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M.Tech Admission 2021-22 Department of Materials Science & Metallurgical Engineering Apply online at www.iith.ac.in M.Tech Admission 2021-22 Department of Materials Science & Metallurgical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad Research Interests: Nanocrystalline materials, High entropy alloys, Bulk metallic glasses, Thermodynamics and kinetics of phase transformations, Transmission electron microscopy and atom probe MSME Faculty tomography Prof. B.S.Murty PhD: IISc Bangalore, India Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6033 Research Interests: Research Interests: Design and development of novel high entropy alloys for Welding advanced structural applications Additive manufacturing Development of light metals alloys for novel applications Bulk nano- and heterostructured materials by severe plastic deformation processing Thermo-mechanical and other advance materials processing Crystallographic texture Mechanical behavior of materials Prof. Pinaki P. Bhattacharjee Prof. G.D. Janakiram PhD: IIT Kanpur, India PhD: IIT Madras, India Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6069 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6565 Research Interests: Research Interests: Powder Metallurgy & Sintering Mechanisms, Metal Additive Advanced Multi-Functional Nanostructured Materials/High Manufacturing, Nanostructures, Entropy Alloys High Entropy Alloys, MAX Phases and MXene, Advanced Combinatorial Alloy Design of emerging materials (Co-Cu-Fe- ceramics & composites Ni-Zn High Entropy Alloys, CIGS & CZTSSe solar photovoltaics, High temperature materials, Biomaterials Additive Manufactured Binary & Ternary Ti-based Microstructure-Mechanical Properties of Steels Biomaterials, IFHS Steel) through combined computational Surface modification by Electro-Spark Deposition, Wear & (DFT) and experimental techniques (electrodeposition, Tribology powder metallurgy, ink jet print) Prof. Bharat B. Panigrahi Prof. Suhash R. Dey PhD: IIT Kharagpur, India PhD, Paul-Verlaine Metz, France Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6032 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6096 Research Interests: Nanoparticle synthesis and self-assembly, sol-gel processes, templating techniques Novel nanostructured materials for advanced applications including catalysis Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), ferroelectric materials Bone replacement materials and drug delivery MSME Faculty systems Dr. Atul S. Deshpande PhD: Max Planck, Potsdam, Germany Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7044 Research Interests: Research Interests: Multiferroic oxide thin films for fundamental science and Phase transformations in alloys and oxides functional device applications Phase-field modelling of microstructural evolution High-k dielectric thin films for CMOS technology and Modelling deformation of materials using discrete memory device applications dislocation dynamics and continuum crystal plasticity Surfaces and Interfaces of oxide hetero structures on silicon Microstructure-property correlations and single crystalline oxide substrates Influence of process conditions, strain engineering and interface engineering on domains and domain dynamics of multiferroic thin films utilizing scanning probe microscope Dr. Ranjijth Ramadurai Dr. Saswata Bhattacharya PhD: IISc Bangalore, India PhD: IISc Bangalore, India Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7046 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7107 Research Interests: Research Interests: Bacterial cellulose and other natural materials- Phase Transformations and Microstructure Development understanding structure, mechanism and applications Laser and Electron Beam Processing High performance green composites, liquid crystals and Welding and Surface Treatment self-assembly of rod-like entities Modelling and Simulation,(Phase Field/FEM/CVM) Drug Delivery, strategies for developing anti-fouling and anti-microbial materials Materials for tissue scaffolding. Dr. Mudrika Khandelwal Dr. Subhradeep Chatterjee PhD: Cambridge, UK PhD: IISc Bangalore, India Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7118 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 8442 Research Interests: In situ characterization and technique development using MEMS devices (lab on chip) Phase transformations in materials, Electrochemsitry and Corrosion In situ Transmission Electron Microscopy Graphene based super capacitors, Materials for Energy MSME Faculty Applications Dr. Sairam K. Malladi PhD: TU Delft, Netherlands Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7003 Research Interests: Research Interests: Deformation at room temperature Nanophotonics, Plasmonic nanostructures and nanoparticles Creep and super-plasticity Metamaterials