Mentorship and structured guidance for doctoral, master's, and undergraduate theses in computational materials science.
We provide the same patient, personalized guidance for thesis work as we do for publications — adapted to your academic level, institutional requirements, and research goals.
Concepts, tools, and literature tailored to your topic.
Hands-on computation with step-by-step DFT training.
Guidance on structure, analysis, and manuscript preparation.
Presentation prep and response to examiner feedback.
To ensure transparency and mutual respect in every collaboration.
CRITMS must be acknowledged in the thesis acknowledgments section, and any resulting publications must include appropriate author attribution or affiliation as agreed upon at the start of the collaboration.
If the entire thesis is conducted under CRITMS guidance and supervision, the student must obtain a formal No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their respective institution's supervisor, confirming awareness and consent for external mentorship.
Any publishable findings arising from thesis work conducted at CRITMS are subject to prior discussion on authorship and affiliation before submission to journals or conferences.
Raw computational data, input files, and analysis scripts must be archived and shared with CRITMS upon thesis completion for reproducibility and future reference.
Students are expected to maintain regular communication and meet mutually agreed milestones. Prolonged inactivity without notice may result in withdrawal of mentorship support.
Reach out with your research interests and academic background. We will assess fit and outline a mentorship plan tailored to you.
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