Arup Dey

Assistant Professor

Valdosta State University

United States

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Arup Dey is an Assistant Professor at Valdosta State University, USA. His research areas include additive manufacturing, intelligent transportation systems, sustainable agriculture, and biocomposite materials. He has recently contributed to various articles exploring applications in mission-critical operations, UAV-enabled systems, and sustainable development practices.

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Weilong Cong

Texas Tech University

UNITED STATES

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RAGAVANANTHAM SHANMUGAM

Program Advisor & Assistant Professor

Navajo Technical University

UNITED STATES

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Monsuru Ramoni

Associate Professor

Navajo Technical University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Additive Manufacturing Applications in Mission-Critical Operations: A Review

Advancements in UAV-Enabled Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Three-Layered Framework and Future Directions

Location Optimization Strategies for Corn Production and Distribution towards Sustainable Green Supply Chain

A Survey on Fused Filament Fabrication to Produce Functionally Gradient Materials

Evaluation of Quality Performance in Paper Pulp vs. Polyethylene Nursery Pots for Green Sustainability

Charting pathways to holistic development: challenges and opportunities in the Navajo Nation

Addressing Uncertainty in Tool Wear Prediction with Dropout-Based Neural Network

A Performance Study on 3D-Printed Bioplastic Pots from Soybean By-Products

Development of biocomposite filament for fused filament fabrication from soy hulls and soy protein isolate

Soybean By-Products Bioplastic (Polylactic Acid)-Based Plant Containers: Sustainable Development and Performance Study

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Weilong Cong

RAGAVANANTHAM SHANMUGAM

Monsuru Ramoni

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