
Studying how wave turbulence affects ocean colour
What is the relationship between wave turbulence and ocean colour?
Through examining the process of polymerisation in greater detail, this project aims to make artificial polymers more environmentally friendly.
This project will study:
Polymerisation is the chemical process that creates polymers. Polymers are large molecules that are found in a variety of natural substances, such as wool, silk, cotton, and even our nails and hair. Humans have also created polymers like nylon and polyester, which are used in a wide range of everyday products. Acrylates are commonly found in acrylic nails, and methacrylates are used to manufacture DVDs. By modifying the polymerisation process, we hope to make it more green, sustainable and efficient.
I was working on a research project at IIT Kharagpur, India funded by the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), Government of India.
For me, the most challenging aspect of my candidature at MIPA pertains to the research itself. My project requires me to envision next-generation networks, which requires familiarity with developing computing and networking technologies. Formulating relevant problems in the area, and understanding existing theoretical tools to look for possible extensions are equally challenging.
The aspect I most enjoy is being able to explain the complicated concepts I encounter during my research to my peers and to students.
I would like to remain in academia and continue with my research.
What is the relationship between wave turbulence and ocean colour?
How do we develop policies that can effectively govern new technologies like fog computing.
How does ACL reconstruction surgery affect day-to-day activities.
How can we turn acid bacteria and γ-amino butyric acid into an edible pill?