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Annual Report 2011-2012
National Institute of Technology
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CONTENTS
Sl. No.
Particulars
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1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
INTRODUCTION
Mission
Guiding Principles
Vision
Education System
New Initiatives
2.0
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
2.10
2.11
AN OVERVIEW
Historical Background
Location
Campus
Administration
Academic Programmes
Admission Procedure
Students
Examination & Evaluation
Placement
Games and Sports
Staff Position
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3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
THE STAFF
Academic Staff (Teaching)
Non-Academic Staff (Non-Teaching)
Training Status
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4.0
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
4.10
TEACHING PROGRAMMES
Courses Offered
Course-wise Enrolment with sex, caste breakup
Admission Statistics -UG/PG, Course-wise
Student's Total Strength
Hall of Residence
Scholarships/Assistance-ship
Games and Sports
Awards
Examination Details
Training and Placement
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5.0
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
Ph.D. Programmes-Existing and Proposed
Details of Ph.Ds done so far
Proposed Plan for Research
Institute- Industry Collaboration
Renovation & Technology Transfer
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6.0
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
THE BOG, COUNCIL AND OTHER COMMITTEE
Board of Governors
Finance Committee
Building and Works Committee
Institute's Council
Other Committees
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7.0
7.1
7.2
CONCESSIONS FOR SCs, STs HANDICAPPED STUDENTS
Concessions Provided for Students
Concessions Provided for Staff
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8.0
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
FINANCIAL STATUS
Analysis of Plan and Non-Plan Grants
Sources of Funds
Expenditure Position for last three years
Internal Audit & Physical Stock Verification
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9.0
9.1
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
9.6
9.7
9.8
9.9
9.10
CENTRAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES
Computer Services Centre
Workshops
Library
Laboratories
Hospital, Post Office, Shopping Centre
Physical Facilities
Games & Sports Facilities
Other Facilities
Different Organisations in the Institute
Students Activity Centre (SAC)
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10.0
10.1
10.2
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
Past Achievements/Achievements took place during the years
Research Projects & Consultation Jobs
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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
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1.4
Education System (UG) :
i) Admission :
Admission to all UG programs are made in the Autumn
Semester of each session at the first year level through
All India Entrance Examination in Engineering (AIEEE),
the counseling for which is done by the Central
Counseling Board.
Activity may be N.S.S., N.C.C., or any other physical
education.
The curricula for B.Tech. programme includes
compulsory Industrial training or R & D Experience
(SIRE) of 8 weeks duration after 6th semester in any
reputed industry, research organization, IIT's and
other reputed institutions which is assessed in the
7th Semester.
Besides the successful AIEEE candidates, a specified
number of foreign nationals/NRI selected with the
policy laid down by Govt. of India are admitted
directly to the 1st year of any of the courses.
The Project work will carry a total of 10 credits. The
departments can choose the distribution of credits
between 7th and 8th semester, the preferred one being
4+6 or 6+4 credits.
ii) Academic Calendar :
The academic session is divided into two semesters
each of approximately 17 weeks duration, an Autumn
Semester (July-December) and a Spring Semester
(January-June). The AIEEE selected candidates take
admission in the Institute and do registration for the
semesters on the dates as per Academic Calendar
approved by the Senate.
The Senate approves the academic calendar
consisting of schedules of activities for a session
inclusive of dates for registration, mid-semester and
end-semester examinations, inter-semester breaks
etc. well in advance of start of a session. The
Academic Calendar shall usually provide for a total
of about 85 working days in each semester.
iv) Registration:
To be able to register in the 2nd year (3rd semester)
and continue his/her study in the Institute at the end
of 1st year, a student must
iii) Programme Structure :
The duration of the programme leading to
B.Tech.Degree is four years and Dual Degree B.Tech. &
M.Tech. and Integrated M.Sc. are five years.
The curricula for the different degree programmes as
proposed by the respective departments and
recommended by the Undergraduate Programme
Evaluation Committee (UGPEC) shall have the
approval of the Senate. The departments would also
prepare the syllabus of each subject containing the
scope of studies and detailed instructions to be
imparted which must have the approval of the Senate.
All subjects would have a lecture-tutorial-practical
(laboratory/sessional) component (L-T-P) to indicate
the contact hours. The tutorial (T) or practical/
Sessional (P) component may be absent in certain
courses. Separate pure laboratory subjects (0-0-P)
may exist in certain cases as decided by the Senate.
All subjects will have a credit count 'C'. Teaching of
subjects will be reckoned in terms of credits.
In each of the First two semesters, there shall be two
credits for Extra Academic Activity (EAA) consisting
of 3 hours activity per week. The Extra Academic
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a) complete satisfactorily at least 40 credits of
courses prescribed for the two semesters, i.e., secure
'P' or higher grade in at least 40 credits of prescribed
courses
b) obtain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
of not lower than 5.70 (considering all courses
including those in which the student has secured an
F grade)
c) If the CGPA at the end of the First year is between
5.00 and 5.69 (both inclusive), the student may be
permitted to suspend his/her studies and resume it
in the following year along with the next batch of
students. In the repeat year, he/she must attend
classes and be treated at par with fresh students,
with no memory of grades in the previous year. The
B.Tech. programme must then be completed within 6
years of the original admission. However, if the CGPA
is less than 6.00 in the repeat year, the student must
leave the Institute.
d) While registering for 3rd, 5th or 7th semester, a
student may register for backlog papers of 1st, 3rd
or 5th semester respectively and while registering
for 4th, 6th or 8th semester, he/she may register for
backlog papers of 2nd, 4th or 6th semester
respectively. A student need not attend classes in
papers registered as "backlog papers". He/she has
to sit for both mid-semester and end-semester
examinations and the grade will be awarded based
on the scores of the latest examinations. The
Teacher's assessment component will be same as that
given by the instructor in the original semester, when
he/she attended classes. The registration for backlog
papers must be done at the time of semester
registration. In all such cases of "backlog paper",
the grade awarded will be one step lower than what
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the student actually obtained, except for the grade 'P'
which remains unchanged.
e) Alternatively, a student may opt to repeat a course
afresh, in which case he/she will attend classes, and
there will be no reduction of grade awarded. He will,
however, be ineligible for awards of medals and
prizes which are based on academic performance. If
regulations and examination schedule otherwise
permit, a student may register for an even semester
elective in odd semester and vice-versa. A student
may change an elective course if he/she satisfies the
pre-requisites and if the timetable permits.
If a student has completed 8 semesters of study but
has a few F grades still left, he must register for them
as full time courses and attend classes if time table
permits, instead of only writing exams as backlog
papers. The entire programme must be completed
within 6 years.
score.
If a student gets CGPA below 6.0 in the 4th consecutive
semester, he must leave the Institute to pursue other
avenues of study instead of ruining his career at NIT,
Rourkela.
In truly exceptional circumstances, if the arithmetic
of the grade card dictate that the required
improvement can only be achieved in at least 2
semesters, the Senate, at its discretion may sanction
2 semesters instead of one to improve CGPA with ba
maximum of 4 new courses spanning over two
semesters.The reasons for such exception should be
recorded. Such a decision needs to be made at the
beginning of the 4th semester of failure and not after
a student fails to raise his CGPA in the 4th semester
of failure.
Education System (PG ):
(i) It is necessary for a student to maintain a CGPA
equal to or above 6.00 at all times.If the CGPA falls
below 6.00 he should enter a slow pace programme
in his own interest.The following procedure will be
used to make "slow pace" mandatory for a student
with poor performance. A modified grade point
average called MGPA will be computed by replacing
all F and X grades by P grades. If the MGPA equals or
exceeds 6.00, he may be permitted to register for a
full suite of higher semester courses at the discretion
of Faculty Advisor. If the MGPA remains below 6.00
the student must enter a slow pace programme.
i) Introduction
The M.Tech. regulation provides the necessary
guidelines for the Post-Graduate programme of two
years duration. However, persons working in various
organizations can join the same course in a slow
pace which is of 3 years duration. In this case the
course work will be of 2 years (4 semesters) duration,
the third year being devoted for Project/Thesis as
usual. The course structure and subjects remaining
the same, the workload of one semester is split up
into two semesters.
When a student of 1st semester gets a CGPA score
below 6.0 or a student of any other semester scores
CGPA below 6.0 for two consecutive semesters, parents
will be required to visit the Institute and will be
appraised of the position. Students of 3rd or higher
semesters will be permitted to register in the next
semester only in slow pace in such a manner that he
has a possibility of improving his CGPA above 6.0.
Parents and students will give undertaking that they
are aware of the possibility of leaving the Institute.
ii) Admission Requirement :
It has been defined in clause 2.6 of M.Tech. regulation
If at the end of 3rd consecutive semester, he still fails
to improve CGPA above 6.0, he will still be permitted
to register with following restrictions:
Parents will visit the Institute and give an undertaking
that they will do everything possible including
psychological counseling to improve motivation of
student.
In addition to 22 regular M.Tech. programmes, the
Institute offers a Master of Technology degree by
research, termed as M. Tech. (Res) in all Engineering
disciplines.
iii) Duration :
The duration of M.Tech. course is two years (broken
up to four semesters) and 3 years for those admitted
under slow pace category.
A student admitted to P.G. programme has to finish
all requirements and obtain the degree in a maximum
time period of four years. The duration for completing
coursework, however, is maximum 2 years for full
time regular programme while for slow pace the
maximum duration is 3 years.
The student will enroll only in Backlog courses and
courses with 'P' grade with no new course. There
should be a reasonable chance of improving his
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1.5
New Initiatives
Academic Reform
1.
Flexibility
in
programmes
Activities to be under taken in brief
academic
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Introduction of reforms in
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Establishment of a system for
teacher performance appraisal
by students, and teacher
counseling.
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Providing incentives to faculty
for consulting services, services
to community and industry and
for securing sponsored research
& development projects.
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recognizing
merit
and
outstanding performance of
teachers
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Offering service packages that
would attract and retain good
quality faculty
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maintaining record of graduates
and conducting regular tracer
studies
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Establishment of a governance
system with participation of
stakeholders
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Establishment of a modern
management system-delegation
of
decision
making,
administrative and financial
powers to senior functionaries
with accountability.
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Wide choice of electives in the curriculum.
More thrust towards emerging technologies.
Interdepartmental and industry sponsored projects both at UG, PG and
Ph.D levels.
Increased industry institute interaction.
Increasing non-formal networking interactions by collaborating with
other Universities to introduce new electives in the emerging
technologies.
Credit transfer from other universities.
Continuous student evaluation system through internal assessment,
class test, quizzes, home assignment, term paper, mid-term examination
etc.
Introduction of SGPA, CGPA in UG / PG level.
Introduction of teacher performance appraisal on the basis of course
feedback system by the students.
Incentives for carrying out consultancy services ranges from 25% to
80% depending on the type of consultancy.
10% of the institute overhead of the sponsored research projects is
allotted to PI for faculty development.
Necessary infrastructure for carrying out sponsored research projects
is provided by the institute.
Introduction of a new self appraisal form for teachers for recognition
of their merit. Outstanding teachers will be awarded on the basis of
appraisal report.
Same as stated in 3& 4.
Deserving persons are recommended to receive attractive packages at
the entry level.
The track records of all graduates are maintained by Alumni Association
and they are also updated each year during the Annual Alumni meet.
Strengthening the activities of existing Alumni centres.
Development of new regional Alumni centres.
The governance system includes student representatives in the senate
and various other committees participation and representation of
teachers in different bodies representatives of Alumni, industries and
different academic institutions in BOG/Senate/Works committee,
existence of disciplinary committee, grievance committee etc.
A modern management system has been introduced which features
decentralization of powers and functions, delegation of responsibility
and accountability.
Financial authority for HoDs - Rs.25000/-, Registrar - Rs.50000/-, Dean
- Rs.1,00,000/-.
Deligation of power to Deans, HoDs for independent decision.
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Academic Reform
Activities to be under taken in brief
10. Modernization of administrative
and financial management
system to increase staff and
student friendliness, increase
time efficiency and resource
efficiency
11. Establishment of Corpus Fund
for development activities, a
staff development fund for
supporting critical staff
development
activities,
Depreciation
Fund
for
modernization of teaching and
training
facilities
and
Maintenance fund for up keep of
equipment and physical
infrastructure
12. Instituting measures for
increasing recovery of cost of
education.
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maximizing
utilizing
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resources and reducing wastage
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14. Establishment of mechanisms
for regular quality and
efficiency audit of institutional
activities including academic
processes and administrative
procedures
15. New Initiative
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Introduction of office automation system for the entire administrative,
examination and financial management system to increase efficiency,
staff-student friendliness and resource efficiency.
Library automation for management of library items of issue, return,
purchase of books.
Following funds have been setup
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Conducting of QIP programmes.
Solving industrial, technical and software problems through industrial
consultancy cell.
Sponsored research projects.
Increasing institute alumni interaction.
Short term courses - conducting
Sharing of laboratory facilities among different departments of the
institute for imparting efficient laboratory training to students.
Specialized laboratories grouped as common institute facilities to
promote inter-departmental, inter-institutional and industry-institute
interaction.
Institute computer centre operating round the clock to the students.
Departmental research laboratories accessible to the research
scholars, M.Tech. and final year B.Tech. Students round the clock.
Encouraging the maximum use of library and e-library facilities.
Online journals
Academic audit through Senate.
Accreditation report by NBA.
Introduction of new purchase system.
Internal and external financial audit by CAG.
Two blocks of faculty residence completed.
Renovated Health Centre started functioning,
Faculty club re-opened with a new contemporary look.
Two 500KVA duty generators installed to take care power-cuts.
Renovation of C,D,E,F type quarters completed and renovation of other
quarters are in progress.
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2.0
AN OVERVIEW
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2.2
2.1
Historical Background :
The National Institute of Technology, Rourkela was founded as the Regional Engineering College,
Rourkela on 15th August, 1961. The Institute was declared as the National Institute of Technology with
Deemed to be University status on 26th June, 2002 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Govt. of India. It is an Institute of National Importance imparting Technical Education both at Under
Graduate and Post Graduate level. The NIT Act came into force w.e.f. 15th Aug, 2007.
Location :
The city of Rourkela came into prominence in the year 1954-55, with establishment of the first Public Sector
Steel Plant of post-independence India with assistance of the Government of India and the then West Germany.
At present it is a bustling industrial town, cosmopolitan by nature and connected to all parts of the country by
road and rail. The campus is an extension of the steel township itself, green, serene and peaceful. The location
of the Institution is about 8 kms. from Rourkela Railway Station and 2 kms. from Sector-2 Bus-stand.
The Institute boasts of state-of-the-art academic and research infrastructure - lecture galleries, laboratories,
resource-centres, sports grounds, open-air theatre, hospital, food-courts and many more being embraced by
the greenery on all sides.
2.3
Campus:
Campus provides accomdation for 5000 students and all faculty & staff members. The Institute is spread over
262 hectare of lush green picturesque landscape, against a hilly backdrop, creating a tranquil environment
within a completely residential campus for students and staff. Functionally and aesthetically spread out, it
aims at intellectual growth in an ambience that is free-flowing and community-friendly. The soothing breeze
rustling through the trees is just one of the several ingredients that make this lovely place laid-back and
relaxing; just the right conditions essential to concentrate on studies.
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Director
Dean (Faculty Welfare)
Dean (Academic Affairs)
Dean (Planning & Development)
Dean (Students' Welfare)
Dean (SRICCE)
Dean (AR)
Chief Warden of Halls
Head Workshop
Professor & Head, Training & Placement
Prof.I/C, Library
Prof. I/C, Examinations
Head Computer Centre
Registrar
Deputy Registrar (Administration)
Deputy Registrar (F&A)
Asst. Registrar (Academic)
Asst. Registrar (Internal Audit)
Asst. Registrar (Purchase & Works)
Security Officer
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Prof S. K. Sarangi
Prof. P.C. Panda
Prof. S.Bhattacharya
Prof. S.K.Sahoo
Prof. K.C.Biswal
Prof. M.Panda
Prof. K.K.Mohapatra
Prof. K.C.Pati
Prof. S. K.Sahoo
Prof. B. B. Biswal
Prof. S.Chakraverty
Prof. B.Majhi
Prof. S.K.Patra
Sri S. K. Upadhyay
Vacant
Sri P.K.Panda
Sri B. Acharya
Sri K.P.Panigrahi
Mrs. S.Sahoo
Sri B.Champatiray
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Academic Programme :
The Institute offers programmes leading to various degrees are as follows:
Under-Graduate programme
Degree
B.Tech.
Dual Degree B.Tech. & M.Tech.
Branches
Biomedical Engineering
Biotechnology
Ceramic Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engineering
Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
Industrial Design
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
Mining Engineering
B.Tech. in Ceramic Engg. & M.Tech. in Ceramic Engg.
B.Tech. in Chemical Engg. & M.Tech. in Chemical Engg.
B.Tech. in Civil Engg. & M.Tech. in Transportation Engg.
B.Tech. in Civil Engg. & M.Tech. in Water Resources Engg.
B.Tech. in Computer Sc. & Engg. & M.Tech. in Computer Science
B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engg. & M.Tech. in Information Security
B.Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engg. & M.Tech. in
Communication & Signal Processing
B.Tech. in Electronics & Instrumentation Engg. & M.Tech. in VLSI Design &
Embedded System
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Degree
Integrated
M.Sc.(5 years)
Branches
B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Electronic Systems &
Communication
B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Power Control & Drives.
B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Control & Automation
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engg. and M.Tech. in Mechatronics & Automation
B.Tech. in Metallurgical & Materials Engg. & M.Tech. in Metallurgical &
Materials Engg.
B.Tech. in Mining Engg. and M.Tech. in Mining Engg.
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics
Post- Graduate Programme
Programme
M.Tech.
Department
Biotechnology and Medical Engineering
Specialization
Biotechnology
Geotechnical Engineering
Structural Engineering
Transportation Engineering
Water Resources Engineering
Ceramic Engineering
Computer Science
Information Security
Software Engineering
Communication & Signal Processing
VLSI Design & Embedded System
Electronics System & Communication
Power Control & Drives
Control & Automation
Machine Design & Analysis
Production Engineering
Thermal Engineering
Mining Engineering
M.Sc. in Chemistry
M.Sc. in Life Science
M.Sc. in Mathematics
M.Sc. in Physics
M.A. in Development Studies
Master of Business Administration
Civil Engineering
Ceramic Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engg.
M.Sc.(2 years)
M.A.
MBA
Mining Engineering
Chemistry
Life Science
Mathematics
Physics
Humanities & Social Science
School of Management
The Institute also provides opportunities for M. Tech. by Research in selected fields and also doctoral research in
varieties of subjects.
During the period under report, the intake capacity of various programmes is as follows:
B.Tech. (4 years)
:
580
M.Tech. Dual Degree (5 years)
:
140
5 years Integrated M.Sc. (5 years)
:
90
M.Tech. Programme (2 years)
:
550
M.Sc. (2 years)
:
184
MA (2 years)
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30
M.B.A. (2 years)
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30
All academic programmes are governed by specified regulations duly approved by Senate from time to time.
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2.6
Admission Procedure :
B.Tech./ Dual Degree B.Tech. & M.Tech./ Five years Integrated M.Sc.:
The admission to 1st year of B.Tech., Dual Degree B.Tech. & M.Tech and Five years Integrated M.Sc Programmes
are made through the Central Counseling Board (CCB) considering the scores of the All India Engineering
Entrance Examination (AIEEE) conducted by CBSE and as per the guidelines framed by Ministry of Human
Resource Development, Govt. of India, Department of Secondary and Higher Education.
M. Tech. :
The courses leading to M. Tech. degree are open to those who have obtained the B.E./B.Tech. in respective
discipline or any degree recognized as equivalent there to by the N.I.T., Rourkela with 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA in
aggregate in the qualifying examination. However, the eligibility criteria may vary from time to time as per
decision of the Senate. Admission for the GATE qualified candidates are made through Common Admission
Process. When GATE qualified candidates are not available, admission may be given to those who are not
qualified in GATE on the basis of merit as detailed in M.Tech. regulation.
Relaxation upto 5% of marks or 0.5 CGPA can be allowed by Senate for sponsored candidates with proven
research or professional experience.
Method of Selection:
Regular Students:
Only GATE qualified candidates are admitted to M.Tech. Programme in non-sponsored category of students
(General, OBC, SC and ST) on the basis of GATE score. When GATE qualified candidates are not available,
admission may be given to those who are not qualified in GATE on the basis of merit as detailed in M.Tech.
regulation.
Sponsored Students:
i) Preference is given to those candidates who are GATE qualified. Sponsored candidates will are not eligible
to receive scholarship even if they are qualified in GATE.
ii) The candidates must have a total of minimum two years full time work experience in the sponsoring
organisation which should be a reputed one.
iii) There is no age restriction. However, preference will be given to those who are below 45 years.
iv) Sponsorship certificate in proper proforma has to be produced from the employer at the time of admission.
M.Sc.(Chemistry, Life Science, Mathematics, Physics)
The candidates must have acquired B.Sc. degree with the subject applied for as one of the subjects (either pass
or Honours), Mathematics in +2 levels is compulsory for Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics departments.
The admission to the above programmes are made on the basis of career marking.
M.A. in Development Studies
The requisite Academic Qualification is B.Tech., B.A., B.Sc., B.Com with 55% marks or 6.00 CGPA. Among B.A.,
B.Sc. and B.Com. applicants with honours are given preference.
Admission to the programme is made on the basis of career mark.
M.B.A.
The minimum eligibility criterion is B.Tech. degree in any branch of engineering with 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA.
Applicants who have qualified national or international tests for admission to Business Schools and secured
high scores will get preference.
Applicants satisfying minimum eligibility criteria are generally called for Group Discussion and Personal
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Interview. If the number of applicants is reasonably high, department may set a higher score in academic
career as the minimum qualifying criteria to be called for interview. Final selection is done on the basis of
Group Discussion and Personal Interview conducted by the Institute, academic career and score of reputed
national or international tests for admission to Business Schools.
Ph.D.
The minimum qualification required for admission to Ph.D. programme in Engineering, Science, Management
and Humanities are Social Sciences is one of the following:
1. M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm in relevant discipline with at least 6.5 CGPA or 60 percent marks in aggregate in both
B.Tech. (or M.Sc./M.Pharm/MCA) and M.Tech. levels from a recognized technical Institute or University.
2. B.E./B.Tech./B.Pharm/MCA or equivalent in relevant discipline with CGPA of 7.0 or 65 percent marks in
aggregate.
3. M.Sc. in Basic Sciences with CGPA 7.0 or 65 percent marks in aggregate in relevant disciplines.
4. M.B.B.S. with CGPA 6.5 or 60 percent marks in aggregate.
5. M. Sc. /M.A. / MBA / M.Com./MA in Humanities and Social Sciences with CGPA 6.5 or 60 per cent marks in
aggregate
Selection of candidates are made on the basis of interview conducted by the Department concerned.
M.Tech.(Res)
The minimum qualification required for admission to M. Tech. (R) programme in Engineering, Science
Management or Social Sciences is one of the following:
1. B.E./B.Tech./B.Pharm/MCA or equivalent in relevant discipline with 60 percent marks in aggregate or 6.5
CGPA.
2. M.Sc. in Basic Sciences with 60 percent marks in aggregate (or 6.5 CGPA) in relevant disciplines.
3. M.B.B.S. with 60 percent marks in aggregate (or 6.5 CGPA).
4. M. Sc. /M.A. / MBA / M.Com. in Humanities, Social Sciences or Management with 60 percent marks or 6.5
CGPA.
Method of Selection :
Selection of candidates are made on the basis of interview conducted by the department concerned. Written
test is conducted when number of applicants is large.
2.7
Students :
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela has always been the preferred destination of the bright students. The
present student strength of 4500 expected to be doubled within the next five years. Students of N.I.T., Rourkela
are also known for their excellence in socio-cultural activities and in athletics. This multilingual and multicultured environment is particularly conducive to its future development. The alumni of NIT, Rourkela have
made a mark in industry and public life. They are taking significant interest in the affairs of the Institute and
will continue to do so in future. It has 16700 strong alumni dedicating to further development of the Institute.
2.8
Examination and Evaluation :
2.8.1
The Academic Office of the Institute centrally conducts Mid-Semester, End Semester and Supplementary
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Examinations for theory courses unless otherwise permitted.
Assessment of Performance (U.G. Courses):
There is continuous assessment of a student's performance throughout the semester and grades are awarded
accordingly by the subject teacher/co-ordination committee formed for this purpose.
For arriving at a grade obtained by a student for a particular subject, initially the numeric mark obtained by the
student out of 100 (hundred) is ascertained. The numeric mark are converted to a letter grade with following
broad guidline.
Range of Marks
90-100
80-89
70-79
60-69
50-59
35-49
40-49
< 35
< 40
Grade
Ex
A
B
C
D
P for Theory Component
P for Laboratory Component
F for Theory Component
F for Laboratory Component
For theory course, the subcomponents and the respective weightage assigned are given below.
