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Sathish Kumar is an Assistant Professor at the National Institute of Technology Puducherry. He received his B.E (Civil Engineering) & M.E in Construction Engineering & Management from Anna University. He holds a PhD from the National Institute of Technology Calicut. He was one of the Prestigious Ramanujan Fellowship awardees by the ANRF in 2023. He worked as a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at the University of Split, Croatia (2021-2023) on the scientific project "Development of drainage system on horizontal surfaces from permeable concrete," financed from EU funds. His research interests include sustainable concrete, geopolymer concrete, permeable concrete, fibre-reinforced concrete, repair and rehabilitation of structures, and durability of concrete structures.
EXPERIENCE
Teaching Experience: 4 years
Assistant professor, NIT Puducherry, India, 2025 to Till date
Assistant Professor, B.S.A Rahman Crescent IST, India, 2019-20
Assistant Professor, SRM Valliammai Engineering College, India, 2013-15
Assistant Professor, Jerusalem College of Engineering, India, 2012-13
Research experience: 3.5 years
Ramanujan Fellow, NIT Puducherry, India, 2023-2024
Postdoctoral research scientist, FGAG, University of Split, Croatia, 2021-23
(Prof. Hrvoje Gotovac Team)
Awards and Fellowship:
Ramanujan Fellowship (2023-28)
EDUCATION
Ph.D (2015-19)
National Institute of Technology Calicut
Strength and Behaviour of Hybrid Fibre Reinforced Ternary Blend Geopolymer Concrete Structural Elements
M.E (2010-12)
Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering & Technology, Anna University
Construction Engineering & Management
B.E (2006-10)
Jerusalem College of Engineering, Anna University
Civil Engineering
MBA (2020)
Anna University
General Management -Distance Mode
RESEARCH INTEREST
Geopolymer concrete, sustainable/alternate cementitious materials, permeable concrete, fibre reinforced concrete, durability of concrete, repair and rehabilitation of concrete structures, concrete technology
CURRENT RESEARCH
CURRENT RESEARCH
Development of permeable geopolymer concrete
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