Vishal Musaramthota, Ph.D.

Vishal Musaramthota, Ph.D.

Clearwater, Florida, United States
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    Clearwater, Florida, United States

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    Clearwater, Florida, United States

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    Orlando, Florida, United States

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    Stuart, Florida, United States

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    Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering

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    FIU-College of Engineering and Computing

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    Plasma Forming Laboratory

Education

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    Florida International University

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    Activities and Societies: Member of American Society for Metals (ASM), Member of American Ceramic Society (ACerS), Member of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS), Member of Material Advantage- FIU Chapter

    Led and attended several workshops at university level in training undergrad and graduates on semiconductor wafer level packaging.

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    Activities and Societies: Member of American Society for Metals (ASM), Member of American Ceramic Society (ACerS), Member of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS), Member of Material Advantage- FIU Chapter

    Events Co-ordinator for Material Advantage- FIU Chapter - 2008-2009
    Publicity Co-ordinator- 2009
    Secretary 2011-2012
    Treasurer 2012-2013.

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    Graduated with Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering

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Publications

  • Magnetically controlled crystallographic properties of graphite sheets with self-assembled periodic arrays of magnetoelectric nanoparticles

    Applied Surface Science/ Elsevier

    This paper presents an experimental study in which 30-nm CoFe2O4–BaTiO3 core–shell magnetoelectric nanostructures (MENs) were embedded into graphite sheets to enable external control of intrinsic properties such as the intercalation process. The embedded nanoparticles were self-assembled into a honeycomb pattern with a characteristic period on the order of 200 nm, as confirmed through energy-dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) as well as through atomic and…

    This paper presents an experimental study in which 30-nm CoFe2O4–BaTiO3 core–shell magnetoelectric nanostructures (MENs) were embedded into graphite sheets to enable external control of intrinsic properties such as the intercalation process. The embedded nanoparticles were self-assembled into a honeycomb pattern with a characteristic period on the order of 200 nm, as confirmed through energy-dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) as well as through atomic and magnetic force microscopy (AFM and MFM). Integration of the nanoparticles into the graphite structure was also confirmed through Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) imaging and X-Ray diffraction (XRD) analysis. XRD measurements indicate crystallographic changes in the response to application of a 500-Oe magnetic field. M-H measurements by vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM) showed the coercivity of the nanoparticles on the order of 250 Oe.

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  • Application of Polymer Electrochemistry in Interconnects and its Components

    IOP Science/2020 ECS - The Electrochemical Society

  • Carbon nanotube micro-contactors on ohmic substrates for on-chip microelectromechanical probing applications at wafer level

    Carbon-Elsevier

    CNTs can have the ability to act as compliant small-scale springs or as shock resistance micro-contactors. This work investigates the performance of vertically-aligned CNTs (VA-CNTs) as micro-contactors in electromechanical testing applications for testing at wafer-level chip-scale-packaging (WLCSP) and wafer-level-packaging (WLP). Fabricated on ohmic substrates, 500-μm-tall CNT-metal composite contact structures are electromechanically characterized. The probe design and architecture are…

    CNTs can have the ability to act as compliant small-scale springs or as shock resistance micro-contactors. This work investigates the performance of vertically-aligned CNTs (VA-CNTs) as micro-contactors in electromechanical testing applications for testing at wafer-level chip-scale-packaging (WLCSP) and wafer-level-packaging (WLP). Fabricated on ohmic substrates, 500-μm-tall CNT-metal composite contact structures are electromechanically characterized. The probe design and architecture are scalable, allowing for the assembly of thousands of probes in short manufacturing times, with easy pitch control. We discuss the effects of the metallization morphology and thickness on the compliance and electromechanical response of the metal-CNT composite contacts. Pd-metallized CNT contactors show up to 25 μm of compliance, with contact resistance as low as 460 mΩ (3.6 kΩ/μm) and network resistivity of 1.8 × 10−5 Ω cm, after 2500 touchdowns, with 50 μm of over-travel; they form reproducible and repeatable contacts, with less than 5% contact resistance degradation. Failure mechanisms are studied in-situ and after cyclic testing and show that, for top-cap-and-side metallized contacts, the CNT-metal shell provides stiffness to the probe structure in the elastic region, whilst reducing the contact resistance. The stable low resistance achieved, the high repeatability and endurance of the manufactured probes make CNT micro-contacts a viable candidate for WLP and WLCSP testing.

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  • Dynamics of Caribbean Diaspora Engagement: People, Policy, and Practice.

    The University of Guyana’s Press (UGP)

    The book covers a number of topics; the Overview of the Caribbean Diaspora, Enhancing Development through Diaspora Engagement, TheRole of Hometown Associations, Identity Issues in the Caribbean Diaspora Experience, The Lived Experience, Diaspora Policy and Practice Lessons from Another Diaspora Experience. My contribution is with Dr. Norman Munroe (my mentor) in Chapter 10 i.e. Deepwater Exploitation of Oil & Natural Gas - A Roadmap for Technical Assistance.
    Please feel free to check out…

    The book covers a number of topics; the Overview of the Caribbean Diaspora, Enhancing Development through Diaspora Engagement, TheRole of Hometown Associations, Identity Issues in the Caribbean Diaspora Experience, The Lived Experience, Diaspora Policy and Practice Lessons from Another Diaspora Experience. My contribution is with Dr. Norman Munroe (my mentor) in Chapter 10 i.e. Deepwater Exploitation of Oil & Natural Gas - A Roadmap for Technical Assistance.
    Please feel free to check out and reach out to Dr. Munroe for any questions.

