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About
Dr. Chetna Sharma, completed Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Mumbai, is a pioneering researcher in microstructure fabrication. Her expertise spans bulk photopolymerization, micro machining, and viscous fingering. Dr. Sharma's impactful contributions include advancements in precise microstructure creation, with applications in electronics and medical devices. With three journal and four conference papers, she has disseminated her groundbreaking research.
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Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering Assistant Professor2019 - Present
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Publications (10)
- Leveraging Mechatronics Principles to Enhance Virtual and Augmented Reality Applications for Sustainable Engineering Save
- Ariel symphony: Nature-inspired docking and battery swapping for UAV Save
- Exploring biomimicry in robotic systems: Nature-inspired pneumatic control and claw-inspired gripper for enhanced pick-and-place efficiency Save
- Anisotropic Approach to Control Viscous Fingering Pattern Generated in Lifting Plate Hele-Shaw Cell Save
- Fabrication of meso sized structures through controlled viscous fingering in Lifting Plate Hele-Shaw Cell with holes and slots Save
- Effect of anisotropies in formation of viscous fingering in lifting plate Hele-Shaw cell Save
- A systematic review of automated cooking machines and foodservice robots Save
- Simulation of Viscous Fingers Developed in Lifting Plate Hele-Shaw Cell in Volume of Fluid Model Save
- Control of viscous fingering of Bingham plastic fluid in lifting plate Hele-Shaw cell Save
- Development of Polymer Microneedle upon Exposure of Hollow Gaussian Beam on Unconstraint Depth Resin Save