Samarjeet Kumar
Dr. D Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Mahindra University, National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur, Electronics Corporation of India
About
I am an independent researcher. My research area belongs to computational and experimental mechanics. My Ph.D. thesis is based on nonlinear heat transfer and coupled interaction (Classical/Generalised Structural-Thermal) of advanced functional/multidirectional materials. During my master's, I was involved in experiments on thermoelectric generation and solar energy storage. Currently, I work on some topics of flexural/coupled behaviour, wave propagation, and dynamics of multifunctional materials.
Employment
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Dr. D Y. Patil Institute of Technology Assistant Professor2025 - 2025
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Mahindra University Research Associate (DST-ANRF)2023 - 2025
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Electronics Corporation of India Junior Technical Officer2019 - 2019
Education
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National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur Ph. D.
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (17)
- A Review of Thermal Aspects and System Coupling in Thermoelectric Generators Save
- Stability of quasi–static frictional slip at an elastically dissimilar non-planar material interface Save
- Dynamic stability and rupture propagation at non-planar bi-material interfaces Save
- Non-linear flexural deflection of sinusoidally corrugated functionally graded panels under thermoelastic loading Save
- Nonlinear Transient Heat Transfer and Optimisation of Multidirectional (1D/2D/3D) Functionally Graded Porous Composites Save
- Boundary integral spectral formulation for in-plane rupture propagation at non-planar bi-material interfaces Save
- Nonlinear fully coupled thermoelastic transient analysis of axial functionally graded composite panel Save
- Nonlinear fully-coupled thermoelastic analysis of bidirectional porous functionally graded doubly-curved shell panels with optimum material distribution Save
- Transient heat transfer of unidirectional (1D) and multidirectional (2D/3D) functionally graded panels Save
- Transient heat transfer analysis of the porous nonhomogeneous material structure Save