Nilanjan Chakraborty is affiliated with Newcastle University in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on engineering and chemical engineering, with a particular emphasis on computational mechanics and fluid flow and transfer processes. Key subfields also include safety, risk, reliability and quality, aerospace engineering, and biomedical engineering.
The scientist's work extensively covers topics related to combustion and flame dynamics, advanced combustion engine technologies, and fire dynamics and safety research. Additional topics of interest include fluid dynamics and turbulent flows, combustion and detonation processes, wind and air flow studies, and particle dynamics in fluid flows.
Some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by Nilanjan Chakraborty include:
Nilanjan Chakraborty frequently collaborates with several researchers including:
The main venues where Nilanjan Chakraborty's research is published consist of:
Swarnendu Chandra;Nilanjan Chakraborty;Adhiraj Dasgupta;Joy Sarkar
Osman Turan;Osman Turan;Anuj Sachdeva;Nilanjan Chakraborty;Robert J. Poole
Nilanjan Chakraborty;Stewart Cant
Osman Turan;Osman Turan;Nilanjan Chakraborty;Robert J. Poole
H. Kolla;J. W. Rogerson;N. Chakraborty;N. Swaminathan
N. Chakraborty;N. Swaminathan
Joy Sarkar;Nilanjan Chakraborty;Arindam Chatterjee;Avisek Bhattacharjee
Nilanjan Chakraborty;R. S. Cant
Nilanjan Chakraborty;R.S. Cant
Nilanjan Chakraborty;E. Mastorakos;R. S. Cant
N. Chakraborty;M. Klein;N. Swaminathan
T.D. Dunstan;Y. Minamoto;N. Chakraborty;N. Swaminathan
Osman Turan;Osman Turan;Nilanjan Chakraborty;Robert J. Poole
Nilanjan Chakraborty;R. S. Cant
Nilanjan Chakraborty;R. S. Cant
Nilanjan Chakraborty;Markus Klein
Nilanjan Chakraborty
N Chakraborty;ER Hawkes;JH Chen;RS Cant
Sara Gashi;Johan Hult;Karl W. Jenkins;Nilanjan Chakraborty
Nilanjan Chakraborty;R.S. Cant
N. Chakraborty;N. Swaminathan
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