Mithila Rajeshirke
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About
Mithila Rajeshirke is a rising figure in advanced manufacturing, whose work sits at the intersection of additive manufacturing, materials science, and mechanical reliability. Her research primarily focuses on multi-material 3D printing and the mechanical performance of fiber-reinforced polymer composites. In her highly cited review, "Material extrusion–based multi-material 3D printing: a holistic review of recent advances," she provides a comprehensive roadmap for integrating diverse materials in a single print—a critical step toward functional, multi-property components. Complementing this, her experimental study on the fatigue analysis of additively manufactured short carbon fiber-reinforced PETG components addresses a pressing gap in understanding how these materials behave under cyclic loading, directly informing their use in load-bearing applications. With each of these works accumulating 17 citations in a short span, Rajeshirke’s contributions are already shaping how engineers design for durability and complexity in additive manufacturing. Her work stands out for bridging process innovation with practical mechanical validation, making her a key voice for students and researchers exploring the next generation of 3D-printed structures.
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