
Hello! I’m Dr. Sukriti Mantri, a computational materials scientist, writer, and perpetual learner. With a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering and over five years of postdoctoral experience, my research bridges atomic-scale physics and materials innovation. I build and apply multi-scale computational models — from Density Functional Theory to Machine Learning — to uncover novel ferroic behaviors, spin structures, and topological states in complex materials.
Whether simulating polar and spin cycloidal structures in multiferroics, exploring domain evolution in polycrystals, or developing physics-based algorithms to guide experiments, I aim to bring clarity to the complexities of matter through theory, data, and code.
I’m also the author of five mystery fiction novels — creative storytelling is another way I engage with the unknown. You can explore my books here.
What You’ll Find Here:
Contact: Let’s connect. Whether you’re a fellow researcher, aspiring author, or just curious about the science or stories — I’d love to hear from you.
Research: Dive into my publications, project summaries, and modeling methods — spanning first-principles based simulations, Monte Carlo models, and LGD frameworks. This section also includes links to my Google Scholar and other academic profiles.
Books: Mystery, deduction, and a little danger — visit the Books section to learn more about my fiction writing, published titles, and what I’m working on next.