Sahil Suri

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

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Sahil Suri’s research lies at the intersection of fluid dynamics, materials science, and thermal engineering, with a focus on understanding and modeling the behavior of complex, reactive fluids. His most cited work, “Spreading of fast-curing, thermosetting silicones” (2019, 9 citations), presents a pioneering experimental and numerical study of how heat-sensitive, platinum-catalyzed silicone droplets (Ecoflex 0050) spread on heated surfaces. This research reveals a striking morphological dependence during spreading, driven by the rapid curing process—a finding that has implications for advanced manufacturing, soft robotics, and biomedical device fabrication. By combining precise experiments with robust computational models, Suri has provided a foundational framework for predicting and controlling the dynamics of thermosetting materials. His contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between fundamental fluid mechanics and practical applications in additive manufacturing and coating technologies. With a growing citation record, Suri is establishing himself as a key voice in the study of reactive droplet dynamics, offering insights that could transform how we design and process next-generation polymeric materials.