Welcome to Neel Nadkarni's Research Website
Thank you for visiting my research website!
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I am passionate about exploring the depths of scientific research, seeking innovative solutions to complex problems. My journey in academia and industry has been filled with exciting discoveries and collaborations. My work has been primarily in mechanical and aeronautical engineering focusing on mechanics of materials and structures. On this website, I discuss the different areas of my research, and my journey through academia and industry.
Through my work, I aim to contribute meaningfully to the scientific community. Join me on this intellectual adventure as we unravel new challenges in engineering and science together!
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For a brief background about me, please find more information by clicking the link below.
Academic Affiliations
Industry Affiliations
About
Research Areas
Wave Propagation & Metamaterials
During my graduate studies, I delved into the fascinating topic of wave propagation in solids and structures, with a particular focus on nonlinear wave propagation and its application in designing innovative nonlinear metamaterials by tailoring their microstructure. Learn more about this exciting research by clicking on the link below!
Phase Transitions in Functional Materials
Toward the end of my PhD and throughout much of my postdoctoral research, I focused on functional materials that respond to external stimuli, such as electrical, chemical, and magnetic fields, driven by their unique microstructure capable of undergoing phase transformations. This work has applications in areas like ferroelectrics, batteries, and more. Explore further through the link below!
Industry Career
After completing my postdoctoral research, I transitioned to pursue a career in industry to apply my expertise in an applied research environment, specifically at the intersection of mechanics, materials, physics-based simulations, and product design. My academic research played a pivotal role in shaping my success in the consumer electronics industry, drawing heavily on insights and skills developed during my graduate and postdoctoral work.​ Learn more through the link below!
