Michigan Technological University

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Teaching, inter-disciplinary research, and mentoring students.

Michigan Technological University

Director of Research Computing

Research:
-- Design, development & optimization of high performance computing platforms
-- Development of educational technology tools
-- Development of research technology tools

Teaching:
-- UN5390: Scientific Computing (cross-listed as BE5390, EE5390, MA5390 and PH5390)

Research:
-- PI and co-PI on funded research projects
-- Advisory committee member for MS and PhD students

Michigan Technological University

Research Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Teaching, inter-disciplinary research, and mentoring students.

Michigan Technological University

Adjunct Associate Professor, Physics

Teaching, inter-disciplinary research, and mentoring students.

Michigan Technological University

XSEDE Campus Champion (National Science Foundation)

Recommended additional and suitable computing resources for Michigan Tech's researchers, and helping them write proposals to acquiring computing time.

Michigan Technological University

Graduate Teaching Assistant

S worked at Michigan Technological University as a Graduate Teaching Assistant

Michigan Technological University

Graduate Research Assistant

S worked at Michigan Technological University as a Graduate Research Assistant

AT&T

Application Developer

S worked at AT&T as a Application Developer

John Wiley and Sons, Inc.

Science Advisor

S worked at John Wiley and Sons, Inc. as a Science Advisor

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Revision Control System (RCS) in Computational Sciences and Engineering Curriculum

XSEDE 14, Atlanta, GA.

The Revision Control System (RCS) is an essential aspect of software development process and software configuration management. While continuing to be an integral component of the real world, it is often left out of the main stream curriculum in most academic institutions. Instead, students are expected to learn it on their own, as a hobby or as an independent study, out of personal interest. The author describes the experiences gained from attempting to implement a distributed Revision Control System, Git, as part of the computational sciences and engineering curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author also describes the advantages for both parties involved: improving the competency of students and preparing them for the real world expectations while providing the teacher an opportunity to provide timely feedback to the students and monitor their progress. The availability of free and open source tools used to analyze and visualize the commit history to the repository helps teachers and students observe submission and feedback patterns respectively.

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Revision Control System (RCS) in Computational Sciences and Engineering Curriculum

XSEDE 14, Atlanta, GA.

The Revision Control System (RCS) is an essential aspect of software development process and software configuration management. While continuing to be an integral component of the real world, it is often left out of the main stream curriculum in most academic institutions. Instead, students are expected to learn it on their own, as a hobby or as an independent study, out of personal interest. The author describes the experiences gained from attempting to implement a distributed Revision Control System, Git, as part of the computational sciences and engineering curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author also describes the advantages for both parties involved: improving the competency of students and preparing them for the real world expectations while providing the teacher an opportunity to provide timely feedback to the students and monitor their progress. The availability of free and open source tools used to analyze and visualize the commit history to the repository helps teachers and students observe submission and feedback patterns respectively.

Predicting Mechanical Response of Crosslinked Epoxy using ReaxFF

Chemical Physics Letters, vol. 591, p. 175

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Revision Control System (RCS) in Computational Sciences and Engineering Curriculum

XSEDE 14, Atlanta, GA.

The Revision Control System (RCS) is an essential aspect of software development process and software configuration management. While continuing to be an integral component of the real world, it is often left out of the main stream curriculum in most academic institutions. Instead, students are expected to learn it on their own, as a hobby or as an independent study, out of personal interest. The author describes the experiences gained from attempting to implement a distributed Revision Control System, Git, as part of the computational sciences and engineering curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author also describes the advantages for both parties involved: improving the competency of students and preparing them for the real world expectations while providing the teacher an opportunity to provide timely feedback to the students and monitor their progress. The availability of free and open source tools used to analyze and visualize the commit history to the repository helps teachers and students observe submission and feedback patterns respectively.

