Rahul Agarwal
IIT Guwahati, University of Luxembourg, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Texas A&M University, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Indian Institute of Technology Indore
About
I am passionate and dedicated to advancing medical science through innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration. My research focuses on developing reliable point-of-care diagnostic devices and investigating disease mechanisms—how diseases develop and progress in biological systems.
I am especially interested in the role of physical forces in biology, exploring active matter flows, mechanobiology, and biophysics. My multidisciplinary research strategy integrates experiments, simulations, and theoretical models to uncover how mechanical cues shape life at the cellular and tissue levels.
Driven by curiosity and a passion for creative problem-solving, I enjoy mentoring and collaborating with motivated students and researchers from diverse backgrounds. I look forward to partnering with scientists who share my enthusiasm for pushing the boundaries of science and medicine. Having experienced the challenges faced by students, I bring a compassionate, human-centered approach to supporting their growth.
Beyond research, I take pleasure in documenting the beauty and order I encounter in my travels. I believe that together, we can make meaningful contributions to science, medicine, and our understanding of the world.
Employment
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IIT Guwahati Assistant Professor2025 - Present
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University of Luxembourg Postdoctoral Fellow2024 - 2025
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Tecnológico de Monterrey Postdoctoral Fellow2022 - 2024
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur PhD2018 - 2022
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Texas A&M University MS2015 - 2017
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Indian Institute of Technology Indore B. Tech2011 - 2015
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (10)
- Lipidest: a lipid profile screening test under extreme point of care settings using a portable spinning disc and an office scanner Save
- Analytics with blood on hybrid paper-rotating disc device Save
- Efficiency Prediction of Centrifugal Pump Using the Modified Affinity Laws Save
- A portable spinning disc for complete blood count (CBC) Save
- A portable rotating disc as blood rheometer Save
- Extending Classical Friction Loss Modeling to Predict the Viscous Performance of Pumping Devices Save
- Interplay of Coriolis effect with rheology results in unique blood dynamics on a compact disc Save
- Development of Modified Affinity Law for Centrifugal Pump to Predict the Effect of Viscosity Save
- Evaluation of Effect of Viscosity on an Electrical Submersible Pump Save
- Nanoscale study of boiling and evaporation in a liquid Ar film on a Pt heater using molecular dynamics simulation Save