15 December 2020 Functional materials, smart materials, intelligent materials – whatever you call them, they will be a key pillar of 21st century technology. Among the modern structural materials there has been a tremendous advancement in science and technology of materials. In recent years, nanostructure materials and nano composites have become increasingly important because of their remarkable properties and permanently growing areas for practical applications. Various aspects of mechanical properties of nano materials including analytical and computational modelling in combination with comprehensive experimental analysis of mechanical behaviour is yet to be investigated. In spite of the rapid progress in this field, mechanical properties of nano materials and composites are still remaining terra incognita in materials science. In the field of massive and complex manufacturing we are now in need of materials, with properties, that can be manipulated according to our needs.
Three-days Online Short-term Course (Faculty Development Program)
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08 December 2020 Fundamentals and Advances in Powder Metallurgy The registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjNRM6EWpO3hHeoBpl0IDl8qermo3MpuA-I0Zr4ljQUCvePQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0&gxids=7628 Registration fee payment link:http://www.iiti.ac.in/page/e-payments, Registration Fees: No registration fees for TEQIP facultiesRegistration fees for non-TEQIP institutes:- INR 5000 for Industry Personnel, INR 3000 for faculty/scientist, INR 1000 (For students UG/PG Students) Course Coordinators Dr Ram Sajeevan Maurya, Assistant Professor, MEMS Dr Vinod Kumar, Assistant Professor and HoD, MEMS
07 December 2020 The Finite Element Method (FEM) is the most extensively used numerical tool by engineers and scientists to address several real life problems by solving the partial differential equations.
