Nano-mechanics Lab
The Nano-mechanics group at IISER Pune was started in 2008 with a philosophy of development of novel techniques to understand molecular level processes in variety of areas. The group has developed novel instruments in the field of single molecule force spectroscopy and correlation spectroscopy.

Research Projects
Nano-mechanics lab is an interdisciplinary research group having a strong emphasis on development of novel force microscopic tools to investigate mechanics at mesoscopic scale. The lab has following projects and needs people from diverse backgrounds such as mechanical and electronics engineering to basic science disciplines such as Physics, Biology and Chemistry. Interested people (Engineers and researchers) are encouraged to send an e-mail with their CV to following e-mail address: s.patil@iiserpune.ac.in
Team
May the force be with you...
PhD Scholars

Shrikrishna Bhagwat
Instrumentation (AFM) and studying Mechanical Behaviors of Proteins

Vedant Gaonkar
Works on instrumentation and single- molecule experiments.
Apart from research you can find me on badminton court.
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Shubham Padhi
Study the mechanical properties of cells under different physiological conditions.
Also interested in Philosophy, music, badminton, and cricket.

Manmath Sahoo
Works on instrumentation and design, and protein pulling experiments.
Also involved in geopolitical arguments, trekking,

Harsh Rathore
Works on Finite element simulation and data analysis.
Keeps interest in Photography, chess, and athletic activities.

Aman Tumbal
Stress Strain analysis of cells
Also interested in trekking and casual gaming

Sanskruti Nalawade
Mechanical characterization of cells under different physiological conditions
Alumini

Shatruhan Singh Rajput
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at MGH, Harvard Medical School
















