Manoj Gupta
National University of Singapore, National Physical Laboratory CSIR, University of California Irvine, IISc, Aeronatical Development Agency, VRCE
0000-0002-2248-8700
About
Prof. Gupta is working at Department of Mechanical Engineering, NUS, Singapore. He did his Ph.D from University of California, Irvine, USA (1992), and postdoctoral research at University of Alberta, Canada. His core research areas are ‘Synthesis and Characterization of Advanced Light Materials’. To his credit are: (i) ‘Disintegrated Melt Deposition’ technique, a unique liquid-state processing method, and (ii) ‘Microwave Sintering’ technique, an energy efficient solid-state processing method, to synthesize Al and Mg light-metal alloys/micro/nano-composites.
His accomplishments include (i) 500 International publications (Citations: 16340+, H-index: 66), 135 International Conferences, (ii) 4 Patents, (iii) Authored 5 Books, 3 Book Chapters, Edited 3 Books, and (vi) Reviewer for 32 International Journals. He was also in the preliminary list of Highly Cited Researchers in Materials Science published by Thomson Reuters in 2012.
Employment
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National University of Singapore Associate Professor1993 - Present
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National Physical Laboratory CSIR Pool Officer1993 - 1993
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Aeronatical Development Agency Research Engineer1987 - 1988
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Encon Thermal Engineers Sales Engineer1984 - 1985
Education
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University of California Irvine PhD1989 - 1992
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IISc MEng1985 - 1987
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VRCE BEng1980 - 1984
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (752)
- Study on intergranular strain coordination of Mg alloy AZ91 via controlling ratio between grain size and thickness Save
- Editorial: Magnesium based composites Save
- Development of Highly Ductile (εf~49%), Biocompatible, and Eco-Friendly Mg-1Zn-1Ca Alloy and the Effect of Nano ZnO Reinforcement and Cryogenic Treatments Save
- An efficient processing route to develop Mg-10Y alloys: Critical analysis of microstructure evolution and its correlation with thermal and mechanical properties Save
- Development and Characteristics of New Biobased Magnesium Composites Save
- Different Effects of Varying Cryogenic Temperatures on Different Properties of a Biocompatible Mg-10Se Alloy Save
- Preface Save
- Review Papers Collection for Advanced Technologies Save
- Effect of Cryogenic Treatment on Low-Density Magnesium Multicomponent Alloys with Exceptional Ductility Save
- Synthesis and characterization of ZnO reinforced zinc matrix composites via in-situ oxidation process Save