Pragya Shandilya
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About
Pragya Shandilya is a materials and manufacturing researcher whose work centers on the advanced machining of smart materials, with a particular focus on Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) shape memory alloys. Her research addresses a critical challenge in modern engineering: the efficient and precise machining of complex, high-performance materials that are increasingly sought after in biomedical devices, aerospace systems, and robotics applications. Shandilya's most influential contribution examines the machining characteristics and surface integrity of Ni-rich NiTi shape memory alloys using Wire Electric Discharge Machining (WEDM), a study that has garnered 55 citations since its 2018 publication — a testament to its relevance and technical rigor. This work has provided the research community with valuable insights into how machining parameters influence material performance and surface quality, directly informing industrial manufacturing practices. Her complementary 2018 study further deepens this understanding by systematically analyzing how specific machining parameters affect performance characteristics during WEDM processes. Through her focused investigations, Shandilya has made meaningful strides in bridging the gap between material science and precision manufacturing, offering guidance that supports the broader adoption of shape memory alloys across cutting-edge technological sectors.
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