Assistant Professor at SR University, India
Dr. G. Nagaraju ๐ is a seasoned academician in Applied Mathematics with over 18 years of teaching and research experience ๐. He is currently serving as an Assistant Professor at SR University, Warangal ๐ซ. He has also contributed globally, teaching at Amity University (Tashkent ๐บ๐ฟ) and Lebanese French University (Erbil ๐ฎ๐ถ). His dedication to quality education, innovative teaching, and mathematical problem-solving is commendable โจ. With a passion for continuous academic growth ๐, Dr. Nagaraju maintains active research profiles on Scopus and ORCID and is known for his student-friendly approach ๐ and global teaching exposure ๐.
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๐น Education & Experienceย
๐ Education:
๐งโ๐ซ Experience:
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๐ Assistant Professor, SR University, Warangal (2022โPresent)
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๐ Associate Professor, Amity University, Tashkent Campus, Uzbekistan (Sep 2021โJan 2022)
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๐ซ Assistant Professor, ICFAI Foundation, Hyderabad (Oct 2020โAug 2021)
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๐ Assistant Professor, Lebanese French University, Erbil, Iraq (Sep 2018โJul 2020)
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๐ Assistant Professor, GITAM University, Hyderabad Campus (Jun 2010โAug 2018)
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๐ Half-Time Teaching Assistant, NIT Warangal (Jan 2007โApr 2010)
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๐ซ Assistant Professor, S.R. Engineering College, Warangal (Sep 2004โDec 2006)
๐น Professional Developmentย
Dr. Nagaraju is deeply committed to his professional development ๐ through both academic and global exposure. His international teaching assignments in Uzbekistan ๐บ๐ฟ and Iraq ๐ฎ๐ถ enriched his pedagogical style with cross-cultural insights ๐. He has undertaken diverse academic roles including department coordinator, research guide, and curriculum developer ๐. As a tech-savvy educator ๐ป, he has managed departmental websites and taken charge of e-learning initiatives ๐ฒ. Through workshops, seminars, and continuous research contributions, he remains up-to-date with recent developments in mathematical sciences and education ๐ฌ๐, contributing meaningfully to academic communities worldwide ๐.
๐น Research Focusย
Dr. Nagarajuโs research focuses on Applied Mathematics ๐ง ๐งฎ, particularly in developing analytical and numerical methods for solving complex mathematical models that appear in physics, engineering, and real-world applications ๐โ๏ธ. His work emphasizes problem-solving, mathematical modeling, and simulation techniques to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical outcomes ๐งพ๐. His international experience has allowed him to integrate global mathematical practices into his research ๐. He continually works on refining existing mathematical frameworks while mentoring students and publishing in peer-reviewed journals ๐๐. His research supports innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration across scientific and technical fields ๐ค.
๐น Awards & Honorsย
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Awards & Honors:
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๐ฅ Recognized as an Outstanding Faculty Member at GITAM University
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๐ Appointed AMC Counselor and X-Learn Department In-charge at GITAM
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๐ International Faculty Tenure at Amity University Tashkent and Lebanese French University Erbil
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๐ป Recognized for excellence in e-learning and department web coordination
Publication Top Notes
๐ฌ 1. Impact on Induced Magnetic Field Over a Second-Grade Hybrid Nanofluid in Unsteady Thermal Systems
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Case Studies in Thermal Engineering (May 2025)
๐ DOI: 10.1016/j.csite.2025.105956
๐ Key Concepts:
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Hybrid nanofluids
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Second-grade fluid models
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Induced magnetic fields
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Unsteady heat transfer dynamics
๐ง Contribution: Examines how time-dependent thermal systems interact with non-Newtonian (second-grade) hybrid nanofluids under magnetic fields. Relevant for optimizing heat exchangers, reactors, and advanced cooling systems.
๐ 2. Entropy-Optimized Flow of Couple Stresses in a Porous Inclined Pipe with Uniform Magnetic Field and Mixed Convection
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Physica Scripta (Oct 2024)
๐ DOI: 10.1088/1402-4896/ad723b
๐ Key Concepts:
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Couple stress fluid flow
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Porous medium
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Entropy optimization
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Mixed convection and magnetic field
๐ง Contribution: Focuses on minimizing entropy generation in couple stress fluid flows through porous media, useful in engineering systems with efficiency constraints (e.g., filtration, biomedical applications).
๐ก๏ธ 3. MHD Maxwell Dusty Fluid in Thermally Stratified Radiative Flow with Temperature-Dependent Thermal Conductivity and Cattaneo-Christov Model
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MHD flow
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Dusty fluid and thermal radiation
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Stratified systems
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Non-Fourier heat conduction (Cattaneo-Christov)
๐ง Contribution: Integrates dusty fluid dynamics with more realistic heat conduction models, especially in astrophysical or industrial particulate-laden flows.
๐ฅ 4. Heat Transfer in Couple Stress Two-Fluid Flow Model: Effects of Modified Heat Flux, Electromagnetic Force, and Uneven Heat Source/Sink
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Two-fluid flow model
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Modified Fourierโs law
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Electromagnetic influence
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Non-uniform heating
๐ง Contribution: Analyzes heat transfer when two interacting fluids (possibly miscible) are exposed to electromagnetic fields and varying heat sourcesโvital for dual-phase reactors or blood flow analysis.
๐ช๏ธ 5. Study of Different Heating Effects on Two-Phase Flow of Magnetized Couple Stresses Over a Permeable Stretching Cylinder with Velocity Slip and Radiation
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International Journal of Applied and Computational Mathematics (Oct 2022)
๐ DOI: 10.1007/s40819-022-01444-9
๐ Key Concepts:
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Two-phase couple stress flow
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Magnetic field + radiation effects
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Velocity slip
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Stretching cylinder geometry
๐ง Contribution: Combines boundary layer flow analysis with slip conditionsโimportant in textile coating, polymer extrusion, and microfluidics.
Conclusionย
Dr. G. Nagaraju exhibits sustained, high-quality research output in a specialized and impactful domain of applied mathematics, backed by solid international teaching and research experience. His work in thermodynamics, MHD flows, and entropy optimization is scientifically relevant, technically sound, and globally recognized.
๐น Verdict: Highly Recommended for the Best Researcher / Excellence in Research Award.
๐น Reason: Demonstrated excellence through volume, diversity, impact, and continuity of research aligned with global scientific challenges in energy, fluid mechanics, and applied mathematics.