Dhruv Bhagtani is a Climate Data Scientist and Postdoctoral Scholar at Princeton University with eight years of experience applying computational and physical oceanography to climate problems. He completed a strong technical foundation at IIT Madras (BTech, Ocean Engineering) and a doctoral program at ANU focused on how surface heat fluxes and wind stress steer large-scale ocean circulation. Dhruv blends numerical methods (including GPU-parallel finite-element solvers developed as an undergrad) with hands-on laboratory teaching and outreach, having designed courses and coordinated engagement for research talent programs. His work crosses academia and applied research—from estimating barotropic streamfunctions to storm-surge modeling—and reflects a knack for translating complex fluid dynamics into usable models and educational material. Based in Princeton, he brings both rigorous theory and practical implementation experience to interdisciplinary climate challenges.
The ocean circulation is driven by a combination of winds and surface buoyancy fluxes. We run a number of experiments with varied surface forcings and look at the spatial variations in ocean circulation on short and long time-scales.
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Dhruv Bhagtani - Postdoctoral Scholar at Princeton University