Ph. D Student, at Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China📖
Muhammad Ahsan Saleem is a Mechatronics Engineer with extensive experience in interdisciplinary research and development. He specializes in leveraging creativity, technical expertise, and a collaborative mindset to address complex engineering challenges. His expertise spans areas such as 3D printing, machine learning applications, data acquisition, and advanced material science. A passionate researcher, Ahsan has contributed to numerous innovative projects and publications while actively volunteering to support education and environmental causes.
Scopus Profile
Education Background🎓
Muhammad Ahsan Saleem holds a strong academic foundation in engineering. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering at the Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China, where he has been conducting advanced research since 2020. He also earned his Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from the same institution in 2018, showcasing his dedication to exploring cutting-edge technologies in manufacturing and materials science. Prior to that, he completed his Bachelor of Science in Mechatronics Engineering from the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila, Pakistan, in 2013. This diverse educational background equips him with expertise in mechanical systems, mechatronics, and interdisciplinary problem-solving.
- Researcher | Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China (2020 – Present)
Conducting innovative research in inkjet-based 3D printing, focusing on optimizing the jetting behavior of high-viscosity inks and multi-material processes. Integrated machine learning applications and developed experimental setups to enhance 3D printing precision.
- Mechatronics Engineer | Enginesound Automation Technology, China (2019 – 2020)
Designed advanced calibration devices for textile machines, developed Android applications for control systems, and implemented test bench setups for electric motor performance analysis.
- Trainee Engineer | Attock Refinery Limited, Pakistan (2013 – 2015)
Managed HVAC systems and ensured compliance with engineering standards during equipment installation and maintenance.
Research Interests🔬
Ahsan’s research focuses on:
- Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technology
- Machine Learning and Data-Driven Modeling
- Signal Processing and Control Systems
- Materials Science and Process Optimization
Author Metrics
Muhammad Ahsan Saleem has established himself as a productive researcher with several impactful contributions to his field. He has authored papers in prestigious journals, including Precision Engineering (2024, in press), where he presented a novel data-driven approach for predicting jetting states in inkjet-based 3D printing using high-viscosity inks. His work on the influence of silicon carbide in selective laser sintering/melting was published in Materials (2022), and his research on event-triggered feedback control under fuzzy systems appeared in Nonlinear Analysis: Hybrid Systems (2020). In addition to journal publications, he holds a patent for a laser scanning method aimed at improving interlayer strength and reducing warpage in additive manufacturing. His scholarly contributions highlight his focus on advancing additive manufacturing, materials science, and data-driven modeling, making him a valuable contributor to the engineering community.
Publications Top Notes 📄
1.Influence of Silicon Carbide on Direct Powder Bed Selective Laser Process (Sintering/Melting) of Alumina
- Authors: Rehman, A.U., Saleem, M.A., Liu, T., Pitir, F., Salamci, M.U.
- Journal: Materials, 2022, Volume 15, Issue 2, Article 637.
- Citations: 9
- Summary: This study explores the effects of silicon carbide as an additive in the direct powder bed selective laser sintering/melting of alumina. It investigates improvements in interlayer bonding and material properties, contributing to advancements in additive manufacturing.
2. Quantized Event-triggered Feedback Control under Fuzzy System with Time-varying Delay and Actuator Fault
- Authors: Aslam, M.S., Qaisar, I., Saleem, M.A.
- Journal: Nonlinear Analysis: Hybrid Systems, 2020, Volume 35, Article 100823.
- Citations: 16
- Summary: This research presents a novel control approach for systems with time-varying delays and actuator faults. Using fuzzy logic and quantized event-triggered feedback, the study improves system stability and efficiency, addressing critical challenges in nonlinear control systems
Conclusion
Muhammad Ahsan Saleem’s achievements in additive manufacturing, innovative problem-solving, and interdisciplinary research strongly position him as a top contender for the Best Researcher Award. His technical contributions, patent, and impactful publications make a compelling case for recognition. Addressing areas for improvement, such as broader collaborations and public outreach, could further enhance his candidacy in future awards. Nonetheless, his current profile reflects an accomplished and promising researcher deserving of accolades in his field.