Prof. Min Sik Lee, Pusan national university, South Korea
Dr. Lee Min Sik is a prominent researcher in the field of Mechanical Engineering at Pusan National University, specializing in hybrid composite materials and advanced manufacturing techniques. With a focus on both theoretical and experimental studies, he has significantly contributed to the understanding of sheet metal forming processes and material properties.
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Education 🎓
Dr. Lee completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Pusan National University in September 2017, following his Master’s degree in the same field in February 2013. He also obtained his Bachelor’s degree from the same institution in February 2011, demonstrating a strong foundation in mechanical engineering from an early stage.
Experience 🛠️
Since completing his Ph.D., Dr. Lee has engaged in various research projects funded by national and international organizations. His work includes significant contributions to the National Research Laboratory and the Technological Innovation R&D Program, focusing on fuel cell technology and hybrid composite materials.
Research Interests 🔬
Dr. Lee’s research interests encompass hybrid composite materials, sheet metal forming processes (both cold and hot press), and simulations related to sheet metal and composites. He aims to innovate manufacturing techniques that enhance material performance and process efficiency.
Awards 🏆
Dr. Lee has received several prestigious awards, including:
Future Researcher Award 2017, Busan, Korea (Dec 2017)
BK21 Plus Best Researcher Award 2016 (Mar 2017)
A M Strickland Prize (Best Paper), awarded by the U.K. Institution of Mechanical Engineers (Jun 2016)
Publication Top Notes 📚
Comparison of FE Simulation and Experiment on Tensile Test of TWB-HPF22MnB5 Steel, 2024.
Experimental and Simulation Studies of Erichsen Cupping Test on Aluminum(7075) Sheet Using Damage Theory, Vol. 20(10), pp. 698-709, 2024.
Assessment of process-induced cracks in hot-working operations using crack susceptibility index based on plastic instability criteria, Vol. 29(10), 2024.