Bharat Yelamanchi

Bharat Yelamanchi is an Assistant Professor at Youngstown State University, where his research focuses on additive manufacturing, materials science, and advanced manufacturing technologies. His work integrates 3D printing with energy storage applications, including the development of 3D-printed Na₃V₂(PO₄)₃ electrodes for symmetric sodium-ion batteries and lattice-structured hard carbon negative electrodes via vat photopolymerization. He has also explored structural lithium-ion batteries by combining 3D-printed copper current collectors with electrophoretic deposition, as well as 3D-printed alumina for geometrically complex electronic substrates. Additional contributions include 3D-printed sand molds with dynamic gating, additively manufactured ferrite pads for wireless power transmission, and investigations into printing parameters affecting SS316L parts produced via laser hot wire directed energy deposition. His publications span journals such as Small Structures, Rapid Prototyping Journal, IEEE Access, and Advances in Manufacturing.