I am broadly interested in understanding the physical world, with particular interest in active matter, and complex fluids.
I have worked under Professor Saenz at the Physical Mathematics Lab since September 2020 working on projects related to weekly chaotic Faraday Waves and exploring the dynamics of walking droplets subject to random forces.
I have also begun working under Professor Polacheck at the Polacheck Lab in December 2022 on understanding fluid drag forces relevant to angiogenic sprouting, and work on contraction of smooth muscle over patterned adhesion.
I have joined the Thutupalli Lab working under Professor Thutupalli at the National Centre for Biological Sciences. My work in active matter at the interface of biology and fluids is supported by the Fulbright-Nehru fellowship.
Experimental Techniques: High-Speed Videography, Image Analysis, 3D Printing, Lasercutting, Arduino, Mammalian Cell Culture
Computing Literacy: MATLAB, ImageJ, SolidWorks, Blender, Onshape, Adobe Premiere Pro