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Krishna Kumar
Godara

JRF · PhD Research Fellow · IIT Jodhpur

Computational physicist studying emergent behaviour in active matter and non-equilibrium systems. Working under Dr. Prabhat K. Jaiswal on self-propelled particle dynamics, granular criticality, and phase transitions.

Active Matter Molecular Dynamics Non-Equilibrium LAMMPS Python
Krishna Kumar Godara

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About

Background, education and technical expertise.

Profile

An enthusiastic and motivated physicist with a strong passion for research in complex physical systems. Combining computational simulation with analytical methods to study phenomena far from equilibrium — from active biological matter to granular avalanches.

Currently pursuing a PhD under the supervision of Dr. Prabhat K. Jaiswal at IIT Jodhpur, with a focus on active matter physics and non-linear dynamics.

Technical Skills

Languages

Python
Python
MATLAB
MATLAB
C
C
LaTeX
LaTeX

Simulation

LAMMPS
LAMMPS
GROMACS
GROMACS
OVITO
OVITO

Scientific

NumPy
NumPy
Matplotlib
Matplotlib
SciPy
SciPy
Linux
Linux / HPC

Office Tools

MS Word
Word
PowerPoint
PowerPoint
MS Excel
Excel
Numbers
Numbers
Keynote
Keynote
Notion
Notion

Tech Software

Tracker
Tracker
ImageJ
ImageJ
Figma
Figma
Photoshop
Photoshop

Education

2024 – Present

PhD Research Fellow (JRF)

Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur

Supervisor: Dr. Prabhat K. Jaiswal

2018 – 2023

Integrated MSc Physics

Central University of Rajasthan

CGPA 7.26

Research Interests

  • Active matter and self-propelled particles
  • Non-equilibrium phase transitions
  • Granular materials and jamming
  • Complex networks in biological systems
  • Computational fluid dynamics

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Research

Current themes and computational work.

Non-Equilibrium Systems

Entropy production, fluctuation theorems, and driven-dissipative dynamics in systems far from thermal equilibrium.

EntropyDriven Systems

Complex Networks

Graph-theoretic approaches to biological interaction networks, percolation, and topological phase transitions.

Graph TheoryPercolation

Granular Materials

Avalanche dynamics, jamming criticality, and self-organized criticality in sandpile and shear-cell models.

JammingCriticalityLAMMPS

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Awards & Achievements

National-level academic recognition.

CSIR NET-JRF 2024 · Physical Sciences

46 ALL INDIA RANK

Score 106.25 / 200

Qualified for Junior Research Fellowship — top 1% nationally in Physical Sciences. Eligible for Assistant Professor position.

Other Examinations

GATE 2024 — Physics

IISc Bengaluru

IIT JAM 2021 — Physics

Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.

CUCET 2018 — Physics

Central University Common Entrance Test

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Conferences & Workshops

Academic events and community engagement.

Workshop Attendee

ATMB 2023

Advanced Topics in Molecular Biology

IIIT Delhi, India

Interdisciplinary workshop on computational biology methods, biological network analysis, and biophysical simulations. Bridged physics and life sciences perspectives.

Computational BiologyBiophysicsNetwork Analysis

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Certificates

Verified credentials and specialized training.

Research

CSIR-UGC NET June 2024

JRF + Eligibility for Assistant Professor · India

Research

GATE 2024 Physics

IISc Bengaluru · 2024

Course

Algorithms in Molecular Biology

IIIT Delhi · March 2023

Course

AI for Everyone

DeepLearning.AI · April 2023

Course

Physics of Biological Systems

NPTEL · May 2023

Course

Biophotonics

NPTEL · May 2023

Design

UX / UI Design

Selfstudy Space · March 2021

Software

Python for Beginners

Udemy · August 2021

Software

Adobe Photoshop

Udemy · August 2021

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Projects

Open-source work on GitHub.

MSc Project

Phase-slip in pentanol drops in parallel connected channels

Non-linear Dynamics of Active Matter

Dec 2022 – May 2023 Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer

Guided by Prof. Manish Dev Shrimali (Central University of Rajasthan) and Prof. Punit Parmananda (IIT Bombay)

  • Investigation of Phase-slip in pentanol drops oscillation in parallelly connected channels.
  • Identified the emergence of phase shift behavior in controlled interactions, resulting in stable anti-phase oscillation.
  • Demonstrated that stable state duration is influenced by interaction width, leading to various synchronization behaviors, including frequency entrainment in non-phase-aligned drops.
Non-linear DynamicsActive MatterOscillationsSynchronization
Open-Source on GitHub

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Publications

Research manuscripts and scholarly contributions.

Working on it

Manuscripts in progress — will be updated soon.

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Contact

Open for collaboration in computational physics and simulation.

I'm happy to discuss research ideas, collaborations, or opportunities in computational physics. Feel free to reach out through any channel below.

Institution Department of Physics, IIT Jodhpur, PIN-342037