Rate My Professor A Mallika

Dr. A. Mallika is a Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology (VNRVJIET) in Hyderabad, India, a position she has held since joining the institution on August 11, 2004. She possesses a Ph.D. and currently serves as the Dean of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), a role dedicated to catalyzing quality initiatives and enhancements across the institute since its establishment in May 2013. Dr. Mallika is also a nominated faculty member on the institute's Governing Council and has previously served as Professor and Head of the Department of Civil Engineering. Her contributions extend to editorial roles, including membership on the editorial board of i-manager's Journal on Structural Engineering and co-editing proceedings for the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Civil Engineering in 2014 alongside B. N. Maleswara Rao.

Dr. A. Mallika's research specializations encompass structural optimization and seismic resistant structures, with a focus on practical applications in civil engineering. Her scholarly output includes key publications such as 'Topology Optimization of Cylindrical Shells for Various Support Conditions' published in the International Journal of Civil and Structural Engineering (Volume 1, Issue 4), 'Study on Effect of Storey Height on the Performance of Multistorey RCC Building' in the International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology (2016), 'Prediction of Bolt Loosening Using Vibrational Analysis' in IOSR Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering (2021), 'Comparative Study on Dynamic Behavior of Different Building Frames Subjected to Blast Loads,' and 'Impact of Nano Silica on Mechanical Properties of Concrete Using Optimised Dosage of Nanosilica as a Partial Replacement of Cement' (2021). These works address critical areas like blast load responses, seismic performance of structures, and innovative material enhancements, contributing to advancements in structural engineering practices. Her Google Scholar profile indicates 189 citations, reflecting impact within the field. Additionally, she supervises Ph.D. scholars, including one on structural health monitoring using AI techniques since 2019.