> As a Postdoctoral Fellow at Northeastern University, my research delves into the mechanics and collective behaviors in biological tissue systems through theoretical modeling and computer simulations, leveraging tools from statistical and soft matter physics to predict emergent phenomena.> I earned my Ph.D. from IIT Bombay, INDIA, where I specialized in coarse-grained modeling and Langevin/Brownian dynamics simulations. My research focuses on the dynamics of both passive and active probe particles in complex environments. > So far, I have authored five articles in peer-reviewed journals and gained extensive teaching experience in computer simulations and quantum chemistry. I have also mentored master's students and NIUS Summer/Winter project participants.> My research is supported by prestigious fellowships, including the Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship at IIT Bombay and Junior and Senior Research Fellowships from the University Grants Commission, Govt. of India.> Outside of the lab, I am passionate about marathon running, cycling, and sports, having received multiple athletic awards from my institute. My strong interpersonal skills and capacity enable me to effectively manage research projects and make significant contributions to the scientific community.Feel free to connect with me to discuss research collaborations, academic opportunities, or professional networking.