Sarthak Acharya

My research interests are at the intersection of Digital Twins (DTs) and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), with a focus on interoperability, intelligent system design, and scalable industrial applications. My doctoral research at the M3S research group investigates how interoperability can be characterized and structured across layered architectures to enable adaptive, data-driven, and resilient Digital Twins-integrated Cyber-Physical Systems (DT-CPS).

My academic trajectory reflects a transdisciplinary foundation in electronics, materials science (Silicon-based electronics fabrication), and systems engineering. I hold a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering, where I developed expertise in embedded systems and hardware design. Then M.Tech (+Msc), DAAD Master Sandwich program, focusing on MEMS fabrication and material characterization in particle-free environments. This was further extended through a Licentiate of Technology in Cyber-Physical Systems, during which I worked on advanced manufacturing of PCBs, high-density interconnect fabrication, EMFT, and system-level integration.

Building on this foundation, my work contributes to transdisciplinary STEM by integrating AI, IoT, and systems engineering to develop interoperable Digital Twin ecosystems. I aim to bridge research and practice by enabling scalable, intelligent, and industry-relevant CPS solutions for next-generation manufacturing and infrastructure systems.