Aleksey Reshetov

Aleksey Reshetov is a Research Fellow at the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), affiliated with the University of Strathclyde. His work contributes to sustainable manufacturing and aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals for industry, innovation, and infrastructure.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy

Research Interests: Dr. Reshetov specializes in material science with expertise in extrusion, alloy development, microstructure characterization, and mechanical properties of titanium and superalloys. His research extends to AI-driven manufacturing optimization, focusing on high-temperature deformation processes and computational modeling of material behavior.

Publication Trends: Recent work emphasizes benchmarking material behavior in superalloy forging through interlaboratory studies and finite element analysis. Key themes include microstructural evolution prediction, recrystallization kinetics, and AI integration for manufacturing simulation, particularly in nickel-based and titanium alloys.

Projects and Advising: Actively accepting PhD students, Dr. Reshetov leads the D3M-CoLab 2 project (2025-2026) on AI-driven knowledge exchange and the CTA AI in Manufacturing Programme (2024-2025) as Principal Investigator. These initiatives focus on technology-driven business solutions, renewable energy integration, and physical infrastructure development in manufacturing.

Collaborations: Integral to NMIS's research ecosystem, he collaborates across 12 international profiles on materials processing, with recent contributions to ESAFORM benchmarks and AI-NDT risk mitigation frameworks.