Students

Graduate Students

	Mark Anderson Ph.D. Candidate in Materials Engineering Email: mark.anderson@huskers.unl.edu Links: Researchgate, Linkedin Bio: Characterization of Additively manufactured parts, metallography microstructure, and analysis.
	Suchit Sarin Ph.D. Candidate in Materials Engineering Email: ssarin2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Google Scholar, Linkedin Bio: My research involves understanding the formation of micro/nano-structures on metals due to the ultrafast laser pulses-metal interaction. Currently, my Ph.D. work in particular is related to the single spot ablation of Copper and Aluminum due to femtosecond/picosecond laser pulses.
	Sahar Beigzadeh Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: sbeigzadeh2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Researchgate, Linkedin Bio: Characterization and quantification of additively manufactured parts using different microstructural features and related processing parameters based on image processing techniques.
	Juveriya Parmar Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: jparmar2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Google Scholar, Linkedin Bio: Understanding the physics behind the formation of Femtosecond Laser Surface Processing (FLSP) surfaces, including experimental and numerical aspects.
	Rifat Mahbub Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: rmahbub2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Linkedin Bio: Fourth-year Ph.D. student. Currently working with spin crossover complexes. Aiming to find different properties of spin crossover complex and conducting polymer composite.
	Sunil Dhapola Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: sdhapola2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Linkedin Bio: My research investigates the magnetic behavior of nanoparticles. It will focus on forming nanoalloys through inert gas condensation, characterization of structure using TEM & analysis of magnetic behavior.
	Sudha Krishnan Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: skrishnan8@huskers.unl.edu Links: Linkedin Bio: My research involves lab-scale additive manufacturing of NdFeB-based powders to realize NdFeB permanent magnets, optimization of resulting phases, and investigation of their magnetic properties.
	Daniel Egbebunmi Ph.D. student in Materials Engineering Email: degbebunmi2@huskers.unl.edu Links: Linkedin Bio: Daniel completed his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from the Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife, Osun State Nigeria, with a First Class Honours degree. He is an EducationUSA opportunity funds scholar and a member of the Nigerian Institute of Mechanical Engineers. He is a first-year Ph.D. student and just joined the SAMPL group. His research would focus on Lasers Surface Processing.