sustainable materials: the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning

The self-learning ability of machine learning algorithms makes the investigations more accurate and accommodates all the complex requirements. Development in neural codes can accommodate the data in all the forms such as numerical values as well as images. The techniques also review the sustainability, life-span, the energy consumption in production polymer, etc. This book addresses the design, characterization, and development of prediction analysis of sustainable polymer composites using machine learning algorithms.

Akshansh Mishra is pursuing a Master’s in Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology at Politecnico Di Milano, Milan, Italy. He works on the application of Artificial Intelligence-based algorithms in the Manufacturing and Materials sectors. His main research interests are Cognitive Computing, Advanced Manufacturing, Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Nature-based optimization algorithms, and Composite Materials. Mail id: akshansh.mishra@mail.polimi.it

Vijaykumar S Jatti is an Associate Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Technology, Pune, India. His main research interests are Machine Learning, Mechanical Design, Material Science, Conventional & Non-Conventional Machining Processes, Additive Manufacturing, and Bio-Materials (Metals, Ceramics and Polymers). He has 23 publications in Web of Science and 61 publications in Scopus indexed journals. He has received 18 awards, appreciation and recognitions by different national & international organizations/institutions/agencies for contribution in Academics & Research work. Mail id: vijaykumar.jatti@sitpune.edu.in

Shivangi Paliwal is pursuing a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering, at the University of Kentucky, USA. Before joining the University of Kentucky, she worked as a Junior Research Fellow at the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India. Her research work integrates experimental and numerical simulation techniques to leverage the potential of additive manufacturing. Her past research work has had direct impacts on sustainability through the use of non-traditional machining and surface engineering.

Affiliation: University of Kentucky; Mail id: shivangi.paliwal@uky.edu