Preethika Kumar

Preethika Kumar is an Associate Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (EECS) at Wichita State University. Her research spans interdisciplinary fields including nanotechnology, energy systems, wireless communication, and materials science. She actively contributes to advancements in renewable energy technologies, biomedical engineering, and environmental engineering through collaborative projects.

Dr. Kumar's expertise includes molecular dynamics simulations of nanomaterials, fiber-reinforced composites, and drone-assisted network coding for next-generation wireless systems. She has led studies on CO2 reforming of biomass-derived methanol, morphological analysis of anatomical structures, and remote sensing applications in agriculture.

Her work integrates theoretical and applied research, addressing challenges in sustainable energy production, material characterization, and telecommunications infrastructure. Notable contributions include optimizing biofuel cell performance using nanotechnology and enhancing methane production via carbon-based adsorption techniques.

Dr. Kumar collaborates across disciplines, bridging electrical engineering with biomedical and environmental sciences. Her teaching role emphasizes undergraduate mentorship and curriculum development in electrical engineering.