Dr. Sagar K G | Composite Materials | Best Researcher Award
Doctorate at Jain Deemed to be University, India
Profiles:
๐ซ Current Position
Dr. Sagar K. G serves as an esteemed Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Since joining in July 2015, he has been a pivotal force in nurturing the academic and professional growth of students while actively contributing to research and institutional excellence.
๐ Academic Background
Ph.D.: His doctoral research under VTU Belagavi (2022) focused on the โStudy on Mechanical and Wear Characterization of Particulate Reinforced Aluminum Alloy Subjected to Severe Plastic Deformation.โ This groundbreaking work significantly advanced knowledge in metal matrix composites and material engineering. M.Tech in Machine Design: Graduated from the Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT), Bengaluru, affiliated with VTU Belagavi (2008โ2011). His thesis involved numerical simulation of powder compaction processes, integrating material and geometrical nonlinearity. B.E. in Mechanical Engineering: Completed at SJMIT College of Engineering, Chitradurga (2003โ2007), where he delved into โEngine Management Systems.โ
๐ Publication Achievements
Dr. Sagar has contributed extensively to the field of mechanical engineering through impactful publications. His research findings have been disseminated in peer-reviewed journals, showcasing innovations in severe plastic deformation, finite element analysis, and 3D printing materials. His work is highly cited and referenced, establishing him as a leader in metal matrix composites and graphene-based projects.
๐ Ongoing Research
Dr. Sagar is currently advancing his expertise in several cutting-edge areas, Metal Matrix Composites: Exploring their mechanical and wear properties under extreme conditions. Graphene-Based Projects: Harnessing graphene’s potential in novel applications. Finite Element Methods (FEM): Optimizing stress and material analyses. 3D Printing Materials: Investigating innovative material combinations for additive manufacturing. Robotics and Data Analytics: Developing data-driven solutions for mechanical systems.
๐ Research Interests
- Powder Metallurgy
- Severe Plastic Deformation Techniques
- Electric Vehicle Technologies
- Emerging Trends in Material Science
๐ Scholarships and Awards
Dr. Sagarโs dedication to academic excellence has earned him recognition from prestigious organizations. He has also been an active participant in initiatives supported by VTU-VGST.
๐งฌ Bioinformatics Contributions
Though primarily focused on mechanical engineering, Dr. Sagarโs interdisciplinary approach touches upon data analytics, enabling applications of bioinformatics tools for problem-solving in engineering domains.
๐ค Professional Associations
Dr. Sagar is affiliated with leading professional societies in mechanical and materials engineering, fostering collaboration and the exchange of knowledge.
๐๏ธ Training & Workshops
Dr. Sagar has enhanced his skill set by participating in numerous professional development programs,ย
- Finite Element Methods & Stress Analysis (2018)
- Emerging Technologies in Electric Vehicles (2021)
- 3D Printing Techniques (Online Training Program, 2021)
- Emotional Intelligence (2021). His commitment to continuous learning equips him to address the evolving challenges in engineering.
๐ฃ๏ธ Oral Presentations
Dr. Sagar has delivered engaging presentations at workshops and conferences, sharing insights into his research on aluminum alloys, powder metallurgy, and finite element simulations.
๐ ๏ธ Tasks Completed as a Researcher
- Designed and analyzed particulate-reinforced composites.
- Conducted numerical simulations for powder compaction.
- Contributed to the development of 3D-printed components using innovative materials.
๐ Success Factors
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Relentless pursuit of knowledge
- Innovative approaches to problem-solving
๐Laboratory Experience
- Characterizing wear properties of advanced composites.
- Developing methodologies for severe plastic deformation.
- Integrating finite element analysis into practical applications.
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