Hello and Namaste! I am Binayak Lohani, Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering
at
the University of Pittsburgh. I completed BE in Aerospace Engineering from IOE Pulchowk
Campus
in Nepal. As a passionate individual with a curios mind, I'm eager to dive deep into the
world
of fluid physics, with a special focus on atmospheric flows.
During my undergraduate years, I embarked on a path of exploration and discovery. Engaging
in
several internships proved to be transformative experiences that shaped my academic
interests
and career aspirations. These internships provided me with invaluable opportunities to work
alongside brilliant minds and academicians, exposing me to the exciting worlds of fluid
mechanics and theoretical physics. When I'm not busy with research or studying, I love
finding
inspiration in the world around me. Nature has a way of captivating my senses, and I enjoy
spending time outdoors, taking in the beauty of the environment. Exploring the natural world
reminds me of the interconnectedness of everything and fuels my curiosity to learn more
about
the complexities of fluid physics in atmospheric flows.
My primary research interest revolves around turbulence in atmospheric flows. I am deeply
curious about the chaotic yet beautiful nature of turbulent systems and how they shape our
everyday weather experiences. I'm also passionate about exploring ways to harness the power
of
atmospheric flows for renewable energy, a cause that aligns with my commitment to
sustainability
and eco-friendly technologies.