Diptiman
Bora
Experimental Particle Physics | Theoretical Moelucular Dynamic
Undergraduate Researcher · University of Arizona
About
Exploring Physics
I'm an undergraduate at the University of Arizona studying Physics (with Honors) and Data Science, with a minor in Computer Science. As a member of the W.A. Franke Honors College, I maintain a 3.927 GPA and have been recognized on the Dean's List with Distinction.
My research spans multiple domains: I have recently started working on molecular and ultrafast dynamics with Dr. Nikolay Golubev. Since my freshman year, I've continued to develop machine learning algorithms to identify Long Lived Particles for the ATLAS experiment at CERN with Dr. Kenneth Johns. I have previously have contributed to climate science research on humidity and heat stress over South Asia., as a high school student.
Highlights
Academic Achievements
A track record of academic excellence, research contributions, and commitment to advancing physics knowledge.
3.927
GPA
Physics (Honors) & Data Science
$23K
Annual Scholarship
Global Wildcat Award
2
Research Groups
Molecular Dynamics and Experimental Particle Physics
In Prep
Publication
Humid Heat Stress for South Asia
CERN
Collaboration
ATLAS LHC Particle Detection
Preceptor: UA
Teaching Role
PHYS 111 & PHYS 241
Experience
Research & Teaching
Work
Projects & Publications
Code repositories, research papers, and technical contributions.
Code Repositories
Publications
Heightened Adaptability Challenges from Extreme Humid Heat Stress for South Asia
Technical Skills
Languages
Python, SQL
ML/Data
Machine Learning, Data Analysis, Visualization
Tools
Git, LaTeX, Jupyter Notebook, Linux
Physics
Quantum Mechanics, E&M