Predicting Mechanical Response of Crosslinked Epoxy using ReaxFF

Chemical Physics Letters, vol. 591, p. 175

Applicability of CNTs and BNNTs as Biosensors: Effect of Biomolecular Adsorption on the Transport Properties of Carbon and Boron Nitride Nanotubes

Manuscript under review

X. Zhong, S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey, S. P. Karna

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Revision Control System (RCS) in Computational Sciences and Engineering Curriculum

XSEDE 14, Atlanta, GA.

The Revision Control System (RCS) is an essential aspect of software development process and software configuration management. While continuing to be an integral component of the real world, it is often left out of the main stream curriculum in most academic institutions. Instead, students are expected to learn it on their own, as a hobby or as an independent study, out of personal interest. The author describes the experiences gained from attempting to implement a distributed Revision Control System, Git, as part of the computational sciences and engineering curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author also describes the advantages for both parties involved: improving the competency of students and preparing them for the real world expectations while providing the teacher an opportunity to provide timely feedback to the students and monitor their progress. The availability of free and open source tools used to analyze and visualize the commit history to the repository helps teachers and students observe submission and feedback patterns respectively.

Predicting Mechanical Response of Crosslinked Epoxy using ReaxFF

Chemical Physics Letters, vol. 591, p. 175

Applicability of CNTs and BNNTs as Biosensors: Effect of Biomolecular Adsorption on the Transport Properties of Carbon and Boron Nitride Nanotubes

Manuscript under review

X. Zhong, S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey, S. P. Karna

Theoretical Study of Physisorption of Nucleobases On Boron Nitride Nanotubes: A New Class of Hybrid Nano-Bio Materials

Nanotechnology

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. H. Scheicher, R. Pandey and S. P. Karna

Dynamical Instability and Fermi Surface Topology in Ni2FeGa from First Principles

Physical Review B, vol. 89, p. 085114

Theoretical Study of Small Clusters of Indium Oxide: InO, In2O, InO2, In2O2

Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey and A. Costales

Diffusion of Water Molecules in Amorphous Silica

IEEE Electron Device Letters

S. Kostinski, R. Pandey, S. Gowtham, U. Pernisz and A. Kostinski

A Numerical Investigation Into Possible Mechanisms By That The A629P Mutant of ATP7A Causes Menkes Disease

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

M. Kouza, S. Gowtham, M. J. Seel and U. H. E. Hansmann

First-Principles Computation of Structural, Elastic and Magnetic Properties of Ni2FeGa Across the Martensitic Transformation

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter

M. B. Sahariah, S. Ghosh, C. S. Singh, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey

Revision Control System (RCS) in Computational Sciences and Engineering Curriculum

XSEDE 14, Atlanta, GA.

The Revision Control System (RCS) is an essential aspect of software development process and software configuration management. While continuing to be an integral component of the real world, it is often left out of the main stream curriculum in most academic institutions. Instead, students are expected to learn it on their own, as a hobby or as an independent study, out of personal interest. The author describes the experiences gained from attempting to implement a distributed Revision Control System, Git, as part of the computational sciences and engineering curriculum at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author also describes the advantages for both parties involved: improving the competency of students and preparing them for the real world expectations while providing the teacher an opportunity to provide timely feedback to the students and monitor their progress. The availability of free and open source tools used to analyze and visualize the commit history to the repository helps teachers and students observe submission and feedback patterns respectively.

Predicting Mechanical Response of Crosslinked Epoxy using ReaxFF

Chemical Physics Letters, vol. 591, p. 175

Applicability of CNTs and BNNTs as Biosensors: Effect of Biomolecular Adsorption on the Transport Properties of Carbon and Boron Nitride Nanotubes

Manuscript under review

X. Zhong, S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey, S. P. Karna

Theoretical Study of Physisorption of Nucleobases On Boron Nitride Nanotubes: A New Class of Hybrid Nano-Bio Materials

Nanotechnology

S. Mukhopadhyay, S. Gowtham, R. H. Scheicher, R. Pandey and S. P. Karna

Electronic Structure Calculations of Substitutional and Interstitial H in Nb

Solid State Communications

P. Khowash, S. Gowtham, R. Pandey