Mukul Kumar

Mukul Kumar

Admission Year

2023

Graduation Year

2017

Email

asz228433@iitd.ac.in

Unique identification No

2022ASZ8433

Program

PhD

Description

I am a Prime Minister's Research Fellow and PhD candidate at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, with an MS from IIT Kharagpur. With over six years of research experience, I focus on the intersection of sustainability, air quality, and climate change, incorporating climate risk analysis into my work. My PhD research emphasizes the use of climate models and AI/ML techniques to assess hyperlocal air quality and its public health impacts under future climate scenarios. By separating the impacts of anthropogenic emissions and meteorology, my goal is to provide actionable insights for sustainable environmental policies that mitigate health risks, address exposure disparities, and support climate resilience.

Faculty Advisors

Prof. Sagnik Dey & Prof. Dilip Ganguly

Mukul Kumar

Mukul Kumar

Admission Year

2023

Graduation Year

2017

Email

asz228433@iitd.ac.in

Unique identification No

2022ASZ8433

Program

PhD

Description

I am a Prime Minister's Research Fellow and PhD candidate at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, with an MS from IIT Kharagpur. With over six years of research experience, I focus on the intersection of sustainability, air quality, and climate change, incorporating climate risk analysis into my work. My PhD research emphasizes the use of climate models and AI/ML techniques to assess hyperlocal air quality and its public health impacts under future climate scenarios. By separating the impacts of anthropogenic emissions and meteorology, my goal is to provide actionable insights for sustainable environmental policies that mitigate health risks, address exposure disparities, and support climate resilience.

Faculty Advisors

Prof. Sagnik Dey & Prof. Dilip Ganguly

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