Aricson Pereira | advanced composites | Manufacturing Excellence Award

Mr.Aricson Pereira , Procept Biorobotics , United States.

Mr.Aricson Pereira is a chemical engineer and researcher with expertise in advanced materials, nanotechnology, and sustainable engineering. He holds a Master’s in Chemical Engineering from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and a Bachelor’s from Pune University. Passionate about innovation, he has contributed extensively to high-impact research in metamaterials, MOFs, and nanofabrication. His work spans diverse applications, from electrorheology to AI-based thermal management in EVs. Currently pursuing a Project Management Certification at UC Berkeley, he continues to explore cutting-edge advancements in chemical engineering and material sciences. His research contributions have earned recognition in reputed journals and international conferences.

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Education & Experience

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering – University of Louisiana at Lafayette (2012-2014)
Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering – Pune University (2005-2009)
Pursuing Project Management Certification – UC Berkeley
Researcher & Author – Published in high-impact journals (Springer, De Gruyter, ES Energy & Environment)
Conference Presenter – Presented research at IEOM conferences in Washington DC, Germany, Tokyo, and Sydney
Industrial Experience – Focused on sustainable materials, AI-driven equipment monitoring, and advanced composites

Suitability Summary

Mr.Aricson Pereira, a distinguished chemical engineer, is a deserving candidate for the Manufacturing Excellence Award, recognizing his groundbreaking contributions to nanomaterials, sustainable manufacturing, and AI-driven industrial advancements. With an extensive portfolio of high-impact research publications, international conference presentations, and academic mentorship, Pereira has made significant strides in material science, energy efficiency, and smart manufacturing.

Professional Development

Mr.Aricson Pereira is committed to professional growth through research, innovation, and continuous learning. With expertise in AI-driven chemical processes, metamaterials, and sustainable engineering, he has contributed significantly to high-impact journals and global conferences. His research on nanotechnology, electrorheology, and AI-assisted asset monitoring showcases his multidisciplinary approach. Currently advancing his knowledge through a Project Management Certification at UC Berkeley, he actively collaborates with experts worldwide. Aricson’s dedication to scientific advancements extends beyond academia, as he explores industrial applications of novel materials in energy storage, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.

Research Focus

Mr.Aricson Pereira research spans multiple cutting-edge domains in chemical and material engineering. His work on MOFs (Metal-Organic Frameworks) explores their potential for mitigating air pollution. In high-entropy materials, he investigates unique applications in advanced composites. His contributions to electrorheology involve nanodiamond/PDMS nanofluids and their behavior under oscillatory shear. He also explores metamaterials and AI-based predictions for selective reflective films. His research in battery thermal management for EVs and smart materials for biomedical applications underscores his multidisciplinary expertise. Aricson continues to push the boundaries of sustainable engineering, leveraging AI for innovative solutions in material science.

Awards & Honors

Co-Author of High-Impact Research Publications – Advanced Composites & Hybrid Materials (IF 23.1)
Recognized Speaker at International Conferences – IEOM (Washington DC, Germany, Tokyo, Sydney)
Published Research on AI-Driven Equipment Monitoring & Electrorheology in leading journals
Best Poster Presentation – AIChE Annual Meeting on Nanodiamond Rheology
Contributor to Sustainable Engineering Innovations – Transforming Waste Thermoplastics into Petrochemicals
Published Work in Top-Tier Journals – ES Energy & Environment, De Gruyter, and Springer

Publication Top Notes

Progress of MOFs for Air Pollution Mitigation (2024) – Cited by: XX
High-Entropy Materials and Their Unique Applications (2024) – Cited by: XX
Electrorheology of Diamond/PDMS Nanofluids (2024) – Impact Factor: 5.6
Effect of Absorber Layer Thickness on Perovskite Solar Cells (2025) – Cited by: XX
A Study on Doping Silver Nanowires in Cesium Tungsten Bronze Thin Films (2025) – Cited by: XX
From Concept to Creation: Micro/Nanobot Biomedical Applications (2024) – Cited by: XX
Smart Manufacturing Technologies: Implementation & Review (2024) – Cited by: XX
Artificial Intelligence-Based Thermal Management for EVs (2024) – Conference Paper
Simulation of Selective Reflective Films Using AI (2024) – Cited by: XX

Timo Preußler | Composite Materials | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Timo Preußler, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany.

Mr.Timo Preußler is a doctoral student in the Department of Lightweight Design at the University of Stuttgart, where he specializes in the functionalization of polymer materials for composites. With a strong foundation in mechanical and process engineering, Timo holds a diploma from the Technical University of Kaiserslautern, including study abroad at ENSEIRB-MATMECA in Bordeaux. His diverse experience spans research projects on hydrogen transport systems and hydrogen-based engines, as well as roles in sports coordination and student leadership. A passionate skier, windsurfer, and youth mentor, Timo embodies a unique blend of technical expertise and community engagement.

Education and Experience

Doctoral Student: Lightweight Design, University of Stuttgart

Diploma in Mechanical and Process Engineering: Technical University of Kaiserslautern (2015-2022), specialized in construction technology and product design

Semester Abroad: École supérieure ENSEIRB-MATMECA, Bordeaux (2018-2019)

Research Projects: IVW, focusing on composite materials and hydrogen transport

Scientific Assistant: Institute of Vehicle Propulsion Systems, TUK, worked on hydrogen combustion engines

Water Sports Coordinator: University Sports of TUK

Internships: Herrenknecht AG (2020-2021), Tool manufacture Linn Hoppstädten-Weiersbach (2015)

Suitability For The Award

Mr. Timo Preußler is an emerging researcher with an impressive background in mechanical and process engineering, especially in the areas of sustainable composite materials and lightweight design. His ongoing research as a doctoral student at the University of Stuttgart highlights his expertise in functionalizing polymer materials for composites, a field with significant implications for green engineering and industrial applications. His comprehensive experience in both theoretical research and hands-on projects underscores his skill in applying scientific knowledge to address real-world engineering challenges, a quality that is critical for a Best Researcher Award candidate.

Professional Development

Mr. Timo Preußler’s career is marked by his focus on engineering innovation and materials science, particularly in polymer composites. His ongoing doctoral research at the University of Stuttgart involves the functionalization of polymer materials for use in lightweight designs, aiming to enhance strength and durability in structural applications. Previously, Timo contributed to hydrogen-based combustion engine projects, demonstrating his commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions. His time at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern equipped him with deep knowledge in construction technology and product design. Timo’s background also includes applied engineering internships, giving him practical experience in force analysis, test rig construction, and more.

Research Focus

Timo’s research focuses on composite materials and hydrogen transport technologies, aligning with advancements in lightweight engineering and green energy. His diploma thesis, on the design of a thermoplastic composite pipe system for hydrogen transport, showcases his interest in sustainable infrastructure. Additionally, his IVW research on carbon fiber epoxy laminates contributes to understanding material strength under mixed-mode bending, which has applications in aerospace and automotive industries. Timo’s projects aim to harness the durability and efficiency of composite materials, bridging traditional engineering with future-oriented technologies for a more sustainable world.

Awards and Honors

2nd Place: Student Competition “Congenial Composite Carrier” (2022)
2nd Place: Project “Integrated Design Engineering Education” (2017)
Physics Award: German Physical Society, for outstanding achievement in physics (2015)

Publications

Development of a Low-Expansion and Low-Shrinkage Thermoset Injection Moulding Compound Tailored to Laminated Electrical Sheets (2024) 🌍🛠️, World Electric Vehicle Journal | Cited by: 1