Antareep Kumar Sarma

Antareep Kumar Sarma is a Doctoral Assistant at the Geo-energy Laboratory (Gaznat Chair on Geo-energy) within the Institute of Civil Engineering at the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). He is concurrently enrolled in the Doctoral Program in Mechanics at EPFL and serves on the committee of Yuva - Indians, an association supporting Indian students.

His educational background includes:

• MS by Research from Indian Institute of Technology Madras (August 2021–June 2023), where his thesis developed a novel Physics Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) framework for heterogeneous material systems
• BTech from National Institute of Technology Silchar (July 2016–June 2020)

His research integrates Geomechanics and Computational Mechanics through advanced Machine Learning techniques, particularly Physics Informed Neural Networks and Finite Element Method applications. This work focuses on modeling complex material behaviors in geo-energy contexts, including sustainable solutions like geothermal energy and carbon capture systems.

Based at the Geo-energy Laboratory (GEL), he contributes to cutting-edge research in subsurface energy systems while actively participating in EPFL's academic community through Yuva - Indians.