Dr. Sudip Mandal is a solar physicist studying how magnetic fields shape and energize the Sun's atmosphere — from plasma waves and coronal-loop dynamics to the violent energy release of magnetic reconnection. He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS) in Göttingen, Germany, where he combines high-resolution space observations with decades of historical solar archives to trace wave propagation, loop evolution, and long-term magnetic variability across the solar cycle. His work sits at the intersection of observational instrumentation and atmospheric physics, drawing on data from some of the most advanced solar missions currently in operation.
Waves, Coronal Dynamics & Solar Variability · EUI/Solar Orbiter Co-Investigator · Solar Orbiter RSWG Co-Chair · 45+ Peer-Reviewed Publications