Olga Bylya

Olga Bylya is a Research Fellow at the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals through advanced manufacturing research. Her work spans knowledge exchange, technology-driven business operations, and AI applications in industrial contexts.

Research Interests: Dr. Bylya specializes in process modelling, mechanical testing, constitutive modelling, plasticity, and forming/forging processes. Her fingerprint reveals dominant activity in Material Science (100%), Microstructure (71%), Alloy research (54%), and Forming (48%), with significant focus on Strain Rate effects (31%) and Mechanical Properties (30%). She investigates Flow Forming (33%) and models for predicting material behavior under industrial conditions.

Publication Trends: Recent work (2024-2025) bridges fundamental materials characterization and engineering education. The 2025 ESAFORM benchmark study pioneers standardized methods for superalloy microstructural evolution, while the 2024 civil engineering case study demonstrates cross-disciplinary innovation in computational tool integration. Both reflect her dual emphasis on industrial applicability and educational transformation.

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Advising and Grants: Supervised 2 students to completion. Leads/coordinates 16 projects including active D3M-CoLab 2 (2025-2026) focused on daily business operations and physical infrastructure, plus CTA AI in Manufacturing Programme (2024-2025) developing renewable energy solutions with industry partners. Projects emphasize knowledge sharing, technology adoption, and manufacturing optimization.

Labs and Teams: Core member of NMIS research ecosystem collaborating across 7 institutional profiles. Co-leads multidisciplinary teams in D3M-CoLab 2 with researchers from data science, AI, and engineering domains. Actively contributes to NMIS's industrial partnership network advancing manufacturing digitization.