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Dr. Prasad Talk to Students via an International Webinar on "Effective Tools for Research and Scientific Presentation"
Faculty and Students from Patna Women's college participating in the webinar
Congratulations!! MS Student Ruhit Sinha successfully Defended his thesis via Zoom.
Three Papers Accepted for 2020 ASME Conference
- Nanomechanical Characterization of Additive Manufactured GrCop - 42 Alloy
- Enhanced Mechanical Properties of Electrospun Cellulose Acetate Fibers After Potassium Ion Absorption
- Thermomechanical Investigation of Additive Manufactured GrCop 42 Alloy Manufactured by Directed Energy Deposition
PhD Student Mukesh Roy Wins Bronze Medal at "13th Annual IDEA Competition 2020" Organized by BEDC, Brookings (Feb 2020)
Courtesy of the Brookings Economic Development Corporation
Details coming soon
Courtesy of the Brookings Economic Development Corporation
“We see the PCB printer as a key tool and resource for our students as it provides for a better understanding of the process from starting with a design to finishing with production,” said Anamika Prasad, assistant professor of mechanical engineering a SDSU. “In addition, it will also enhance the professionalism of the student project which is critical when seeking internships and employment.”
Brooklyn and Ruhit presented at BMES 2019.
Dr. Prasad presents at RSG! 2020 to high school students (Nov 2020)
Dr. Prasad offered STEM workshop on Materials Education to middle school students (March 2019)
Inside Out: Materials Edition
Inside Out: Materials Edition
Middle School Students
Demo of Electrospinner in BioMLab
This one-day workshop provides opportunity for eighth-graders to explore engineering, science, and technology. Know your Materials Inside Out! Some 50+ 8th grade girls explored structure-function relationship of materials (NitiNol, Polymers, and bones) through hands-on activities
Student Interacting with the showcase
Science Communication Fellowship
Showcase "Know Your Materials"
Dr. Prasad offered workshop during SDSU Ready SET-Go! for High Schoolers (Nov 2017)
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