Dayakar Naik Lavadiya, PhD

Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering

Hamm School of Engineering

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I primarily teach material science, structural mechanics, and thermal courses in mechanical engineering. Through coursework, I encourage the students to apply the engineering principles learned throughout the semester implementing them into a design project. I always look forward to collaborating with my colleagues for inter-and-intra disciplinary projects that expand the horizon of my engineering skills and serve the community.

Why I’m At Mary

The unique approach and mission of the engineering program at the University of Mary aligns with my goal of shaping the future of next-generation engineers.

Expertise

My expertise is in the fields of sustainable materials, structural mechanics of composite materials, and artificial intelligence.

Naik, D.L., kiran, R. A novel sensitivity-based method for feature selection. J Big Data 8, 128 (2021). .

Naik, D. L., Sharma, A., Chada, R. R., Kiran, R., & Sirotiak, T. (2019). Modified pullout test for indirect characterization of natural fiber and cementitious matrix interface properties. Construction and Building Materials, 208, 381-393.

Naik, D. L., & Kiran, R. (2018). On anisotropy, strain rate and size effects in vat photopolymerization based specimens. Additive Manufacturing, 23, 181-196.

Guillou, J., Lavadiya, D. N., Munro, T., Fronk, T., & Ban, H. (2018). From lignocellulose to biocomposite: Multi-level modelling and experimental investigation of the thermal properties of kenaf fiber reinforced composites based on constituent materials. Applied Thermal Engineering, 128, 1372-1381.

Naik, D. L., & Fronk, T. H. (2016). Weibull distribution analysis of the tensile strength of the kenaf bast fiber. Fibers and Polymers, 17(10), 1696-1701.

Education

PhD: Utah State University, 2015
M.Tech: Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, India, 2009
B.Tech: Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, India, 2006

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