Subcomponent
Teacher's Assessment
Mid-Semester Examination
End-Semester Examination
Weightage
20%
30%
50%
Project work
The student is required to submit a project report at the end of 7th & 8th semester in the form of a well bound
thesis. The departmental academic committee constitute evaluation boards for continuous monitoring of the
projects. For the purpose of assignment of a grade the following scheme is adoped.
Supervisor's assessment
(twice in a semester 20% + 20%)
= 40%
Assessment by Evaluation Boards through
Oral presentation and Viva voce (20% + 20%)
= 40%
Project Report
= 20%
Course Structure (M.Tech. Programmes):
Teaching for the courses will be reckoned in credits, as specified against each subject. Due credit will be given to
lecture, tutorial (theory) and practical components for a given subject.
The first two semesters have theory and practical (laboratory) subjects with compulsory Seminar and Technical
Writing of 2 credits in each semester. The total number of credits in the coursework and seminar in 1st and 2nd
semester together range between 46 to 48 credits. The summer vacation constitute a part of the 3rd semester. The
summer work (either industrial training or industrial project or any assigned work in the institute) carries 4
credits and this is evaluated in 3rd semester.
Considering the above 4 credits, the third semester has three components with a total of 26 credits as mentioned
below :
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Short-term Industrial / Research Experience
Project work
Seminar and Technical writing
4 credits
20 credits
2 credits
Major part of the 4th semester course is devoted to review and planning, design and fabrication related to the
project work. The course credit for this semester is :
Short-term Industrial / Research Experience
Project work
Seminar and Technical writing
4 credits
20 credits
2 credits
The entire fourthsemester is evaluated for the project work. The comprehensive viva-voce is carried out on all
subjects taught in first two semesters.
The complete course structure for M.Tech. Programmes of all departments are thoroughly reviewed in the PGPEC
and recommendations are placed in the Senate for approval.
Scheme of Evaluation
There is continuous assessment of a student's performance taking into account the L-T-P components throughout
the semester and grades are awarded by the subject teacher based on the student's performance in the appropriate
L-T-P components.
(a)
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
(b)
(i)
(ii)
A student is permitted to sit in an examination if he /she has
Attendance record as per M.Tech. regulations in theory and laboratory
classes and has completed the
assignment works given.
Paid all Institute and Hall dues for that semester.
Not been debarred from appearing in the examination as a result of disciplinary proceedings.
Has formally registered for the subject at the beginning of the semester.
A student may be debarred from appearing the mid-semester or end semester examination in the subject
if his/her
Attendance at lecture/tutorial/laboratory classes in that subject has not been satisfactory during the
period, and /or,
Performance in the assignments works in that subject during the semester has not been satisfactory.
Class tests, assignments, tutorials, viva-voce, laboratory assignments, etc., are the constituent components of
continuous assessment process, and a student must fulfill all these requirements as prescribed by the teacher /
coordination committee of the subject. If due to any compelling reason (such as participation in national /
international events with due approval of the institute, his/her illness, calamity in the family, etc.) a student fails
to meet any of the requirements within/on the scheduled date and time, the teacher/coordination committee may
take such steps (including conduction of compensatory tests/examinations) as are deemed fit to ensure a fair
assessment
For M.Tech. courses the departments conduct the Mid-semester and End-semester Examinations in respect of
theory subjects unless otherwise arranged. The Chairman of the Departmental Academic Committee (PG&R) mare
arrangement for the examination schedule, invigilation duties, dispatch of answer scripts to the teachers and
online grade submission. In departments with a single M.Tech. programme, the course teacher may conveniently
(not mandatory) be assigned the invigilation duty for the examination.
For all other theory courses, Academic Office, centrally conducts the Mid-Semester and End-Semester
examinations.
The examinations are normally "closed book type", where the students are not permitted to bring any material
from home or hostel. All necessary charts, tables, codes etc are provides by the department. It is the teacher's
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responsibility to ensure that the required material are made available to the invigilators. While normal scientific
calculators are permitted, other electronic devices such as advanced programmable calculators and calculators
containing communication devices are forbidden. Any exception to these provisions must be specially approved
by the Senate.
On request from a department, the Institute provides sick room facility with medical attention inside the Institute
building or in a nearby hospital as deemed convenient by the Institute to assist students who may fall sick during
the examinations.
The final grades awarded to the students in a subject must be submitted by the teacher on line within the dates
specified in the Academic Calender. The teacher submits a separate report on all students obtaining F or I grades
on Forms AC/121 and AC/122. A teacher, at his discretion, may display the grades (including partial lists) on his
door or on any electronic forum. Display of grades by a teacher is for benefit of students, and cannot be cited for
legal purposes.
The Academic Office places the results and statistical reports of all examinations before the PGPEC, for
examination and recommendation to the Senate for approval. In case the Senate meeting is delayed, the
recommended results can be published with approval of the Chairman, Senate. The same may be ratified by the
Senate it its next meeting. The Senate has the authority to correct any mistake in the results refer to the Academic
Oversite Committee for review even if they are already approved by the Chairman.
For the benefit of and as a process of learning by the students, the scripts after correction of all class tests, midsemester examinations, assignments etc. will be shown to the students within 3 weeks from the date of Tests /
Examinations. The evaluated scripts of the end-semester examinations are to be shown to the students at the
beginning of the next semester, but not later than 2 weeks from the starting of classes. There is no limit on how
early a teacher can show the evaluated scripts to the students.
Any change of grade of a student in a subject [Form AC/120], consequent upon detection of any genuine error of
omission and/or commission on part of the concerned teacher, must be approved by the Departmental Academic
Committee and forwarded by the Head of the concerned Department to the Examination Office within three weeks
from the date of commencement of the next semester. Every Department will send one comprehensive report for
each semester in a standard format.
If a student is dissatisfied with his/her grade, he/she may bring it to the attention of the teacher within two weeks
from the first day of commencement of classes in the next semester. The teacher may change the grades if he finds
an error in evaluation. The teacher will report the change of grade to the Departmental Academic Committee
[Form AC/120] along with all relevant papers (answer scripts, attendance register etc) before a specified date.
The DAC will submit a consolidated report as per standard form to the Examination office for correction of
records. If the student still feels aggrieved, he/she will file a formal complaint with Dean (AA) through his/her
faculty advisor and HOD with a copy to the teacher (evaluator). If no complaint is filed within one month from
the first day of classes in the next semester, the student is deemed to have accepted the results and no further
change of grade is permitted.
The teachers are expected to retain all answer scripts, assignments and laboratory records for a period of two
months from the starting of classes in the next semester. After that the material may be disposed off, except for the
students who have filed a complaint. In case of complaint filed before the expiry of two months, the material
need to be saved till all disputes are settled and final grade awarded. All relevant material will be handed over
by the teacher to the Head of the Department for safe keeping in the department office. The teacher, at his
discretion, may retain a photo copy.
There is no provision for supplementary or alternative mid semester exams in a P.G. course. A student who
secures an F grade in First or Second semester or misses an examination due to a compelling reason, may appear
at the examinations during 3rd or 4th semester as backlog papers, the later being subject to satisfactory attendance
record. In such cases the grade will be reduced by one step, except in case of P grades which remain unchanged.
A student can get full credit if he misses examination for a compelling reason and has over 95% attendance. If a
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student does not satisfy attendance requirements, he will have to formally register for the courses during 3rd or
4th semesters, in which case his date of thesis submission gets deferred.
2.9
Placement :
The Training and Placement Centre has been actively performing and coordinating a number of professional
activities for the students. Some of the major activities relating to the students are Practical Training, Local Study
Tours to industries and Campus Placement. Like previous years the Centre had a series of such activities during
the academic year 2011-12.
2.10 Games & Sports :
Physical Education (Games and Sports) comesunder the category of Extra Academic Activities (EAA). Students
have physical education program in their B.Tech. 1st year syllabus for credit course. It would reflect and
represent the broad objectives of the Institute by incorporating a structured program in the overall curriculum
for the benefits of students.
2.11 Staff Position:
Category
Sanctioned Strength
Man-in-position as on 31.03.2012
Teaching Staff
Faculty
281
237
Non-Teaching Staff
Non-Teaching (Academic + Technical +
309
291
Administration + Supporting) Staff
01
591
Director
Total
Faculty
Name of the Department
Professor
Sanction In Position
Strength Regular CAS
1
6
Civil Engg.
4
-Chemical Engg.
1
Ceramic Engg
3
Comp. Sc.Engg.
Chemistry
2
1
Electronics Comm. Engg.
4
Hummanities & Social Sc.
4
1
Mathematics
40
4
4
2
Metallurgical &.Mataterials Engg.
2
3
Mining Engg.
1
Physics
Bio-Medical Engineering
2
Life Science
Business School/ School of Management
1
Industrial Design
Total
07
04
01
03
03
04
05
08
04
03
01
02
01
01
529
Associate
Asst.
Total Faculty Total Total
Professor
Total Professor in position as Sanctioned vacant
Posts Dept. Vacant
on
as on
Strength Regular CAS
Strength Regular 31.03.2012
Wise 31.03.2012
22
07
08
5
3
14
05
05
2
3
12
05
06
1
5
16
10
03
3
15
09
06
6
18
10
05
3
2
20
12
04
3
1
08
02
06
1
1
17
03 161 09
2
1
80
281
44
12
28
4
08
4
17
09
04
2
2
09
03
03
1
2
13
07
05
5
12
08
02
2
07
01
06
1
05
03
02
2
03
04
-
44
42 25 67 161 124 237
30 16 46
Total
40
80
281
NON-TEACHING STAFF STRUCTURE SANCTIONED VS. ACTUAL AS ON 31/03/2012
PAY SCALE
CADRE
CADRE
POST
PB GP/AGP SANCTION ACTUAL VACANCY
Officers
Registrar
4
10000
1
1
-(Group-A)
Deputy Registrar
3
7600
3
1
2
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CADRE
PB GP/AGP SANCTION ACTUAL VACANCY
Assistant Registrar
3
5400
7
3
4
Librarian
4
10000
0
--Deputy Librarian
3
8000
1
-1
Assistant Librarian
3
6000
2
2
-Principal SAS Officer
4
10000
0
--Senior
SAS
Officer
3
8000
1
-1
Officers
SAS Officer
3
6000
2
3
-1
(Group-A)
Principal Scientific/Technical Officer
3
7600
1
-1
Senior Scientific/Technical Officer
3
6600
2
-2
Scientific/Technical Officer
3
5400
3
4
-1
Superintending Engineer
4
8700
0
--Executive Engineer
3
6600
1
1
-Engineer
3
5400
2
1
1
Senior Medical Officer
3
7600
1
1
-Medical Officer
3
5400
1
-1
Security Officer
3
5400
1
1
-TOTAL
29
18
11
Tech. Asst. / SAS Asst. / Jr. Engr.
2
4200
37
21
16
Sr. TA / Sr. SAS Asst. / Asst. Engr.
2
4600
28
12
16
TECHNICAL
TA
(SGII)/SAS
Asst.
(SGII)/AE(SGII)
2
4800
19*
10
9
(Higher Cadre)
TA (SG I)/ SAS Asst. (SG I)/ AE(SG I)
2
5400
TOTAL
84
43
41
Supdt. / Accountant / Secretary
2
4200
09
11
-2
Sr. Supdt. / Accountant / Secretary
2
4600
06
5
1
ADMIN.
Supdt./Accountant/Secretary (SG II)
2
4800
05*
1
4
(Higher Cadre)
Supdt./Accountant/Secretary (SG I)
2
5400
TOTAL
20
17
3
Technician / Lab/Work Asst.
1
2000
37
15
22
Sr. Technician / Lab/Work Asst.
1
2400
28
-28
Technician / Lab/Work Asst. (SG II)
1
2800
19*
24
-5
TECHNICAL
Technician
/
Lab/Work
Asst.
(SG
I)
2
4200
(Lower Cadre)
Pharmacist (SG-II)
2
4600
Pharmacist (SG-I)
2
4800
TOTAL
84
39
45
Jr. Assistant
1
2000
23
2
21
Sr. Assistant / Stenographer**
1
2400
17
-17
Assistant
(SG
II)
/
Sr.
Stenographer**
1
2800
10*
58
-48
ADMIN.
Assistant (SG I) / Stenographer (SG II)**
2
4200
(Lower Cadre)
Stenographer (SG I)**
2
4600
TOTAL
50
60
-10
Security Guard / Attnd. / Mali / CT
1
1800
19
-19
Sr. SG / Attnd. / Mali / Care Taker
1
1900
14
48
-34
SG / Attnd. / Mali / Care Taker (SG II)
1
2000
09*
66
-57
SUPPORTING
SG / Attnd. / Mali / Care Taker (SG I)
1
2400
TOTAL
42
114
-72
309
291
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GRAND TOTAL OF ALL NON-TEACHING OFFICERS + STAFF
CADRE
POST
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**
Allocation of posts under SG-II includes both SG-II and SG-I, the later being a purely MACP position.
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3.0
THE STAFF
3
3.1
Academic Staff (Teaching) & Departmental Activities
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Subhankar Paul
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. K.Pramanik
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Prof. Amit Biswas
Ph.D.
Prof. G. R. Satpathy
Ph.D.
Prof. Mukesh Kumar Gupta
Ph.D.
Prof. Kunal Pal
Ph.D.
Prof. Bibhu Prasad Nayak
Ph.D.
Prof. Sirsendu Sekar Ray
Ph.D.
Prof. Amitesh Kumar
Ph.D.
Prof. A.Thirugnanam
Ph.D.
Prof. Indranil Banerjee
Ph.D.
1.
Prof. Nandini Sarkar
Ph.D.
DISTINCTION ACHIEVED
a) By students
1. Mr. Dhruva Kumar ( M.Tech student) got appointed in the post of commandant officer in Biotechnology wing of
Indian Army, a single post all over India)
2. Ms. Deblina Biswas (MTech student) Best paper present
b) By faculty membersation in BIDTE-2012 conference, Chennai
3. The student members of Pantomime club (drama club) participated in the following events:
a) A Street Play was conducted on wastage of resources on 5 august 2011.
b) A 7 day workshop was organized to improve the acting and writing skills. The workshop was conducted by
SHARAT DAS, a prominent dramatist in Odisha.
c) Participation in drama competition organized during the cultural week.
d) Participation in the street play and stage play at cult fest NIT Rourkela.
e) The club ranked 1st in both.
f) One black board, one book shelf, carom board and snacks in Leprosy Colony, OSAP were donated from students'
prize money.
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b)
By faculty members
2.
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Name of the course
Students Admitted
Brief report regarding progress
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3.
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/ WORKSHOPS:
a)
Conducted in the Department
b)
Sponsoring Agency
Name of the co-ordinator
Title of the course
Duration
DBT and TEQIP-II
Dr. Indranil Banerjee
(Convener)
National workshop
on Tissue Engineered Scaffold:
Fabrication and Characterization
30th -31st
March,2012
Participation by faculty members
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Prof. Subhankar
Paul
An investigation to monitor the effect of Delhi University
zinc oxide and silver nanoparticles on the
conformation of bovine alpha-lactalbumin
in vitro. ICNANO, New Delhi, 2011 Dec
Prof. Kunal Pal
BIDTE-2012
Prof. Indranil
Banerjee
International Conference on Tissue Tissue Engineering Sept. 30th to
Engineering & Regenerative Medicine Group Dept. of Oct. 2nd , 2011
(ICTERM -2011)
Biotechnology &
Medical Engg. NIT
Rourkela
Prof. Indranil
Banerjee
COMSOL
Conference
Prof. B. P. Nayak
Workshop on advanced application of IIT Kharagpur
MATLAB
04/06/2011 to EE
11/06/2011
Department
Prof. Sirsendu
Sekhar Ray
Introduction to COMSOL
November,2011 Bangalore
4.
RESEARCH
a)
Research schemes
Dec 18-22, 2011 New Delhi
SBAOI and STERMI Jan 6-8, 2012
COMSOL
Multiphysics
Title of the scheme
COMSOL
Sponsored by
Conformational study of alpha-lactalbumin and DBT
beta-glucosidase mediated by metal and metal
oxide nanoparticles.
Development of Antimicrobial Organogels
DBT
Assistance
received
18.8 lakhs
31.788 Lakhs
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REC, Chennai
Dept.
of
Biotechnology
& Medical
Engineering
NIT Rourkela
4th - 5th
Bangalore,
November,2012 India
Investigator
Brief report
Principle: Prof.
Subhankar Paul
On going
PI: Kunal Pal;
CO-PI:S.S.Ray
On-going
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Electrospun Nano-hybrid Scaffold for Bone- DBT,
Ligament-Bone Graft
Govt. Of
India
Cryopreservation and Characterisation of
Human Adipose Tissue derived stem cells
DST
b)
Assistance
received
47 lakhs
Yet to receive
Investigator
Dr. B. P. Nayak
Brief report
The
proposed
equipments are
being purchased
First phase work
has been started
PI: Sirsendu
Sekhar Ray
Research publications
i) Papers published
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
M. Kumar, N. Sarkar and V. K. Dubey, Evaluating quinacrine as a potential amyloid imaging compound:
Studies on hen egg white lysozyme as model system, Protein Peptide Lett., 2012.
Kara S, Nayak BP and Routray A; "Functional network Changes Associated to Sleep Deprivation and fatigue
during Simulated Driving: Validation using Blood Biomarkers"; Clin Neurophysiol; vol-122, issue-5; p-966-74
(2011).
Nayak BP, Satpathy GR, Maharathi B.; "Detecting the Genesis of Fatigue in Trained Drivers by Studying the
Variation of Blood Biochemical Parameters under Simulated Driving Condition"; Int. Jour. Of Biolog Sci.and
Engg.; vol-2, issue-2, p-323-326 (2011).
Kumar, A and Das, M K, Flow characteristics of a plane wall jet and a parallel offset jet, Journal of Fluids
Engineering, 133 (2011) 101201-1.
Sadanand, J, Kumar, A and Pramanik, K, Preparation and characterization of PVA based scaffold using improved
salt leaching method, Journal of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, 2, 60-65 (2012).
ii) Papers presented in conference/ Seminar/ Symposia
1. B. Behera and Kunal Pal, Sunflower oil and sorbitan monopalmitate based organogels, Presented in BIDTE2012, REC, Chennai.
2. Aadinath V, K Pal, S.S. Ray, I. Banerjee, Role of excretory cellular products on necrotic membrane rapture: A
giant liposome based in vitro model. ICABS 2012 , Kannur, India march 15th - 17th ,2012.
3. Nayak BP, Kar S, Routray A and Satpathy GR; "Functional network Changes Associated to Sleep Deprivation
and fatigue during Simulated Driving: Validation using Blood Biomarkers; IEEE Conference on Acoustics,
Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP-2012), Kyoto, Japan (to be held on March 21-23, 2012). Paper id: 1400.
4. Nayak BP, Garg N and Krishnamurthy CS; "Investigating and Scoring Driver's Fatigue from Variations in
Biological Stress Factors by Physiological and Immunoassay Methods"; World Congress on Biotechnology
(WCB-2011), Hyderabad.
5. Nayak BP and Maharathi B; "Design of non-invasive fatigue detection device and its validation"; World
Congress on Biotechnology (WCB-2011), Hyderabad.
6. P. Swami, T. Gandhi, S. S. Ray and S. Anand, A Novel Topology for Design and Development of Wireless Electrooculogram Biopotential Amplifer, IEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends, NIT Durgapur, 23rd-25th
Mar'12
7. S.M.Shahensha, M.H.Rahman, D.Barik, S.S.Ray, Enhancing the recovery rate of lyophilised erythrocytes by the
aid of Sugar molecules, International Conference on Tissue Engineering and Regenerative medicine, NIT
Rourkela,30th Spt-2nd Oct,2011
8. M.H.Rahman, S.M.Shahensha, D.Barik, S.S.Ray, Effect of various organic osmolytes on preservation of RBCs at
different temperatures by using various preservation technique, International Conference on Tissue Engineering
and Regenerative medicine, NIT Rourkela,30th Spt-2nd Oct,2011
9. R. Roy., M. K. Sah, S. S. Ray, A mini review on advancement in arsenic removal from drinking water, National
Conference on Recent Advances in Chemical and Environmental Engineering, NIT Rourkela, 20-21 JANUARY
2012
10. Devismita, D, Chikanjuri, V R and Kumar, A, Cryopreservation of equine sperm: effect of cooling rate on
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intracellular ice formation, in: Proceedings of International Conference of Mathematical Modelling and
Applications to Industrial Problems (MMIP 2011), NIT Calicut, India, March 28-31, 2011.
11. Devismita, D, Kumar, A and Ramajayam, K K, Cryopreservation of human sperm: effect of cooling rate on
intracellular ice formation, in: Proceedings of International Conference on Emerging Trends (ICET-2012), NIT
Durgapur, India, March 23-25, 2012, paper no.- R3001.
iii) Paper accepted for publication:
1. B. Behera, S. S. Sagiri, K. Pal* and A. Srivastava, Modulating the physical properties of sunflower oil and
sorbitan monopalmitate based organogels, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, In Press.
2. S. S. Sagiri, B. Behera, T. Sudheep and K. Pal*, Effect of composition on the properties of the tween 80-span 80
based organogels, Designed Monomers & Polymers, In Press.
3. B. Behera, V. Patil, S. S. Sagiri, K. Pal* and S. S. Ray, Span-60 based organogels as probable matrices for
transdermal/topical delivery systems, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, In Press.
4. S. Mallick, S. S. Sagiri, B. Behera, K. Pal* and S. S. Ray, Gelatin-based emulsion hydrogels as a matrix for
controlled delivery system, Materials & Manufacturing Processes, In Press.
5. K. Pal*, B. Behera, S. Roy, S. S. Ray and G. Thakur, Chitosan based delivery systems on a length scale: nano to
macro, Soft Materials, In Press.
6. C. Bhattacharya, N. Kumar, S. S. Sagiri, K. Pal*, S. S. Ray, Development of span 80-tween 80 based fluid-filled
organogels as a matrix for drug delivery, Journal of Pharmacy and Bioallied Sciences, In Press.
7. N. Kumar, B. Behera, S. S. Sagiri, K. Pal*, S. S. Ray, S. Roy, Bacterial vaginosis: Etiology and modalities of
treatment-A brief note, Journal of Pharmacy and Bioallied Sciences, In Press.
8. G. Thakur, Md. A. Naqvi, D. Rousseau, K. Pal, A. Mitra and A. Basak, Gelatin based emulsion gels for diffusion
controlled release applications, Journal of Biomaterials Science: Polymer Edition, In Press.
9. Nayak BP, Garg N, Routray A, Krishna murthy CS, Maharathi B and Satpathy GR; "Stress from sleep deprived
driving: A critical approach to quantify during prolonged simulated driving session"; Ergonomics (accepted).
10. Nayak BP, Tatebayashi Y, Satpathy GR, Routray A and Krishnamurthy CS; "Performance and Behavioral Assessment of Fatigued ?CAMK-II 4R tau Mice"; Jour. Of Neurodegen. Diseases (under review).
11. Nayak BP, Kar S, Routray A, Satpathy GR and Maharathi B; "A Multidimensional Analysis of Driver Fatigue
Combining EEG, ECG and Blood Biochemical Parameters"; Jour. Of Transportation Res.: Part F (under review).
12. Nayak BP, Kar S, Garg N, Routray A, Krishna murthy CS, Maharathi B and Satpathy GR; "A Critical Analysis of
Driver's Fatigue to Devise a Scoring System"; IJOEM (communicated).
13. Kumar, A, Cryosurgery of a biological tissue with multiprobe, Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering (under review).
c)
Doctoral Programme:
Title
Encapsulated organogels
Name of the
supervisor
Prof. Kunal Pal
Name of the scholar
Brief report
Sai S Sagiri
Encapsulation of natural
and synthetic organogels
Organogels as a carrier for Prof. Kunal Pal
probiotics delivery
Beauty Behera
Encapsulation of lactic acid
bacteria within organogels
Development of antimicrobial Prof. Kunal Pal
organogels
Vinay K Singh
Developing and
characterizing antimicrobial
loaded organogels
Nanomaterials in bone tissue Prof. A.Biswas
engineering
Niladri nath Panda
On going
Preparation of SF based composite Prof. A.Biswas
scaffold for OTE
Varshini Viswanatham
On-going
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Cryoablation (broad area)
Name of the
supervisor
Prof. Amitesh Kumar
Mr. Krishna Kumar Ramajayam On-going
Protein Folding
Prof. S. Paul
Deependra Ban
On-going
Breast cancer therapy
Prof. S. Paul
Sailendra Mohanta
On-going
Stem cell biology
Prof. S. Paul
Supriya Patil
On-going
Cryobiology
Prof. K. Pramanik
Prof. S. S. Ray
On-going
Fatigue stress
Prof. G.R. Satpathy
Prof. B.P. Nayak
On-going
Cryopreservation of stem cells
Prof. K. Pramanik
Eklabya Bisoyi
On going
Stem cell biology
Prof. K. Pramanik
Chinmayee Mahapatra
On-going
Development of silk based
biopolymers for bone/cartilage tissue
engineering
Prof. K. Pramanik
Mahesh Kumar Shah
On-going
Stem cell biology
Prof. A. Biswas
Niladrinath Panda
On-going
Synthesis and surface modification of
tissue engineered scaffold for
enhanced cell-scaffold interaction
Prof. K. Pramanik
Nadeem Siddiqui
On-going
Cryopreservation of osteoblasts and
tissue engineered bone constructs
Prof. B. Nayak
Manalee Surve
On-going
Computer Aided Design of threedimentional (3D) scaffold for tissue
engineering applications
Prof. K. Pramanik
Partha Sarthi Mahji
On-going
Stem Cell Biology
Prof. K. Pramanik
Biswadeep Chaudhuri
On-going
Bioethanol production
Prof. K. Pramanik
Rajni Kumari.
