Dr. D. V. Senthilkumar
Principal InvestigatorIndian Institute of Science Education and Research, Thiruvananthapuram
As the principal investigator leading this group, my research passion lies in the captivating realm of nonlinear dynamics. I delve into non-integrable systems, chaotic dynamics, bifurcation, stability analysis, synchronization, network theory, and complex systems. My exploration extends to time-delay systems, delay-induced phenomena, coupled map lattices, spatio-temporal chaos, and recurrence analysis, revealing the intricacies of interconnected phenomena.
Current Members
Rumi Kar
PhD Student📨 rumi12320@iisertvm.ac.in
Hi, I am Rumi Kar, a Ph.D. student at IISER TVM. My research is centered around the intriguing field of nonlinear dynamics, with a particular focus on the fascinating concept of chimera states. This area of study truly captures my academic interest and is the primary focus of my current research endeavors.
Dweepabishwa Bagchi
PhD Student📨 dweepabiswabagchi20@iisertvm.ac.in
Aloha! I’m Dweepabiswa Bagchi, a PhD student tirelessly working in the field of Non-Linear Dynamics at IISER Thiruvananthapuram. I somehow found my way into the Complex System Lab in 2020, (yes, the year masks were in fashion). My research focuses intensely on complex networks with a particular emphasis on computational biology, ecological systems, population dynamics, eco-climatic interactions, inter-species interactions and ecological network structures. Currently, I am keenly investigating chaoticity in ecological networks and asynchronous dynamics in ecological networks. I honorably earned my M.Sc degree in Physics from Jawaharlal Nehru University. Outside of research, I enjoy gaming, drawing, movies, tv series, football matches, travelling to rocky mountains, seas and of course, filling up google forms.
Karan Singh
iPhD Student📨 karansingh20@iisertvm.ac.in
Hey there! I’m an integrated PhD student who kicked off this journey in 2020. I did my bachelors from University of Delhi. My research revolves mostly around the complex system. My focus? Wrapping my head around to understand the intricacies of cascading failure and its mitigation in complex networks. When I’m not immersed in physics, you’ll find me running around campus, traveling, or seeking out new adventures.
Rakshita Sharma
PhD Student📨 rakshita22@iisertvm.ac.in
I am Rakshita Sharma , a PhD student at Indian Institute of Science and Research, Trivendrum (IISER TVM), specialising in Non Linear Dynamics and Complex Networks. My research is focused on exploring the behaviour of active matter, particularly swarmalators . Currently I am investigating the impact of phase lag factor in Swarmalator model. I completed both my BSc(Honors) and MSc in Physics from University of Delhi. Outside of academia, I find joy in traveling to new places , reading novels and studying about philosophical dimensions of Psychology.
Akash Yadav
PhD Student📨 akashyadav23@iisertvm.ac.in
Hey, I’m Akash Yadav, a PhD scholar at IISER TVM specializing in complex systems and non-linear dynamics within physics. My research delves into swarming dynamics and adaptive complex systems, employing numerical modeling and simulations to uncover emergent patterns. I navigate these complexities through an interdisciplinary approach, blending physics principles with numerical simulations. I aim to translate these findings into practical applications, contributing to real-world solutions and advancements.
Aman Mishra
PhD Student📨 aman24@iisertvm.ac.in
I am Aman Mishra working in Non-linear dynamics. My work revolves around generalizing the Kuramoto model to D Dimensions to make it more suitable for higher-dimensional systems, integrating both amplitude and phase dynamics. I’m particularly interested in exploring the emergent properties and collective behavior of systems modeled by the Kuramoto model. This model finds application in various fields such as neuroscience, physics, biology, and engineering, where the synchronization of coupled oscillators plays a crucial role in understanding phenomena like neuronal synchronization, the behavior of power grids, and even the dynamics of coupled chemical reactions.
Kumar Awanish Pathak
PhD Student📨 awanish25@iisertvm.ac.in
I am Awanish, a researcher interested in complex systems and mathematical modeling. My work focuses on higher-dimensional Kuramoto models and basin stability to solve real-world problems. I study how systems synchronize and how stable they are when disturbed, with applications in areas like neuroscience, engineering, and power grids.
I aim to connect theory with practical use and contribute to solving challenges in dynamic and interconnected systems.
Porikshit Mondal
iPhD Student📨 porikshit22@iisertvm.ac.in
Hello! I’m Porikshit Mondal, an Integrated PhD student in School of Physics at IISER TVM. My research focuses on Complex Systems, with a particular emphasis on Collective Dynamics in Complex Systems. Currently, I am investigating Synchronization on various model in complex system. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Physics(honours) from Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Centenary College. Outside of research, I enjoy poem and song writing, football playing etc.
Qazi Saaheelur Rahaman
Project Student (IISER Berhampur)📨 qazisr20@iiserbpr.ac.in
Hello There! I am Qazi, an external MS thesis student from IISER Berhampur, and I joined the Complex Systems lab at IISER Thiruvananthapuram in June 2024. I am really interested in the realm of Statistical Physics, particularly in the Nonlinear dynamics spectrum. My recent research focuses primarily on adaptive complex systems and multilayer networks and performing various numerical simulations to discover underlying patterns and solutions to various real-world problems. Along with all these works, I am a cinema addict, an unemployed graphic designer, a melancholic poet, and someone who enjoys playing ukulele and cooking in their free time.
Kabilan T
Project Student📨 kabilan.t20@iisertvm.ac.in
Hey there! I’m Kabilan T, a 5th-year BS-MS student at IISER TVM who embarked on this academic adventure in 2020. Hailing from the vibrant town of Ambur in Tamil Nadu, my studies focus on the coevolutionary dynamics of network topology. Currently, my research delves into rewiring mechanisms in threshold cascades.
When I’m not in the lab, I’m a cricket enthusiast, dancer, filmmaker, and cinematographer. You might also spot me at the movies enjoying the latest releases.