CV
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Contact Information
| Name | Sriram Swamynathan |
| Professional Title | Astrophysicist |
| swamynathan@zib.de , srihawkeinstram@gmail.com |
Professional Summary
Astrophysicist working on computational astrophysics, galaxy formation, and HPC/GPU computing.
Experience
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2026 - Present Berlin, Germany
Research Assistant
Zuse Institute Berlin
Developing a Julia package for simulating the rotation of comet 67P, supervised by Dr. Matthias Läuter.
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2024 - 2025 Bonn, Germany
Volunteer Research
University of Bonn
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2023 - 2023 Junior Python Data Scientist
Aptiv
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2022 - 2023 Bonn, Germany
Master's Thesis Research
University of Bonn
AGN feedback in galaxy formation at high redshift, supervised by Prof. Cristiano Porciani & Dr. Emilio Romano-Díaz.
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2022 - 2022 Bonn, Germany
Research Project
University of Bonn
Stellar feedback effects in satellite halos, supervised by Dr. Emilio Romano-Díaz.
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2021 - 2021 Bonn, Germany
Research Project
University of Bonn
CMB polarization cluster lensing, supervised by Kaustav Basu.
Education
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2025 - Present Berlin, Germany
MSc
Freie Universität Berlin
Planetary Science and Space Exploration
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2019 - 2023 Bonn, Germany
MSc
University of Bonn
Astrophysics
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2016 - 2019 Coimbatore, India
BSc
Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (KAHE)
Physics
Skills
Astrophysical codes & software: RAMSES (N-body AMR code), AMIGA halo finder, MESA, CAMB, DS9
Programming languages: Python, C++, Fortran, Julia
Other: HPC & GPU computing, SLURM, LaTeX
Languages
English : Fluent
German : A2
Talks
Plato and Ariel Mission: Planetary Seminar, Jan 2026
Studying AGN feedbacks in galaxy formation at high redshift: Master's thesis defense, University of Bonn, Dec 2023
Unveiling the cosmic monsters: the supermassive black holes in the early universe: Astro Club Talk, University of Bonn, Jun 2023
Cosmology, knowing our history beyond Earth: Loyola College, Chennai, India, Aug 2020
Vortices and waves in light dark matter: Seminar, University of Bonn, Jul 2020