On-going
Stem Cell Biology
Prof. K. Pramanik
Bhisam Narayan Singh
On-going
Title
d)
e)
Name of the scholar
Brief report
PhD degree awarded : NIL
Name of the scholar
Guide
Title of the thesis
Remarks
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Master thesis completed
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Development of HCI based wheel-chair movement control
Prof. Kunal Pal
In silico analysis of hip joint prosthesis using Ansys
Prof. Kunal Pal
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Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Investigating and staging driver's fatigue from variations in cell stress factors by Prof. B.P. Nayak.
immunoassay methods
Investigating Anticoagulant Effect of Laticiferous Extract from Jatropha curcas Plant
Prof. B.P. Nayak.
Electrophoretic deposition of Chitosan and its composite on 316l ss For biomedical Prof. A.Biswas
application
Role of organic osmolytes in the Cryopreservation of RBC
Prof. Sirsendu Sekhar Ray
Synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles with various size and their application in biological system. Prof. Subhankar Paul
Investigate the conformational studies of alpha-Lactalbumin in presence of various metal Prof. Subhankar Paul
nanoparticles.
Study the interaction of Gold nanoparticles and alpha-Lactalbumin in vitro by Prof. Subhankar Paul
spectroscopic metods.
Investigate the possibility to use silver nanoparticles as protein aggregation inhibitors.
Synthesis of silver nanoparticle through green synthesis and their studyof antimicrobial Prof. Subhankar Paul
activities.
Systematic Bioinformatics approach to study interaction of Hsp90 and 17-DMAG for finding Prof. Subhankar Paul
therapeutic approach in breast cancer.
Preparation and characterization of PVA based scaffold using salt leaching method and Prof. Amitesh Kumar and
modification of inkjet printer for tissue engineering applications
Prof. Krishna Pramanik
Heat transfer model for cryosurgery
f)
Popular lectures by outside experts
Sl.No.
1
5.
6.
Prof. Amitesh Kumar
Name of the speaker
Title
Dr.Amarnath Chatterjee
Associate Scientific Manager II, Biocon Ltd.,
Bangalore 560100
"Regulatory Role of Biophysics and Structural Biology
in the Biopharma Industry" on 25.02.2012
CONSULTANCY SERVICES
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
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EQUIPMENT ACQUIRED
Cost
Name of the equipment
Spectrofluorimeter
9 lakhs (PO issued, Yet to come)
Sonicator
3.5 lakhs (PO issued, Yet to come)
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Cost
Refrigerated centrifuged
5 lakhs (PO issued, Yet to come)
Differential Scanning Calorimeter
17 lakhs
Shaker incubator
2 lakhs
Biomedical Instrumentation kits (SPEEDY-33 microprocessors,
ARM9 Cortex microcontrollers, Biosensors kit, NI Smart Cameras)
45 lakhs
CO2 incubator
3.8 lakhs
Wear and Friction Monitor
4.4 lakhs
Inverted microscope
2.5 lakhs
Gel Documentation system
2.5 lakhs
7.
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/SOCIETIES
(Brief report on the activities of the association/Societies)
8.
LABORATORIES
The department of biotechnology and medical engineering offers various UG and PG laboratory courses under
the following major laboratories
Sl. No.
Department
Undergraduate Laboratories
PIC
1
BM
Cell and molecular Engineering laboratory
Prof. S. Paul
2
BM
Bioprocess Engineering laboratory
Prof. N. Sarkar
3
BM
Environment and plant Biotechnology laboratory
Prof. K. Pramanik
4
BM
Biomechanics and Biotransport Engineering laboratory
Prof. A. Kumar
5
BM
Tissue Engineering and Biomaterilas laboratory
Prof. K. Pramanik
6
BM
Medical Electronics and instrumentation laboratory
Prof. Kunal Pal
7
BM
Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory
Prof. S. S. Ray
8
BM
Departmental Computational facility
Prof. A. Thirugnanam
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DEPARTMENT OF CERAMIC ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Japes Bera
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. H.S.Maiti
Ph.D
Prof. Japes Bera
Ph.D.
Prof. Sumit Kumar Pal
Ph.D.
Prof. Santanu Bhattacharyya
Ph.D.
Prof. Swadesh Kumar Pratihar
Ph.D.
Prof. Santanu Behera
Ph.D.
Prof. Debashis Sarkar
Ph.D.
Prof. Sunipa Bhattacharya
Ph.D.
Prof. Bibhuti Bhusan Nayak
Ph.D.
Prof. Sudip Dasgupta
Ph.D.
Prof. Ritwik Sarkar
Ph.D.
Prof. Arun Choudhury
M. Tech
Prof. Ranabrata Mazumder
Ph.D.
2.
DISTINCTION ACHIEVED:
a) By Student :
Mr. Ganesh K Sahoo got 2nd best Poster paper Award in International Seminar on "Energy Efficient Materials,
Manufacturing Processes & Machineries for Ceramic Industries" for the paper "Dielectric and Piezoelectric
Properties of Lead free (Ba0.85Ca0.15)(Ti1-xZrx)O3 Ceramics Prepared by Solution Based Auto-combustion
Method"
b) By Faculty Members :
Prof. R Sarkar:
(a)
(b)
Assistant Editor, IRMA Journal.
Deokaran Award for Refractories - 2011 from Indian Ceramic Society.
Prof. R. Mazumdar: R.L.Thakur Memorial Award (Young Scientist) - 2011 from Indian Ceramic Society
Prof. H. S. Maiti:
D.N. Agrawal Memorial award - 2011 from Indian Ceramic Society
3.
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME:
NIL
4.
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSE :
(a) Conducted in the Department :
Workshop: BRFST Topical Meeting Series, "Workshop on Development of Lithium based Ceramics for Tritium
Breeding (LCTB-2011)", 10-11th June'2011, NIT Rourkela
Short Term Course: Nil
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Conference :
(b) Participation by Faculty Members:
Name of the staff
Dr. J. Bera
Course/Seminar
Organization
2nd International Conference on
Key Engineering Materials
Period
Venue
International Association of February 26-28,
Computer Science and 2012
Information Technology
(IACSIT)
Peninsula
Excelsior
H o t e l ,
Singapore
Dr. Ritwik Sarkar International Conference on
Biomaterials and Implants:
Prospects and Possibilities in the
New Millennium (BIO 2011)
Central Glass and Ceramic July 21-23, 2011 Kolkata, India
Research Institute, Kolkata
Dr. Bibhuti B.
Nayak
Progress in Materials Science and
Engineering (PMSE 2012
Indian
Institute
Technology, Kharagpur
Dr. Bibhuti B.
Nayak
INTERMAG 2011
25th-29th April Taipei, Taiwan
Dr. S.K. Pratihar
ICE 2011 Conference
12
16 S y d n e y ,
December 2011, Australia
Dr. Ranabrata
Mazumder
International Conference on
Electrocermics (ICE 2011), ,
School of Materials Science December 12- University of
and Engineering, University 16, 2011
New South
of New South Wales,
W a l e s ,
Australia
Australia
Dr. Ranabrata
Mazumder
International Seminar on "Energy
Efficient Materials,Manufacturing
Processes & Machineries for
Ceramic
Industries"
And The 75th Annual Session of the
Indian Ceramic Society
The Indian Ceramic Society December 19- A u d i t o r i u m
and Khurja Centre of CSIR- 22, 2011
Shilpgram,
Central Glass and Ceramic
Agra
Research Institute
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Development of calcium phosphate based SERB, DST
machinable bioceramics
Development of nano carbon containing TSDP, DST
magnesia carbon refractories.
Rourkela
Assistance
received
23.4 Lakhs
65.0 Lakhs
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of 20th
-21st IIT, Kharagpur
January 2012
Investigator
Brief report
Ritwik Sarkar Ist year
and
Sumit received
Kumar Pal
February
Ritwik Sarkar
fund
in
Technically
a p p r o v e d ,
Financial approval
pending.
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Development of a Technology Package for
Manufacturing Low Cost Sanitary wares to
Accelerate the Pace of Implementation of
Rural Sanitation in Tribal Belts of Orissa and
Neighboring States
Assistance for
Development of
State S & T
Councils",
Government of
India, Ministry of
Science and
Technology, DST.
Development of Lithium Silicate Ceramic BRFST
Pebbles by Microwave Sintering For the Test
Blanket Module (TBM)
Assistance
Investigator
received
P r o j e c t s S.K. Pratihar
Recommended
for funding
29.62
Lakhs
Development of Low - Carbon Steel Plant TECHNOLOGY
1.01 Crore
Refractories with Non-oxide Ceramic SYSTEMS
Additives
DEVELOPMENT
(TSD) PROGRAMME,
DST, GOVT. OF
INDIA with Tata
Krosaki Refractories
Limited,
(b)
Brief report
P r o j e c t s
Recommended for
funding
R. Mazumder Project sanctioned
and
S. for three year,
Bhattacharyya
D. Sarkar and
R. Sarkar
Research Publication :
I. Paper Published :
1. A. Chakrabarti, J. Bera, Structure and ferroelectric properties of BaBi3.8M0.2(Ti3.8Nb0.2)O15 (M=Mg, Ca, Sr
and Ba) ceramics, Physica B: Condensed Matter, Volume 406, Issue 14, 15 July 2011, Pages 2891-2897,
2. P.K. Roy, J. Bera, Study on electromagnetic properties of MgCuZn ferrite/BaTiO3 composites, Materials Chemistry and Physics, 132 (2012) 354-357.
3. J P NAYAK and J BERA, Preparation of an efficient humidity indicating silica gel from rice husk ash, Bull. Mater.
Sci., Vol. 34, No. 7, December 2011, pp. 1683–1687
4. Bidhan Mandal, Ritwik Sarkar and Pranab Daspoddar, Effect of different mullite precursors on the properties
of low cement high alumina castable,Industrial Ceramics, 31 [3] 217-222 (2011).
5. Mousom Bag, Sukumar Adak and Ritwik Sarkar,Study on low carbon containing MgO-C refractory: use of nano
carbon, Ceramics International, 38 (2012) 2339–2346.
6. Mousom Bag, Sukumar Adak and Ritwik Sarkar,Nano carbon containing MgO-C refractory: effect of graphite
content, Ceramics International, In Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available online 5 March 2012
7. Ritwik Sarkar & Goutam Banerjee, Hydroxyapatite based synthetic orbital implant, Interceram, 60 [3-4] 239241 (2011)
8. Ritwik Sarkar and Anupama Baskey, Decomposition and densification study of zircon with additives, Interceram,
60 [5] 308 – 11 (2011).
9. Ritwik Sarkar and Akash Satpathy, High alumina self flow castable with different binders, Refractories World
Forum, 4 [2] 129-133 (2012).
10. S. K Swain, S. V. Dorozhkin, D. Sarkar, Synthesis and Dispersion of Hydroxyapatite Nanopowders, Mat. Sc. Engg.
– C, doi:10.1016/j.msec.2012.03.014, 2012 2011 (IF - 2.178).
11. S. Swain, D. Sarkar, A Comparative Study: Hydroxyapatite Spherical Nano Powders and Elongated Nano Rods,
Ceramics International, 37 [7] 2927 – 2930, 2011(IF - 1.471).
12. S. K. Swain, S. Bhattachryya and D. Sarkar, Preparation of Porous Scaffold from Hydroxyapatite Powders, Material Science and Engineering – C, 31 [6] 1240 – 1244, 2011 (IF - 2.178).
13. Patra, H., Rout, S.K., Pratihar, S.K., Bhattacharya, S., Thermal, electrical and electrochemical characteristics of
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Ba1-xSrxCo0.8Fe0.2O3-ä cathode material for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells ” (2011) International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 36 (18), pp. 11904-11913.
14. Mula, S., Sahani, P., Pratihar, S.K., Mal, S., Koch, C.C., Mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of CuCr and Cu-Cr-4% SiC nanocomposites for thermo-electric applications, (2011) Materials Science and Engineering A, 528 (13-14), pp. 4348-4356.
15. Patra, H., Rout, S.K., Pratihar, S.K., Bhattacharya, S., Effect of process parameters on combined EDTA-citrate
synthesis of Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.8Fe0.2O3-ä perovskite, (2011) Powder Technology, 209 (1-3), pp. 98-104
16. Rashmi R. Das, Bibhuti B. Nayak, S. Adak, A. K. Chattopadhyay, Influence of nanocrystalline MgAl2O4 spinel
addition on the properties of MgO-C refractories, Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 27, 242, (2012)
17. Bibhuti B. Nayak, Aparna Mondal, Satish Vitta, D. Bahadur, Effect of nickel ferrite on electrical and magnetic
properties in LCMO: nickel ferrite nanocomposites,IEEE Transaction on Magnetics, 47, 2728 (2011)
18. S. K. Mohanty, G. Purohit, R. D. Purohit, P. K. Sinha, A. Mondal, Bibhuti B. Nayak, Synthesis, structural and
microstructural studies of Ni/NiO: ZrO2 nanocomposites for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cell
application, International Journal of Nanoscience, 10, 727 (2011).
19. P. Nayak, Bibhuti B. Nayak, Aparna Mondal, Surfactant assisted synthesis of high surface area ceria modified
mesoporous tetragonal zirconia powder and its chromium adsorption study, Materials Chemistry and Physics, 127, 12 (2011).
20. S. K. Mohanty, Bibhuti B. Nayak, G. Purohit, A. Mondal, R. D. Purohit, P. K. Sinha, Efficient way of precipitation
to synthesize Ni2+-ion stabilized tetragonal zirconia nanopowders, Materials Letters, 65, 959 (2011)
II.
Paper Presented in Seminar/Conference/Symposia :
1. Jyoti Prakash Nayak, Japes Bera, Bioactive Porous Silica Ceramics Prepared using Rice Husk Ash by Gelcasting
Method, 2nd International Conference on Key Engineering Materials, February 26-28, 2012, Singapore
2. Ritwik Sarkar and Sumit Kumar Pal, Preliminary study to develop machinable calcium phosphate based
bioceramics International Conference on Biomaterials and Implants: Prospects and Possibilities in the New
Millennium (BIO 2011),July 21-23, 2011,CGCRI, Kolkata
3. S. Adak, A. S. Bal, A. K. Chattopadhyay, R. P. Rana, M. Bag and R. Sarkar, Development of new generation
magnesia carbon brick using nano carbon, 54th International Colloquium on Refractories 19-20th October,
2011 Aachen, Germany.
4. R.Mazumder, Bhabani Sankar Sahu, S. Bhatacharyya, P.Chaudhuri“Development of Lithium Titanate Ceramics
by Autocombustion Technique: Synthesis, Sintering and Characterization” BRFST Topical Meeting Series, Workshop on Development of Lithium based Ceramics for Tritium Breeding (LCTB-2011), 10-11th June’2011, NIT
Rourkela.
5. A.Choudhary, S. Bhatacharyya, P.Chaudhuri, J. P. Nayak, J. Bera, R.Mazumder, “Synthesis of Lithium Orthosilicate
by Sol-Gel Technique: Effect of Two Source of Silica” BRFST Topical Meeting Series, Workshop on Development
of Lithium based Ceramics for Tritium Breeding (LCTB-2011) 10-11th June’2011, NIT Rourkela.
6. Ganesh K. Sahoo and Ranabrata Mazumder, Dielectric and Piezoelectric Properties of Lead free
(Ba0.85Ca0.15)(Ti1-x Zrx)O3 Ceramics Prepared by Solution Based Autocombustion Method, International
Conference on Electrocermics (ICE 2011), December 12-16, 2011, University of New SouthWales, Australia.
7. Ganesh K. Sahoo and Ranabrata Mazumder Dielectric and Piezoelectric Properties of Lead free x Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O3
– (1-x) (Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO3 Cearmics, International Seminar on “Energy Efficient Materials, Manufacturing Processes & Machineries for Ceramic Industries” December 19, 2011, Auditorium Shilpgram, Agra, U.P.
8. A.Choudhary, B.S.Sahu, P.Chaudhuri, R.Mazumder Synthesis of Li4SiO4 by solution combustion method for Test
Blanket Module Application, The Platinum Jubilee Session of The Indian Ceramic Society,December 20-22,
2011, Taj Khema, Shilpgram Area, Agra, U.P.
III.
Paper Accepted for Publication:
IV.
Patent: NIL
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(c) Doctoral Programme:
Guide
Title
Name of the Student
Brief Report
Barium Strontium Cobalt Ferrite for Dr. S. K. Pratihar &
SOFC Application
Dr. S. Bhattacharyya
Mrs. Hemlata Patra
Thesis under Review
Perovskite Type Cathode Material Dr. S. K. Pratihar &
for SOFC Application
Dr. S. Bhattacharyya
Mr. Sarat Kumar Rout
Work in Progress
Multiferrroic composite materials S. K. Pratihar
Bibhuti B. Nayak
Arun Chowdhury
Work is in progress
Anode materials
application
Subrat K. Mohanty
Work is in progress
Sanjay Swain
Work is in progress
Development of Lead free Dr. R. Mazumdar & Dr. S. K.
Piezoelectric material
Pratihar
Ganesh Kumar Sahoo
Work is in progress
Study on the development of in-situ Dr. Ritwik Sarkar and Dr. I.
spinel containing alumina- N. Chakravorty
magnesia castable
Mr Sambrata Ray
Work is in progress
Synthesis and characterization of Dr. S. Bhattacharyya and Dr
HAp based porous bioceramics
Ritwik Sarkar
Mrs. Smruti Rekha Das Work is in progress
High surface area ceramic Dr. Bibhuti B. Nayak
nanoparticles
Nadiya Bihari Nayak
Work is in progress
Inter-grown Bismuth Layered Dr. J. Bera
Structure Ferroelectrics
Geetanjali Parida
Work is in progress
Lithium Based Breeder Materials
Bhabani Sankar Sahu
Work is in progress
Sangeeta Adhikari
Work is in progress
Development
bioceramics
in
of
SOFC Bibhuti B. Nayak
porous Dr. D. Sarkar
Dr. R. Mazumdar
P. Choudhuri
Nano-materials for Alternative Dr. D. Sarkar
Energy
(d)
Ph.D. Degree Awarded: Three
Title
Guide
Name of the Student
Brief Report
Powder Processing, Mechanical Properties Dr. S Bhattacharyya Yougojoti Nayak
and Bioactivity of Hydroxyapatite-Zirconia
Composites
Degree Awarded
Ferroelectric Properties of Doped Bi-Layer Dr. J. Bera
Structured Aurivillius Compounds
Ms. Arundhati Chakraborti
Degree Awarded
Development of Advanced Ceramics Using Dr. J. Bera
Silica from Rice Husk
Mr. Jyoti Prakash Nayak
Degree Awarded
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(e)
Master Thesis Completed: Two
Guide
Title
Name of the Student
Brief Report
Development of Environment Friendly New
Generation MgO-C Brick Using Nano Carbon
Sarkar, R and Adak, S Mr Mousom Bag
Degree Awarded
Utilization of blast furnace slag as a raw material
for the manufacture of Portland cement clinker
J. Bera
Degree Awarded
(f)
Popular Lectures by Outside Experts :
Date
27.01.2012
6.
Mr. Debabrata Dutta
Speaker
Topic
Prof Chacko Jacob, IIT, Kharagpur
Carbon Based Nanomaterials – the role of the catalyst
CONSULTANCY SERVICES:
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
Chemical Analysis, HMOR, ORIND Steel Lathikata; IFGL Refractories Kalunga; Times
Firing and XRD
Steel & Power Ltd., Raj refractory, Wright Ceramics, Ardee
Business Services, Durga Steel Plant
7.
Rs.3.9 Lakhs
EQUIPMENT ACQUIRED :
Manufacturer
Cost (Lakhs)
High Speed Diamond Saw
MTI Corporation USA
0.7
Glass Softening and Density Apparatus
MK Traders
1.7
Planetary Mixture
Hobart
3.5
8. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION / SOCIETIES:
Dr. Ranabrata Mazumder:
(a) Member of IEEE, USA
(b) Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control (UFFC) Society
(c) Life member of Indian Science Congress Association
(Membership no.L17703)
9.
LABORATORIES:
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Dr. Raghubansh Kumar Singh
FACULTIES
Professor
2.
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. Pradip Rath :
Ph.D
Prof. (Mrs.) Abanti Sahoo :
Ph.D
Prof. Shabina Khanam :
Ph.D
Prof. Kartik Chandra Biswal :
Ph.D.
Prof. Santanu Paria :
Ph.D
Prof. Arvind Kumar:
Ph.D
Prof. Satish Kumar Agarwal:
Ph.D
Prof. (Mrs.) Madhusree Kundu :
Ph.D
Prof. Hara Mohan Jena
Ph.D
Prof. Raghubansha Kumar Singh:
Ph.D
Prof. Basudeb Munshi :
Ph.D
Prof. Pradeep Chowdhury :
Ph.D
Prof. (Mrs.) Susmita Mishra :
Ph.D
Dr. Sujit Sen :
Ph.D
:
DISTINCTION ACHIEVED
a) By Student
b) By Faculty Members.
PATENT
1. R. K. Singh, A. K. Panda, 'Catalytic conversion of waste polypropylene to liquid fuel' Application no 674/KOL/
2011 publication date 24/06/2011 Journal No.- 25/2011
2. R. K. Singh, Vikranth Volli, 'Production of Fuel Oil from Sesame (Sesamum Indicum) De-Oiled Cake' applied for
patent.
3. R. K. Singh, Sachin Kumar, 'Catalytic conversion of waste high density polyethylene to liquid fuel' applied for
patent.
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
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SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTERSCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/ WORKSHOPS:
a) Conducted in the Department:
Sponsoring Agency
Name of the coordinator
DBT,CSIR,MoEF,
DRDO,INSA,BRNS
Dr. Arvind Kumar
Dr. Sujit Sen (Co-Convener)
Dr. Pradip Chowdhury (Co-Convener)
Title of the course
Duration
National Conference on Recent Advances 2-days
in Chemical and Environmental
Engineering, organized by Chemical
Engineering Department during 20th -2st
January, 2012
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(b)
Participation by Faculty Members:
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Dr. A. Sahoo
ICCCP-2011and
APCBEES
28-29 May-2011
Bangkok
Dr.R.K.Singh
ICCCP-2011and
APCBEES
28-29th May-2011
Bangkok
Dr. A. Sahoo
WCE-2011
IAENG
6-8th July-2011
London
Dr. A. Sahoo
APCChE-2012
APCChE
21st-24th Feb.-2012
Singapore
Dr. H. M. Jena
14 th Asian Chemical Congress
2011
Pro Congress
(Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Sept 05-08, 2011
B a n g k o k ,
Thailand
Dr. H. M. Jena
4th International Congress of
Environmental Research
JERAD, Bhopal and
SVNIT, Surat
Dec 15-17, 2011
SVNIT,
India
Dr. H. M. Jena
243rd ACS National Meeting 2012
American Chemical March 25-29, 2012 San
Diego,
Society
California, USA
Prof. Arvind
Kumar
Conference on recent advances in
chemical engineering and
technology (RACET 2011). Cochin
Cochin Univ.
Dr. Sujit Sen
243rd American Chemical Society
National Meeting and Exposition
American Chemical 25th-29th March,
Society
2012
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
th
Surat,
March 10-12, 2011 Cochin
Sponsored Assistance
Investigator
by
received
Abatement of Fluorides Using Fluidized MoEF,
13.7Lakh
Dr. A. Sahoo
Bed Reactor
Title of the scheme
San
Diego,
California, USA
Brief report
Production of Hydrogen gas from MNRE,
Biomass and Wastes Using Fluidized
Bed Gasifier
26.74Lakh
Development of cost effective and high CSIR
uptake capacity surface modified
adsorbents for arsenic removal utilizing
industrial wastes
10 Lac + one Prof. Arvind To prepare surface modified
staff
Kumar
adsorbents from waste generated
(by product) from different
industries like sponge iron (char),
Sugarcane and coal based thermal
power plant (fly ash), steel
industries (slag), aluminum
industry (red mud) and so many
other industries which are
responsible for huge amount of
generation of waste.
