RAKESH DAS
University of California, Riverside, University of Oklahoma, University of Calcutta, Tel Aviv University
About
Post Doctoral Researcher with over eight years of research experience in the fabrication of polymeric materials, polymer-based medical devices, and structural and multi-scale mechanical characterisation of bio-inspired materials and biological tissues. Proven ability to plan and execute complex projects, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, guide student researchers, and prepare technical reports, presentations and scholarly articles promptly. Technical proficiency in various mechanical characterisation, X-ray imaging, image processing, image-based finite element modelling, analytical and spectroscopic characterisation, electron microscopy, computer-aided design and additive manufacturing to develop new technologies or products.
Employment
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University of California, Riverside Assistant Project Scientist2024 - 2025
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University of Oklahoma Senior Research Associate2023 - 2024
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Tel Aviv University Post Doctoral Fellow2020 - 2023
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Wuhan University Key funded Post Doctoral Fellow2019 - 2019
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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROPAR National Post Doctoral Fellow (SERB-DST)2016 - 2018
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University of Calcutta Research Fellow-Doctoral (National funding)2009 - 2016
Education
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University of Calcutta Ph.D. (Technology)2010 - 2016
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University of Calcutta M.Sc (Tech)2007 - 2009
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (19)
- Design of thermally programmable 3D shape memory polymer-based devices tailored for endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms Save
- Painless micro syringe needle system for drug delivery Save
- The biomechanics of ultra-stretchable nerves Save
- The biomechanics of the locust ovipositor valves: a unique digging apparatus Save
- The Biomechanics of the Locust Ovipositor Valves: a Unique Digging Apparatus Save
- How Can Interfacial Phenomena in Nature Inspire Smaller Robots Save
- In vivo structural dynamic analysis of the dragonfly wing: the effect of stigma as its modulator Save
- Along came a spider: In situ damping measurements of spider webs Save
- Reversible Adhesion via Light-Regulated Conformations of Rubber Chains Save
- Biomechanical Evaluation of Wasp and Honeybee Stingers Save