Swapnil Kumar SinghCosmology · Gravitation · Engineering

Theoretical physics · astrophysics · gravitation

Swapnil
Kumar Singh

Aspiring Cosmologist

I work at the boundary between initial conditions and observation—where geometry becomes dynamics, fluctuations become structure, and difficult ideas become measurable predictions.

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\(\mathcal P_\zeta(k)\;\longrightarrow\;\{\text{structure, waves, light}\}\;\longrightarrow\;\mathcal L(\theta\mid D)\)
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Portrait of Swapnil Kumar Singh
Bengaluru · IndiaResearch across cosmic scales
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My practice moves between formal theory, numerical inference, astrophysical observation, and physical design. The common question is precise: what trace would this idea leave in the world?

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Two disciplines.
One scientific instinct.

I CosmologyInflation · primordial structure · compact objects · cosmic expansion · transient probes Follow the Universe from origin to observable.↗ II EngineeringFlow · structures · propulsion · thermal systems · deep-space architecture Turn physical constraints into working form.↗ III PublicationsJournal papers · accepted work · conference record Open the formal scientific record.↗

Research geography

A scientific route
across institutions.

Appointments and collaborations form a connected research geography—beginning in Bengaluru and extending across Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America.

Research and collaboration geography A world map connecting Bengaluru with Tokyo, Rome, Hsinchu, Warsaw, Cairo, Delhi, Hyderabad, Keonjhar, and Denver. Bengaluru Tokyo Rome Hsinchu Warsaw Cairo Delhi Hyderabad Keonjhar Denver
  1. BengaluruBMSCE · Dassault Systèmes
  2. TokyoNAOJ
  3. RomeENEA · Sapienza
  4. HsinchuNational Tsing Hua University
  5. WarsawUniversity of Warsaw
  6. CairoFuture University in Egypt · ECTP
  7. DelhiSGT University · University of Delhi
  8. HyderabadBITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus
  9. KeonjharSpace Advancement and Research Cell
  10. DenverDeep Space Initiative

Map geometry based on public-domain Natural Earth data.

Academic trajectory

Engineering foundation.
Cosmological direction.

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Sept. 2021 — Sept. 2025 · Bengaluru

BMSCE Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering · BMS College of Engineering

CurrentReverse chronological recordEarlier
  1. Mar. 2026 — Present
    Tokyo · Rome

    Summer Research Fellow

    National Astronomical Observatory of Japan / ENEA–Sapienza University of Rome

  2. Jul. 2025 — Sept. 2025
    Hsinchu

    TEEP Global Fellow

    Institute of Astronomy, National Tsing Hua University

  3. Mar. 2025 — Jul. 2025
    Warsaw

    Research Intern

    Institute of Theoretical Physics, University of Warsaw

  4. Mar. 2025 — May 2025
    Hyderabad

    Summer Research Fellow

    BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus

  5. Sept. 2024 — Mar. 2026
    Cairo

    Research Associate

    Future University in Egypt & Egyptian Center for Theoretical Physics

  6. Jun. 2024 — Dec. 2024
    Delhi–NCR

    Summer Research Fellow

    Centre for Cosmology and Science Popularization, SGT University

  7. Mar. 2024 — Dec. 2024
    Bengaluru

    Thermal Systems Design Project

    Heat Transfer Laboratory, BMS College of Engineering

  8. Jul. 2023 — Jul. 2025
    Bengaluru

    Bachelor’s Thesis

    Wind Tunnel Laboratory, BMS College of Engineering

  9. Jul. 2023 — Jan. 2024
    Bengaluru

    Research Assistant

    Computational Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, BMS College of Engineering

  10. Jun. 2023 — Dec. 2025
    Bengaluru

    Engineering Design Intern & Project Lead

    Dassault Systèmes Product Innovation Lab

  11. Jun. 2023 — Oct. 2023
    New Delhi

    D. S. Kothari Fellow · Summer Research Fellow

    Miranda House, University of Delhi

  12. Feb. 2023 — Feb. 2024
    Denver

    Research Intern

    Deep Space Initiative — Andromeda Research Project

  13. Aug. 2022 — Oct. 2022
    Keonjhar

    Research Intern

    Space Advancement and Research Cell

  14. Jul. 2022 — Jul. 2024
    Bengaluru

    Research Assistant & Team Lead

    Propel Lab 3, BMS College of Engineering

Correspondence

Ideas become useful
when they can be tested.

Emailswapnilsingh.ph@gmail.com ↗ Instagram@thecosmologicalphysicist ↗ Research profileiNSPIRE-HEP ↗

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