1st Research Scholars' Day

Center for Computational and Data Sciences, IIT Kharagpur

Message from the Head of the Centre and Associate Head of the Centre

The Centre for Computational and Data Sciences at IIT Kharagpur is the primary facility provider for high performance computing (HPC) in Eastern India. The centre houses a 1.3 PetaFlop supercomputer ParamShakti and other high-end CPU-GPU systems for executing massively parallel, resource and time intensive computing jobs. The facility is maximally utilized by 1000+ researchers from IIT Kharagpur and various other institutes. The facility is regularly used for various high valued projects of national importance. The centre also runs a very active research program that focuses on HPC aspects in various scientific computing and engineering domains including but not limited to Computational Biology, Fluid dynamics, Quantum computing, Molecular dynamics, AI/ML, Cyber Security and runtime system design. At present the centre has 32 research scholars and 6 MS (by research) students supported through MHRD, other govt, academic and industrial sponsors. The department always encourages bright, young minds as well as experienced researchers to join its well acclaimed interdisciplinary research program in the HPC domain.  

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Chief Guest


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Prof. Suman Chakraborty

He has research interests in micro/nano scale fluid dynamics and its applications focused towards sustainable technology goals for promoting good health and well-being of the underserved. The notable discoveries emerging from his fundamental research include: surface roughness-aided slippery flow, massively-amplified ionic-pumping in highly-confined water, sticky-flow of water on nano-engineered hydrophobic interfaces, programmable manoeuvring of tiny droplets along arbitrary preferential directions, generating controlled microbubbles on portable spinning-disc, reversing thermally-driven spontaneous migration of nano-droplets – defying common scientific intuitions in all cases. He also introduced niche low-cost bio-inspired fabrication and analytical tools to unveil several hitherto-unresolved mysteries of blood flow in human-body microvasculature, including the collective-dynamics of red blood cells. He innovated a biomimetic tumour-on-a-chip technology for unleashing the mechanisms of cancer progression


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