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Sponsored Assistance
Investigator
by
received
S. Paria
Synthesis of sulfur nanoparticles by CSIR
14 lakh
organic acid catalyzed reaction of
sodium thiosulphate in aqueous
surfactant media
Title of the scheme
Brief report
Sulfur nanoparticles synthesized in
aqueous media and used as
template for synthesis of hollow
nanoparticles.
Feasibility of CO2 sequestration in deep DST
india coals
10 lakhs
S. Mishra
Design of a cheap water filter to remove DST
cr(VI) from the contaminated water
10 lakhs
S. Mishra
Process
Integration
based CSIR
modifications for the energy
conservation of Sponge Iron Plants
Shabina
10 lakhs + Dr.
Khanam
Staff
Problem identification and data
And
collection are completed. Now
Dr.
Abanti problem formulation is carried out
Sahoo
b)
Research Publications:
i)
PAPER PUBLISHED
Characterization
of
coals
respective to their origin, set up for
gas adsorption fabricated and CO2
and methane gas was adsorbed on
the samples at different
incremental pressure at fixed
temperature.
Water samples after collected were
characterized, different treatment
techniques were explored.
Adsorption on ion-exchange resin
was studied and the filter was
designed to treat Chromium
contaminated water.
1) Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri, Saswati Sunayana, and Santanu Paria. "Wettability of a PTFE surface by cationicnon-ionic surfactant mixtures in the presence of electrolytes". In Press, Soft Matter, March 20, 2012.
DOI:10.1039/C2SM25309G.
2) Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri and Santanu Paria. "Core/shell nanoparticles: Classes, properties, synthesis
mechanisms, characterization, and applications". Chemical Reviews, 112, 2373-2433, 2012.
3) Naveen Noah Jason, Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri, and Santanu Paria. "Self assembly of colloidal sulfur particles
influenced by sodium oxalate salt on glass surface from evaporating drops". Soft Matter, 8, 3771-3780,
2012.
4) Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri and Santanu Paria. "A novel method for the templated synthesis of Ag2S hollow
nanospheres in aqueous surfactant media". J. Colloid and Interface Sci., 369, 117-122, 2012.
5) Minaketan Ray and Santanu Paria. "Growth kinetics of silver bromide nanoparticles in aqueous nonionic
surfactant solutions". Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 50, 11601-11607, 2011.
6) Nihar Ranjan Biswal and Santanu Paria. "Wetting of TX-100 and Igepal CO 630 surfactants on PTFE surface".
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 50, 6138-6145, 2011.
7) Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri and Santanu Paria. "Growth kinetics of sulfur nanoparticles in aqueous of surfactant
solutions". J. Colloid and Interface Sci. 354, 563-569, 2011.
8) Susmita Mishra and Ramakrishna Gottipati. "Application of response surface methodology for optimization
of Cr(III) and Cr(VI) adsorption on commercial activated carbons", Research Journal of Chemical Sciences 2
(2), 40?48, 2012.
9) Ramakrishna Gottipati, Susmita Mishra."A kinetic study on pyrolysis and
combustion characteristics of
oil cakes: Effect of cellulose and lignin content", Journal of Fuel Chemistry and Technology, 39 (4), 265-270,
2011.
10) Deepthi Tirumalaraju and Susmita Mishra,"Removal of Zinc from Aqueous Solution on HCl Impregnated
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11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
26)
27)
28)
29)
30)
31)
ii.
Sponge Iron Plant Waste:Optimization by DOE", International Journal of Environmental Science and
Development, Vol. 2, No.4, 2011.
Vamsi Krishna Garapati and Susmita Mishra, "Hydrocarbon Degradation using Fungal Isolate: Nutrients
Optimized by Combined Grey Relational Analysis", International Journal of Engineering Research and
Applications (IJERA), Vol. 2, Issue 2, 390-399,Mar-Apr 2012.
A. Sahoo, S. Pandey and R. Tripathy, "Studies on Drying and Shrinkage of Different Shaped Food Particles in a
Fluidized Bed Dryer: Emperical Models and Statistical Analysis", Journal of Engineering Research and Studies,
E-ISSN 0976-7916, vol-III/Issue-I, January-March, 2012/139-143.
Sahoo, A., "Bed Expansion and Fluctuation in Cylindrical Gas Solid Fluidized Beds with Stirred Promoters",
Advanced Powder Technology journal, Vol-22, November-2011, p 753-760.
Sutar, H. K. and Sahoo A., " Effect of Distributor-Orifice on Drying Kinetics in a Fluidized Bed Drier", International
Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications, Vol.2, No. 5, October 2011, p 346-351.
Sutar, H. K. and Sahoo A. , Computational Simulation of Unsteady State Heat Transfer in Externally Heated
Magnesio Thermic Reduction Reactor: An overview (CSUHEMTRR), International Journal of Chemical
Engineering and Applications, Vol. 2 , No. 3 , June 2011.
Sutar, H. K. and Sahoo A. , "Unsteady State Heat Transfer in Externally Heated Magnesio Thermic Reduction
reactor" International Proceedings of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering, Vol-10, ISSN
2010-4618 and ISBN 978-981-08-8865-7, P-210-214, June - 2011.
A.K Prasad, R.K. Prasad, S. Khanam, "Development of energy conservations scenarios for sponge iron industry
using process integration" Energy Efficiency, 4, 3, 2011, Page 321-333
A.K.Prasad, R.K. Prasad, S. Khanam, Design Modifications for Energy Conservation of Sponge Iron Plants,"
Journal of Thermal Science and Engineering Applications, 3, 1, 2011, pp. 015001-1 to 015001-11.
G. Gautami and S.Khanam, "Selection of optimum configuration for multiple effect evaporator system"
Desalination, 288, 2012, pp. 16-23..
Low-Cost Adsorbents: Process Parameter Optimization Using a Taguchi Experimental Ghanshyam Berman,
Arvind Kumar*, Prateek Khare. Removal of Congo Red by Carbonized Design. J. Chem. Eng. Data 2011, 56,
4102-4108.
Sachin Kumar, Achyut K.Panda, R. K. Singh, A review on Tertiary recycling of high density polyethylene to fuel,
Resources, Conservation & Recycling 55(2011) 893-910
Sachin Kumar, Ankit Agrawalla, R. K. Singh, 'Thermogravimetric analysis of groundnut cake' International
Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 4, August 2011.
Debalaxmi Pradhan, R. K. Singh, 'Thermal pyrolysis of bicycle waste tyre using batch reactor' International
Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 5, October 2011.
Ankit Agrawalla, Sachin Kumar, R. K. Singh, 'Pyrolysis of groundnut de-oiled cake and characterization of the
liquid product' Bioresource Technology, 102 (2011) 10711-10716.
Saswat Rath, Sachin Kumar, R. K. Singh, 'Performance & emission analysis of blends of karanja methyl ester
with diesel in a compression ignition engine' International Journal of Ambient Energy, Vol. 32, No. 3, September
2011, 161-166.
Sachin Kumar, R. K. Singh, 'Recovery of hydrocarbon liquids from waste high density poly ethylene by thermal
pyrolysis' Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering, Vol. 28, No. 04, pp. 659 - 667, October - December, 2011.
Vikranth Volli, R. K. Singh, 'Production of bio-oil from mahua de-oiled cake by thermal pyrolysis' Journal of
Renewable and Sustainable Energy 4, 013101 (2012).
V. P. Yadav, S. K. Maity, P. Biswas, R. K. Singh, 'Kinetics of Esterification of Ethylene Glycol with Acetic Acid
Using Cation Exchange Resin Catalyst' Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Quarterly, Volume 25, Issue 3,
2011, Pages 359-366.
R. Prakash, R. K. Singh, and S. Murugan, 'Experimental Studies on a Diesel Engine Fueled with Wood Pyrolysis
Oil Diesel Emulsions' International Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 6, December
2011
Vikranth Volli, R. K. Singh, 'Production of bio-oil from de-oiled cakes by thermal pyrolysis' Fuel. 96(2012)
579-585.
K. P. Shadangi, R. K. Singh, 'Thermolysis of polanga seed cake to bio oil using semi batch reactor' available
online to Fuel.
PAPERS PRESENTED IN CONFERENCES/ SEMINAR/ SYMPOSIA :
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1. Tripathy, R. and Sahoo, A., "CO2 Absorption Using Aqueous Amines solution : A Simulation Approach with the
help of ASPEN Plus", Paper ID : 0373, published in the proceedings of Technological Advancements in Chemical
and Environmental Engineering (TACEE), held at BITS-Pilani, during 23rd-24th March, 2012.
2. S. Jena and A. Sahoo, "A Comparative Study on Diffusivity and Mass Transfer Coefficients of Mushrooms and
Vegetables Dried in a Fluidized Bed Dryer Using ANN" in proceedings of International Conference 14th
APCChE-2012, held in Singapore during 21st-24th Febtuary, 2012. (http://hdl.handle.net/2080/1636)
3. Tripathy, R. and Sahoo, A., "Parameters and Bed-hydrodynamic studies for fluidized bed biomass gasification
using ASPEN PLUS simulation", in Proceedings of International Conference on Advances in Energy Research
2011 held at IIT Mumbai during 9-11th December, 2011, p-35.
4. Sahoo, B. and Sahoo, A., "Mathematical Modelling for Hydrodynamic Studies of Spouted bed", in proceedings
of World Congress for Engineers-2011, (WCE-2011) Vol-III, held at London, UK during 6-8th July-2011
5. Tripathy, R. and Sahoo, A. "Hydrogen as a Green Fuel from Biomass Wastes Using Fluidized Bed Gasifier", in
proceedings of the National conference on Recent Trends in Alternate Energy 2011, held at NIT Calicut, Kerala
during 9-10th June-2011.
6. Sutar, H. K. and Sahoo A. , "Unsteady State Heat Transfer in Externally Heated Magnesio Thermic Reduction
reactor" in Proceedings of ICCCP-2011 held at Bangkok during 28-29th May, 2011.
7. Urmi Mullick and Susmita Mishra, "Removal of Chromium (VI) using anion exchange resin TULSION A-23 for
drinking water purpose" presented during National level Conference 'ChEmference 2011', 23-24 Sept'11,
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore,India.
8. V. BalajiPatro and Susmita Mishra, "Microbial leaching for the Extraction of Nickel and Cobalt from the
Chromite Overburden of Sukinda Mines, Orissa" presented during National level conference CHEMCON2011, 27-29 December 2011, Bangalore,India.
9. Tanu Singh and Susmita Mishra, "Removal of Nickel by using anion exchange resin" presented during National
level conference CHEMCON-2011, 27-29 December 2011, Bangalore, India.
10. Ankit. K, Venkatesh. K, Deepthi. T, Susmita Mishra, "Application of Industrial Solid Waste in Removal of
Methylene Blue from Industrial Effluent" National Conference on Recent Advances in Chemical and
Environmental Engineering (RACEE-2012), 20-Jan-2012 to 21-Jan-2012, Rourkela, INDIA.
11. Naveen Noah Jason, Rajib Ghosh Chaudhuri, and Santanu Paria. "Self-assembly of colloidal sulfur particles
on hydrophilic surface." 243rd ACS National Meeting, San Diego, CA, March 24-29, 2012.
12. Anil Kumar Prasad, Vivek Kumar and Shabina Khanam, "Generation of Energy Conservation Measures for
Sponge Iron Plants", Proceeding of WCE-2011 Vol-III, Imperial college London, July, 6-8, 2011, London, UK
13. H. M. Jena, Amit Kumar, 2011. Analysis of bed voidage characteristic of a gas-liquid- solid fluidized bed by
CFD simulation and experiment. 14th Asian Chemical Congress 2011, 05-08 September, 2011, Bangkok,
Thailand.
14. Satya Sundar Mohanty, H. M. Jena, G. R. Satpathy, 2011. Comparative Study of the Phenol Biodegradation
Potential of Free Cells and Immobilized Pseudomonas Resinovorans. 4th International Congress of
Environmental Research, 15-17 December, 2011, SVNIT, Surat, India.
15. Shailendra Kr. Pandey, H. M. Jena, 2011. Dynamic investigation of three phase flow in cylindrical fluidized
bed by using CFD simulation. 38th National Conference on Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power, 15-17 December,
2011, MANIT, Bhopal, India.
16. Shailendra Kr. Pandey, H. M. Jena, 2011. CFD simulation of three phase fluidized bed for studies of hydrodynamic
behavior and energy computation. CHEMCON - 2011, 27 - 29 December, 2011, M S Ramaiah Institute of
Technology (MSRIT), Bangalore, India.
17. Hara M. Jena, Gopendra K. Roy, Bhim C. Meikap, 2012. Experimental and CFD based analysis of the
hydrodynamic characteristics of a gas-liquid-solid fluidized bed. 14th Asia Pacific Confederation of Chemical
Engineering Congress, 21-24 February, 2012, Singapore.
18. H. M. Jena, 2012. Bed pressure drop characteristic of a gas-liquid-solid fluidized bed. 243rd ACS National
Meeting 2012, 25-29 March, 2012, San Diego, California, USA.
19. Prateek Khare, Arvind Kumar. Arsenic removal from water using iron impregnated activated carbon.
Conference on recent advances in chemical engineering and technology (RACET 2011) Cochin, March 10-12,
2011
20. Ghanshyam barman and Arvind kumar. Optimization of process parameters for brilliant green removal.
Conference on recent advances in chemical engineering and technology (RACET 2011). Cochin, March 10-12,
2011
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21. Pradip Chowdhury, Sankarnarayanan Hariharan and Gaurav Chandrakar, "Fabrication of Metal Organic
Framework based Membrane," Characterization and Simulation of Novel Membranes and Separations, AIChE
Annual Meeting 2011, Minneapolis, USA
22. Sankaranarayanan H, Rashmi Prava Mohanty, and Pradip Chowdhury, "Growth of Metal Organic Frameworks
on Ceramic Membranes," International Conference and Workshop on Nanostructured Ceramics and other
Nanomaterials, University of Delhi, India
23. Sujit Sen, "Selective reduction of Chloronitrobenzne using H2S-rich Monoethanolamine: Kinetic studies and
optimization", 243rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition, San Diego, California, USA, 25th - 29th March,
2012.
24. Sujit Sen, "Selective synthesis of Dibenzyl Thioether under solvent free condition using hydrogen sulfide",
Accepted for 243rd ACS National Meeting & Exposition, San Diego, Calif.
25. R. K. Singh, Saswat Kumar Pradhan, 'Recovery Of Bio Oil from Sesame Seeds By Thermal Pyrolysis' presented
in Indian Engineering Congress, December 15-18, 2011 at Ground Palace, Bangalore.
26. R Prakash, Pullagura G, Singh R. K., Murugan S, Effect of Hydrogen Enrichment on the Performance and
Emissions of a Complete Bio-Fueled Diesel Engine' presented in International Conference on Mechanical,
Automobile and Robotics Engineering (ICMAR'2011), Oct. 7-8, 2011, Pattaya, Thailand.
27. R. K. Singh, Saswat Kumar Pradhan, 'Recovery Of Bio Oil from Mustard Seeds By Thermal Pyrolysis' prensted
in Chemcon-2011, December 27-29, 2011 held at M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore.
28. R. K. Singh, Saswat Rath, 'Performance Analysis Of Blends Of Karanja Methyl Ester In A Compression Ignition
Engine' " in Proceedings of ICCCP-2011 held at Bangkok during 28-29th May, 2011.
29. Achyut K. Panda, R. K. Singh, 'Thermo-catalytic degradation of thermocol waste to value added liquid products'
presented at International Conference on Global Trends in Pure and Applied Chemical Sciences, March 3-4,
2012 at Udaipur, Rajasthan (India).
30. Pandey, J. K. and Munshi, B. (2011). Comparative study between conventional and inverse fluidized bed (ifb)
reactor by cfd simulation, International Conference on Innovative Science & Engineering Technology. 08-09
April, 2011. VVP Engineering College, Rajkot, Gujrat.
31. Pandey, A. K. and Munshi, B. (2011) A numerical study of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluid flow and heat
transfer over a series of circular/non-circular objects using CFD modeling, International Conference on
Innovative Science & Engineering Technology. 08-09 April, 2011. VVP Engineering College, Rajkot, Gujrat.
32. Deo Karan Ram, D. C. Sau and K. C. Biswal, 'Ansys 13.0 computational fuild dynamics analysis and
experimental study of the hydrodynamic of a gas-solid tapered fluidized bed' presented in the International
Conference on "Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technolgy" organized by the college of engineering,
Teerthankar Mahaveer University, Moradabad (India) on April 6-7, 2012.
iii.
PAPER ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION :
l
V. Kumar and S.Khanam, "Recovery and utilisation of waste heat in a coal based sponge iron process"
Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification (CEP-D-11-00390).
l
Arvind Kumar*, B. Prasad, I. M. Mishra. Treatment of Acrylonitrile bearing wastewater using Adsorption.
(accepted) ID: CJCE-10-0096.R3.
l
Debalaxmi Pradhan, R. K. Singh, 'Characterization of liquid product obtained by pyrolysis of bicycle tube'
accepted in Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization and Environmental Effects, Taylor and Francis
Series.
l
R. Prakash, R. K. Singh, S. Murugan, 'Experimental investigation on diesel engine fuelled with bio-oil biodiesel
emulsions' accepted in International Journal of Green Energy, Taylor and Francis series.
l
Niraj K. Nayan, Sachin Kumar, R. K. Singh, 'Characterization of the Liquid Product obtained by Thermal
Pyrolysis of Karanja Seed' accepted in Bioresource Technology, Elsevier Publications.
l
Niraj K. Nayan, Sachin Kumar, R. K. Singh, 'Production of the Liquid Fuel by Thermal Pyrolysis of Neem Seed'
accepted in Fuel, Elsevier Publications.
l
Sachin Kumar, Niraj K. Nayan, R. K. Singh, 'Thermogravimetric Analysis of Non-Edible Oilseeds (Karanja and
Neem Seeds)' accepted in Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization and Environmental Effects, Taylor and
Francis Series.
C)
Doctoral Programme :
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Name of the
Supervisor
Title
Interfacial behavior of plant and synthetic surfactants
S. Paria
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
N. R. Biswal
Synthesis and characterization of core/shell and hollow S. Paria
nanoparticles
R. Ghosh Chaudhuri
Green synthesis of nanoparticles and antimicrobial S. Paria
properties of nanoparticles
K. J. Rao
Synthesis and characterization of doped nanoparticles S. Paria
S. Boxi
Studies on Feasibility of Pigment Production on Cheap Dr.Susmita Mishra
substrates Using Microbes
K.Tarangini
Detoxification of heavy metals using recombinant Dr.Susmita Mishra
microbes.
Adya das
Preparation and characterization of microporous Dr.Susmita Mishra
activated carbon from biomass and its application in
the removal of Chromium(VI) from aqueous solutions
Ramakrishna Gottipati Dissertation
submitted
Process Integration based modifications for the energy Dr Shabina Khanam A.K.Poonia, NIT Raipur
conservation
Energy conservation in sponge iron plant
Dr Shabina Khanam T. Deepthi
Conversion of waste HDPE into liquid fuels
Prof. R. K. Singh
Sachin Kumar
Production and characterization of liquid fuels from Prof. R. K. Singh
pyrolysis of mixed waste plastics
A. Ramesh Babu
Co-pyrolysis of biomass and mixed plastic
Prof. R. K. Singh
Debalaxmi Pradhan
Production of bio-ethanol
Prof. R. K. Singh
Suresh Chaluvadi
(d)
Ph.D. Degree Awarded:
Guide
Name of the Scholar
Title of the Thesis
Marks
A.K. Prasad, NIT Jamshedpur Dr Shabina Khanam Application of Pinch Technology for Process Completed
and Dr R.K. Prasad Integration in Coal Based Sponge Iron Plant
(NIT Jamshedpur)
Achyut K. Panda
e)
Prof R. K. Singh
S Studies on Process Optimization for Production Provisional
of Liquid Fuels from Waste Plastics
Degree
Awarded
Master Thesis Completed :
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Self-assembly of colloidal sulfur particles on flat surfaces from evaporating sessile drops S. Paria
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Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Removal of zinc, nickel and copper ions from waste water using char- a sponge iron plant Dr.Susmita Mishra
waste.
Adsorption of methane on activated carbon by volumetric method
Dr.Susmita Mishra
The Effects of Various Parameters on the Performance of Fluidized Bed Reactor and Gasifier Dr. Abanti Sahoo
Studies on Batch Drying Characteristics and transfer coefficients of the Food Grains and Dr. Abanti Sahoo
Vegetables in a Fluidized Bed Dryer : ANN Analysis
Data-based Modeling: Application in Process Identification, Monitoring and Fault Detection Dr.Madhusree Kundu
Multivariate statistical process monitoring and control
Dr.Madhusree Kundu
Modeling and simulation of crystallizer
Dr. S. khanam
Design of heat integrated multiple effect evaporator system with zero discharge
Dr. S. Khanam
Modeling and simulation of rotary kiln which special emphasis on energy consumption
Dr. S. Khanam
Treatment of phenolic wastewaters
Prof. Arvind Kumar
Congo red removal from wastewaters using Adsorption
Prof. Arvind Kumar
Studies on Improvement of Surface Characteristics and Stability of Cr, Cu and Zn Based Prof. Pradeep Chowdhury
Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs)
Liquid Fuel From Bio-Mass
Prof R. K. Singh
Recovery of bio-fuels from agricultural residues
Prof R. K. Singh
Recovery of value added fuel from waste bicycle tube and tyre
Prof R. K. Singh
A Computational Fluid Dynamics Study of Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer in a Micro channel Dr. Basudeb Munshi
f)
Sl. No.
Name of The speaker
-6.
Title
--
--
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Modeling and Simulation of Energy Efficient M/s. Eco Green Solution Systems (P) Ltd.
Multiple Effect Evaporator System
Bangalore
7.
Amount earned
4.46 Lakh
SL.No.
1
Name of the Equipment
Gas Analyser
Cost (Rupees)
6, 10,000/-
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SL.No.
8.
Name of the Equipment
2
Inverse Fluidized Bed
90,000/-
3
Fluidized Bed Reactor with Hot air generator
2,00,000/-
4
Freeze Dryer
6,00,000/-
5
Tubular Furnace
10,0000/-
6
Water bath shaker
4,3000/-
7
Lab. Oven
4,5000/-
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/SOCIETIES :
Brief report on the activities of the Association/Societies.
Elected as Vice President of IIChE, Rourkela Local Centre- Dr. A. Sahoo
9.
Cost (Rupees)
LABORATORIES :
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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Nagendra Roy
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Visiting Professors
Prof. Chitaranjan Patra
Ph.D.
Prof. A.V.Asha
Ph.D
Prof. Kakoli Karar (Paul)
Ph.D.
Prof. Amulya Kumar Panda
Ph.D.
Prof. Kanhu Charan Patra
Ph.D.
Prof. Asha Patel
M.Sc.Engg.
Prof. Simantini Behera
M.C.P.
Prof. Ashok Kumar Sahoo
Ph.D.
Prof. Mahabir Panda
Ph.D.
Prof.Awadhesh Kumar
Ph.D.
Prof. Somesh Jena
M.Tech.
Prof. Nagendra Roy
Ph.D
Prof.Kishanjit Kumar Khatua Prof. Ujjal Chattaraj
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Prof. Ramakar Jha
Ph.D
Prof.Kishore Chandra Biswal Prof. Uttam Kumar Mishra
Ph.D.
M.E.
Prof. Shishir Kumar Sahu
Ph.D.
Prof.Manoranjan Barik
Ph.D.
Prof. Prasant Kumar Bhuyan
Ph.D.
Prof. Suresh Prasad Singh
Ph.D.
Prof. Pradip Sarkar
Ph.D
Prof. Robin Davis P
Ph.D
Prof. Sarat Kumar Das
Ph.D
2.
a) By Student :
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
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SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/WORKSHOPS:
a) Conducted by the Faculty member in the Department:
Sponsoring Agency
Name(s) of the coordinator
Title of the course
Duration
European Commission
Prof. R. Jha
Awareness workshop on hydrological 19th Oct.
information system (HIS)
2011
NIT Rourkela
Prof. K.C. Patra
Workshop of Researches on Water 10-11th
Resources for PAN-NIT Professors
Dec 2011
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Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Asha Patel
Analysis and Design by using
FEM,XFEM and Mesh free method
Mechanical & Industrial Jul 10- 16, IIT,Roorkee
Engineering Department and 2010
CEC of IIT,Roorkee
Asha Patel
Simulation & Design by using
Extended Finite Element method
Mechanical & Industrial Dec 13-17, IIT,Roorkee
Engineering Department and 2010
CEC of IIT,Roorkee
Dr. R Jha
2nd meeting of Stakeholder
Advisory Group for Integrated
Water Resources Management of
ADB
Asian Development Bank 17th April Water Resources
(ADB) and Water Resources 2010
Department, Govt.
