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Amrinder S. Nain, Ph.D. Post-doctoral Fellow Department of Mechanical Engineering Institute for Complex Engineered Systems
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Amrinder S. Nain, Ph.D. Post-doctoral Fellow Department of Mechanical Engineering Institute for Complex Engineered Systems
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Research Themes
With the ever increasing tools available for probing and manipulating matter at nanoscale, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in research and education in otherwise traditional engineering programs. In these exciting times we are seeing a growing need for synergistic effort between fundamental science and technological prowess to develop next generation marvels. While micro scale engineering is fairly well established, at the nanoscale, we still need to address fundamental challenges of fabricating and manipulating individual and high density array of nanostructures with exactly defined dimensions and properties, which can then be assembled into higher order fully-functional real-life devices. This requires pioneering and establishing manufacturing protocols incorporating phenomena at nanoscale. The developed nanomanufacturing environment will then allow accurate and deterministic material characterization for engineering properties; a prerequisite for successful integration into real-life devices.
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Micro/nanofiber Manufacturing Environment |
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Mechanical and Material Characterization of Polymeric Nanofibers |
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Study of Cellular Dynamics |
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Tissue Engineering Scaffolding |
Personal Interest (art work): In a Nutshell !
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