Dr. Prashant Mittal - Bio-Sketch

Bio-Sketch

Post Doctoral Research Fellow (PDF): Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic (Feb 2022- Dec 2023)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.): Department of Materials Science and Engineering, IIT Delhi (July 2016-September 2021)
Master of Technology (M.Tech.): Materials Science and Engineering, NIT Bhopal (July 2012-July 2014)
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.): Mechanical Engineering, UCE, RTU, Kota (July 2007-June 2011)
School Education: Modern School , Kota (1994-2004), Modi Public School, Kota (2004-2006)

Material Characterization
Microstructure property correlation of metallic materials
Fundamental mechanisms of friction, wear, deformation, and processes occurring under dry conditions and at the solid-liquid interfaces at small length scales.
Materials design
Nanoscale material characterization
Scanning Probe Microscopy
Materials Engineering

Post doctoral Research Fellow at Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague, Czech Republic (February 2022-Dec 2023)
Senior Research Fellow (SRF) at IIT Delhi, India (August, 2018- September 2021)
Teaching assistant (TA) of Materials Science and Engineering (APL102) at IIT Delhi, Delhi (August, 2016 - July, 2020)
Junior Research Fellow (JRF) at IIT Delhi, India (July, 2016-July, 2018)
Worked as an Assistant Professor at Career Point University (CPU), Kota (July, 2015 - May, 2016)
Worked as an Adhoc Faculty at University College of Engineering (Affiliated to Rajasthan Technical University, Kota (July 2014-July 2015))
Worked as a Maintenance Engineer in DCM Rayons (DSIL, Kota (July 2011-July 2012))

4 weeks vocational training in Kota Super Thermal Power Station. Kota “Coal handling and Power generation department” (May 2010).

Institute Fellowship by The Ministry of Education (MoE), formerly The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India (July, 2016 - July 2021)
Research Scholar Travel Award (RSTA) by The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) (November, 2020).
Institute Fellowship by The Ministry of Education (MoE), formerly The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India (July, 2012-July, 2014)

Hold 2nd position throughout the globe in "Beauty of the Nanoworld" competition organized by Nanosurf, Switzerland.
Awarded "Research Scholar Travel Award (RSTA)" by IIT Delhi for Attending an International Conference.
Qualified Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE-2011) in Mechanical Engineering with 97 percentile
Awarded the Honours in B.Tech in Department of Mechanical Engineering (July, 2011)
Project “Design and Fabrication of Robotic Arm” during B. Tech received widespread coverage in the leading newspaper of the region.
Volunteer, Anukriti 2009, a program related to City Marathon.
Deliver a talk on Climate Change and Global Warming, Coruscation 2008, organized at RTU , Kota
Presented a biz plan , Aranya 2009, organized by Thapar University , Patiala, Punjab
Participated in Robotics Workshop, Cognizance 2008, IIT Roorkee.

Student Volunteer, Open House 2019 of IIT Delhi (20th April, 2019)
Organizer of 11th International Symposium on Plasticity and Impact Mechanics (IMPLAST 2016) at IIT Delhi (12th December, 2016-14th December, 2016

B.Tech project on "Robotic Arm" was given widespread coverage in leading newspaper of the region for its innovation , ingenuinity and cost- effectiveness
Dry sliding behaviour of 2014Al Alloy reinforced with SiC Composite (M.Tech. Project under the supervision of Prof. Gajendra Dixit) (July, 2013 - July, 2014)

Amit Kumar, M.Tech. (2016-2018), IIT Delhi
Project title: "Microstructural characterization of Al-Si alloys"

IN Situ Microscopic Tribology of near Eutectic Al-Si Alloy under Boundary Lubricated Conditions under supervision of Prof. Nitya Nand Gosvami
This Ph.D. research work is mainly focused on focused upon understanding the nanoscale mechanical and tribological properties of metallic materials with different lubricant additives, where the fundamental mechanics of friction, wear, deformation, and processes occurring under dry and at the solid-liquid interfaces were explored at small length scales.

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