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Constructive Role of Noise in Oscillator Networks

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

he constructive role of temporal disorder (random noise) in facilitating responses of nonlinear systems will be explored in this talk, through a combination of experimental and numerical investigations. In particular, nonlinear oscillators and nonlinear oscillator arrays will be considered. These oscillator systems represent models of micro-scale and macro-scale systems and energy harvester systems. It is […]

Ph.D. (Engg) : Compression & LVI of closed-cell metallic foam

STC Seminar Hall, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering
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Innovative high-performance structural designs play a critical role in mitigating insecure events such as low-velocity and ballistic impacts. These events involve significant kinetic energies, requiring structures that are lightweight, safe, and capable of absorbing energy effectively. Closed cell metallic foams have been widely adopted in aerospace, marine, civil, mechanical, and automotive industries due to their […]

“Aerospace power as a critical tool of statecraft”

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

Air Marshal TD Joseph examines aerospace power as a critical instrument of statecraft, highlighting its strategic, coercive, and diplomatic roles in modern conflict and international relations. The latest example is India itself choosing aerospace power as the first instrument of choice to punish the enemy as in ‘Op Sindoor’. Drawing on historical and contemporary examples […]

Experiments on a fluidic pinball: wake dynamics in the chaotic regime

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

Over the past decade, the fluidic pinball has become a valuable benchmarkfor studying flow control strategies. The configuration consists of three independently rotating cylinders positioned at the vertices of an equilateral triangle, with the flow directed perpendicularly to one of its sides. The cylinder rotation rates serve as the control inputs, while velocity sensors located […]

Precision in Flow: Advances in PIV, Hematology, and High-Heat Flux Cooling for Power Dense Electronics

STC Seminar Hall, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering

This talk presents a comprehensive overview of advanced fluidic and thermal management strategies across biomedical and defense applications. We begin with a systematic evaluation of Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV), specifically addressing the challenges of simultaneous velocity and particle size measurement. By analyzing Gaussian intensity variations across the light sheet and the optical system’s depth of […]

On Rayleigh Waves in Elastic Lattices

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

A mathematical framework is presented to guide the search for Rayleigh waves in lattice materials based on periodic structure theory and the Bloch theorem. Architected materials with a periodic microstructure are distinguished from crystals in continuum anisotropic elasticity by the presence of at least one length scale and a band structure with partial and complete […]

Fluid dynamics across scales: Insights from compressible turbulence and large-scale tropical atmospheric dynamics

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

Fluid flows in nature and engineering exhibit a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. This talk presents two problems across this range: compressible turbulence in channel flows and large-scale vorticity dynamics in the tropical atmosphere. The first part of the talk focuses on compressible turbulence, which plays a key role in many aerospace flows, […]

Deception and Risk-Sensitive Behaviors in Games with Asymmetric Information: A Pursuit-Evasion Case Study

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Abstract: Games with asymmetric information involve situations where one player possesses knowledge that the other player does not. This is particularly evident in military engagements, where the “fog of war” plays a critical role in the decision-making process. In such scenarios, two distinct behaviors can be observed. The more informed player tends to adopt deceptive […]

AE Seminar by Dr Sri Prakash Sarathy, Northrop Grumman

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

AI in general and Agentic AI Frameworks in particular have begun to appear in safety critical and mission critical application of autonomous systems. Assurance of their behavior lags behind in terms of principles, tools and engineering practice. In this presentation I will cover some emerging approaches that are both powerful and practical, and easily understood […]

From Pilot Workload to Adverse Couplings: Understanding Human–Vehicle Interactions in Challenging Rotorcraft Operations

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

As civil and military aircraft evolve toward increasingly complex designs and intelligent systems, understanding pilot–vehicle interactions and their impact on safety and performance remains essential. Rotorcraft shipboard landing is among the most demanding flight operations, requiring pilots to contend with degraded and rapidly changing visual cues, deck motion, and environmental disturbances, often resulting in elevated […]

Characterizing Dynamic Response of Structures and Materials under Extreme Loading Environments

Online
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Protective structures and vessels used in marine and defense applications are increasingly required to withstand extreme dynamic loading caused by explosions in air and underwater. Designing lightweight yet resilient structures demands a fundamental understanding of shock-wave interactions with materials, structural geometry, and the surrounding medium. This seminar presents a series of experimental investigations that progressively […]

FROM MOTION PLANNING TO MULTI-ROBOT AUTONOMY IN CONSTRAINED AND DISCONNECTED ENVIRONMENTS

Auditorium (AE 005), Department of Aerospace Engineering

Autonomous robots operating in challenging environments must make reliable decisions under geometric, dynamic, and environmental constraints. In such settings, motion planning plays a central role in enabling robots to move safely and efficiently through cluttered, narrow, disconnected or uncertain spaces, while balancing feasibility, robustness, and computational efficiency. This talk will focus on motion planning for […]

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