LS
Lakshmikanth Srinivasamurthy
University of Southern Queensland, University of Southern Queensland - Springfield Campus, North Dakota State University, Jyothy Institute of Technology, Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology
Employment
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University of Southern Queensland Tutor2018 - Present
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University of Southern Queensland - Springfield Campus Tutor2017 - Present
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Jyothy Institute of Technology Assistant Professpor2013 - 2017
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North Dakota state University Research Assistant2009 - 2012
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Indian Institute of Science Junior research fellow2006 - 2009
Education
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University of Southern Queensland PhD2017 - 2021
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North Dakota State University Master of Science2009 - 2012
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Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology B.Eng2001 - 2006
Projects & Funding
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Publications (21)
- Studies on Ordinary Portland Cement and Composite Cement Mortars and the Relationship Among Compressive Strength, Rapid Chloride Permeability, and Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Save
- Effect of Waste Glass Powder Incorporation on the Mechanical and Microstructural Performance of One-Part Fly Ash-Slag-based Alkali-Activated Mortar admixed with Nano-Silica Save
- Investigation on Flexural Behavior of Conventionally Reinforced, Steel Fiber-Reinforced, and Post-tensioned Geopolymer Concrete Beams Save
- Reliability Analysis of Durability of RC Structural Element Coupled with COMSOL Multiphysics Modelling Under Marine Exposure Condition Save
- Effect of aggregate gradation on the mechanical strengths and permeability properties of porous concrete Save
- Effect of fly ash to slag ratio and Na2O content on leaching behaviour of fly Ash/Slag based alkali activated materials Save
- Performance of High-Strength Concrete using Alccofine and GGBFS Save
- Mechanical property and microstructure development in alkali activated fly ash slag blends due to efflorescence Save
- Phase changes under efflorescence in alkali activated materials with mixed activators Save
- Experimental and molecular dynamics analysis of antimicrobial additive migration from biocomposite packaging Save