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MGProf. Manojit GhoshMetallurgy & Materials Engg. · IIEST Shibpur

Collaborations

A research network across three continents

Joint projects, academic visits, doctoral exchange and sustained co-authorship with groups in the USA, Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands and Japan.

International

Partner institutions

USA

2023

University of Michigan

Academic visit

Visiting Scientist in the group of Prof. Ashwin J. Shahani, Department of Materials Science and Engineering (Jan – Dec 2023).

Belgium

2015 – 2022

Ghent University

Joint research & exchange

SPARC project on ultrafine-grained Al alloys (2019–22) and DST-BELSPRO Indo-Belgian grant (2016–19) with Prof. Leo Kestens; Erasmus Mundus Action 2 nodal person (2015–19); FEA-CWO visiting scientist (2015); Indo-Belgian Workshop on Crystallography and Texture (2016).

Canada

2020 – 2021

University of Toronto

Mitacs Globalink

Machine-learning model development for blast furnaces under the Mitacs Globalink Research Award.

The Netherlands

2004 – 2011

Delft University of Technology

Doctoral research

Ph.D. on warm forming of Al–Mg–Si alloys with an institute fellowship (2004–08); continuing joint publications with A. Miroux and L. Kestens.

Japan

2026

Ritsumeikan University

JST LOTUS Programme

Doctoral scholar Ms. Samjukta Sinha selected for the FY2026 JST LOTUS Programme to carry out part of her Ph.D. research at Ritsumeikan University.

National

Institutions in India

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

2009

UGC-NRCM project on Ag and Sn in Al–Zn–Mg alloys during severe plastic deformation; visiting scientist (April 2009).

IIT Kharagpur

2003 – 04

Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Theoretical Studies.

Co-authorship

Sustained joint publications with

A. R. EivaniH. R. JafarianA. BahramiA. H. SeikhL. KestensA. MirouxN. ParkJ. Kim
Banner of the Indo-Belgian Workshop on Crystallography and Texture 2016
Indo-Belgian Workshop on Crystallography and Texture (WCT 2016), IIEST Shibpur.
Group photograph with international research colleagues
With international research colleagues.