Research & Publications

My work sits at the intersection of physics and computation — using atomistic simulation to understand the structure and mechanics of advanced materials.


Research Interests

My primary research centers on the computational study of bulk metallic glass (BMG) systems, particularly Zr–Cu binary compositions. I employ classical molecular dynamics (MD) with embedded atom method potentials and ab initio density functional theory (DFT) to investigate glass transition phenomena, mechanical response under deformation, and short-range order in amorphous alloys.

I am also exploring polycrystalline deformation mechanics across FCC, BCC, and HCP metal systems using large-scale MD simulations with tools like LAMMPS, Atomsk, and OVITO.

Tools & Methods

LAMMPS · Quantum ESPRESSO · OVITO · Atomsk · Python · Fortran · MPI-based HPC workflows

Selected Publications

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