UTARI Research Assistant Receives Recognition for Innovative Polymer Composite Durability Research

Written By Kathleen Otto

Partha Pratim Das

Partha Pratim Das, a UTARI research assistant from UTARI’s Institute for Predictive Performance Methodologies, receives recognition for his doctoral research proposal on predicting durability and damage tolerance of polymer composites under combined hygrothermal-mechanical loading. His presentation at the Doctoral Symposium at the PHM Conference earned him the distinction of 'Most Novel Contributions.’

Kathleen Otto
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