Department, Bhubaneswar,
of Orissa
Orissa
Dr. R Jha
2nd Annual meeting of the
European Union FP-7 funded
project CEOP-AEGIS
Institute of Remote Sensing 14-17 July Beijing China
Applications,
Chinese 2010
Academy of Science, Beijing
China
Dr. R Jha
"Interaction between urbanization
and water management" project
meeting funded by DAAD, Germany
Aachen University, Aachen, 27th Sept- Aachen, Germany
1st October
Germany
2010
Dr. R Jha
Meeting for evaluation of results
of the European Union FP-7 funded
project CEOP-AEGIS
Wageningen University & 1 9 - 2 5 W a g e n i n g e n
Research
Centre, F e b r u a r y University
&
Wageningen,
The 2011
Research Centre
Netherlands
Dr. M. Panda
Training Programme for Engineers
National Institute of Rural 06.07.10
Development
Dr. M. Panda
Indo-US workshop on Highway
and Airport Pavement Engg.:
Challenges and opportunities
IIT Kharagpur
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Sate institute of Rural
Development, Ranchi
3 0 . 0 7 . 1 0 IIT Kharagpur
and31.7.10
Assistance Investigator
Brief report
received
Coordinated Asia-European long-term European Union- 70,00,000/- Dr. R. Jha
Satellite
based
Observing system of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Frame Work-7 (EUhydrological analysis
hydro-meteorological processes and the FP-7)
Asian-monsoon systEm with Ground satellite
Image data and numerical Simulations
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
"Interaction between Urbanization and Water DAAD program "A Exchange of Dr. R. Jha
Management"
New Passage to students and
India"
Faculty
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Study related to
urbanization and water
management
at
Varanasi, Bhubaneswar
and Hyderabad
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
"Water quality monitoring and modeling of World
Bank's
Taldanda Canal, Orissa"
Hydrology Project
Phase II, Water
R e s o u r c e s
Department, Govt.
of Orissa
Brief report
received
11,70,000/- Dr. R Jha
Development of water
(Approx)
quality model
11,00,000/(approx.)
Characterization and source apportionment DST, Govt. of India 6,78,413/of ambient air pollutants in a steel city
Dr. Kakoli SERC
Fast
Track
Karar Paul Proposals for Young
Scientist Scheme
Rural Roads Pavement Performance study
M. PandaPI
S.P.SinghCo-PI
C.R.PatraCo-PI
Field studies in 10
selected roads made.
Analysis of preliminary
data
made
and
deterioration models
developed
Dr. Pradip
Sarkar
Purchase of equipments
finished, work started
on Categorization of
buildings
Ministry of Rural 5,58,000/Development,
Govt. of India
Pushover Analysis of Reinforced Concrete DST, Govt. of India
Setback Buildings
b)
i)
Research Publications:
Papers Published:
1) J. Meher and Jha, R. (2011). Time series analysis of rainfall data over Mahanadi River Basin. Emerging
Sciences, Vol. 3, No.6, p 22-32
2) Uerschels, D., Baier, K., Sebesvari, Z., Renaud, F.G., Ahmed, S., Jha, R., Azzam, R. (2011): Wasserversorgung von
Squatter Siedlungen in Hyderabad, Indien , In: Geographische Rundschau 12 , 48-51 .
3) Christ, K., Baier, K., Schmitz, K,-S., Jha, R., Azzam, R. (2011): Wasserverschmutzung und Umweltprobleme als
Folge der Urbanisierung in Hyderabad , In: Wasserwirtschaft , (accepted (published in April)).
4) Mohr, J., Baier, K., Jha, R., Azzam, R. (2011): Urbanization and the social impact on water resources in India
, In: Fourth International Conference on Water Resources and Renewable Energy Development in Asia,
Chiang Mai, Thailand , (accepted)
5) Kumar, S., Baier, K., Jha, K., Azzam, R. (2011): Status of Arsenic Contamination in Potable Water of Northern
Areas of Mizoram State and its adjoining Areas of Southern Assam, , In: Arabian Journal of Geosciences,
(DOI) 10.1007/s12517-011-0373-9 .
6) Wakode, H.B., Dutta, D., Desai, V.R., Baier, K., Azzam, R. (2011): Morphometric Analysis of upper catchement
of Kosi river using GIS techniques , In: Arabian Journal of Geosciences , (DOI) 10.1007/s12517-011-0374-8.
7) Prediction of Field Hydraulic Conductivity of Clay Liners Using Artificial Neural Network and Support Vector
Machine S. K. Das, Pijush Samui and A K Sabat International Journal of Geomechanics, ASCE (In press).
8) "Machine learning techniques applied to prediction of residual strength of soil" Sarat Kumar Das, Pijush
Samui, S.Z. Khan and N. Sivakugan , Central European Journal of Geoscience, 2011; Vol 3(4), 449-461, DOI:
10.2478/s13533-011-0043-1
9) "Uplift capacity of suction caisson in clay using multivariate adaptive regression spline" Pijush Samui,
Sarat Das and Dookie Kim, Ocean Engineering, 2011 , Vol 38,( 17-18), pp. 2123-2127.
10) Site Characterization Model Using Support Vector Machine and Ordinary Kriging, P. Samui, S.K.Das, Journal
of intelligent system, DOI:10.1515/ JISYS.2011. 014
11) Classification of slopes and prediction of factor of safety using differential evolution neural networks S. K.
Das , R. K. Biswal, N.Sivakugan, B. Das, Environmental Earth science, 2011, 64 (1). pp. 201-210.
12) Relevance Vector Machine for Prediction of Soil Properties, ,P Samui, S. K. Das. Journal of Civil Engineering
Research and Practice, Vol. 8 No.1, April 2011, pp. 23 - 33.
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13) Determination of Compression Index For Marine Clay: A Least Square Support Vector Machine Approach,
Pijush Samui, Sarat Das, Dookie Kim and Gil Lim Yoon, Int. J. Advance. Soft Comput. Appl., 2011, Vol. 3( 1), pp
45-53.
14) Lateral Displacement of Liquefaction Induced Ground Using Least Square Support Vector Machine, S. K. Das
, P Samui, R. K. Biswal, Dookie Kim, N.Sivakugan, R.K. Biswal. International Journal of Geotechnical Earthquake
Engineering, 2011, Vol 2(2), 29-39.
15) Application of Artificial Intelligence to Maximum Dry Density and Unconfined Compressive Strength of
Cement Stabilized Soil, S. K. Das, P Samui, and A K Sabat, Geotechnical and Geological Journal, 2011, 29 (3),
pp. 329-342.
16) "Stage-Discharge Prediction for Meandering Channels" The Paper is reviewed and is sent for publication in
the International Journal of Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements, Wit press journal,
Southampton, UK, 2011.
17) "Selection of interface for discharge prediction in a compound channel flow" The Paper is reviewed and is
sent for publication in the International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning, Wit press journal,
Southampton, UK, 2011.
ii)
Paper Presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposia:
1) Jha. R. (2011). - Critical Appraisal of Eco-Hydrological Techniques used for Management of Chilika Lake, In
India. Key note speech. Indo-Swiiss workshop on Ecology and Conservation of Chilika Lake,, India. November
25-26, 2011, Chilika Development Authority, Chilika.
2) Jha. R. (2011). Environmental Water Demand For Typical River Basin of Orissa Using Holistic Approach. Key
note speech. Workshop on INDIAN WATER MANAGEMENT IN 21ST CENTURY (IWM-2011) Organized by School
of Infrastructure and School of Earth Ocean & Climate Science Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar.
December 27th-29th 2011
3) Jha. R. (2011). Climate Change will Affect the Indian Water Resources - A Case Study Of Ganga Basin. Key note
speech. Hydro 2011. SV NIT, Surat. December 29-20 December 2011.
4) Anwesha Sahoo, Dipayan Chowdhury and Ramakar Jha (2012). Invited speech. Rainwater Harvesting in a
Typical Mine Area of Orissa" Seminar on Rain Water Harvesting & Artificial Ground Water Recharge. New
Delhi, India. Water Resources Department Bureau of Indian Standards, New Delh. i18th January 2012
5) Jha. R. (2011). Key note speech. on "Current trends in efficient water management and future challenges"
January 13-15, Department of Agriculture, BHU, Varanasi
6) Jha. R. (2011)." Modified Approach to assess environmental flows in a sub-humid river basin of India"International Conference SWRMCCA, 17-19 February, NIT Durgapur
7) Meher, J. and Jha, R. (2011). "Analysis of spatio-temporal variability of rainfall over mahanadi river basin"
International Conference SWRMCCA, 17-19 February, NIT Durgapur
8) Meena, Raysingh, Jha. R. and Khatua, K. K. (2011). "Runoff estimation using ANN technique" International
Conference SWRMCCA, 17-19 February, NIT Durgapur.
9) C R Patra, N Sivakugan, B M Das, and C Atlar (2011) "Maximum relative density of clean sand as a function
of median grain size and compaction energy" to be published in XV European Conference on Soil Mechanics
and Geotechnical Engineering, Greece, September 2011.
10) Mumru, M and Singh, S.P. (2011) Some studies on physical and mechanical properties of cold process
cement. International Conference on Advancements in Engineering and Technology. ICAEM-2012:
RITS,Hydrabad,28-29Feb 2012
11) Mumru, M and Singh, S.P. (2011) Some studies on strength and hydration of cold Process cement. International
Conference on Current trends and challenges in management, Engineering, Computer Application and
Technology(ICCTCMECAT(2012),Deogiri Institute of Enguneering and Management Studies, Aurangbad
12) Mumru, M and Singh, S.P. (2011) Effect of Accelerators on Strength and Hydration Products of Cold Process
Cement. International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Technology (ICAET2012),EGS Pillay of
Technology, Nagapattinum,28-29th March2012.
13) Saran, A and Singh, S.P. (2011) Hydration Mechanism of Cold Process Cement International Conference on
Sustainability Challenges and Advances in Concrete Technology SCACT 2012. PSG Technology, Coimbatore, 25th May 2012
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iii)
Paper Accepted for Publication:
1. Determination of compression index for marine clay: a relevance vector machine approach. Pijush Samui,
Dookie Kim, Sarat Das, and Gil Lim Yoon , Marine Georesources & Geotechnology (Accepted).
2. "Stage Discharge Prediction for Straight and Smooth Compound Channels with Wide Floodplains" Journal of
Hydraulic Engineering doi:10.1061/(ASCE)HY.1943-7900.0000491, ASCE, 2011( in press)
3. "A neural network approach for prediction of discharge in straight compound open channel flow" Journal of
Flow Measurements and Instrumentation, Science Direct, Elsevier, 2011( in press).
(c)
Doctoral Programme:
Name of the
Supervisor(s)
Title/Research Area
Hydrological analysis of a river basin
Dr. R. Jha
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Ms. Janhabi Meher
Working on various
hydrological parameters
of Mahanadi river system
and its tributaries using
statistical approach, ANN,
fuzzy logic, remote sensing
and GIS
Water quality modeling of a river/canal system Dr. R. Jha
Mr. Somesh Jena
Development
of
methodologies
for
assessment of point and
non-point
source
pollution using soft
computing techniques,
remote sensing and GIS
Parametric resonance characteristics of beams Dr. S.K. Sahu
with multiple cracks
Mr. U. Mishra
Dynamic stability of delaminated composite Dr. S.K. Sahu
plate
Mr. J. Mohanty
Since 2008
Parametric instability of laminated composite Dr. S.K. Sahu
panel subjected to hygrothermal loading
Mr. M. K. Rath.
Since July 2009
Sinuosity effect in flow modeling of two stage Dr. K.K. Khatua
meandering compound channel
Mr. P.K. Mohanty
Since Dec 2009
Liquefaction susceptibility of coastal soils of Dr. SK Das
Orissa
P.K. Muduli
Since 2010
Environmental Friendly Concrete From Dr. SP Singh
Industrial Wastes
Ms. Meena Murmu
Since July 2009
Liquid sloshing in container considering fuid Dr. K.C. Biswal
structure interaction
S.K. Nayak
Since July 2010
Finite element analysis of 3-Dimensional Liquid Dr. K.C. Biswal
containers
Dr. K.K. Khatua
Mrs Shailaj Bhuyan
Since March 2010
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Title/Research Area
Name of the
Supervisor(s)
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Experimental & Numerical studies in the Dr. K.C. Biswal
application of Tuned liquid dampers for
controlling structural vibration
Mr. D. Jena
Since July 2011
Dynamic analysis of delaminated composite Dr. S.K. Sahu
panels in hygrothermal environment
Mr. H. S. Panda
Since July 2011
Flow analysis of two stage rough meandering Dr. K.K. Khatua
compound channel with rough flood plan
Ms Bandita Nayak
Since Jan 2012
Flow interaction between meandering river with Dr. K.C. Patra
adjoing flood plains having rough surface
Mr. A. Adhikary
Since Jan 2012
Seismic fragility of open ground storeyed Dr. P. Sarkar
building
Mr. D.C.Haran
Pragalad
Since Jan 2012
(d)
e)
Ph.D. Degree Awarded:
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Title of the Thesis
Remarks
--
--
--
--
Master thesis completed
Name of the
guide(s)
Name of the thesis
Dynamic stability of composite shells subjected to hygrothermal enviornment.. (Ms. R. Sahoo)
Dr. S. K. Sahu
Application of tuned mass damper for vibration control of frame structures under seismic
excitations (Ms. R. Mishra)
Dr. K.C. Biswal
Experimental and numerical study on behavior of externally bonded RC T-beams using GFRP
composites (Mr. T. Shit)
Dr. K.C. Biswal
Vibration and stability of laminated composite doubly curved shells by a higher order shear
deformation theory. (Mr. N. Saran)
Dr. A.V.Asha
Dynamic Stability of Delaminated Cross ply Composite Plates and Shells.( Mr. J. Athar)
Dr. S. K. Sahu
Vibration and buckling analysis of cracked composite beam.(Ms. P.S. Bisi)
Dr. U. K. MISHRA
and Dr. S. K. Sahu
Strength characteristics of jointed rock mass (Ms. S. Sahoo)
Dr. N. Roy
Strength characteristics of FIBER reinforced compacted pond ash (Alok Sharan)
Dr. SP Singh
Stabilization of expansive clay with lime and fly ash (Ms. Bidula Bose)
Dr. SP Singh
Reliability based analysis of slope, foundation and retaining wall using finite element method
(P. Subramaniam)
Dr. S.K. Das
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f)
Popular Lectures by Outside Experts
SL. No.
Name of the Speaker
-6.
Title
--
--
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
Preparation of DPR of Lower nagavali, Jeera and Ranjore
water resource projects.
Water Resources Dept.,
Govt. of Orissa
Design of Chimney (SK Sahu and P Sarkar)
IRE, Manavalakuruchi
Design of bridge abutment between ROB No. 42 (P Sarkar)
Modi Projects Ltd
Proof Checking of Design of PRS Building at Tata Nagar Rly
Station (P. Sarkar and M.Panda)
SE Railway
1,30,000/ Approx)
Proof checking of WTP at Champua, Keonjhar
RWSS, Keonjhar
7,61,914/-(Approx)
Drainage scheme for Ash dyke 2
NTPC Kanhia
7.
-6,67,000/-(Aprox)
77,210/-
5,50,000/- (Approx)
Cost (Lakhs)
--
--
8.
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/SOCIETIES:
a) R. Jha: Executive Member of North India Chapter, EWRI, ASCE, USA (2010-13)
b) R. Jha: Member, Border International Water Quality Standards Committee, Environmental Water Resources
Institute, ASCE, USA
c) R. Jha: Member, International Association of Hydrologists. (IAHS), UK
d) R. Jha: Fellow Member, Institution of Engineers, India.
e) R. Jha: Life Member of Indian Association of Hydrologists.
f) R. Jha: Life Member of Indian Society for Hydraulics.
g) R. Jha: Life Member of Indian Journal of Remote Sensing.
h) R. Jha: Life Member of Indian Society for Soil & Water Conservationists.
i) R. Jha: Life Member of Indian Water Resources Society
j) SK Das: Member, International society for soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering.
k) SP Singh: Member Indian Geotechnical Society
l) SP Singh: Fellow Institution of Engineers (I)
m) SP Singh: Member Indian Society for Technical Education
n) SP Singh: Member Indian Roads Congress.
o) SP Singh: Fellow International Conference on Environmental Research FICER
p) SP Singh: Executive member Institution of Engineers (I), Rourkela Local Chapter
9.
LABORATORIES:
Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory (R. Jha)
Environmental Engineering Laboratory (KK Paul)
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. A. K. Turuk
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. S. K. Rath :
Ph.D.
Prof. R. Baliarsingh :
Ph.D.
Prof. Bibhudatta Sahoo :
ME
Prof. S. K. Jena :
Ph.D.
Prof. D. P. Mohapatra :
Ph.D.
Prof. Pabitra Mohan Khilar :
Ph.D.
Prof. B. Majhi :
Ph.D.
Prof. A. K. Turuk :
Ph.D.
Prof. P. K. Sa :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Chinara :
Ph.D.
Prof. K.S. Babu :
M.Tech
Prof. S.Mohanty :
M.Tech
Prof. M.N.Sahoo :
M.Tech.
Prof. B. K. Patra :
Ph.D.
Prof. R. Dash :
M.Tech.
2.
Prof. R. Mahapatra :
M.Tech.
a) By Students :
i)
b. By Faculties
l
l
3.
4.
Dr. D. P. Mahapatra Received Bharat Shikhya Ratan Award for outstanding contribution in Education for the
year 2011 by GSHEG, Delhi.
Dr. P. M. Khilar received the IBM Faculty Award - 2011 and IE(I) Grant-in-Award - 2011 for the live project
"Corporate Portal Management System"
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME :
Name of the course
Students Admitted
Winter School on Digital Image
Processing (WiSDIP - 2011)
60
13 - 18 December 2011 (As Coordinator)
a. Conducted in the department
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Sponsoring Agency Name of the coordinator
Title of the course
Duration
Self
Dr. Pankaj K. Sa and
Dr. B. Majhi
Winter School on Digital Image Processing (WiSDIP
- 2011)
6 days
IBM
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
Training Program on IBM Rational
SEED for Quality
1st - 4th March
2012
CSIR, DIT and CSI
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
Fourth National Workshop on Recent Trends in
Object-Oriented Software Testing
23rd -25th May
2011
CSIR, New Delhi,
IE(I), India,
Kolkata
DST, New Delhi
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Dr. S. Chinara
2011 national workshop on Software Engineering
Applications for Computer Networks (SEA-CN'11),
Dept. of CSE, NIT, Rourkela
8-10 Dec 2011
Edutech Learning
Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Vadodara
Dr. P.M.Khilar
workshop on Embedded Technology and DSP
09-02-2011
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Dr. Pankaj K. Sa
SAP Faculty Day
SAP India Ltd.
16 March 2012 Bangalore
Dr. Pankaj K. Sa
International Computer Vision
Summer School (ICVSS 2011)
University of Catania
11-16 July 2011 Sicily, Italy
Mr. Bidyut K.
Patra
19th International Symposium on
Methodologies for Intelligent
Systems (ISMIS 2011)
Warsaw University of June 28 - July 2, W a r s a w ,
Technoloy, Warsaw, Poland 2011
Poland
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Department of
Information
Technology
R & D Project
Assistance
received
Rs
32,32,199.00
Investigator
Brief report
Dr. S. K. Jena
Continuing
DIT, Govt. of India 11, 45, 479
(2008 -2011)
Dr. A K Turuk
Energy Efficient
Protocol for
Wireless Networks
R & D Project
DST, Govt. of India 8,00,000
(2008 - 2011)
Dr. A K Turuk
Burst Switching in
WDM Networks
R & D Project
DST, Govt. of India 7,90, 000
(2008 -2011)
Dr. A K Turuk
Soft Computing
Techniques to
Solve RWA
Problem in WDM
Networks
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Title of the scheme
Assistance
received
DST, Govt. of India 16 Lakhs
Sponsored by
Slicing of Aspect-Oriented & Web Based
Applications
Investigator
Dr. D. P.
Mohapatra
Brief report
Continuing
R & D Project - 2012 "Slicing of Aspect
Oriented and Web-Based Applications"
Dept. of Science & Rs. 16, 70,000 Dr. P.M. Khilar Continuing
Technology, Govt.
(Co-investigaof India
tor)
R & D Project - 2011 Corporate Portal
Management System
IE (I), Kolkata,
India
b.
i.
Rs. 5,000
Dr. P.M. Khilar Continuing
Research Publications
Paper Published in Journals
1. Subrajeet Mohapatra, Pankaj Kumar Sa, and Banshidhar Majhi. Adaptive Threshold Selection for Impulsive
Noise Detection in Images using Coeffcient of Variance. International Journal of Neural Computing &
Applications. 21 (2), 281 - 288, 2012.
2. Ratnakar Dash, Pankaj Kumar Sa, and Banshidhar Majhi. Spatial Variant Motion Deblurring of Images.
International Journal of Computational Vision and Robotics. 2 (1), 80 - 88, 2011.
3. Ratnakar Dash, Pankaj Kumar Sa and Banshidhar Majhi. .Particle Swarm Optimisation based Support Vector
Regression for Blind Image Restoration Journal of Computer Science & Technology, Springer Publications,
2010. Accepted
4. Ratnakar Dash, Pankaj Kumar Sa and Banshidhar Majhi. Blur Parameter Identification using Support Vector
Machine. International journal on Signal and Image processing, ACEEE publisher, USA, Accepted
5. Pankaj Kumar Sa, Ratnakar Dash, and Banshidhar Majhi. Restoration of Motion Blurred Images. International
Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering, 2(1/2):51-56, 2009. doi:10.1504/IJSISE.2009.029329
6. Sujata Mohanty and Banshidhar Majhi. A Novel Group Signature scheme based on DLP. Journal of Information
Security Research. Vol. 3, No. 1, March 2012
7. Mousumi Parida and Sujata Mohanty, A Secure short Signature Scheme based upon Biometrics security.
International Journal of Computer and Communication Technology (Special issue), Vol. 2, Issue 5, 2011
8. Mousumi Parida and Sujata Mohanty, A blind secure short signature scheme based upon biometrics security.
International Journal of Computing and Applications, 6(1), pp. 21-25, 2011. ISSN: 0973-5704
9. A Zone Based Node Replica Detection Scheme for Wireless Networks, Alekha Mishra and Ashok Kumar Turuk,
Wireless Personal Communication, DOI 10.1007/s11277-012-0592-8
10. Ranjita Swain, Vikas Panthi, P. K. Behera, D. P. Mohapatra, Automatic Test case Generation From UML State
Chart Diagram, International Journal of Computer Applications, Vol. 42, No. 7, 2012
11. S. S. Barapanda, D. P. Mohapatra, Dynamic Slicing of Distributed Object-Oriented Programs, IET Software,
Vol. 5, No. 5, pp 425-433, 2011
12. M. Ray, K. L. Kumawat, D. P. Mohapatra, "Source Code Prioritization Using Forward Slicing for Exposing
Critical Elements in a Program", International Journal of Computer Science and Technology (JCST), Springer,
Vol. 26, No. 2, pp 314-327, 2011
13. Prachet Bhuyan, Asima Das, Durga Prasad Mohapatra, "A Self Analyzing and Reliable SOA Model", International
Journal of Computer Science, Engineering and Technology, (IJCSET), Vol. 1, No. 5, pp 227 - 233, 2011
14. B.Panda and P.M.Khilar, "An Improved Protocol for Proxy Based Certification Authority for MANETs",
International Journal of Electronics Signals and Systems, (IJESS), Vol-I, Issue - II, Interscience Network
15. Jyostna Jaiswal and P.M.Khilar, "Improved GPSR Routing Algorithm for Fault Tolerant and Energy Efficiency in
Mobile Adhoc Networks", International Journal of Computer Science & Engineering, Vol.1, No. 5, Dec 2011.
16. B.Panda and P.M.Khilar, " An FPGA Implementation and Protocol for Efficient and Secure Parallel ECC Crypto
Processor Architecture, International Journal of Computer Application, Vol. 34, No. 8, Nov. 2011, pp.1-8
17. S.K.Behera, P.K.Sethy, P.M.Khilar, "Fault Diagnosis in Wireless Sensor Network Using Timed Automata",
International Journal of Computer Applications, Vol. 29, No. 7, September 2011.
18. Preeti Sachen and P.M.Khilar, " Securing AODV Routing Protocol in MANET based on Cryptographic
Authentication Mechanism", International Journal of Network Security and Its Applications, Vol. 3, No. 5,
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19. Bidyut Kr. Patra, Sukumar Nandi and P. Viswanath, A distance based clustering method for arbitrary shaped
clusters in large datasets, Patern Recognition,Volume 44, Issue 12, Pages 2811-2980, 2011 (Elsevier)
20. Bidyut Kr. Patra and Sukumar Nandi, Tolerance Rough Set Theory based Data Summarization for Clustering
Large Datasets, Transaction on Rough Sets, Vol XIV, 2011(Springer)
21. Korra Sathya Babu and Sanjay Kumar Jena. Preserving Privacy by Quantizing. International Journal of Data
Mining Knowledge Engineering, Vol. 5, Issue 3, 2012.
