Naga Bharath Gundrati
Recent M.S. Mechanical Engineering graduate
RESUME
About
I am Naga Bharath Gundrati born in Hyderabad, TG, India in 1993. I received my undergraduate Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering from SRM University in Chennai in 2015. Following my undergraduate education, I attended State University of New York at Buffalo to obtain my Master of Science degree in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. My research work at Composite Materials Research Laboratory was on self-sensing capabilities of polymeric resin used in 3D printing stereolithography technique under the guidance of Dr. Deborah Chung.
After gaining knowledge on polymeric materials, I returned to my hometown in India to work at my family-owned pharmaceutical company, Rashmi Pharma Pvt. Ltd. There I worked as an Executive Director handling various responsibilities including process optimization, process development, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, etc. To further advance my academic and technical knowledge in the field of mechanical engineering I joined the Ph.D. program in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, at Old Dominion University (ODU), Norfolk, VA.
At ODU, I worked under the guidance of Dr. Dipankar Ghosh in the Laboratory of Advanced Manufacturing of Materials from August 2019 where I learned about ceramics and their processing in detail. I changed my program of study to Master of Science to support my family affected by the financial crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic by working full-time. I graduated in August 2021 with a GPA of 3.8/4 and am actively seeking full-time positions.

Projects
- Modeling particle interactions in concentrated ceramic suspensions
- 1024 particle Al2O3 aq. suspension under 1 kHz AC field
- 1024 particle Al2O3 aq. suspension under 1 MHz AC field
- 1024 particle BaTiO3 aq. suspension under 1 MHz AC field
- 512 particle Al2O3 & 512 particle BaTiO3 aq. suspension under 1 MHz AC field
- 204 particle Al2O3 & 820 particle BaTiO3 aq. suspension under 1 MHz AC field
- 820 particle Al2O3 & 204 particle BaTiO3 aq. suspension under 1 MHz AC field
- Microstructural characterization of ice-templated lithium titanate (LTO) from X-ray computed tomography (μ-CT) images
- Self-sensing 3D printing polymer resin
- Characterization of ice-templated ceramics under quasistatic and dynamic loading
- Characterization of off-axis loading compressive response of alumina/epoxy composites
- Matlab implementation of Shortest Distance Decomposition Algorithm and Dijkstra’s Algorithm on 15 node 24 link network
- Fabrication of multiple lugnut remover
- Comparison of orbit transfer methods by studying the transfer of spacecraft from Earth to Jupiter
- Seasonal storage of solar thermal energy
PUBLICATIONS
- Assessing the role of loading direction on the uniaxial compressive response of multilayered ice-templated alumina-epoxy composites, Materialia, 14, 100895 (2020).
- First observation of the effect of the layer printing sequence on the molecular structure of three-dimensionally printed polymer, as shown by in-plane capacitance measurement, Composites, Part B, 140, 78-82 (2018).
- Effects of printing conditions on the molecular alignment of three-dimensionally printed polymer, Composites, Part B, 134, 164-168 (2018).
- Effect of stress on the capacitance and electric permittivity of three-dimensionally printed polymer, with relevance to capacitance-based stress monitoring, Sensors and Actuators A, 263C, 380-385 (2017).
- Comparative analysis of chemical propulsion methods and contribution of gravity assist for a space mission to Jupiter, International Journal of Engineering and Research Technology, Issue 5 Volume (2016).
GET IN TOUCH
I am always available for queries and collaborations. If you want to chat about my research, open positions, science, movies, anime or anything else, don’t hesitate in reaching out.
CONTACT
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