I study electrokinetic transport in confined micro- and nanofluidic systems from a theoretical perspective. I completed my Ph.D. at IIT Kharagpur, where I worked on electroosmotic flow and ionic transport in nanopores. Subsequently, I explored gated micro/nanochannels and blue energy harvesting at IIT Guwahati and KMUTT, Bangkok, and later worked on thermally driven transport and thermoelectric energy conversion at TU Darmstadt.

My research integrates physics-based modeling with data-driven methods to understand transport phenomena for applications in energy and sensing.

I am a research scholar at SMSS, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi. My research focuses on electrokinetic transport phenomena in micro - nanoscale systems. I completed my MSc from National Institute of Technology Calicut, where my master’s project involved stock market modelling. I also have experience with the finite difference method from my internship at Indian Institute of Technology Madras. 

Final-year bachelor’s student working at the intersection of computational fluid dynamics and physics-informed surrogate modeling using PINNs.

I’m Vishal Kumar, with a keen interest in fluid dynamics and applied mathematics. I’m currently working as a Project Associate at IIT Mandi, where I’m exploring research problems in nanopore biosensing and developing my skills in mathematical modelling and computational methods.

I’m Aadya, a Mechanical Engineering undergraduate specializing in Machine Learning and Fluid Dynamics. I'm working (Internship during summer and now remotely) with the ANUPRAVAHA Research Lab at IIT Mandi, focusing on computational and ML-based approaches to fluid-dynamics and non-linear PDEs.