Ramathasan Thevamaran

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Ramathasan Thevamaran is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA. His research focuses on material science with particular emphasis on nonlinear mechanics and the design of advanced materials, including shock absorbing materials and architected nanofibrous materials. He has published extensively on topics such as crystal plasticity simulations, the mechanical behavior of nanostructured metals, and the thermal transport properties of carbon nanotubes.

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Embracing nonlinearity and geometry: a dimensional analysis guided design of shock absorbing materials

Implicit geometric descriptor-enabled ANN Framework for a unified structure-property relationship in architected nanofibrous materials

Strain rate effects on shear-band behavior in the Al-Sm system

Crystal plasticity simulations reveal cooperative plasticity mechanisms leading to enhanced strength and toughness in gradient nanostructured metals

Damping reveals hidden dimensions in elastic metastructures through induced transparency

Block copolymer additives for toughening 3D printable epoxy resin

Mitigating Oblique Impacts by Unraveling of Buckled Carbon Nanotubes in Helmet Liners

Superior thermal transport properties of vertically aligned carbon nanotubes tailored through mesoscale architectures

Author Correction: Exceptional-point-based accelerometers with enhanced signal-to-noise ratio

Synergistic strength and toughness through impact-induced nanostructural evolutions in metals

Requisites on material viscoelasticity for exceptional points in passive dynamical systems

Orientation-dependent plasticity mechanisms control synergistic property improvement in dynamically deformed metals

Disrupting Density-Dependent Property Scaling in Hierarchically Architected Foams

Dynamic Hardness Evolution in Metals from Impact Induced Gradient Dislocation Density

Reconfigurable enhancement of actuation forces by engineered losses in non-Hermitian metamaterials

Microstructural heterogeneity of the buffer layer of TRISO nuclear fuel particles

Investigation on Shock Metamorphism of Anatase by Supersonic Microprojectile Impact

Exceptional-point-based accelerometers with enhanced signal-to-noise ratio

Superior mechanical properties by exploiting size-effects and multiscale interactions in hierarchically architected foams

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