Ibtisam Abbasi

B.Sc. Aerospace Engineering

Ibtisam graduated from the Institute of Space Technology, Islamabad with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering. During his academic career, he has worked on several research projects and has successfully managed several co-curricular events such as the International World Space Week and the International Conference on Aerospace Engineering.

Having won an English prose competition during his undergraduate degree, Ibtisam has always been keenly interested in research, writing, and editing. Soon after his graduation, he joined AzoNetwork as a freelancer to sharpen his skills.

Ibtisam loves to travel, especially visiting the countryside. He has always been a sports fan and loves to watch tennis, soccer, and cricket. Born in Pakistan, Ibtisam one day hopes to travel all over the world.

Articles from Ibtisam

New Aging Test Method for Semiconductor Devices

The prevalence of semiconductors and embedded chip devices continues to increase, propelled by rising chip integration levels and processing capability, as well as declining costs and power consumption. Aging is a major issue for semiconductors that play a crucial part in applications requiring reliability or safety.

22 Mar 2023

Presenting the Thermal Performance of a Metal Foam-PCM Composite Heat Sink

In recent years, the use of Phase Change Materials (PCMs) in thermal management systems (TMS) has garnered increased interest due to their high latent heat storage capacity, which enables effective thermal energy management.

17 Mar 2023

Thorough Lifecycle Analysis of Ceramic Tiles

To understand the environmental effect of the fabrication and use of ceramic tiles, it is crucial to undertake a full lifecycle analysis.

14 Mar 2023

How Can 3D Printing Impact Supply Chains?

Manufacturers are confronted with increasing scrutiny about the transparency of their goods purchasing and manufacturing procedures, as well as global supply chain interruptions that limit their capacity to deliver products to fulfill the worldwide demand of their customers. In such tough situations, digital technologies such as additive manufacturing and the Internet of things can play a significant role.

28 Feb 2023

The Intersection Between AI and 3D Printing

Additive manufacturing or 3D printing has been on the rise and is the backbone of all major fields, such as the automotive sector, aerospace industry, sustainable construction, etc. The implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for 3D printing has been the focus of research all over the world.

21 Feb 2023

Technical Ceramics in Medical Devices

The exceptional physical and chemical qualities of technical ceramics set them apart from other materials. These ceramics have several uses in many different fields, including electronics, power generation, aerospace, and the medical industry.

15 Feb 2023

The Future of Technical Ceramics in Manufacturing

In recent decades, the need for technical ceramics has increased significantly, and this trend is anticipated to increase in the future. This article examines the development as well as utilization of technical ceramics in various fields with a focus on the manufacturing domain.

13 Feb 2023

What Are Stackable Batteries?

Significant attention has been drawn to modular/stacking battery systems that enable several batteries to concurrently power multiple electrical gadgets. These batteries are a sophisticated energy technology that may be linked in parallel or series to improve capacity or voltage. They are commonly utilized for equipment that requires a high amount of voltage to function.

27 Jan 2023

A Revolutionary Plant-Based Protein as a Polymer Alternative

Recent studies have identified that the global aggregation of macro-plastic waste is one of the most pressing environmental concerns, having an impact on all living forms, ecological processes, and industries. A unique plant-based protein compound with improved performance compared to synthetic polymers has been developed by Xampla for industrial use.

24 Jan 2023

What to Know About Landfill Gas Analysis

A broad variety of waste products, including municipal solid debris, building and excavation debris, and industrial chemicals are disposed of in landfills. Landfill gas (LFG) is a natural consequence of organic waste degradation in landfills. If not adequately handled, these gases can be detrimental to the ecosystem as well as public health.

16 Jan 2023