New Delhi, Oct. 24 -- Dr Ashoke Sen, Infosys Madhava Chair Professor in Bengaluru, has become the first Indian physicist to receive the prestigious Oskar Klein Medal for 2026. The Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India congratulated him on the honour.
Prof. Sen is globally recognised for his pioneering contributions to string theory, particularly his work on S-duality, the precision counting of black hole entropy and string field theory. His research has significantly advanced modern string theory and deepened understanding of fundamental physics.
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