Spectrum of Physics: Particles to Universe” organised by Department of Physics Lajpat Rai College in association with Indian Youth Nuclear Society (IYNS). I presented "Chirped Pulse Amplification and coherent beam combination" in the flash presentation. I was also conferred with the Youngest Presenter Award.

• EuroTeQ- I was Selected from Ecole Polytechnique in the prestigious EuroTeQ course “Quantum theory : philosophical perspective
• PLAS@PAR summer school- I was one of the 25 students selected worldwide for a week long summer school, conducted by University of Pisa (Italy) and the Physics Department (UFR de Physique) of Sorbonne Université, held in Roscoff, France at the Marine station. Under the supervision of Philippe Savioni, LPP, Ecole Polytechnique and Francesco Califano, Pisa University the summer school was focused on the study of various kinds of plasmas, their interaction in nature and their application from laboratory to nature.

Ecole Polytechnique Unibuddy Student Ambassador- Currently serving as a Unibuddy Student Ambassador, providing prospective students with insights and guidance about the university life. With Actively volunteering to answering questions, sharing experiences, and providing assistance with the transition to university.

Distribution of plant species in the Nainital Lake Fault  scarp and adjoining areas of Kumaun Lesser Himalaya, India. A reconnaissance survey with an aim for data collection and species identification of the vegetation in and around target regions of the Nainital Lake Fault. The study aims towards future open sourcing of the data for further studies regarding the correlation between fault plane and vegetation.