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 based data to Machine Learning — to uncover novel ferroic behaviors, spin structures, and topological states, and optical properties in complex materials.
Whether simulating polar and spin cycloidal structures in multiferroics, exploring domain evolution in polycrystals, developing physics-based algorithms to guide experiments, or modelling optical properties in photonic thin film structures, I aim to bring clarity to the complexities of matter through theory, data, and code.
In my free time, I like to write fiction. I have self-published 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.
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