KK
Kaustubh Kulkarni
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, General Motors Technical Centre India, Purdue University, Government College of Engineering, Automotive Research Association of India
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Assistant Professor2012 - Present
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General Motors Technical Centre India Researcher2010 - 2012
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Automotive Research Association of India Project Egineer2009 - 2010
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Applied Materials Inc Pocess Engineer2008 - 2009
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Tata Motors Limited Industrial In-plant Trainee2002 - 2002
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Tata Motors Limited Indusrial In-plant Trainee2000 - 2000
Education
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Purdue University PhD2003 - 2008
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Government College of Engineering Bachelor of Enginering1998 - 2002
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (14)
- First report on exact analysis of interdiffusion fluxes in multicomponent diffusion with composition dependent partial molar volumes Save
- Comments on “Practicing pseudo-binary diffusion couple method in ternary and multicomponent systems” published in Acta Materialia 294 (2025) 121127 Save
- First Report on Exact Analysis of Interdiffusion Fluxes in Multicomponent Diffusion with Composition Dependent Partial Molar Volumes Save
- New Analysis for Interdiffusion Fluxes Determined From Experimental Concentration Profiles in a Multicomponent Diffusion Couple with Composition Dependent Partial Molar Volumes Save
- Experimental determination of (BCC + FCC) phase fields in the quaternary isotherm of Fe–Ni–Co–Cu at 950°C Save
- Derivation of expressions for interdiffusion and intrinsic diffusion flux in presence of chemical potential gradient in a multicomponent system with composition dependent molar volume Save
- Analytical solution for interdiffusion in multicomponent systems and its application in high entropy alloys Save
- First report on entire sets of experimentally determined interdiffusion coefficients in quaternary and quinary high-entropy alloys Save
- Experimental determination of quaternary isotherm of Fe-Ni-Co-Cu at 950 °C by diffusion couple technique Save
- Effect of silicon, manganese and nickel present in iron on the intermetallic growth at iron - aluminum alloy interface Save