22. Korra Sathya Babu, Jhalak Hota and Sanjay Kumar Jena. Privacy Preserving Social Networking. Special Issue
on Social Networks and Interdisciplinary Approaches, International Journal of Computational Science and
Engineering, 2012. (Accepted).
ii.
Paper Presented in Conference/Symposia/Seminar
1. Sambit Bakshi, Sujata Das, Hunny Mehrotra, and Pankaj Kumar Sa. Score Level Fusion of SIFT and SURF for
Iris, To appear In International Conference on Devices, Circuits and Systems, ICDCS - 2012, IEEE, Coimbatore,
India, March 2012.
2. Rajib Sarkar, Sambit Bakshi, and Pankaj Kumar Sa. Review on Image Sonification: A Non-visual Scene
Representation, To appear In 1st International Conference on Recent Advances in Information Technology,
RAIT - 2012, IEEE, Dhanbad, India, March 2012.
3. Sambit Bakshi, Rahul Raman, and Pankaj Kumar Sa. Lip Pattern Recognition based on Local Feature Extraction,
In 2011 Annual IEEE India Conference, INDICON - 2011, pages 1 - 4, Hyderabad, India, December 2011. doi:
10.1109/ICIIP.2011.6108952 [Preprint]
4. Hunny Mehrotra, Banshidhar Majhi, and Pankaj Kumar Sa. Unconstrained iris recognition using F-SIFT, In
International Conference on on Information, Communications and Signal Processing, ICICS - 2011, Singapore,
December 2011.
5. Pankaj Kumar Sa and Banshidhar Majhi. Adaptive Edge Preserving Regularized Image Restoration, In
International Conference on Image Information Processing, ICIIP - 2011, pages 1 - 5, Shimla, India, November
2011. doi: 10.1109/ICIIP.2011.6108952
6. Ratnakar Dash, Pankaj Kumar Sa, and Banshidhar Majhi. Restoration of Images Corrupted with Blur and
Impulse Noise, In ACM International Conference on Communication, Computing & Security, ICCCS-2011,
pages 377 - 382, Rourkela, India, February 2011
7. Ratnakar Dash, Pankaj Kumar Sa, and Banshidhar Majhi, Blur Parameter Identification using Support Vector
Machine, Proc. of Int. Conf. on Advances in Computer Science. December 2011
8. Shila Samantaray and Pankaj Kumar Sa. Fingerprint Image Enhancement For Minutia-Based Fingerprint
Identification: A Review, In 4th National Conference on VLSI, Embedded Systems, Signal Processing, and
Communication Technologies, NCVESCOM-2011, pages 141 - 144, Chennai, India, April 2011.
9. A Key Renewal Model for Wireless Sensor Network Under Node Capture Attack, Alekha Mishra and Ashok
Kumar Turuk
10. Lalatendu Behera, D. P. Mohapatra, "Schedulability Analysis of Task Scheduling in Multiprocessor Real-Time
Systems Using EDF Algorithm", In proceedings of IEEE sponsored Second International Conference on Computer
Communication and Informatics (ICCCI 2012), Coimbatore, January 2012
11. M. Ray, D. P. Mohapatra, "A Novel Methodology for Software Risk Assessment at an Early Stage Using UML
Diagrams", In proceedings of Workshop on Advanced Model Based software Engineering, Fourth India
Software Engineering Conference (ISEC), Thiruananthapuram, Kerala, February 2011
12. A.Mahapatra and P.M.Khilar, Transient Fault Tolerant Wireless Sensor Networks, 2nd International Conference
on Computer, Communication, Control and Information Technology (C3IT 2012), 25-26, Feb. 2012, Academy
of Technology, Hoogly, West Bengal, India. (Elsevier Science)
13. M.Panda and P.M.Khilar, "Distributed Fault Tolerant Estimation in Wireless Sensor Network Using Robust
Diffusion Adaptation" 8th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology,
February 2-4, 2012 KIIT University, Bhubaneswar. (Springer LNCS)
14. A.Mahapatra and P.M.Khilar, "On-line Fault Diagnosis of Arbitrary Connected Networks", 2nd International
Joint Conference on Advances in Engineering and Technology, AET 2011, Dec 20-21, 2011, Noida, New Delhi
(ACEEE)
15. A.Mahapatra and P.M.Khilar, "Mobility and Energy Aware Distributed Clustering Protocol for Adhoc Sensor
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Networks", Indicon 2011, Dec 16-18, 2011 Hyderabad, India (IEEE)
16. A.Mahapatra and P.M.Khilar, "On line Fault Detection and Recovery in Body Sensor Networks", World Congress
on Information and Communication Technologies (WICT- 2011) Mumbai, India, 11-14th Dec 2011. (IEEE)
17. S.Mishra and P.M.Khilar, "Heartbeat Based Error Diagnosis Framework for Distributed Embedded Systems",
2011 International Conference on Software and Computer Technology, (ICSCT - 2011), 9-10, Dec 2011,
Singapore, (ISI Thomson).
18. B.Panda and P.M.Khilar, "An Improved Protocol for Proxy Based Certification Authority for MANETs",
International Conference on Communication Networks and Security, Nov. 13-14, 2011, Hotel Presidency,
Bhubaneswar, India. (IRNet) (Best Paper Award)
19. Jyostna Jaiswal and P.M.Khilar, "Energy Efficient and Fault Tolerant GPSR in Ad Hoc Wireless Network", in
proc. of First International Conference on Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology (CCSEIT2011, September 23-25 2011,Tirunelveli,Tamilnadu (Springer)
20. Bidyut Kr. Patra and Sukumar Nandi, Neighborhood Based Clustering Method for Arbi-trary Shaped Clusters,
The 19th International Symposium on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems (ISMIS 2011), June 28-30, 2011,
Warsaw, Poland (LNCS 6804).
21. Neminath Hubballi, Bidyut Kr. Patra, Sukumar Nandi, NDoT: Nearest Neighbor Distance based Outlier
Detection Technique, The 4th International Conference on Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence
(PReMI'11), June 27-July 1, 2011, Moscow, Russia
22. Madhu Chouhan, Manmath Narayan Sahoo, P. M. Khilar, "Fault Diagnosis in MANET" First International
Conference on Advances in Computing and Communications, July 2011, pp. 119-128
23. Korra Sathya Babu and Sanjay Kumar Jena. Balancing between Utility and Privacy for k-Anonymity, Edition 1
of Communications in Computer and Information Science,Volume 191, Advances in Computing and
Communications, Part 1, Pages 1-8, 2011.
24. Subhalaxmi Das, Sujata Mohanty, Banshidhar Majhi. A Convertible Designated verifiable Multi-signcryption
Scheme, Advances in Computing and Communications (ACC 2011), Communications in Computer and
Information Science-2011, Vol. 193, part 6, pp. 549-556, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-22726-4_57
25. Subhalaxmi Das, Sujata Mohanty, Banshidhar Majhi. A Novel Designated Receiver based Convertible multi
signcryption Scheme. IEEE-International Conference on Recent Trends in Information Technology, ICRTIT
2011 MIT, Anna University, Chennai, June 2011
26. Sujata Mohanty, Banshidhar Majhi, Sanjib Kumar Baral. A Novel Time-stamped Signature Scheme based
Upon DLP. 1st International Conference on Recent Advances in Information Technology (RAIT-2012), Indian
School of Mines, Dhanbad, India. March 2012
iii.
Paper Accepted for Publication
1. Sujata Mohanty, Banshidhar Majhi, Subhanwita Sukhadarshini. A Novel Blind Signature Scheme based on
DLP, International Workshop on Service-Oriented Architecture and Cloud Computing 2012.
c.
Doctoral Programme
Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Load Balancing of Distributed System
Dr. S.K.Jena
Bibhu Dutta Sahoo
Final Stage
Energy conservation in Wireless Network
Dr. A. K. Turuk
Niranjan Kumar Ray
Good Progress
Burst Switching Networks
Dr. A. K Turuk
Pushpinda Kumar
Chandra
Registration is over
Security in Wireless Sensor Networks
Dr. A. K. Turuk
Alekha Mishra
Registration is over
Optical Networks
Dr. A. K. Turuk
Ravi Sankar Badpanda
Ongoing
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Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Distributed Self Diagnosis in wireless
networks
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Manmath Narayan
Sahoo
Ongoing
Distributed Fault Diagnosis in Infrastructure
Challenged Networks
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Arunansu Mohapatra
Ongoing
Distributed Fault Diagnosis in Wireless
Distributed Systems
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Minaskhi Panda
Ongoing
Clock Synchronization in Distributed
Computing Systems
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Niranjan Panigrahi
Literature study
Analysis and Design of Protocols for
Clustering In Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Dr. S. K. Rath
Suchismita Chinara
Degree awarded
Database Security
Dr. S.K.Jena
K. Sathya Babu
Registration Over
Design of Signature Protocols
Dr. B. Majhi
Sujata Mohanty
Ongoing
Restoration and Deblurring of Image using
Blind Deconvolution Technique
Dr. B. Majhi
Ratnakar Dash
Good Progress
Data Compression
Dr. B. Majhi
Suvendu Rup
Ongoing
Prioritizing Program Elements: A Pre-Testing
Effort to Improve Software Quality
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
Mitrabinda Roy
Thesis Submitted
Slicing of AOP
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
Subhrakanta Panda
Literature study
Wireless Network Security
Dr. S.K.Jena
S.K. Panigrahy
Ongoing
Network Security
Dr. S.K.Jena
Suraj Sharma
Ongoing
e.
Master Thesis Completed
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Incremental and Real-Time Data Loading of DataWarehouse by Tool Based ETL Procedures
Dr. S.K.Jena
Detection and Enforcement of Privacy in Healthcare Data Repositories
Dr. S.K.Jena
Iris Identification using Keypoint Descriptors And Geometric Hashing
Dr. B.Majhi
Key Pre Distribution and key revocation in Wireless Sensor Networks
Dr. A. K. Turuk
An Efficient Defense Scheme Against Selective Forwarding Attack in Wireless Sensor
Networks
Dr. A. K. Turuk
A Mechanism to Improve the Performance of IEEE 802.11 MAC Protocol
Dr. A. K. Turuk
Schedulability Analysis of Task Scheduling in Multiprocessor Real-Time System using EDF
Algorithm
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
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Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Code Coverage Based Testing for Object-Oriented Software
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
Spatial Variant Image Restoration
Dr. P. K. Sa
Iris Database Classification and Indexing
Dr. P. K. Sa
A DoG based Approach for Fingerprint Image Enhancement
Dr. P.K. Sa
Unconstrained Iris Localization
Dr. P.K. Sa
Resource Management in GRID Systems Using GridSim
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Algorithm based on Booth's Encoding Pattern for Fast Scalar Point Multiplication in ECC
for Wireless Sensor Networks
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Authenticated Routing for Ad-hoc On-Demand Distance
Vector Routing Protocol
Dr. P.M.Khilar
GA-Based Fault Diagnosis Algorithm for Distributed Systems
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Efficient Fault Tolerant Geographic Routing Algorithms for Wireless Networks
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Achieving Secure Routing Against Malicious Nodes In MANET
Mrs. S. Chinara
Development of Security Protocol for the Black Hole Attack in AODV Routing Protocol
Mrs. S. Chinara
Study of Alternative distance metrics for t-closeness
Mr. K. S. Babu
Balancing privacy and utility in privacy preserving data publishing
Mr. K. S. Babu
Privacy Preserving Data Publishing using Slicing
Mr. K. S. Babu
A New Approach to Customize the Privacy of Actors for Utility based privacy Preserving
Data Publishing for Social Network
Mr. K. S. Babu
Design of Authentication Protocols through Signcryption and its variations
Ms. S. Mohanty
Biometrics based Cryptographic Key Generation
Ms. S. Mohanty
Dynamic Fault Diagnosis in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Mr. M. N. Sahoo
Designing a Framework for Fault Tolerance in WSN
Mr. M. N. Sahoo
f.
Sl. No.
Name of the Speaker
Title
1.
Prof. L. M. Patnaik
Research Aspects in Computer Science
(by Dr. D. P. Mahapatra)
2.
Dr Mark Elliot, PGR Director, University of
Manchester, UK on 13.02.2011
Privacy , Identity, Disclosure: A Socio- Technical Analysis Attended by Dr. S. K. Jena
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6.
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
NME-ICT pedagogy project on Software Engg. (Dr. D.P.
Mohapatra)
MIT, Govt. of India
1.05 Lakhs
Pedagogic Research Project - 2009 "Development of Course
Materials for Computer Architecture Course" (Dr. P. M. Khilar)
MHRD, New Delhi
Rs. 8, 00,000
7.
Cost (Lakhs)
Upgradation of Test Complete By Dr. D. P. Mahapatra
US$ 899.55
IBM Rational Functional Tester, IBM Rational Quality Manager By Dr. D. P. Mahapatra
3.06 Lakhs
Brief report on the activities of the Association/Societies
Dr. S. K. Jena
SLMCSI, FIETE, MIE(I), MIEEE, MACM
Dr. D. P. Mahapatra
IEEE,CSI, IE (I)
Dr. P.M.Khilar
Honarary Secreatary, IE(I), Rourkela Local Chapter, Member in the management
committee of CSI, Rourkela Local Chapter, LM in Orissa Bigyan Academy
9.
Dr. P. K. Sa
LMCSI, MIEEE
Mr. K. S. Babu
MIEEE, MIAENG, MCRSI, MIE (I), MIACSIT.
Ms. S. Mohanty
LMIETE, LMCSI, MIE(A),LMISTE
LABORATORIES:
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra developed a new laboratory named Distributed Object Systems Lab. (DOS Lab) with 12 computers,
one printer and software like IBM Rational Functional Tester, IBM Rational Quality Manager systems, Magic Draw,
TestComplete etc. for the PG students and Research Scholars of the department.
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. P.C. Panda :
Ph.D.
Prof. K. B. Mohanty :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Mohanty :
Ph.D.
Prof. J.K. Satapathy :
Ph.D.
Prof. Susmita Das :
Ph.D.
Prof. K. R. Subhasini :
M.Tech.
Prof. B. D. Subudhi :
Ph.D.
Prof. Dipti Patra :
Ph.D.
Prof. B. Chitti Babu :
M. Tech.
Prof. A. K. Panda :
Ph.D.
Prof. P. K. Sahu :
Ph.D.
Prof. Sandip Ghosh :
M. Tech.
Prof. Somnath Maity :
Ph.D
Prof. S. Samant :
M.Tech
Prof. Subrata Karmakar :
M.Tech
Prof. S. Gupta :
M.Tech
Prof. S. Ganguly :
M.Tech
Prof. G. Krishna :
M.Tech
2.
Prof. Subhojit Ghosh :
M.Tech
Prof. P. K. Ray :
M.Tech
a) By Faculty Members :
Name of The Faculty
Particulars
Prof. P.C.Panda
Chaired a Session in PEDS-2011, Singapore
Prof. B.Subudhi
(i) Chaired a Session in PEDS-2011, Singapore
(ii) Chaired a Session in Intl. Conf. on Advances in Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems,
Bangalore, Feb 2012
(iii) Certificate of Achievement for having guided the Best M.Tech Thesis Development & Control
of Networked Servo System in Electrical & Electronics Engg. (Instituted by L & T, Bombay) & ISTE
Prof. Sandip Ghosh
Certificate of Achievement for having guided the Best M.Tech Thesis Development & Control of
Networked Servo System in Electrical & Electronics Engg. (Instituted by L & T, Bombay) & ISTE
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b)
By Students :
Particulars
Name of The Faculty
Srinibas Bhuyan
3.
National Award(Second Prize) for the Best M.Tech Thesis Development & Control of Networked
Servo System in Electrical & Electronics Engg. (Instituted by L & T, Bombay) & ISTE
Name of the course
Modelling & Control of Renewable Energy Sourcse
MATLAB based Electrical Systems Modeling and
Implementation of Advanced Control Alogorithms
4.
Students
Admitted
50
50
Proposed during 4-8 June 2012
Proposed to held during (3rd July - 07th July
2012)
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/ WORKSHOPS :
Sponsoring Agency
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Venue
Prof. P.C.Panda
IEEE PEDS-2011
NUS, Singapore
5-8 Dec 2011
Prof. P.C.Panda
TENCON 2011 - 2011 IEEE Region
10 Conference
Univ. Indonesia
21-24 Nov, 2011 Inna Grand
Bali Beach
Hotel, Bali,
INDONESIA
Prof. B.Subudhi
IEEE PEDS-2011
NUS, Singapore
5-8 Dec 2011
Intl. Conf. on Advances in Control
& Optimization of Dynamical
Systems
IISC Bangalore
16-18, Feb 2012 IISC
Bangalore
IEEE Intl Conf. on Technology
Enhanced Learning
Amrita Univ.
3-7 Jan 2012
Amrita Univ.
Kollam
IEEE PEDS-2011
NUS, Singapore
5-8 Dec. 2011
Amara Hotel,
Singapore
Prof. Anup
Kumar Panda
Prof. Kanungo
5th PSU-UNS International
Barada Mohanty Conference on Engineering and
Technology (ICET-2011), Phuket,
Prince of Songkla University, May 2-3, 2011
Faculty of Engineering
Hat Yai, Songkhla, Thailand
Dr. P. K. Sahu
UTAR, Kualalumpur
PIERS-2012
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Amara Hotel,
Singapore
Singapore
Amara Hotel,
Singapore
Singapore
Merlin Beach
Resort,
Phuket
27-30 March 12 Hotel,
Sunway
Spa,Klmpr.
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Prof. Susovon
Samanta
APEC, 2012
IEEE
5-9th Feb, 2012 Orlando,
Florida, USA
Prof.P.K.Ray
Training Program on Smart Grid
Technologies
IIT Rajasthan
23-25
2012
5.
April, Jodhpur
RESEARCH
Research Schemes :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Study of power quality problem &counter CPRI,BANGLORE
measures in present power system using
power electronics devices.
Assistance
received
20.20
Investigator
Brief report
P.C. Panda & B.D. In progress
Subudhi
Investigation on Control issues in Network CSIR
based Control System
16
B.Subudhi and Oct 2009-Oct 2012,
Sandip Ghosh In Progress
Development of Co-operative Motion Control NRB, DRDO
of Multiple AUVs
16
B . S u b u d h i , Dec 2008-Dec 2011
D.R.K.Parhi
In Progress
Installation of 10 kW PV plant at NIT Rourkela MNRE
12.0
B.Subudhi
Completed
Study of power quality problems and counter CPRI
measures in present power systems using
power electronics devices
20.2
P.C.Panda
B.Subudhi
In Progress
Development of a unmanned ground vehicle DRDO
4
B. Subudhi
Completed
Development of a circuit based model for Fast Track Project 12.48
analysis of glucose regulation system.
from Department
of Science &
Technology
Subhojit Ghosh Approved
On-line diagnostic monitoring of high voltage Fast Track Project 23.0
power system equipment
from Department
of Science &
Technology
Subrat
Karmakar
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Approved
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Laxmidhar, Sahu., Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Study of shunt FACTS-based controllers effectiveness
on multi machine power system steady state operation," Advanced materials research, vols. 403-408, pp.
4926-4933, Nov. 2011.(Trans Tech publications, Switzerland)
S.K.Pradhan and B.Subudhi, Real-Time Adaptive Control of a Flexible Manipulator using Reinforcement
Learning , IEEE Trans. on Automation Science and Engineering, vol. 9, no.2, pp.237-249, 2012.
B. Subudhi and S.S. Ge, Sliding mode Control and observer based slip ratio control of Electric and Hybrid
Electric Vehicles, IEEE Trans. on Intelligent Transportation System (In Press)
P.K.Ray and B.Subudhi, Ensemble Kalman Filtering Algorithm applied to Power System Harmonics Estimation,
IEEE Trans. on Instrumentation and Measurement (Accepted with minor revision)
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Rakesh Krishnan, Arun Ghosh, and B. Subudhi, Robust PID Compensation of an Inverted Cart-Pendulum
System: An Experimental Study, IET Control Theory & Applications(In Press)
B.Subudhi, P.K.Ray,and S.Ghosh, Variable Leaky LMS Algorithm Based Power System Frequency Estimation,
IET Science, Measurement & Technology(In Press).
P.K.ray and B.Subudhi, BFO optimized RLS algorithm for Power System Harmonics Estimation, Applied Soft
Computing (Elsevier). doi:10.1016/j.asoc.2012.03.00, March 2012
B. Subudhi and R.Pradhan, A Comparative Study on Solar Array Parameter Extraction Methods, International
Journal of Renewable Energy Technology (Inderscience) , vol.3, no.3, pp-315, 2012
B.Subudhi, S.Ranasingh, A.K. Swain, Evolutionary computation approaches to tip position controller design
for a two-link flexible manipulator, Journal of Archives of Control Sciences, vol.21(LV-II), no.3, 2011, pp.269285.
B.Subudhi and D.Jena, Differential Evolution Trained Neural Network Scheme for Nonlinear System
Identification, Applied Soft Computing (Elsevier) , vol. 11, pp. 861-87, 2011
B.Subudhi and D.Jena, Nonlinear system identification using memetic differential evolution trained neural
networks, Neurocomputing (Elsevier), vol.74,pp.1696-1709, 2011
Satyam Bonala, B.Subudhi and Sandip Ghosh, Stabilization of Networked Control System with Packet
Dropouts, Intl. Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research (in Press)
M Mahesh and Prof. A K Panda "High Power Factor Three-Phase AC-DC Soft Switched Converter Incorporating
ZVT Topology in Modular System for High Power Applications" IET Power Electronics, Volume 4, Issue 9,
pp.1032-1042, November 2011
M Mahesh and Prof. A K Panda," Increase of Efficiency of a AC-DC PFC boost Converter by a Novel SoftSwitching Technique", International Journal of Electric Power Components and Systems (Taylor & Franchise),
Volume 40, Issue 1, pp.57-73, November 2011.
Suresh Mikkili, A.K. Panda "PI and Fuzzy Logic Controller based 3-phase 4-wire Shunt active filter for
mitigation of Current harmonics with Id-Iq Control Strategy" Journal of power Electronics (JPE), vol. 11, No.
6, pp. 914-921, Nov. 2011.
Suresh Mikkili, A.K. Panda, "RTDS Hardware implementation and Simulation of 3-ph 4-wire SHAF for
Mitigation of Current Harmonics with p-q and Id-Iq Control strategies using Fuzzy Logic Controller,"
International Journal of Emerging Electric Power Systems: BE Press, Vol. 12: No. 5, Article 5, Aug. 2011.
Suresh Mikkili, A.K. Panda, "Simulation and RTDS Hardware implementation of 3ph 4wire SHAF for mitigation
of Current harmonics Using id-iq Control strategy with PI Controller" Journal of Electrical Engineering (JEE),
in press
Suresh Mikkili, A.K. Panda, "RTDS Hardware implementation and Simulation of 3ph 4wire SHAF for mitigation
of Current harmonics with p-q Control strategy using PI controller" Journal of Electrical Engineering (JEE),
in press
M Suresh, A.K. Panda, Y. Suresh "Fuzzy Controller Based 3Phase 4Wire Shunt Active Filter for Mitigation of
Current Harmonics with Combined p-q and Id-Iq Control Strategies" Journal of Energy and Power Engineering
(EPE), Vol. 3, No.1, pp. 43-52, February 2011.
Suresh. Mikkili, A.K. Panda, "SHAF for Mitigation of Current harmonics using p-q method with PI and Fuzzy
Controllers", Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res., Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 98-104, Aug. 2011.
Suresh. Mikkili and A.K. Panda, "Id-Iq Control Strategy for Mitigation of Current Harmonics with Fuzzy Logic
Controller Using Matlab/Simulation and RTDS Hardware", Intelligent Control and Automation, 2011, Vol. 2,
No.4, pp. 371-382.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A. K. Panda, "APF for Mitigation of Current Harmonics with p-q and Id-Iq Control
Strategies using PI Controller" International Journal of Trends in Electrical Engineering, Vol.1, No.1, pp. 111, May 2011.
Mikkili Suresh, Prof. A. K. Panda and Y.Suresh, "RTDS Hardware Implementation and Simulation of 3-ph 4wire SHAF for Mitigation of Current Harmonics using p-q Control strategy With Fuzzy Controller" International
Journal of Power Electronics & Power Systems, Vol. 1, No.1, pp. 13-23, March 2011.
A.K.Panda, Y.Suresh, "Research on Cascade Multilevel Inverter with Single DC Source by Using Three-Phase
Transformers", Intl. Journal of Electric Power Energy Systems (Elsevier). doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2011.12.012
Y.Suresh, A.K.panda, "Research on Cascaded Multilevel Inverter Three-Phase Transformers", IET Power
Electronics, 2011, pp. 1 - 10. doi: 10.1049/iet-pel.2011.0150.