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  • Role of Design and Microstructure on the Corrosion of Modular Hip Prosthesis

    SurFACTS in Biomaterials, Vol 23, Issue 2, Spring 2018

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  • Fracture Behavior on Adhesively Bonded Composite Joints with Undesirable Bonding Conditions: A Multiscale Approach

    Society for Advanced Materials and Process Engineering (SAMPE)

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  • Effect of Prosthetic Design on Fretting Corrosion

    SurFACTS in Biomaterials, Spring 2016, Vol 20, Issue 2

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  • Discerning in-vivo corrosion mechanisms and failure modes of explanted prostheses-Part I

    SurFACTS in Biomaterials, Summer 2015, Vol 20, Issue 2

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  • Surface Modification and Biological Response of Novel Biomaterials for Medical Devices

    SurFACTS in Biomaterials, Spring 2015, Vol 20, Issue 2

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  • Effect of Surface Contamination on Composite Bond Integrity and Durability-Part IV

    FAA Joint Advanced Materials & Structures Center of Excellence in conjunction with AA&S, 11th Annual Technical Meeting

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  • Surface Modification of Ni-Ti Alloys for Stent Application after Magnetoelectropolishing

    Material Science and Engineering C, 50 (2015), 37-44

  • Effect of Surface Contamination on Composite Bond Integrity and Durability-Part 3

    Joint Advanced Materials and Structures (JAMS)

  • Rapid Deployment of Engineered Solutions for Environmental Problems at Hanford

    U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Environmental Management

  • A Study on the Contamination Effects and Durability Assessment of Adhesively Bonded Composite Joints.

    Society for Advanced Materials and Process Engineering (SAMPE)

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  • Effect of Surface Contamination on Composite Bond Integrity and Durability- Part 2

    Joint Advanced Materials and Structures (JAMS)

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  • Development of Durability Test Procedure for Adhesively Bonded Composite Joints

    Society for Advanced Materials and Process Engineering (SAMPE)

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  • Effect of Surface Contamination on Composite Bond Integrity and Durability

    Proceedings of the 8th Annual Technical Conference on Joint Advanced Materials and Structures (JAMS)

Patents

  • WO2021001537 - OPEN WEB ELECTRICAL SUPPORT FOR CONTACT PAD AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

    Issued OO WIPO PCT/EP2020/068830

    In some aspects, it is disclosed an electrical support for at least one electrical contact pad, comprising: an insulating viscoelastic matrix; and at least one elastically deformable structure made of a conductive material to form an open web, the at least one structure comprising at least: a core part which is embedded within the insulating matrix, and at least one connection part which extends out of the insulating matrix and is configured to be connected to the at least one electrical…

    In some aspects, it is disclosed an electrical support for at least one electrical contact pad, comprising: an insulating viscoelastic matrix; and at least one elastically deformable structure made of a conductive material to form an open web, the at least one structure comprising at least: a core part which is embedded within the insulating matrix, and at least one connection part which extends out of the insulating matrix and is configured to be connected to the at least one electrical contact pad, wherein the structure comprises a stiffer section corresponding substantially to the core part of the structure and at least one more flexible section corresponding substantially to the at least one connection part of the structure.

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Honors & Awards

  • Technology Excellence- Runner Up

    Smith's Group

    Initiated, conceptualized and developed a Nanotechnology lab/facility for Advanced Materials and Processing to solve Smiths technological & strategic objectives.

  • People’s Excellence- Finalist

    Smiths Group

    Recognizing, hiring and empowering Interns and Graduates for their long term success at
    Smiths.

  • Invited Associate Member

    Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society

  • Presidential Award 2016

    Outstanding Student Life Awards 2016

    The Division of Student Affairs sponsors the Annual Outstanding Student Life Awards to recognize FIU students who have excelled academically and in the areas of distinguished service to others, citizenship, innovation, leadership, diversity advancement, and promotion of the Panther Spirit. These student leaders serve as a source of pride and inspiration to others by giving unselfishly of themselves in order to enhance life on campus and to make FIU a better place for all of us.

    The…

    The Division of Student Affairs sponsors the Annual Outstanding Student Life Awards to recognize FIU students who have excelled academically and in the areas of distinguished service to others, citizenship, innovation, leadership, diversity advancement, and promotion of the Panther Spirit. These student leaders serve as a source of pride and inspiration to others by giving unselfishly of themselves in order to enhance life on campus and to make FIU a better place for all of us.

    The Presidential Award recognizes one “Worlds Ahead” student who has significantly impacted the FIU community above and beyond any one-award category served. Strong candidates will have consistently shown dedication and action to enhance life on campus and university prestige. Presidential candidate have shown leadership and action toward creating positive change in the community beyond campus.

    http://news.fiu.edu/2016/04/students-honored-at-2016-student-life-awards/99062

  • Dissertation Year Fellowship (DYF)

    University Graduate School

  • The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society Individual Student Travel Award

    The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS)

  • Dissertation Evidence Acquisition (DEA) Fellowship

    University Graduate School

  • Materials Science & Technology (MS&T) Individual Student Travel Award

    Materials Science & Technology (MS&T)

  • Material Advantage Chapter Travel Award

    Material Advantage at FIU

  • Graduate & Professional Student Committee Funding Award

    University Graduate School

Organizations

  • American Ceramic Society (ACerS)

    Associate Member

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  • Association for Iron & Steel Technology

    Associate Member

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  • American Society for Metals (ASM) International

    Associate Member

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  • The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS)

    Associate Member

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  • Material Advantage- FIU Chapter

    Events Coordinator, Secretary

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    Served on EBoard in various capacities. Currently an alumni member of the Chapter.

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