Welcome Prof. Ramesh Singh,University of Malaya,Malaysia to be the TPC!

Welcome Prof. Ramesh Singh,University of Malaya,Malaysia to be the TPC!

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Prof. Ramesh Singh,University of Malaya,Malaya


Professor Ir. Dr. Ramesh Singh is a Senior Professor of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at  University of Malaya, Malaysia. He is currently serving as the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic and  International) at the Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN) Malaysia. He received his PhD in Advanced  Materials (1997) and Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Hons) – First Class (1994), both from the  University of Sunderland, UK. He has received many accolades as a distinguished professor and have  an outstanding track record in administration, teaching and research. He has served for two terms as an  Associate Director for the Engineering Accreditation Department, Board of Engineers Malaysia and is  serving in numerous capacities as a consultant, external examiner, expert advisor, reviewer, editorial  board members and visiting professor. Ramesh has secured more than USD 5 million dollars of  research grants and consultancy projects. He has made over 350 scientific publication, including nearly  240 peer-reviewed research papers and has completed the supervision of more than 80 postgraduate  students. He has received more than 90 awards and recognition for his work including the prestigious  Young Engineer Award from the Institution of Engineers Malaysia and the Malaysia Toray Science  Foundation (MTSF)-Science & Technology Award in recognition for his outstanding research  achievement. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Sciences Malaysia, Fellow of the Institution of  Engineers Malaysia, Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers UK and Fellow of the Institution  of Engineers Australia. He is a Chartered Engineer (UK), Chartered Professional Engineer (Australia)  and a Professional Engineer (Malaysia). He is also serving as a Distinguished Professor in several  universities in China. Ramesh’s research interest includes development of specialty ceramics and  composites for mechanical and biomedical applications, laser welding of metal alloys, powder  metallurgy, mechanical behavior of materials, materials characterization, failure analysis, corrosion and  degradation of engineering materials, and engineering education.