B. C. Babu, K. B. Mohanty, "Steady state and transient analysis of grid connected wind turbine driven
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double-output induction generator," Electrical Engg. Research Report, vol. 1, issue 27, Dec. 2011, pp. 52-57.
K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, "Input current waveform shaping of an induction motor drive using three level
front-end converter and passive filter," Canadian Journal on Electrical and Electronics Engineering Vol. 2,
No. 9, September 2011, pp. 415-420.
B. K. Debta, and K. B. Mohanty, "Analysis, voltage control and experiments on a self excited induction
generator," Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal, No. 9, May 2011, pp.1-6.
B. C. Babu, K. B. Mohanty, "Doubly-fed induction generator for variable speed wind energy conversion
systems- Modeling & Simulation," International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering, Vol. 2, No.
1, February, 2010, pp. 141-147.
S. Panigrahy and P. K. Sahu, "Analytical Modeling of Double Gate MOSFET and its Application", International
Journal of Computer Science Issues, Vol. 1, Issue 1, November-2011, pp. 58 - 62.
Kiran Kumar Gurrala, Susmita Das, "Impact of Relay location on the performance of Multi-Relay Cooperative
Communication," IRACST - International Journal of Computer Networks and Wireless Communications
(IJCNWC), Vol. 2, April 2012.
Prajna Parimita Dash and Dipti Patra. "Evolutionary neural network for noise cancellation in image data",
International Journal of Computational Vision and Robotics, Inderscience. 2(3):206-217, 2011.
Subrajeet Mohapatra, Dipti Patra, and Kundan Kumar. "Fast leukocyte image segmentation using shadowed
sets". International Journal of Computational Biology and Drug Design, Inderscience. 5(1):49-65, 2012.
Subrajeet Mohapatra, Dipti Patra, and Sanghamitra Satpathy. "Unsupervised blood microscopic image
segmentation and leukemia detection using color based clustering". International Journal of Computer
Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications, MIR Labs. 4:477-485, 2012.
Subrajeet Mohapatra, Dipti Patra, and Kundan Kumar. "Unsupervised leukocyte image segmentation using
rough fuzzy clustering". International Students Research Network (ISRN) - Arti?cial Intelligence. 2012.
S. Mohanty and S. Ghosh , "AC breakdown studies of solid insulating materials and it's modeling using soft
computing techniques", International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing.
K. Ratna Subhashini , Satapathy.J.K"Null Steering of planar antenna array synthesis using Genetic Algorithm"
International Journal -IJTES-Reg, vol 2.
S.R.Samantaray, A.Samuai, B.Chitti Babu, "Time-Frequency Transform based Islanding Detection in Distributed
Generation" IET Journal of Renewable Power Generation, Vol-05, Issue: 06, pp.431-438.2011.
B.Chitti Babu, K.B.Mohanty, "Steady State and Transient Analysis of Grid Connected Wind Turbine Driven
Double-Output Induction", Journal of Electrical Engineering Research Report, Università degli Studi di
Napoli "Federico II Publishers, Italy, Vol. NO; 1 Issue: 27, pp.52-57. 2011
S.R.Samantaray, B.Chitti Babu, P.K.Dash, "Probabilistic Neural Network based Islanding Detection in
Distributed Generation" International Journal of Electric Power Components and Systems, Tailor & Francis
Publishers, Vol:39, Issue:03, Pp.191-203, 2011
B.Chitti Babu, S.R.Samantaray et all, "Design and Implementation of Low Power Smart PV Energy System for
Portable Applications Using Synchronous Buck Converter", Journal of Low Power Electronics (JOLPE),
American Scientific publishers, Vol. 8 N0.3, June 2012- In Press.
S. Samanta, S. Mukhopadhyay and R. Sheehan, "Discrete-time simulation of a peak current controlled DC/
DC buck converter using modal decomposition", IET Power Electronics, Vol. 4, Iss 6, pp 642-650, July 2011.
A. Sabat and S. Karmakar, "Simulation of Partial Discharge in High Voltage Power Equipment", International
Journal on Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 234-247, 2011.
N.C. Sahoo, S. Ganguly, and D. Das, "Simple heuristics-based selection of local guides for multi-objective
PSO with an application to electrical distribution system planning," Engineering Applications of Artificial
Intelligence, Elsevier, vol. 24(4), pp. 567-585, 2011.
N.C. Sahoo, S. Ganguly, and D. Das, "Fuzzy-Pareto-dominance driven possibilistic model based planning of
electrical distribution systems using multi-objective particle swarm optimization," Expert Systems with
Applications, Elsevier, vol. 39 (1), pp. 881-893, 2012.
N.C. Sahoo, S. Ganguly, and D. Das, "Multi-objective planning of electrical distribution systems incorporating
sectionalizing switches and tie-lines using particle swarm optimization," Swarm and Evolutionary
Computation, Elsevier, vol. 3, pp. 15-32, 2012.
Ghosh, S. K. Das and G. Ray, "Decentralized adaptive robust stabilization of interconnected time-delay
systems", International Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing, Vol. 26, No. 1, 2012, 13-29.
Subhojit Ghosh, Srihari Gude, A genetic algorithm tuned optimal controller for glucose regulation in type 1
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in press, DOI: 10.1002/cnm.2466.
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Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Improving dynamic stability of a power system using adaptive Static
Synchronous Series Compensator," TENCON 2011 - 2011 IEEE Region 10 Conference, vol., no., pp.928-932,
21-24 Nov. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Dynamic stability enhancement using an adaptive Unified Power Flow
Controller," TENCON 2011 - 2011 IEEE Region 10 Conference, vol. , no., pp.908-912, 21-24 Nov. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Damping of power system oscillations using an advanced Unified Power
Flow Controller," Power Electronics and Drive Systems (PEDS), 2011 IEEE Ninth International Conference on
, vol., no., pp.128-132, 5-8 Dec. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "A novel adaptive control for a power system with unified power flow
controller," Proc. 3rd International conference on advances in energy research (ICAER-2011) Organized by
Department of Energy Sciences and Engineering, IIT Bombay, 9-11 Dec. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "A nonlinear control to unified power flow controller for power oscillation
damping," Proc. 3rd International conference on advances in energy research (ICAER-2011) Organized by
Department of Energy Sciences and Engineering, IIT Bombay, 9-11 Dec. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Transient stability enhancement of a power system with unified power
flow controller using pole placement technique," Proc. 35th National system conference (NSC-2011)
Organized by Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bhubaneswar, pp. 37-46, 9-11 Dec. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P.C., "Nonlinear model and control of a two area power system with unified
power flow controller," Proceedings of the EE Centenary Conference, IISC, Bangalore, pp. 334-339, 15-17
Dec. 2011.
Therattil, Jose. P., and Panda, P. C., "Modelling and control of a multi-machine power system with FACTS
controller," Power and Energy Systems (ICPS), 2011 International Conference on , vol., no., pp.1-6, 22-24
Dec. 2011. (Organized by IIT Madras)
Narne, R., Panda, P. C., and Therattil, J. P., "Transient stability enhancement of SMIB system using PSS and
TCSC-based controllers," Power Electronics and Drive Systems (PEDS), 2011 IEEE Ninth International
Conference on , vol., no., pp.214-218, 5-8 Dec. 2011.
Narne, R., Therattil, Jose. P., Sahu, L., and Panda, P.C., "Dynamic Stability Enhancement Using Self-Tuning
Static Synchronous Compensator," Process Automation, Control and Computing (PACC), 2011 International
Conference on , vol., no., pp.1-5, 20-22 July 2011.
Narne, R., Panda, P.C., and Jose. P Therattil, ., "Improving power system transient stability by PSS and Hybrid
Fuzzy-PI based TCSC controllers," IEEE-ICES, pp 1-6,2012
Panigrahi Rakhee, Panda, P.C.,Subhudi, B.D., "Application of discrete kalman filter in reference current
Estimation for control of single phase shunt active Power filter," International Conference on Information
,communication and Embedded system (ICICES 2012) ,chennai,24th February 2012.
B.Subudhi, S.Bhuyan and S.Ghosh, Networked Control System: Uncertainty Modeling and Stabilization" Intl.
Conf. on Modelling, Optimisation, and Computing (ICMOC - 2012)", Tamilnadu , India, April 10-11, 2012.
B.Subudhi, S.Bonala, S.Ghosh and R.Dey, Robust Analysis of Networked Control Systems with Time-Varying
Delays, 7th IFAC Symposium on Robust Control Design, ROCOND'12,
T. Rakesh Kumar, A.Ghosh and B.Subudhi, Periodic Compensation of an Inverted Cart-Pendulum System,
Intl. Conf. on Advances in Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems, Bangalore,16-18, Feb 2012
B.Subudhi and B.Sahu, Adaptive Formation Control of Multiple Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, Intl. Conf.
on Advances in Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems, Bangalore,16-18, Feb 2012
S.K.Pradhan and B.Subudhi, Nonlinear Self-Tuning PID Controller for a Flexible Manipulator based on
NARMAX Model, Intl. Conf. on Advances in Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems, Bangalore,16-18,
Feb 2012
Raja Rout, B.Subudhi and S.Ghosh, Adaptive Path Following Control of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle,
Intl. Conf. on Advances in Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems, Bangalore,16-18, Feb 2012
S.K. Pradhan and B.Subudhi, NARMAX modeling of a two-link flexible robot India Conference (INDICON),
2011 Annual IEEE, Hyderbad, Dec 2011
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B.Subudhi and R.Pradhan, Characteristics Evaluation and Parameter Extraction of a Solar Array based on
Experimental Analysis, IEEE PEDS-2011, Singapore
Madhu Singh, Kanungo Barada Mohanty, Sliding Mode Control of a Feedback Linearized Induction Motor
using TS Fuzzy Base Adaptive Iterative Learning Controller, IEEE PEDS-2011, Singapore
Smruti Ranjan Prusty, Saswat Kumar Ram, B.D.Subudhi and K.K.Mahapatra, Performance Analysis of Adaptive
Band Hysteresis Current Controller for Shunt Active Power Filter, Proceedings of ICETECT 2011. Prof. A.K.Panda
and Suresh.Mikkili "Fuzzy Controller based 3-ph 4-wire SHAF for Current Harmonics Compensation with idiq Control strategy using Simulation and RTDS Hardware" IEEE proc. PEDS Singapore, 5-8 December 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "PI and Fuzzy Controller based 3-ph 4-wire SHAF for Current harmonics
Compensation Using p-q Control Strategy", IET proc. -SEISCON, Madras, 20-22 July 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "SHAF for mitigation of Current harmonics with p-q and Id-Iq Control
strategies using both PI and Fuzzy Controllers", IET proc. -SEISCON, Madras, 20-22 July 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "PI Controller based Shunt Active Filter for Mitigation of Current
Harmonics with p-q Control strategy using Simulation and RTDS Hardware" IEEE proc. INDICON, Hyderabad,
16-18 December 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "Fuzzy Logic controller based SHAF for Current Harmonics Compensation
with p-q Control strategy using Simulation and RTDS Hardware" IEEE proc. INDICON, Hyderabad, 16-18
December 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "Simulation and RTDS Hardware Implementation of SHAF for Current
harmonics Cancellation Using Id-Iq Control Strategy with PI and Fuzzy Controllers" IEEE proc. ICPS IIT
MADRAS , 22-24 December 2011.
Suresh.Mikkili and Prof. A.K.Panda, "Id-Iq Control Strategy for Mitigation of Current Harmonics with PI and
Fuzzy Controllers" IEEE proc. ICPS IIT MADRAS , 22-24 December 2011.
S.S. Patnaik and Prof. A.K. Panda, "Comparative Evaluation of Harmonic Compensation Capability of Active
Power Filter with Conventional and Bacterial Foraging Based Control," in IEEE Proc. 9th International
conference on Power Electronics and Drive Systems (PEDS), Singapore, 5th-8th Dec. 2011.
S.S. Patnaik and Prof. A.K. Panda, "Comparison of Current Harmonic Compensation Capability of APF with
Two Control Strategies in 3-phase 4-wire System Employing Bacterial Foraging Optimization," in Proc.
Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON), Hyderabad, 16th-18th Dec. 2011.
S.S. Patnaik and Prof. A.K. Panda, "Optimal Load Compensation by 3-phase 4-wire Shunt Active Power Filter
under Distorted Mains Supply Employing Bacterial Foraging Optimization," in Proc. Annual IEEE India
Conference (INDICON), Hyderabad, 16th-18th Dec. 2011.
S.S. Patnaik and Prof. A.K. Panda, "Performance Improvement of id-iq Method Based Active Filter Using
Particle Swarm Optimization," in Proc. IET International Conference on Sustainable Energy and Intelligent
System (SEISCON), Chennai, 20th-22nd Jul. 2011.
"Comparative Evaluation of Harmonic Compensation Capability of Active Power Filter with Conventional
and Bacterial Foraging Based Control," in IEEE Proc. 9th International conference on Power Electronics and
Drive Systems (PEDS), Singapore, 5th-8th Dec. 2011.
"Fuzzy Controller based 3-ph 4-wire SHAF for Current Harmonics Compensation with id-iq Control strategy
using Simulation and RTDS Hardware" IEEE proc. PEDS Singapore, 5-8 December 2011.
B. N. Kar, K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, "Indirect vector control of induction motor using fuzzy logic controller,"
Procc. IEEE EEEIC (Int. Conf. on Environment and Electrical Engg.), Rome, May 2011, pp.1-4.
S. Choudhury, K. B. Mohanty, B. K. Debta, "Investigation on performance of doubly-fed induction generator
driven by wind turbine under grid voltage fluctuation," Procc. of IEEE EEEIC (Int. Conf. on Environment and
Electrical Engg.), Rome, May 2011, pp. 1-4.
S. Choudhury, K. B. Mohanty, B. C. Babu, "Performance analysis of doubly-fed induction generator for wind
energy conversion system," Procc. of 5th PSU-UNS International Conference on Engineering and Technology
(ICET), Phuket, May 2011, pp. 532-536.
S. Jena, and K. B. Mohanty, "Robust field oriented induction machine control using SMC," Procc. of 5th PSUUNS International Conference on Engineering and Technology (ICET), Phuket, May 2011, pp. 551-554.
K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, and B. Subudhi, "Sliding mode control of a feedback linearized induction
motor using TS fuzzy based adaptive iterative learning controller," Procc. of 9th IEEE Int. Conf. on Power
Electronics & Drive Systems, Singapore, Dec 5-8, 2011, pp. 625-630.
K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, "Input Power Conditioning of a Linearized Induction Motor Drive using Three
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Level Front-End Converter and Passive Filter," Procc. of IEEE INDICON, Dec. 2011, Hyderabad, pp. 1-6.
S. Jena, K. B. Mohanty, "Robust sensorless field oriented control of induction motor using sliding mode,"
Procc. of IEEE INDICON, Dec. 2011, Hyderabad, pp. 1-6.
B. N. Kar, S. Choudhury, K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, "Indirect Vector Control of Induction Motor Using
Sliding-Mode Controller," Procc. of Int. Conf. on Sustainable Energy and Intelligent System (IET SEISCON)
2011, Chennai, July 2011, pp. 1-5.
K. B. Mohanty, Madhu Singh, "Feedback linearizing control of induction motor drive by P-I controllers in
RTDS environment," Procc. of IEEE 4th Int. Conf. on Electronics Computer Technology (ICECT 2012), Apr. 2012,
Kanyakumari, pp. 1-6.
S. Choudhury, K. B. Mohanty, "Realization of Grid Fault on Grid Connected Wind Energy Conversion System
Using Real Time Simulator," Procc. of Int. Conf. on Sustainable Energy and Intelligent System (IET SEISCON)
2011, Chennai, July 2011, pp. 1-6.
S. Choudhury, K. B. Mohanty, B. C. Babu, "Performance analysis of doubly-fed induction generator for wind
energy conversion system," 5th PSU-UNS International Conference on Engineering and Technology (ICET),
Phuket, May 2011
S. Jena, and K. B. Mohanty, "Robust field oriented induction machine control using SMC," 5th PSU-UNS
International Conference on Engineering and Technology (ICET), Phuket, May 2011,
P. K. Sahu, Smita Parija and S. S. Singh, "Survey and recent advancement on sensor networks", national
seminar on recent trends in nano science and technology(RINT), Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, Sept.16th 17th, 2011, pp 56-67
2. Bhaktapriya Mohapatra, Prasanna Ku. Sahu, Chandra Kandula and Prakash Ku. Panda, " Dynamic power
allocation of multi spot beam Ka band satellite communication network in India using multiport power
amplifier for rain fade mitigation," International Conference
On Microwaves, Antenna, Propagation & Remote Sensing (I C M A R S - 2 011), Jodhpur, Rajasthan, Dec. 7th
-10th, 2011, pp. 170.
3. Bhaktapriya Mohapatra, Prasanna Ku. Sahu and Abhishek Patra, "16 spot beam Ka band satellite
communication in India for rain fade mitigation," IEEE Student's conference on Engineering and Systems
(SCES-2012), MNIT, Allahabad, March 16th -18th, ISBN: 978-1-4673-0454-2.
Abhishek Patra, Prasanna Ku. Sahu, Smita Parija and Bhaktapriya Mohapatra, "Interference Cancellation
and BER improvement in a wireless network using network MIMO ," IEEE Student's conference on Engineering
and Systems (SCES -2012), MNIT, Allahabad, March 16th -18th, ISBN: 978-1-4673-0454-2.
Chandra Kandula, Prasanna Ku. Sahu, and Bhaktapriya Mohapatra, "Microstrip Line Fed novel shaped
Dielectric Resonant Antenna for Millimeter Wave Applications," International Conference On Microwaves,
Antenna, Propagation & Remote Sensing (I C M A R S - 2 011), Jodhpur, Rajasthan, Dec. 7th -10th, 2011, pp.
131.
Chandra Kondula, P. K. Sahu, P.K. Panda and Sheeja K. L., "Micro Strip Line Fed I-shaped Dielectric Resonant
Antenna for Millimeter Wave Applications," Progress in electromagnetic research symposium (PIERS),Kaula
Lumpur, Malaysia, March 27th - 30th, 2012 pp. 1061-1063.
Sheeja K.L., P.K. Sahu and P. K. Panda, "Elliptical Antenna based on Zeroth Order Resonance," 5th annual
conference ATMS India-2012, Mumbai, India, Feb. 2nd -3rd, 2012, pp. 216-218.
Sheeja K.L., P. K. Sahu and S. K. Behera, "Comparative Study of a CRLH TL based Zeroth Order Resonant
Antenna," 18th National Conference on Communications (NCC), IIT Kharagpur, Kolkata , India, Feb.3rd - 5th,
2012, pp.1-5.
Sheeja K.L., P. K. Sahu and S. K. Behera, "A Bandwidth Enhanced Elliptical Metamaterial Antenna," Progress
in Electromagnetic Research Symposium (PIERS), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 27th - 30th, 2012, pp.
132-135.
Sridhar kondabathini, Susmitha Das and Kala Praveen Bagadi, "An improved compressed Image
Transmission over space time coded MIMO OFDM systems with Punctured Turbo codes" International
Conference on emerging Trends in Engineering(ICETE-12),NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte, Karnataka,
May 15th - 16th(2012)(accepted).
Narla Dileep and Susmitha Das, "Gradient Descent Localization Method using UWB based system for an
effective Human Motion Tracking," International Conference on Emerging trends in engineering (ICETE12),
NMAM institute of technology, Nitte, Karnataka, May 15th - 16th (2012)(accepted).
Shafeeque I,and Susmitha Das, "DS-QBOK-UWB transmission scheme for wireless multimedia
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communication" International Conference on emerging Trends in Engineering(ICETE-12),NMAM Institute of
Technology, Nitte, Karnataka, May 15th - 16th(2012)(accepted).
Prajna Parimita Dash, Aitha Santhosh, and Dipti Patra, "OHTA based covariance technique for tracking
object in video scene", In IEEE Student Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, SCEECS2012, Bhopal, India, March 2012.
V Srikanth, Sunil Kumar and Dipti Patra, "OHTA Feature based Normalized cut for color image segmentation",
In IEEE International conference on Advances in Communication, Navigation and Computer Networks,
ACNCN-2012, Vishakhapatnam, March 2012.
Subrajeet Mohapatra, Sunil Kumar and Dipti Patra. "RBFN based Leukocyte Image Segmentation for Automated
Leukemia Detection". In International Conference on Signal, Image & Video Processing, ICSIVP-2012, Patna,
India, January 2012.
Subrajeet Mohapatra, Dipti Patra and Kundan Kumar. Blood microscopic image segmentation using rough
sets. In International Conference on Image Information Processing, ICIIP-2011, Shimla, India, Novemeber
2011.
Dipti Patra, Subrajeet Mohapatra, Kundan Kumar. A Rough Set Approach to Blood Microscopic Image
Segmentation. In International Conference on Computer Vision & Image Processing, ICCVIP 2011, Paris, 2426th June, 2011.
Dipti Patra & Mridula J. Feature Based Segmentation of Colour Textured Images using GLCM and Markov
Random Field Model. In International Conference on Computer Vision & Image Processing, ICCVIP 2011,
Paris, 24-26th June, 2011.
S. Mohanty and S. Ghosh , " Modeling of breakdown voltage of solid insulating materials in the presence of
voids under ac conditions using fuzzy logic techniques", IEEE International Conference on Electrical
Insulation and Dielectric Polarization, Mexico, Oct. 2011, pp. 530-533.
K. Ratna Subhashini, Saikiran.J"Estimation of QPSK signal via different Smart Array Antennas Deploying
Gradient Approach", IEEE Techsym, Jan 4-6,2011 IIT Kharagpur.
K. Ratna Subhashini ,Saikiran.J"Combating Signal Interference and QPSK Signal Estimation Employing Bio
inspired technique for Smart Antennas " IEEE DMO'11, Kaulalumpur Malaysia .28th-29th June,2011.
K. Ratna Subhashini, Bharat.K," A Compact high gain micro strip patch antenna for dual band WLAN
applications", IEEE SCES-2012.
K. Ratna Subhashini, Surendra.N," Cylindrical antenna synthesis with minimum side lobe level using PSO
technique ", IEEE SCES-2012.
K. Ratna Subhashini, Surendra.N," Conformal antenna array synthesis using Bio inspired technique ", IEEE
SCES-2012
Debati Marandi, Naga Sowmya Tontepu, B.Chitti Babu, " Comparative Study between Unipolar and Bipolar
Switching Scheme with LCL Filter for Single-Phase Grid Connected Inverter System", Proc. of IEEE Students'
Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Sciences 2012 (SCEECS 2012), MANIT, Bhopal, Mar/
2012- Received Best Paper Award
Suruti Ranjan Panda, B.Chitti Babu, " Phase Estimation for Grid Synchronization using CORDIC Algorithm
with SRF-PLL" Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Sciences 2012
(SCEECS 2012), MANIT, Bhopal, Mar/2012B.Chitti Babu, K.B.Mohanty," DSP based Stator Flux Oriented Control of Doubly-Fed Induction Generator for
Wind Power Generation System" Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer
Sciences 2012 (SCEECS 2012), MANIT, Bhopal, Mar/2012Binita Sen, Dusyant Sharma, B.Chittii Babu, " DSRF and SOGI based PLL-Two Viable Scheme for Grid
Synchronization of DG Systems during Grid Abnormalities", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering
& Systems (SCES 2012), MNNIT, Allahabad, Mar/2012
Dusyant Sharma, Binita Sen, B.Chittii Babu, " Improved Grid Synchronization Algorithm for DG System using
DSRF PLL under Grid Disturbances", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES
2012), MNNIT, Allahabad, Mar/2012.
Shiban Kanti Bala, B.Chittii Babu, " A Review on Development of Smart Grid Technology in India and its
Future Perspectives", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES 2012), MNNIT,
Allahabad, Mar/2012.
Anup Anurag, B.Chittii Babu, " Control of Grid Connected Inverter System for Sinusoidal Current Injection
with Improved Performance", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES 2012),
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Satarupa Bal, B.Chittii Babu, " Comparative Study between P&O and Current Error Compensation Method
for MPPT of PV Energy System", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES 2012),
MNNIT, Allahabad, Mar/2012.
Rahul Dubey, S.R.Samantaray, A.K.Tripathy, B.Chitti Babu, " Wavelet Based Energy Function for Symmetrical
Fault Detection during Power Swing", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES
2012), MNNIT, Allahabad, Mar/2012.
Abhiskek Das, Suraj Dash, B.Chitti Babu, A.K.Sahoo, " A Novel Phase Detection System for Linear All-Digital
Phase Locked Loop", Proc. of IEEE Students' Conference on Engineering & Systems (SCES 2012), MNNIT,
Allahabad, Mar/2012.
