Biswajit Biswas

This researcher works on the physical chemistry of interfaces, using laboratory techniques like vibrational sum frequency generation, Raman spectroscopy, and molecular dynamics simulations to study how water, ions, and small molecules organize at surfaces such as water-air interfaces, salt solutions, and lipid films. Recent work applies these interface-science methods to environmental questions, including how nanoplastic particles disrupt lipid membranes and affect atmospheric chemistry. The publication record also includes some unrelated collaborative projects on topics like bacteriophage therapy, mangrove ecology, and flood risk modeling, suggesting involvement in diverse interdisciplinary collaborations.

Publication output has been fairly steady at 3-5 papers per year for most of the last decade, with a sharp increase to 11 outputs in 2025, partly reflecting multiple preprint and journal versions of the same studies.

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