Talha Baig

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT TALHA BAIG

in everything that I do.I am a creator I am an enthusiastic physicist and Spacecraft Systems engineer working on ML and Digital Twin Development of Electric Propulsion systems and Nuclear Power systems for fully autonomous reactors using Nvidia Omniverse as a PhD Scholar. I have research experience across plasma physics, spacecraft dynamics, and high-performance numerical modeling, now seeking to deepen my contribution to climate science through the analysis of satellite-derived Earth System Data Records (ESDRs). From gyrotron simulations at the Max Planck Institute to spacecraft environment modeling and testing at the UK National Satellite Test Facility has given me hands-on experience with complex physical systems that mirror the challenges of Earth system modelling.At Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics, I supported the Wendelstein 7-X fusion reactor campaign through optimizations in gyrotron magnet design, contributing to improved modeling of high-energy plasma flows. Currently, I work at RAL Space on spacecraft vibration testing and plasma simulations of magnetospheric interactions, in parallel with data analysis of solar and chromospheric plasma observations from missions such as Hinode and Solar Orbiter. I also led Particle-in-Cell and MHD simulations of plasma thrusters during my undergraduate thesis and collaborated with research institutions on multi-scale plasma modeling using OpenFOAM and DSMC methods.With research publications in Springer Nature and award-winning work presented at AIAA and the Small Satellite Conference, I value rigorous scientific communication.