SURFACE SCIENCE LABORATORY, Ph.D. Research
August 2019 – Present
Advisor: Dr. Hong Liang
Antimicrobial products
Making products with finer antimicrobial/antiviral properties by fusing different nanoparticles additives in biocompatible polymers
Inventing versatile synthesis techniques
to prepare the nanoparticles to enhance their features
Membranes for water filtration
Developing biocompatible membranes fused
with nanoparticles and demonstrating their use in water filtration
techniques
Plant-based materials
Qualitative analysis of plants that are subjected to several diverse growth environments
Manufacturing multi-characteristics
products that are made from plants and are 100% biodegradable
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT
June 2020 – August 2020
J. Mike Walker ’66 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Texas
A&M University
Fabricate the
materials to replicate the superior qualities of nature-inspired
materials by applying advanced manufacturing techniques
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, IIT Bombay
September 2018 - March 2019
Developed simulation models to validate
various experimental results related to electric discharge machining
(EDM) and nano textured surfaces by writing novel scripts on
ABAQUS/ANSYS
Responsible for mentoring 3 Ph.D. students
on matters related to simulations and programming
ELECTRIC DISCHARGE BASED SURFACE TEXTURING,
Master’s Thesis
May 2014 - June 2015
Advisor: Dr. Suhas Joshi
Developed a model on Simulia ABAQUS for single and multiple discharge EDM to find out the resulting crater depths and thus study the surface texture patterns
Modelled and validated theoretical and experimental results for titanium alloy with different sets of input parameters like, current, voltage, temperature, cathode shape, etc.
Application includes producing highly finished titanium surfaces used to check super hydrophobicity also biomedical procedures like orthopedic implants