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RefNo: CA - 12137
Gender: Male
Age: 27

Designation: Senior Executive

Highest Education Level: Doctrate

Preferred Location: Anywhere

Education Details: 
Post-Doctoral Fellow Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto in

September 2003  ? January 2005

Ph.D. Polymer Rubber Technology,  Rubber Technology Centre, Indian

Institute of Technology in 2003

M.Sc. Chemistry from University North Bengal in 1997

B.Sc. (Chemistry-main, mathematics, physics) from University of North Bengal,

In 1995

Skill Sets: 
KNOWLEDGE OF EQUIPMENT:

DMA, DSC, TGA, FTIR, ATR-IR, Brabender Plasticorder, Twin-screw Extruder, Monsanto Processability Tester, Rheometer, Instron  /Zwick

UTM, SEM, AFM, XRD, XPS, 300 MHz NMR.



Work Experience: 19.4

Work Experience Details: 
Research Associate

Since January 2005

Company Profile: best polymer graduate school, polymer science, top polymer graduate program, macromolecule, macromolecular science and engineering.

Job Responsibility :

Development of  new  technologies  to  improve  adhesion  strength  of

synthetic   polymer   fabrics   with   different   coating    polymers

(polyurethane, silicone, and polyolefins).



Development  of  new  methods  for  improving  adhesion  strength  of

metallic foils (e.g., copper,  aluminum,  and  steel)  with  different

polymers (such as polyurethane, silicone, polyester, and polyimide).

Development  of  optical  light  reflective,  flame   retardant   and

conductive polymer composite materials using mixed  or  doped  ceramic

nanopowder    (Nanocerox    nanoparticles).    Nanoparticle    surface

functionalization for improving compatibility with polymer matrices.



Development and characterization  of  polymer  nano-composites  using

MolecularDiamonds or diamondoid hydrocarbons, found in  crude  natural

gas/petroleum oil. Studies on thermo-mechanical and optical properties

of  polymer  composites.  Effect  of  functionalized  diamondoids   as

nucleating agents in semi-crystalline polymers.



Development   and   characterization   of   Polyhedral   Oligomeric

Silsesquioxane  (POSS)/Polymer  nano-composites.  Studies  on  thermo-

mechanical  and   optical   properties   of   different   POSS   nano-

fillers/polymer nano-composites.



Post-doctoral Fellow

September 2003  ? January 2005

Company Profile: the University of Toronto has one of the strongest research and teaching faculties in North America.

Job responsibility:

Development of environment-friendly bio-composites  from  wood  fibers

and natural wood resin. Research on improving  binding  efficiency  of

wood resin, and comparative studies using formaldehyde and  isocyanate

based wood adhesives.



Development of natural fiber composites by resin transfer molding  and

sheet molding compounding  for  automotive  applications  using  wood,

hemp, jute and glass fibers  and  synthetic  thermoset  liquid  resins

(epoxy, polyester, etc). Research on improving natural fiber and resin

interfacial  strength,  and  water/moisture  resistant  properties  of

natural fiber composites.



Mathematical  modeling  for  predicting  mechanical  performances  of

natural fibers/polymer composites.



Ph.D

January  1999  ?  August  2003

 Rubber  Technology  Center, 

Institute of Technology (INDIA)



Rubber-rubber blend:  Preparation  and  characterization  of  silicone

rubber  and  fluororubber  blend,  which  substituted   fluorosilicone

rubber. Research on  processability/rheological,  curing,  electrical,

thermo-mechanical, and morphological properties  of  different  rubber

blends.



Rubber recycling: Characterization of waste  rubbers  and  utilization

in rubber compounds (silicone rubber, and fluororubber).

  

Development of high performance composites from natural  rubber,  SBR,

neoprene and nitrile rubbers using  silica,  clay,  and  carbon  black

fillers.  Studies  on  thermo-mechanical,  processability/rheological,

curing  and  morphological  characterization   of   different   rubber

composites.



Remark:

Macromolecular  Sci.  and Eng.



University of Toronto (CANADA)









Future Goals: 
Manager
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