Research Profile
I am an M.S. student and Graduate Research Assistant in Applied Mathematics and Computational Science at North South University, working in the Department of Mathematics & Physics on computational fluid dynamics and convective heat transfer.
My thesis compares the thermal storage performance of phase change materials (PCM) and nano-enhanced PCM in cavities with serrated heat sources, using transient melting simulations with the enthalpy–porosity formulation. My wider research combines finite-volume CFD with data-driven surrogate modelling for heat transfer in cavities, porous media, magnetohydrodynamic flows and geothermal systems; three manuscripts from this work are under review.
I came to applied mathematics from engineering (B.S., Petroleum & Mining Engineering, SUST), and I also write my own solvers, including an in-house D2Q9 lattice Boltzmann code in C.
Thesis & Research Projects
Comparative Analysis of PCM and Nano-Enhanced PCM Thermal Storage Performance in Cavities with Serrated Heat Sources
Effects of geometric morphology and material properties on melting and storage performance, studied through transient melting simulations in ANSYS Fluent with the enthalpy–porosity formulation.
Graduate Research — Department of Mathematics & Physics, NSU
Finite-volume CFD and data-driven surrogate modelling of convective heat transfer in cavities, porous media and geothermal systems. Manuscripts are listed under Publications.
Selected Projects
CFD of an AGR Reactor Channel with Kriging-Based Optimisation
Temperature and velocity profiles in an advanced gas-cooled reactor: the impact of rib geometry, with the temperature profile optimised using the Kriging method.
Benchmarking Machine Learning Models for Building Energy Efficiency
Statistical benchmarking of machine learning models for predicting building energy efficiency, validated with 10-fold cross-validation.
Machine Learning Models for Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Comparative performance benchmarking of machine learning classifiers, with statistical validation of the results.
Fluid Flow Through a 3D 90° Pipe Bend
Comparative numerical analysis of flow through a three-dimensional 90° angular piping bend.
More code on GitHub ↗
§ 3. PublicationsManuscripts Under Review
Education
Teaching & Professional Experience
Honours & Awards
Skills & Methods
- ANSYS Fluent
- COMSOL Multiphysics
- Lattice Boltzmann Method (in-house D2Q9 solver, C)
- Numerical Methods
- Finite Volume & Finite Difference Methods
- HPC — OpenMP, MPI, CUDA
- Python — NumPy, SciPy, PyTorch, TensorFlow
- MATLAB / Simulink
- C
- Hybrid Physics–ML Modelling
- Surrogate Modelling
- Git / GitHub · LaTeX