Portrait of Dr. Ratnadeep Pramanik

Dr. Ratnadeep Pramanik

Postdoctoral Researcher

Institut für Mathematik und Computergestützte Simulation, Universität der Bundeswehr München · Munich, Germany

My current work focuses on high‑fidelity mechanical modeling, contact interaction, and fluid-structure interaction (FSI) of endovascular devices inside intracranial aneurysms. I also research in‑silico computational FEM placement, design, and computer‑aided design & modeling of neurovascular implants. I design and model nature‑inspired magnetic soft robotic swimmers and swarms, and develop computational methods for FSI and hard‑magnetic soft materials.

Research Interests

Intracranial aneurysms
Endovascular devices
Contact interaction
Magnetic soft robotic swimmers
Collective behavior (swarming)
Fluid-structure interaction
Hard‑magnetic soft materials
Biomedical materials
Multifunctional composites

Publications

For a complete list, see Google Scholar or ORCID.

Conferences

September 2025 · Kiel, Germany
IDIR Retreat
High‑Fidelity Mechanical Modeling & FEM placement of the Contour Device for Intracranial Aneurysms
July 2025 · Raitenhaslach, Germany
Interdisciplinary Aneurysm Science Workshop
High‑Fidelity Mechanical Modeling of the Contour Device for Brain Aneurysms
June 2024 · Lisbon, Portugal
European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS) 2024
Computational Modelling of Nature‑Inspired Magnetic Soft Robots: Swimming Modes and Swarming Behavior
May 2023 · Enschede, Netherlands
Dutch Soft Robotics Symposium
Swimming strategies of bio‑inspired magnetic soft robots
June 2022 · Lunteren, Netherlands
Burgers Symposium
Symmetry‑breaking mechanisms in a jellyfish‑inspired magnetically‑controlled soft robotic swimmer
July 2021 · Kanpur, India
Advances in Robotics - 5th International Conference of The Robotics Society
Bi-directional locomotion of a magnetically-actuated jellyfish-inspired soft robot
February 2018 · Kochi, India
International Conference on Sonar System and Sensors - Defence Research and Development Organisation
Studies on mechanical and creep behavior of piezoelectric ceramics
December 2016 · Vellore, India
61st Congress of Indian Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Stability Analysis of a Precessing and Nutating Beam with Angular Acceleration

Supervision

Aakila Rajan (BE, 2018–19)
IIT Madras (later Ph.D., Caltech)
Anantha Narayanan (BE, 2018–19)
IIT Madras (later M.S., MIT)
Prathik Narayanan (BE, 2022–24)
IIT Madras (later Ph.D., Brown University)
JM Chandra Hasa (BE, 2023–24)
IIT Madras
Tina Fazeli (BS, 2023–24)
University of Groningen (later M.S., TU Delft)
Tamer van Teeffelen (BS, 2024)
University of Groningen (later M.S., ETH Zürich)
Matias Santa Cruz (BS, 2024)
University of Groningen (later M.S., TU Delft)
Vignesh Kumar Gopalakrishnan (BE-MS, 2023–25)
IIT Madras

Education

  1. Postdoc, Fakultät für Bauingenieurwesen und Umweltwissenschaften
    Universität der Bundeswehr München
    2025–present
    Project: Endovascular device modeling and FEM placement within brain aneurysms
    Institutsleitung: Prof. Alexander Popp
  2. Ph.D., Faculty of Science & Engineering
    University of Groningen
    2020–2024
    Project: Nature‑inspired magnetic soft robotic swimmers and swarms
    ECTS: 53 (minimum required: 30)
    Supervisors: Prof. Roel W.C.P. Verstappen & Prof. Patrick R. Onck
  3. M.S. (Applied Mechanics)
    Indian Institute of Technology Madras
    2017–2019
    Project: Experimental characterization on creep behavior of 1–3 piezocomposites
    CGPA: 9.64 / 10
    Supervisor: Prof. A. Arockiarajan
  4. B.E. (Mechanical Engineering)
    Jadavpur University
    2012–2016
    Project: Mechanics of viscoelastic structures undergoing complex kinematics
    CGPA: 8.97 / 10
    Supervisors: Prof. A. Nandi & Prof. S. Neogy

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Contact

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