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Dr. Arnab Bhattacharya Phone : +91-22-2278-2517
Associate Professor, Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science E-mail : arnab@tifr.res.in
Aug. 4th
, 2013
To Whom It May Concern
Surbhi Verma, a 2nd
year B.Tech. (Engineering Physics) student of Delhi Technological
University, worked under my guidance this summer for a period of 40 days from 16/06/2013 -
26/07/2013 on a project entitled "A table top experiment to make flowing soap films". In this
project she developed a simple vertical arrangement to make a stable flowing soap film based on
designs available in the literature. She investigated the suitability of various soap and surfactant
solutions for the soap films. At the end we were able to come up with a compact and easy-to-set-
up lab demonstration that could be used to show the properties of thin soap films and study
interference and turbulence patterns.
Over the period of the project I observed Surbhi to be diligent and conscientious in her work.
She encountered various issued during the experiments, and is willing to stick at a problem till it
is solved. She also has a cheerful personality and works well in a group.
Please do contact me should you require any further information.
Sincerely,
Arnab Bhattacharya
Associate Professor, TIFR
Chair, TIFR Science Popularization and Public Outreach

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  • 1. Dr. Arnab Bhattacharya Phone : +91-22-2278-2517 Associate Professor, Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science E-mail : arnab@tifr.res.in Aug. 4th , 2013 To Whom It May Concern Surbhi Verma, a 2nd year B.Tech. (Engineering Physics) student of Delhi Technological University, worked under my guidance this summer for a period of 40 days from 16/06/2013 - 26/07/2013 on a project entitled "A table top experiment to make flowing soap films". In this project she developed a simple vertical arrangement to make a stable flowing soap film based on designs available in the literature. She investigated the suitability of various soap and surfactant solutions for the soap films. At the end we were able to come up with a compact and easy-to-set- up lab demonstration that could be used to show the properties of thin soap films and study interference and turbulence patterns. Over the period of the project I observed Surbhi to be diligent and conscientious in her work. She encountered various issued during the experiments, and is willing to stick at a problem till it is solved. She also has a cheerful personality and works well in a group. Please do contact me should you require any further information. Sincerely, Arnab Bhattacharya Associate Professor, TIFR Chair, TIFR Science Popularization and Public Outreach