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publications
Algorithm to reduce the Number of Epicyclic Gear Trains for Isomorphism Test
Published in Symposium and Workshop for Analytical Youth in Applied Mechanics (SWAYAM), 2018
This paper is about developing an algorithm to reduce the number of epicyclic gear trains with upto seven links after checking structural and rotational isomorphism
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Constitutive modelling and processing map analysis of tungsten heavy alloy (92.5 W-5.25Ni-2.25Fe) at elevated temperatures
Published in International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials (IJRMHM), 2018
This paper is about fitting constitutive models to predict flow behaviour of tungsten heavy alloy
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talks
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teaching
Undergraduate Research Intern
Undergraduate Thesis, Mechanical Engineering Department, BITS-Pilani Hyderabad, 2018
Research Intern with Prof.Amit Kumar Gupta of the Mechanical Engineering Department, BITS-Pilani Hyderabad.
Graduate Research Assistant (IISc)
Graduate Research, Mechanical Engineering Department, Indian Institute of Science, 2020
Research Assistant in the Mechanical Engineering Department supervised by Prof.G.K. Anatha Suresh at IISc, Bangalore. My research was in collaboration with the Energy systems lab at IISc, Bangalore - India.
Graduate Research Assistant (CMU)
Graduate Research, Human Sensing Lab, Carnegie Mellon University, 2021
Research Assistant to Dr. Fernando de la Torre, Associate Research Professor in Robotics Institute and director of Human Sensing Lab, and, Dr. Jessica K. Hodgins, aa Professor in the Robotics Institute and Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University.
Teaching Assistant (Bio-Inspired Robotics)
Graduate course, Mechanical Engineering Department, Carnegie Mellon University, 2022
Course: Bioinspired Robot Design and Experimentation Teaching Assistant to Professor Victoria Webster-Wood for the course 24775 Bioinspired Robot Design and Experimentation (Lecture, Projects).
Teaching Assistant (Engineering Computation)
Graduate course, Mechanical Engineering Department, Carnegie Mellon University, 2022
Course: Engineering Computation Teaching Assistant to Professor Soji Yamakawa for the course 24780 Engineering Computation (Lecture, Projects).