and metasurfaces, Sensors, Alternative Micro mechanical deformation materials for plasmonics Molecular dynamic simulations Alternative fabrication techniques, Nano-optical biosensors Nano indentation Graphene based devices, Lab-on-a-chip based optical devices, Microfluidic devices Dr. Rajesh Korla Dr. Shourya Dutta Gupta PhD: IISc Bangalore, India PhD: EPFL, Switzerland Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6559 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6561 Research Interests: Research Interests: Spintronic based memory and logic devices Diffusion-Deformation correlations in materials Nanomagnetic materials, Domain wall dynamics in Phase growth and interdiffusion kinetics in thermoelectric ferromagnetic networks materials Spin torque nano-oscillators for RF applications Diffusion in multicomponent alloys Spin-orbit torque induced magnetization switching and Processing, characterization and stability of nanocrystalline dynamics, Magnetic tunnel junctions alloys Micro and Nanofabrication techniques Dr. Chandrasekhar Murapaka Dr. Mayur Vaidya PhD: NTU Singapore PhD: IIT Madras, India Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6562 Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6564 Research Interests: Printed electronics (transistors and CMOS logics) Oxide semiconductors Electrolytes Organic electronics (transistors and chemiresistors) Gas sensors MSME Faculty Memristors Dr. G. Suresh Kumar PhD: TU Darmstadt, Germany Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 7003 Research Interests: Nanoporous materials CVD, Adsorption and Membrane based gas separation applications Defect Engineering in porous materials Carbon nanomaterials, MOFs Graphene & Graphyne and other 2D materials Dr. Deepu Babu PhD: TU Darmstadt, Germany Contact: [email protected], +91 (40) 2301 6562 Sensors Magnetic Materials, Spintronics, Magnetic Research Areas - MSME Skyrmions Plasmonics, Nanophotonics, Micro-fluidics Nano synthesis, Self-assembly, Catalysis Grain Boundary Engineering Electro-chemical deposition of functional materials Mechanical Behaviour, Plastic Deformation Nature Inspired Materials Phase Transformation, solidification Healthcare Materials, Drug Delivery, Tissue- scaffolds, Porous Implants and Biomaterials Metals and Alloys: High Entropy Alloys, Multi-Phase Alloys, Functional Titanium Alloys, Superalloys, Steels, Dispersion Strengthened Energy Storage Materials, 2D Carbon Materials, Alloys Materials MXene Bulk-Metallic Glasses, In-situ Composites Piezoelectric hybrid nano composites, Metallurgical Thermodynamics and kinetics Graphene based Supercapacitors, Solar Severe Plastic Deformation Photovoltaics Thermomechanical Processing, Texture Electronic materials Nanocrystalline materials, Ultra-fine microstructures Defect engineering for porous materials Creep and high temperature deformation Powder Metallurgy, Advanced Composites, MMC Structural Computational Multicomponent Oxides, Nanoparticles, Ceramics Coating, Surface Science, Wear and Tribology Materials Materials Science Advanced microscopy Metal Joining, Friction Stir Welding, Additive Manufacturing Diffusion in pure metals and multicomponent alloys Mechanics of nanoporous materials Corrosion in bulk and nanocrystalline alloys Low Temperature solders Phase-field Modelling, Combinatorial materials science Modelling Deformation Behavior Using Discrete Dislocation Dynamics, Continuum Crystal Plasticity Multi-scale Modelling of Functional Materials Research Facilities - MSME Materials Synthesis/Processing Materials Characterization Cold FEG-TEM Raman spectrometer Pulse Laser Deposition Muffle furnace FEG- SEM with EBSD AFM E-beam deposition Tube furnace FIB with EBSD and EDS Universal testing machine Planetary Ball mill Salt-bath furnace Optical Microscopes (MTS, Instron) Rolling mill Autoclave Ovens Ion-milling, PIPS Creep Testing Robotic welding Incubator shaker Thermal analysis Hardness Tester Uniaxial Compaction Press Freeze drier DTA, DSC, TGA, Wear (Pin-on-disk) Cold-Isostatic Press Bio-safety cabinet Dilatometer Nanoindentor Induction-melting furnace Glove-box Surface area and porosity Electrochemical analyzer Arc-melting furnace Glass vacuum sealing analyser Viscometer Hot press Spin and Dip coater Powder & thin film XRD High Temperature Vacuum UV visible Furnace spectrophotometer Infra-red heating furnace Softwares Thermocalc DICTRA TC-Prisma M.Tech Program (MHRD Fellowship) Glimpses of advanced level courses offered Department offers 2-years program in Master of Technology in Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering. Students get Properties of Materials opportunity to learn various advanced level courses and carryout Electron Microscopy thesis in various cutting-edge areas. Thermomechanical Processing Of Materials
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