Prof Dr. Radim Kocich | Materials forming Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Radim Kocich, VSB Technical University of ostrava, Czech Republic

Prof. Dr. Radim Kocich, a distinguished academic at VΕ B-TU Ostrava πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ, excels in materials science with a focus on both ferrous and non-ferrous materials, composites, and advanced manufacturing technologies 🏭. With over 300 research publications πŸ“š, three books, and numerous patents, he integrates cutting-edge research into his teachings πŸ“˜. His work spans additive manufacturing, thermomechanical processing, and computational simulation πŸ“Š. A member of several scientific boards and a frequent guest editor, Dr. Kocich is recognized for his contributions to material engineering and education πŸ§‘β€πŸ«. His h-index reflects significant research impact, with a commendable record of citations πŸ“ˆ.

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Academic and Research Contributions πŸ“šπŸ†

Dr. Kocich has authored over 300 research publications, including three books, four book chapters, three patents, and two utility designs. He has supervised numerous students at bachelor, master, and Ph.D. levels. His h-index is 32 on WoS and 33 on Scopus, indicating significant contributions to his field.

Teaching

In addition to his research, he teaches conventional and non-conventional manufacturing technologies, thermomechanical processing of materials, and numerical simulation of material deformation. He also serves as a guest editor for the journal “Materials” and contributes to various scientific boards.

Education

Prof. Kocich earned his Ph.D. in Metallurgical Technology from VΕ B-TU Ostrava, where he also completed his habilitation. He holds a professorship in Production and Material Engineering and has held various academic positions, including roles at the Brno University of Technology.

 

Research Focus

Prof. Radim Kocich is a leading researcher specializing in materials science, with a strong focus on advanced metallurgical technologies. His research primarily involves the post-processing of additively manufactured components, where he investigates structural properties through techniques like neutron diffraction and computational simulations. He is particularly interested in ferrous and non-ferrous materials, composites, and alloys. His work extends to the thermomechanical processing of materials and the optimization of electrical and mechanical properties in various composites and alloys, such as Al/Cu and NiTi. He also explores unconventional manufacturing technologies and their effects on material properties.

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Radim Kocich | Materials forming Award | Best Researcher Award

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