Curriculum Vitae

Education

University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering – 2017
M.S. in Electrical Engineering – 2015
Advisors: Prof. Albert Pisano and Prof. Tarek Zohdi

University of Delhi, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology
B.E. in Manufacturing Processes and Automation – 2010
Advisors: Pradeep Khanna, Sachin Maheshwari and Satish Chand

Honors and Awards

  • Bakar Innovation Fellow– 07/2020

  • Asia Deans' Forum, The Rising Stars – 10/2019

  • CMU EECS Rising Stars Academic Workshop – 10/2016

  • Helene Cantor Graduate Fellowship – Summer 2015

  • Georgia Tech Nano IGERT Symposium Travel Grant – 04/2014

  • Graduate Division Conference Travel Grant – 05/2014

  • ME Department NRT (Nonresident Tuition) Fellowship – SP 2013

  • Graduate Division NRT Award – SP 2012

  • Dr. B.R. Ambedkar State Award for Toppers, Delhi, India – 06/2011

  • University of Delhi Academic Merit Scholarship Award (full tuition waiver) – 2006-2010

Teaching and Leadership

University of California, Berkeley, US

ME 130 “Design of Planar Machinery”, Teaching Assistant Fall 2015, Fall 2016

Developed the weekly lab practicum (class of 75 students) and led the discussion sessions, teaching students the principles of mechanism design, 3D computer modelling & motion analysis.

ME 122, “Processing of Materials in Manufacturing”, Teaching Assistant Spring 2016

  • Taught the principles of traditional manufacturing processes (casting, forging, rolling), and rapid prototyping techniques.

  • Assisted students in their product design projects regarding practical application of manufacturing and material selection processes.

Publications

For a list of papers, go to Publications page.

Service

  • Reviewer: Langmuir, ACS Omega, Journal of Materials Science, Polymer, Applied Surface Science

  • I have run a weekly Nanotechnology colloquium event for the past three years now. The event hosts speakers from both academic backgrounds and industrial labs. The talk series serves as a platform for graduate students to present their work and receive critical feedback.

  • As an active member of the EECS graduate women association, I acted as mentor to help female graduate students transition to graduate school and advised them on coping with academic stress.

References

Ana Arias
Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences,
UC Berkeley

Kris Pister
Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences,
UC Berkeley

Gerald G. Fuller
Professor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
Stanford University

Thomas Russell
Visiting Faculty, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab,
Silvio O. Conte Distinguished Professor,
Polymer Science & Engg.,
University of Massachusetts Amherst

Albert Pisano
Dean, Jacobs School of Engineering
Walter J. Zable Chair in Engineering
Professor, MAE and ECE
UC San Diego