A glimpse to our Lab Members and Lab Work
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STRUCTURE PROPERTY PROCESSING LABORATORY
Materials Science Centre, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India
Materials Science Centre, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India
SPP lab welcomes Dr. Pankaj Rawat as a Postdoctoral Fellow.
SPP lab congratulates Dr. Shibayan Roy on delivering a talk at IIM ATM NMD 2025.
SPP lab congratulates all the authors on publishing the collaborative paper on: Site-specific texture and its influence on mechanical behavior in direct energy deposited Ti-6Al-4V walls.
Congratulations to Samarendra on completing his PhD. synopsis successfully.
Congratulations to Arjun on getting his paper accepted in the journal of Advanced Engineering Materials.
Successful completion of NPTEL course, "Techniques of Materials Characterization" by Professor Shibayan.
Congratulations Samar for publishing the paper titled “Fabrication, Characterization and Suitability of 3D Non-woven Needle-Punched Preform Cf–SiCm Composites for Ultra-High Temperature Applications” in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A.
Congratulations Samarendra for publishing the paper titled “A diffusion-based understanding on the effect of trace Mn and Zr addition in the precipitate coarsening kinetics of Al-Cu alloy” in Materials Letters.
SPP is an IIT Kharagpur-based research lab group in the Materials Science Centre lead by Dr. Shibayan Roy since 2016. The group tries to correlate the mechanical behavior with the microstructures in the different systems (Metal-based alloys, Composites, and Glass-ceramics). The main purpose of the SPP group is to interrelate and find the link between the three main stems, i.e., Structure, Property, and Processing in various systems.
The lab group is very diverse and has no barriers in terms of background. It includes Physicists, Metallurgists, Ceramists, Nano-technologists, and Mechanical people and is open to many more such minds who are very passionate and enthusiasts for research and can dive in and explore the limitless extremities.
"WE BELIEVE THAT RESEARCH IS A LIFESTYLE, NOT A JOB"
A glimpse to our Lab Members and Lab Work
