Nirmit Sakre
ABOUT ME
I am Dr. Nirmit Sakre, a researcher in computational strophysics at Kyoto University, Japan.
I currently study the effect of magnetic fields on massive core/star triggered by cloud-cloud collisions.
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My current interests and educational qualifications are shown below.
EDUCATION
INTERESTS
Data Science
Currently, Analysing large dataset in various fields (including Astrophysics) is quite necessary, and I would like to contribute in these efforts.
Triggered star formation
External triggering mechanisms in molecular clouds can produce massive stars. Determining the role of external triggering is highly important. I study cloud-cloud collisions as an external trigger.
MHD simulations
The magnetic field can significantly change the environment at various scales. Plus, their role is weakly understood at various scales. Hence, understanding the significance of magnetic fields in all astrophysical events is highly important. I carry our MHD simulations using Enzo code in colliding clouds.
Stellar feedback
Feedback from massive stars can change the surroundings. Hence, the inclusion of this physical process in numerical simulations can improve our understanding of star formation in our Galaxy. One of my ongoing goals is to include stellar feedback in my simulations.
2017 - 2019
Hokkaido University, Japan
Master of Science, Computational Astrophysics
2019 - 2022
Hokkaido University, Japan
PhD Candidate, Computational Astrophysics
2012 - 2016
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT G), India
B. Tech. in Engineering Physics
WORK
2022 - present
Kyoto University, Japan
Researcher, Computational Astrophysics