Excited to share my summer research internship experience!
I had the incredible opportunity to work under the guidance of Dr. Manish Vishwakarma at MANIT, delving into the fascinating world of hydrogen embrittlement in steel.
Throughout the internship, I explored the mechanisms and effects of hydrogen embrittlement on steel materials, contributing to ongoing research in the field.
Working alongside a brilliant team of Ph.D. scholars and researchers, we conducted experiments and analyzed the impact of hydrogen on the mechanical properties of steel samples.
With hands-on experience in the lab, I used cutting-edge equipment and #research #communication #writing tensile testing machines to evaluate material performance.
Documenting my findings, writing technical reports, and presenting my progress to Dr. Vishwakarma and the team was an enriching part of the internship.
This transformative experience honed my skills in data analysis, critical thinking, and communication while deepening my passion for research.
I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the field of materials science and engineering and excited for what lies ahead!