Brato
Chakrabarti
bchakrabarti@flatironinstitute.org
I am presently a Research Fellow in the
Center for Computational Biology (CCB) at Flatiron
Institute, New York. I am part of the Biophysical Modeling
group where I am mentored by Prof.
Michael Shelley. I primarily work on developing
theoretical and computational tools to study
fluid-structure interactions in Stokes flow relevant for
various biophysics problems.
Before joining Flatiron, I obtained my
bachelor in Mechanical Engineering from Jadavpur
University, Kolkata, India where I also grew up.
Subsequently I completed my MS in Engineering Mechanics
from Virginia
Tech, USA working with
Prof. James Hanna and my Ph.D from the department of
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at UC
San Diego where I was advised by Prof.
David Saintillan.
A bit more about me! I am passionate about
Hindustani classical music, an avid listener and learnt Tabla
while growing up. More recently I have been learning Sarod,
a fretless Indian string instrument. Besides this, I am
interested in scientific data visualization, graphics,
science outreach and enjoy teaching.
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