Kamran Kardel, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Graduate Program Coordinator

Department of Manufacturing Engineering

Office: ERB 2057

Phone: 912-478-8566

Email: kkardel@georgiasouthern.edu

Education

Ph.D., Industrial and Systems Engineering, Auburn University, 2016

M.E., Industrial and Systems Engineering, Auburn University, 2013

M.S., Soci-economic Systems Engineering, Mazandaran University of Science & Technology, 2008

B.S, Industrial Engineering, Iran University of Science & Technology, 2003

Research Interests

Dr. Kardel’s research interests include additive manufacturing processes and its applications in Biosystems and scaffolding, as well as surface metrology and engineering, and mechanical properties of 3D-printed polymers. His interests also include sustainable design and manufacturing for bioenergy production processes and cyber-physical systems design. Please visit his laboratory website.

Publications

Kardel, K., Ghaednia, H., Carrano, A.L. and Marghitu, D. (2017) “Theoretical and experimental modeling of behavior of 3D printed materials under collision”. Additive Manufacturing Journal, 14, 87-94.

Blersch, D.M. Kardel, K. Carrano, A.L. (2016) “Customizing 3D-printed surface topography to govern species attachment preferences in a fresh water periphyton community”. Algal Research, 21, 52-57.

Kardel, K. Carrano, A.L. Blersch, D.M and Kaur, M. (2015) “Preliminary development of 3D printed custom substrata for benthic algal biofilms”. 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing. 2(1):12-19.

Ghaednia, H., Cermik, O., Marghitu, D. B., & Kardel, K. (2017). “Collision Measurements Using Digital Image Correlation Techniques”. International Journal of Mechanical Sciences.

Last updated: 12/19/2023