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Dr Rizwan Abdul Rahman Rashid

Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Doctor of Philosophy, The University of Queensland, Australia; Master of Engineering Science, The University of Queensland, Australia; Bachelor of Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, India

Biography

Dr. Rizwan Abdul Rahman Rashid completed his PhD from The University of Queensland in 2013. His work was on the laser-assisted machining of beta titanium alloys. Since then, he is working as a Research Engineer at Swinburne. He is also working with Defence Materials Technology Centre (DMTC) for the past 4 years on a number of projects, including New Manufacturing Capability, Enhanced Tooling Capability, Sustainment Capability Development and Benchmarking for Best Practices.

In his work with DMTC, Dr Rahman Rashid has engaged in welding benchmarking of maritime-grade steels with SMEs in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria. He has also engaged in research activities with other DMTC industry partners such as RUAG, Seco Tools, and Sutton Tools. His work involved research activities in advanced manufacturing and repair technologies, machining of hard-to-machine materials and laser ultrasonic non-destructive testing at Swinburne.

Research interests

Materials Science; Surface Analysis; Additive and Near Net Shape Manufacturing; High Impact Materials Testing; High Temperature Materials Processing; Manufacturing Porcesses; Materials Characterisation; Non-Contact Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing; Surface Engineering; Thermal Spray and Laser Processing; Virtual Design and Prototyping; Titanium alloys; Laser Assisted Machining

PhD candidate and honours supervision

Higher degrees by research

Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Co-Supervisor.

Honours

Available to supervise honours students.

Fields of Research

  • Materials Engineering - 401600
  • Manufacturing Engineering - 401400
  • Mechanical Engineering - 401700

Teaching areas

Additive and Near Net Shape Manufacturing;High Impact Materials Testing;Manufacturing Porcesses;Materials Characterisation;Non-Contact Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing;Surface Engineering;Thermal Spray and Laser Processing;Virtual Design and Prototyping

Awards

  • 2017, Swinburne, High Commendation - Vice Chancellors Industry Engagement Award, Swinburne University of Technology
  • 2015, Swinburne, Top Teaching Award, Swinburne University of Technology
  • 2011, Other, The University of Queensland Research Scholarship (UQRS), The University of Queensland
  • 2009, Other, Defence Materials Technology Centre (DMTC) PhD Scholarship, The University of Queensland

Publications

Also published as: Rahman Rashid, Rizwan; Rahman Rashid, R.; Rahman Rashid, Rizwan Abdul; Rahman Rashid, R. A.; Rashid, Rizwan Abdul Rahman
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Recent research grants awarded

  • 2023: Materials Chararcterisation for Laser Additive Deposition *; ROSEBANK ENGINEERING PTY LTD FUND SCHEME
  • 2019: Sustainment of emerging materials for Structural Applications *; DMTC
  • 2019: Welding Capability for Defence Platforms *; DMTC
  • 2018: Sustainment of emerging materials *; DMTC
  • 2015: Benchmarking for best practices - Project 3.21 *; DMTC
  • 2015: Enhanced tooling capability - Project 5.02 *; DMTC
  • 2015: New manufacturing capability - Project 5.01 *; DMTC
  • 2015: Sustainment Capability Development - Project 5.03 *; DMTC

* Chief Investigator


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