Exploring the emergent dynamics of multi-agent systems — where physics meets collective behaviour.
I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Physics and Applied Mathematics Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, working under the supervision of Prof. Dibakar Ghosh.
My doctoral research centres on Spatio-temporal Correlations in Multi-Agent Dynamical Systems, with a particular focus on swarmalators — agents that simultaneously swarm in space and synchronise in phase.
My work probes how collective phenomena emerge from local rules, with implications spanning biophysics, active matter, and complex networks.
Peer-reviewed articles on swarmalators, synchrony, and collective dynamics in complex systems.
I am always eager to engage with the scientific community and welcome opportunities for academic collaboration, research visits, or in-depth discussions on complex dynamical systems and active matter. If you are working on similar problems or are interested in the theoretical and computational aspects of swarmalator models, please feel free to reach out.