Sayan Kundu

Sayan Kundu is a Research Associate in the Department of Physics Astrophysics at the University of Bath. His research focuses on particle acceleration mechanisms, cosmic ray physics, magnetohydrodynamics, and astrophysical phenomena such as gamma-ray bursts and radio galaxies. He has contributed to studies involving kinetic approaches to GRB afterglow emission, physics-informed neural networks for solar surface modeling, and turbulent acceleration processes.

Recent publications include work on structured GRB jets (2025), surface flux transport modeling (2024), cosmic ray acceleration in MHD environments (2023), and Fermi acceleration in radio lobes (2022). His research often bridges computational methods with observational astrophysics.

Kundu has participated in public engagement activities, such as the Somerscience 2025 event, contributing to astronomy outreach. His work is cited across disciplines including astrophysical fluid dynamics and high-energy phenomena.