I am currently working as a Government of Ireland Postdoctoral Researcher, funded by the Irish Research Council (now Research Ireland), at the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, University of Galway, Ireland.  As an applied mathematician, I focus on bridging theoretical insight and practical innovation to address critical challenges across industrial, biological, environmental, and geophysical processes. My research primarily centers on Fluid Dynamics, with a particular interest in mass transport phenomena and their applications in sustainable development. I am dedicated to advancing the field through global collaboration, leveraging my international experience to develop innovative models that integrate analytical, computational, and machine-learning techniques. These models hold transformative potential in environmental monitoring, biomedical engineering, and beyond.By combining cutting-edge methodologies with real-world applications, I aim to produce impactful research that addresses pressing global challenges whilecontinuing to grow as a dedicated researcher in the field of Fluid Dynamics.

Fluid Dynamics, Applied Mathematics, Environmental Fluid Mechanics, Biological Fluid Mechanics, Mass transport phenomena, Hydrology, Flow Instability, Gravity Current, Lubricated Gravity Current, Electrokinetic Transport, Magnetohydrodynamics, Electrohydrodynamic, Reactive Solute Transport, Transport in Porous media, Sediment Transport, Hydrodynamic Phenomena of Active Particles, Mathematical Physics, Bio Physics, Analytical and Computational Techniques for Fluid Dynamics.