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Ashish Kumar Saxena
Also known as: Ashish Saxena
Vellore Institute of Technology University, Vellore Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli
Employment
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Vellore Institute of Technology University Associate Professor2024 - Present
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Vellore Institute of Technology Assistant Professor2020 - 2024
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Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung Post Doctoral Research Fellow2017 - 2020
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GE India Technology Centre Pvt Ltd Fixed Term Hire2016 - 2016
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National Center for Aerospace Innovation and Research, IIT Bombay2015 - 2016
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Ph.D.2010 - Present
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National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli M.Tech2008 - 2010
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (29)
- Influence of tool diameter on micro-deformation mechanism during micro-incremental sheet forming of thin SS-304 sheet Save
- Anisotropic mechanical response of a wire arc additively manufactured titanium alloy in a hydrogen environment Save
- Decoupling microstructural contributions to static and transient mechanical properties of LB-PBF IN718 through microscopy-informed machine learning Save
- Mitigating room-temperature tensile and creep anisotropy in laser powder bed fusion processed Ti6Al4V by modulating slip activity and intervariant boundary distribution through post-printing heat treatment Save
- Caffeine vs. Theophylline Cocrystals: Insights into Structure-Mechanical Behavior and Piezoelectricity Save
- Dynamic evolution of hard orientations and consequent ductility loss during uniaxial tension of Ti6Al4V alloy Save
- Predicting crack nucleation in commercially pure titanium using orientation imaging microscopy and machine learning Save
- The role of through-thickness shear in single point incremental forming: a micromechanical perspective Save
- Laser Beam Welding: Opportunity and Challenges Save
- Effect of Heat Treatment on Wire + Arc Additive Manufactured Aluminum 5356 Alloy: Mechanical Properties and Microstructure Correlation Save