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Aritra Roy
Hello! I’m Aritra Roy from Kolkata, India. I completed my schooling at Calcutta Boys' School,
Kolkata. From my high school days, I have had a passion for solving mathematics problems,
particularly in geometry and calculus. I enjoy approaching problems as puzzles and searching
for compact, elegant solutions.
Currently, I am in the M.Tech program at IIT Bombay.
I completed my bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Mining Machinery Engineering at
IIT (ISM) Dhanbad in a five-year double-major track.
My undergraduate thesis advisor was Prof. Sandipan Kumar Das. I also worked under Prof. Antarip Poddar
on electrokinetic efficiency in electroosmotic flows and completed an S. N. Bhatt Fellowship at
ICTS-TIFR under Prof. Rama Govindarajan on formulating the theoretical free-space fundamental solution for
Oseen flow and built an in-house Method of Fundamental Solutions (MFS) solver. Modeled the inertial
sedimentation dynamics, hydrodynamic drag, and orientation behavior of dibilateral objects possessing dual planes of symmetry.
My research interests include fluid mechanics, computational modeling, meshless numerical
methods, and electrokinetic systems. I also enjoy writing computational blogs, solving
riddles, playing chess, and reading crime thrillers. I am currently collaborating with Dr.
Rahil Valani (Oxford University) on active particle chaos dynamics in electrokinetic systems.
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