Yogesh Joshi
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, City University of New York, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, University of Pune, National Chemical Laboratory CSIR
0000-0001-6692-858X
About
Prof. Yogesh M Joshi did B.E. in Polymer Engineering from Pune University in 1996 and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from National Chemical Laboratory Pune and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay in 2001. Subsequently, he joined Benjamin Levich Institute, New York, wherein he worked as a Post-Doctoral Fellow for 3 years. Prof. Joshi joined the Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur in 2004, where presently he is the Dean of International Relations and Pandit Girish & Sushma Rani Pathak Chair Professor of Chemical Engineering.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Professor2014 - Present
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Associate Professor2009 - 2014
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Assistant Professor2004 - 2009
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City University of New York Post Doctoral Fellow2001 - 2004
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National Chemical Laboratory CSIR Project Assistant1996 - 1997
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Ph.D.1997 - 2001
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University of Pune Bachelor Engineering1992 - 1996
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (131)
- When Spectroscopies Speak the Same Language: Unifying Rheology, Electrochemical Impedance, and Dielectrics Save
- Evolution of Linear Viscoelasticity across the Critical Gelation Transition: Unification of Symmetry and Hyperscaling Save
- Gelation in Oleogels: A Rheological Framework for Soft Material Formulation Save
- Micelle structure and dynamic wetting in cationic–nonionic surfactant systems for surface cleaning applications Save
- Thermal history asymmetry and dissipation in dense colloidal microgel glasses Save
- Isolating the medium amplitude oscillatory shear regime via constitutive modeling Save
- A tough and stretchable, mechanically strong DES-gel with adjustable mechanical performance governed by copolymerization-driven phase separation and hydrogen bonding interactions for energy harvesting applications Save
- Soft glassy dynamics and yielding of nanoclay suspensions at high pressure Save
- Nano-silica based aqueous colloidal gels as eco-friendly thixotropic lubricant Save
- Hyperaging and stress buildup in soft colloidal gels Save