Hey, this is Srihari

I am a Physics PhD student in Ekuma Group, Department of Physics, Lehigh University. My research revolves around the computational design and high-throughput investigations of new materials for applications in next-generation devices and technologies. ⛅

I study the physics of low-dimensional solid-state systems such as 2D materials, their interfaces and heterostructures (e.g: transition metal dichalcogenides, group-IV monochalcogenides, Pb-free perovskites, etc). Using state-of-the-art electronic structure codes I perform computations at the level of Density Functional and Many-body perturbation theory, and study various physical properties including electronics, optoelectronics, energetic and mechanical structures, topology, etc. In pursuit of innovative materials design and efficient analysis, I also harness the power of data-driven machine learning for high-throughput design of new materials.

Gemini LLM-generated Podcast on “Chemically tuned intermediate band states in atomically thin CuxGeSe/SnS quantum material for photovoltaic applications”, DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adl6752 — Listen to Podcast

Ab-initio computations:

GGA, metaGGA, HSE06, GW-BSE, Wannier90

Machine Learning:

Regression, active-learning, DNN

For collaborations:

Contact info ⮕ CV