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Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

- Bioresorbable scaffolds for the repair and regeneration of natural bone.

<br />- 3D biofabrication of structurally graded scaffolds and tissue regeneration in vitro bioreactor system.

<br />- Characterisation of nonlinear time-dependent behaviour of bone.

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<br /> Open to PhD applications in the field of bone and cartilage tissue engineering, tissue regeneration due to mechanical stimulation and constitutive modelling of soft/hard tissue’s time-dependent behaviour, computational soft/hard tissue mechanics and fundamental mechanobiology of cells/tissues.

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<br />Individuals interested in working with Dr Manda are welcome to contact him to discuss ideas and/or possible collaborations.
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20102024

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Personal profile

Research Interests

Dr Manda’s research interests are computational biomechanics, nonlinear solid mechanics, biomaterials and additive manufacturing, multiscale modelling of soft/hard tissues, musculoskeletal tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Dr Manda has been involved in various projects focussing on computational modelling of soft tissue (articular cartilage) and micro –macro-mechanical modelling of hard tissue (bone), constitutive modelling of time-dependent behaviour and mechanobiology of bone. His research has more recently focused on bioresorbable biomaterials, 3d printing, in vitro tissue regeneration in bone/cartilage scaffolds and developing predictive mechanobiological models.

Particulars

Dr Krishna Manda received his master's degree (M.Tech) in Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India and PhD in Engineering Mechanics from KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. After his PhD, he worked as a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Edinburgh, UK and then as a senior research associate at University of Portsmouth, UK before joining as a lecturer in the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Queen’s University Belfast in Nov 2017.

Teaching

MSc Mechanical Properties of Materials module (MTS7002)

Module co-ordinator for Laboratory Programme 1 module (MEE1011)

Module co-ordinator and lecturer for Mathematics 1 module (MEE1001)

Undergraduate projects related to Biomechanics and Biomaterials

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