Vijay Tambrallimath

Vijay Tambrallimath completed his Bachelor of Engineering from VTU, Karnataka, India in 2011 and Master of Technology from VTU, Karnataka, India in 2013. PhD in synthesis and characterization of polymer composites developed by 3D printing technology was completed in Bangalore, India in 2020. He is recipient of numerous best research paper awards in international conferences. He has been a reviewer at Scopus journals in the field of Additive Manufacturing and composites. He has published more than 25 research papers and 8 book chapters till date. To his credit he has a granted Australian Patent in the field of Additive Manufacturing and one published patent in Indian Patent Office. He has a research grant in the field of Additive Manufacturing. Also he has been an invited speaker in national level faculty development program in the field of Additive Manufacturing. He has extensive international research collaborations at his very young age.

Publications

Development, Properties, and Industrial Applications of 3D Printed Polymer Composites
Development, Properties, and Industrial Applications of 3D Printed Polymer Composites
R. Keshavamurthy, Vijay Tambrallimath, J. Paulo Davim. © 2023. 319 pages.
Polymer composite materials are of prime importance and play a vital role in numerous applications. 3D printed polymer composites have been adopted by the aerospace, medical, and...
Glimpses of 3D Printing in the 21st Century
Glimpses of 3D Printing in the 21st Century
Vijay Tambrallimath, R. Keshavamurthy. © 2023. 8 pages.
As the ability to fabricate highly complicated computerized geometry makes additive manufacturing a significant technology in the present day, it has a significant impact on both...
Additive Manufacturing Process and Their Applications for Green Technology
Additive Manufacturing Process and Their Applications for Green Technology
Keshavamurthy R., Vijay Tambrallimath, Prabhakar Kuppahalli, Sekhar N.. © 2019. 20 pages.
Growth of nature is an additive process that gives sustainable existence to the structures developed; on the other hand, traditional manufacturing techniques can be wasteful as...