Satyaranjan Jena, B.Chitti Babu, "Experimental Study on Adaptive Hysteresis Current Controller for InverterInterfaced 1-F Grid Connected System", Proc. of IEEE INDICON 2011 Conference , India, Dec/2011,
Asish ranjan Dash, B.Chitti Babu and K.B.Mohanty, "Analysis of PI and PR Current Controllers for Distributed
Wind Power Generation Systems under Unbalanced Grid Faults", Proc. of 4th IEEE International Conference
on Power and Energy Systems, ICPS 2011, IIT Madras, Dec/2011.
Rahul Dubey, S.R.Samantaray, B.Chitti Babu," Detection of Power Quality Disturbances in Presence of DFIG
Wind Farm Using Wavelet Transform Based Energy Function", Proc. of 4th IEEE International Conference on
Power and Energy Systems, ICPS 2011, IIT Madras, Dec/2011..
Rahul Dubey, S.R.Samantaray, B.Chitti Babu," A Novel Out-Of-Step Detection Algorithm Using Angle of Power
Signal" Proc. of 4th IEEE International Conference on Power and Energy Systems, ICPS 2011, IIT Madras,
Dec/2011.
Rahul Dubey, S.R.Samantaray, B.Chitti Babu," A Novel Technique for Asymmetrical Fault Detection in DFIG
based Wind-Farm using Wavelet Transform Based Energy Function" Proc. of 3rd International Conference
on Advances in Energy Research, ICER 2011, IIT Bombay, Dec/2011.
Samanta, S., Pam, S., Sheehan, R., Mukhopadhyay, S.,Constrained Optimization based Compensator Design
for Power Converters using Method of Feasible Directions, in Applied Power Electronics Conference(APEC),
Orlando, Florida, Feb,2012 .
S. Karmakar and Abhishek Chandna, "Development of On-Line Monitoring System for Valve Regulated Lead
Acid (VRLA) Battery" Indicon 2011, BITS Pilani, Hydrabad, India, , 16-18 December, 2011.
N. K. Roy, P. Kumbhakar and S. Karmakar "Remotely Operated High Voltage Laboratory for Partial Discharge
Measurement" 17th International Symposium on High Voltage Engineering (ISH-2011), Hannover Germany,
August 22nd -26th, 2011.
P. Kumbhakar, N. K. Roy and S. Karmakar "On-Line Optical Detection of Partial Discharges in an Oil Filled
High Voltage Transformer" 17th International Symposium on High Voltage Engineering (ISH-2011), Hannover
Germany, August 22nd -26th, 2011.
P. B. Sankar and S. Karmakar "An Experimental Study of Air Breakdown Voltage and Electric Field using
Standard Sphere Gap Method", International Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical Engineering(ICETE2011) Karnataka, India, pp. 551-555, 4th-5th May, 2011.
S. Maity, D. Roy, "Study on the Use of Discretized Sliding-Mode Controller in DC-DC Switching Regulators"
VSS 2012, IIT Bombay: 12th International Workshop on Variable Structure Systems January 2012.
S. Maity, M. Das, and S. Banerjee, " Experimental Confirmation of Discontinuous Bifurcation in Digital
Sliding-Mode Controlled Step-Down Power Converters, 12th Experimental Chaos and Complexity Conference,
University of Michigan, USA, May 16-19, 2012.
S. Gupta, A. Dasgupta, and A. Routray, "Analysis of training parameters for classifiers based on Haar-like
features to detect human faces", in IEEE Int. Conf. on Image Information Processing, Nov. 2011, pp. 1-4
S. Ganguly, N.C. Sahoo, and D. Das, "Multi-objective planning of electrical distribution systems incorporating
shunt capacitor banks," Presented at IEEE International Conference on Energy, Automation and Signal
(ICEAS), Bhubaneswar, 2011.
Susmita Das and Kala Praveen Bagadi, "Comparison of Neural based Multiuser Detection Techniques for
SDMA based Wireless Communication System," IEEE Students Conference on Engineering and Systems
(SCES-2012), March 16-18, 2012, MNNIT Allahabad.
KalaPraveen Bagadi, and Susmita Das," Neural network based
multiuser detection techniques in SDMAOFDM system," 2011 Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON),IIIT Hyderabad Print ISBN: 978-1-4577-11107 , pp. 01-04,Decem. 2011.
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Susmita Das, and Kala Praveen Bagadi, "Comparative Analysis of Various Multiuser Detection Techniques
in SDMA-OFDM System Over the Correlated MIMO Channel Model for IEEE 802.16n," Proceedings of World
Acadamy of Science, Engineering and Technology , ISSN: 2010-3778), Issue 77, pp. 663-667, June 2011,
Paris, France.
Susmita Das, and Bikramaditya Das, "Suppression of Narrowband Interference in impulse radio based high
data rate UWB WPAN communication system using NLOS Channel Model," Proceedings of World Acadamy
of Science, Engineering and Technology (Print ISSN: 2010-376X, Electronic ISSN: 2010-3778), Paris , June
2011,Issue 77, pp. 668-672.
Ch. Sasmita Das, Susmita Das,"A MB-pulsed-OFDM system using discrete wavelet packet transform for
short range indoor wireless environment", IEEE Xplore and Proceedings of the 4th International Conference
on Electronics Computer Technology, pp. 145-150, 2012.
Ch. Sasmita Das, Susmita Das," Multiband OFDM(MB-OFDM) approach in High Data Rate Ultra Wideband
WPAN using IEEE 802.15.3a Channel Models", Proceedings of Recent Advances in Science for Technology,
pp. 27-31, 2012.
R. Dey, S. Ghosh, G. Ray and A. Rakshit, "Further Result on Delay-Dependent Stability Analysis of a Linear
Retarded System with Time Varying Delay", in Advances in Control and Optimization of Dynamical Systems
(ACODS), held at IISC-Bangalore, 16-18 February 2012.
Rajeeb Dey, S. Ghosh, G. Ray and A. Rakshit, "New Delay-dependent stabilization result for Linear TimeDelay System with Actuator Saturation", in 2nd International conference on EPSCICON 2012, held at Vidya
Academy of Science & Technology, Thrissur, Kerala, India, 3-6th January 2012.
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Y.Suresh, A.K.panda,M Suresh "Real Time Implementation of Adaptive Band Current Control Technique for
Shunt Active Power Filter", IET Power Electronics (Accepted on 10th Dec 2011 ), In press
B.Subudhi and R.Pradhan, A Comparative Study on Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques for
Photovoltaic Power System, IEEE Trans. Sustainable Energy (Revised paper submitted)
Sheeja KL., P. K. Sahu, S. K. Behera and Nabil Dakhli, "Compact Pentamode, Tri-band Metamaterial Antenna
for Wireless Applications," IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and USNC/URSI
Radio Science meeting, Chicago, Illinois, USA, July 8th - 14th, 2012.
SheejaK.L., S.K.Behera and P.K.Sahu, "Bandwidth Improvement of a Zeroth Order Resonant Antenna for
WiMax Applications, " International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer-Aided Engineering ISSN: 10964290, Wiley(Journal).
S. Mohanty and S. Ghosh, "Microscopic Study of the Breakdown Voltage of Solid Insulating Materials under
DC and AC conditions", to be presented at ICPADM, CPRI Bangalore, July 2012.
S.R.Samantaray, Rahul Dubey, B.Chitti Babu, "A Novel Time-Frequency Transform based Spectral Energy
function for Fault Detection during Power Swing", International Journal of Electric Power Components and
Systems, Tailor & Francis Publishers -Accepted.
B.Chitti Babu, K.B.Mohanty, S.R.Samantaray,"Improved Active Power Control of Inverter-interfaced Distributed
Wind Power Generation System under Unbalanced Grid Faults", IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, Special
Issue on Micro Grid , Extended Abstract Accepted for Full Paper submission, 2012.
V.K.Fasil and S. Karmakar, "Modeling and Simulation Based Study for On-line Detection of Partial Discharge
of Solid Dielectric", to be presented at ICPADM, CPRI Bangalore, July 2012.
S. Karmakar, "An Experimental Study of Air Breakdown Voltage and its Effects on Solid Insulation", Journal
of Electrical Systems, June 2012.
S. Maity and Y. Suraj, "Analysis and Modeling of a FFHC Controlled DC-DC Buck converter Suitable for Wide
Range of Operating Conditions" IEEE Trans.on Power Electronics, accepted.
R. Dey, S. Ghosh, G. Ray and A. Rakshit, " Load frequency Control of interconnected power systems with
communication delay", International Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems.
B. Subudhi, S. Bonala, S. Ghosh, R. Dey, "Robust Analysis of Networked Control Systems with Time-Varying
Delays" in 7th IFAC Symposium on robust Control Design, to be held at AAl-borg, Denmark, 20-22nd June,
2012.
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Name of the
Supervisor
Title
Name of the
Scholar
Brief Report
Power quality improvement using Active P.C.Panda,
power filters.
B.D.Subudhi.
Rakhee
Panigrahi
Transient Stability Enhancement of power P.C.Panda
system FACTS Controllers.
Rajendra Prasad Transient Stability
Narne
Enhancement of power system
FACTS Controllers.
Dynamic stability enhancement of multi P.C.Panda
machine power system using adaptive static
VAR controller.
Josh. P. Therattil
Dynamic stability
enhancement of multi machine
power system using adaptive
static VAR controller.
Harmonic estimation in power system using P.C.Panda
signal processing technique and swarm
intelligence.
S. Routa
Harmonic estimation in power
system using signal
processing technique and
swarm intelligence.
Development of Novel techniques to study J.K.Satapathy
nonlinear active noise control
Kunal Das
Submitted in Feb 2012
Antenna Array Synthesis using Evolutionary J.K.Satapathy
techniques for designing shaped beam pattern
for data transmission
K.R.Subhasini
Submitted in Feb 2012
Formation Control of Multiple Under Water B.Subudhi
Robotic Vehicles
D.Atta
Since sep 2008
In progress
Adaptive Control of Flexible Robots
B.Subudhi
S.Pardhan
Since July 2009
In progress
Modelling & Control of AUVs
B.Subudhi
B.Sahoo
Since July 2009
In progress
Hybrid Energy System using PV and Fuel Cell B.Subudhi
R.Pradhan
Since July 2010, In progress
Time Delay Compensation Techniques with B.Subudhi
application to Network based Control System and S.Ghosh
S.Bonala
May 2010, In progress
Photo-voltaic System Modelling & Control
O.P.Suresh
July 2010, In progress
Dynamic Feedback Control for Time Delay S.Ghosh
Systems
and B.Subudhi
D.Das
July 2010, In progress
Improvement in Three Phase Power Factor A.K.Panda
Correction Circuits for Distributed Power
Systems
Matada
Mahesh
Thesis Submitted
B.Subudhi and
A.K.Panda(NIST,
Berhampur)
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Power quality improvement
using Active power filters.
Title
Name of the
Supervisor
Name of the
Scholar
Brief Report
SHAPF for Mitigation of Current Harmonics A.K.Panda
with p-q and Id-Iq control strategies using
Soft Computing Techniques
Mikkili.
Suresh
Work in Progress
Direct Torque Control Induction Motor Drive A.K.Panda
using Intelligent Controller suitable for Hybrid
Vehicles
Tejavathu
Ramesh
Work in Progress
Improvement in the Switch Reluctance Motor A.K.Panda
Drives
Nutan Saha
Work in Progress
Study of inverter-interfaced wind power K. B. Mohanty
generation system under balanced and
unbalanced grid voltage conditions
B. C. Babu
Thesis submitted
Feedback linearizing control of induction K. B. Mohanty
motor
Madhu Singh
Work in Progress
Metamaterial Antenna Design for Wireless P. K. Sahu
Applications
Sheeja K. L.
Work in Progress
Modeling and Simulation of Nano P. K. Sahu
Semiconductor Devices for Computer and RF
Application
Mr. Sushanta
Kumar
Mohapatra
Work in Progress
Sensor Based Wireless Network Mobility P. K. Sahu
Management
Smita Parija
Work in Progress
Study on Channel Estimation and Data Susmita Das
Detection in MIMO-OFDM System
KalaPraveen
Bagadi
Work in Progress
Impact of Relay Location on the performance Susmita Das
of Multi-Relay Cooperative Communication
Kiran Kumar
Guralla
Work in Progress
Development of techniques for automated Dipti Patra
Leukemia detection in microscopic blood cell
images.
Subrajeet
Mohapatra
Work in Progress
Development of robust techniques for object Dipti Patra
motion tracking in video scene.
Prajna
Parimita Dash
Work in Progress
Biomedical image registration techniques for Dipti Patra
proper diagnosis of diseases.
Smita Pradhan
Work in progress
Power quality assessment using signal Sanjeeb Mohanty Sarnabala
processing and soft computing techniques
Upadyaya
Work in progress
Modeling and Analysis of Grid Connected Somnath Maity
Photovoltaic Array system
Sandip Ghosh
B. Kailash
Krishna Prasad
Work in progress
Grid-Interfacing Active Power Filters to Somnath Maity
improve the Power Quality in a Microgrid
J. K. Satapathy
Pradeep
Kumar Sahu
Work in progress
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Ph.D. Degree Awarded :
Guide
Name of the Scholar
P.K.Ray
Title of the Thesis
B.Subudhi Soft Computing and Signal Processing Awarded, June
Approaches to Estimation of Power
2011
System Signals
Development Improved Performance Switch- A.K.Panda Swapnajit Pattnaik
Mode Converters for Critical Load
Applications
e)
Remarks
Awarded, June
2011
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Modelling of STATCOM and SVC for power system steady state operation and enhancement P. C. Panda
of transient stability of a multi machine power system by STATCOM
Real time frequency estimation of power system using wavelet transform
P. C. Panda
Study and analysis of harmonic estimation techniques using adaptive filtering
P. C. Panda
Dynamic stability enhancement of power system using fuzzy logic based power system P. C. Panda
stabilizer
Fault Diagnosis of Induction Motor using Soft Computing Techniques,
S.Das and B.Subudhi
Development and Control of a Networked Servo System
B.Subudhi and S.Ghosh
FPGA based active power filter for Harmonic Mitigation
B.Subudhi and
K.K.Mahapatra
Kalman Filter based AUV Navigation
S.Ghosh and B.Subudhi
Real-time Tip Position Control of a Flexible-Link Robot
Real time navigation control of Khepera-iii mobile robot
Control of autonomous underwater vehicle
Performance Improvement Of Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (Ipmsm) A.K.Panda
Drive System
Control techniques for dc-dc buck converter with improved performance
A.K.Panda
Dynamic analysis, voltage control and experiments on a self excited induction generator K. B. Mohanty
for wind power application : M. Tech. (Research)
Performance and power factor improvement of indirect vector controlled cage induction K. B. Mohanty
generator in wind power application : M. Tech. (Research)
Performance analysis of doubly-fed induction generator in wind energy conversion system K. B. Mohanty
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Name of the thesis
Name of the guide
Fuzzy sliding mode controller for a field-oriented induction motor drive
K. B. Mohanty
Design and Analysis of Planar and Dielectric Resonator Antennas for Ultra-Wide Band P K Sahu
Wireless Applications.
Design of Reconfigurable Smart Antenna for Wireless Applications.
P K Sahu
A study of Rain Attenuation Calculation and Strategic Power Control for Ka Band Satellite P K Sahu
Communication in India.
Studies of Short Channel Effects and Performance Enhancement of Nano MOSFET Based on P K Sahu
Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm Approach.
Co-Channel Interference Suppression using Adaptive Beam Forming Approach in MIMO- Susmita Das
OFDM Systems.
Narrow Band Interference Mitigation in Multiband OFDM UWB WPAN System Using Adaptive Susmita Das
Notch Filter.
Performance Comparison of Various Multiuser Detection Schemes in MIMI-OFDM Systems. Susmita Das
Ear Identification using Feature Descriptor and Shadowed Set based Segmentation.
Dipti Patra
Video watermarking using HAAR Wavelet Transform and Spread Spectrum Technology.
Dipti Patra
Sickle cell Anemia Detection from Microscopic Blood Images using Image Processing Dipti Patra
Techniques.
Feature based Segmentation of colour textured images using Markov Random Field Model. Dipti Patra
M.Tech. (R)
Modeling of the breakdown voltage of solid insulating materials using soft computing Sanjeeb Mohanty
techniques
Performance Analysis of ? and ?-? Modulator Based Current Controller for Grid connected B.Chitti Babu
Inverter System
A.K.Panda
Measurement of air breakdown voltage and electric field using standard sphere gap method S. Karmakar
Simulation of partial discharge in high voltage power equipment
f)
Sl. No.
6.
S. Karmakar
Name of the Speaker
Title
1.
Prof. Subir Kumar Sarkar
Low Power VLSI- Merits and Limitations.
2.
Prof. Sanjib Kumar Panda, NUS, Singapore
Single-Phase Inverter-Control Techniques for
Interfacing Renewable Energy Sources With Micro-grid
CONSULTANCY SERVICES :
Name of the Scheme
Sponsoring Agency
Amount Earned
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Cost
PC & Inverter
Rs. 85,000.00
Solar Simulator
Rs. 6 Lakh
Digital Power Analyser Measurement of voltage, current, power and harmonics
Series: WT500, Model: 760203-F/G5
Rs.6,07500
DC Power Supply with 3-phase transformer, rectifier and filter
Rs. 9,62,168.00
TCAD Synopsis Sentaurus Device Simulator and Synopsis HSPICE circuit Simulator
Rs. 7.0 lacs (approx.)
NI Data acquisition card
Rs.90,706.38
8. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION / SOCIETIES :
Technical Association/Societies
Name of faculty
Prof. P. C. Panda
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Prof. B. Subudhi
Prof. A. K. Panda
Member, IEEE Technical Committee on Intelligent Control (Adaptive Control Group)
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Fellow of the Institution of Engineers (India)
l
Fellow of the Institution of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineers (India)
l
Senior Member of IEEE(USA) [Elevated to Senior Member in June 2008]
l
Life Member of Systems Society of India (SSI)
l
Life Member of Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE)
l
Member, Automatic Control & Optimization of Dynamical Systems(ACODS)
l
Member, IAENG (Membership No. 65019)
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Prof. K. B. Mohanty
Senior Member IEEE (USA)
Fellow IE (India)
Fellow IETE (India)
Fellow CSI (India)
Life Member ISTE (India)
Fellow IE (India)
Fellow IETE (India)
l
Senior Member IEEE (USA)
Fellow IE (India)
Fellow IETE (India)
Prof. S. Das
l
Member of IEEE
Prof. P. K. Sahu
l
l
l
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Member of IEEE
Member of IETE
Member of IEI
Member of ISTE
Prof. S. Maity
l
Member of IEEE
Prof. S. Samanta
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Member of IEEE
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Name of faculty
Prof. S. Karmakar
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Member of IEEE
Member of IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society
Member of IEEE Power & Energy Society
Member of The Institute of Engineers (India)
Life Member of Optical Society of India
LABORATORIES :
Prof In Charge
Name of faculty
Prof. P. C. Panda
Advanced Power System Lab
Prof. B. Subudhi
Advanced Control & Robotics Research Laboratory
Prof. A. K. Panda
Power Electronics and Drives Lab
Prof. K. B. Mohanty
Machine Lab
Prof. S. Das
Signal Processing and Communication Lab.
Prof. P. K. Sahu
Microwave and Antenna Lab.
Prof. S. Maity
Measurement Lab
Prof. S. Samanta
Control Lab
Prof. S. Karmakar
(i) Development of High Voltage Laboratory
(ii) PIC of Electrical workshop
Prof. S. Gupta
Real-time Embedded System Lab
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ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Sukadev Meher
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. Kamala Kanta Mohapatra :
Ph.D.
Prof. T. K. Dan :
M.Tech
Prof. Samit Ari :
Ph.D
Prof. Sarat Kumar Patra :
Ph.D.
Prof. U. C. Pati :
Ph.D
Prof. A. K. Sahoo :
M.Tech
Prof. Sukadev Meher :
Ph.D.
Prof. P. Singh :
Ph.D
Prof. S. Das :
M.S
Prof. S. K. Behera :
Ph.D.
Prof. Ayas Kanta Swain :
M.Tech
Prof. D. P. Acharya :
Ph.D
Prof. Pramod Kumar Tiwari :
Ph.D
Prof. Subrata Maiti :
M.Tech
Prof. N. Islam :
Ph.D
Prof. Lakshi Prosad Roy :
Ph.D
Prof. U K Sahu :
M.Tech
Prof. S. Hiremath :
M.Tech
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a) By Student :
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Name of the course
Students Admitted
VLSI Design & Related CAD Tools
70
2 weeks course
Embedded System Design
18
2 weeks course
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SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/ WORKSHOPS :
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Sponsoring Agency
Title of the course
Duration
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Prof. K.K. Mahapatra
Prof. D.P.Acharya
VLSI Design & Related CAD Tools
2 Weeks
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Prof. K.K. Mahapatra
Prof. D.P.Acharya
1 Week
Name of the staff
U.C. Pati
Course/Seminar
Organization
IEEE ICICS 2011
Period
Venue
Nanyang Technological 13-16 Dec., Singapore
University, Singapore
2011
Santos Kumar Das Embedded System Design
NIT Rourkela, Orissa
D e c e m b e r Department of ECE
2011
Santos Kumar Das TENCON2011
IEEE Region 10, the Asia N o v e m b e r Inna Grand Bali
Pacific Region, Indonesia 21-24, 2011 Beach Hotel, Bali,
Section
INDONESIA
Prof. A. K. Swain
VLSI Design & Related CAD Tools NIT Rourkela
2 weeks
EC Dept.
Prof. A. K. Swain
NIT Rourkela
1 week
EC Dept.
Prof. K. K. Mahapatra ZOPP workshop
IIT Kanpur
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Feb 2012
Prof. K. K. Mahapatra India Chip Workshop
IIT Guwahati
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Dec 2011
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Development of a Data Acquisition System for DRDO
Testing of OTOMELERA Naval Gun
Automatic Detection of Cardiac arrhythmias DST
using Electrocardiographic Signal
b)
Assistance
received
9.95 Lakhs
Investigator
Brief report
Prof. Samit Ari
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11.76 Lakhs
Prof. Samit Ari
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i)
Paper Published
1. R.K. Senapati, U.C. Pati, K.K. Mahapatra, A novel fast 4x4 DTT based image compression algorithm", World
Scientific Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS) Transactions on Signal Processing, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 3443, 2011.
2. Santos Kumar Das, Suraj Kumar Naik and Sarat Kumar Patra, "Fiber Material Dependent QoS Analysis and
Route Selection for OVPN ", TENCON, pp.521-525, 2011, November.
3. Pramod Kumar Tiwari, Sarvesh Dubey and S. Jit, "Analytical modeling for the subthreshold current and
subthreshold swing of the triple-material double-gate(TM-DG) MOSFETs, in Supperlattice and Microstructure
Journal, vol 51, issue 5, 715-724, 2012.
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4. S K Behera and Y Choukiker, "Design and Optimization of Dual band Microstrip Antenna using Particle Swarm
Optimization Technique", International Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz waves, Springer, USA,
DOI: 10.1007/s10762-010-9722-0.
5. S. K. Behera, D. R. Poddar& R. K. Mishra, "Sequentially Fed Balanced amplifying Antenna for Circular
Polarization", International Journal of Communication Technology (IJCT), India, DECEMBER 2010, VOL.1,
ISSUE: 04.
6. Y Choukiker, S K Behera, B Pandey and Rajeev Jyoti, "Optimization of Planar Antenna for ISM Band using PSO",
International Journal of Microwave and Optical Technology (IJMOT), Volume.6, No.3, May2011.
7. Yogesh Kumar Choukiker, Santanu Kumar Behera, "Design of Microstrip Radiator using Particle Swarm
Optimization technique, International Journal of Communication Technology (IJCT), India, SEPTEMBER 2011,
VOLUME: 02, ISSUE: 03.
8. Yogesh Kumar Choukiker, Santanu Kumar Behera, Rajeev Jyoti, "SectoralSierpinski Gasket Fractal Antenna for
Wireless LAN Applications", International Journal of RF and Microwave CAD Engineering, January 2012.
9. Natarajmani S., S K Behera and S K Patra, "A triple band-notched planar monopole antenna for ultrawide
band applications", Microwave and Optical Technology Letters Volume 54, Issue 2, pages 539-543, February
2012.
10. RunaKummari and Santanu Kumar Behera, "Miniaturized Dual Band Dielectric Resonator Antenna for IEEE
802.16d fixed WiMax applications", International Journal of RF and Microwave CAD Engineering March
2012.
11. RunaKummari and Santanu Kumar Behera, "Log periodic Dielectric Resonator Antenna for broadband
Applications" International Journal of Computer Applications,No.7,2011.Pp 16-20.
12. S. K. Mishra, G. Panda, S. Meher, R. Majhi, "Constraint Robust Portfolio selection by Multiobjective
Evolutionary Genetic Algorithm", International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing
(ICAISC-2011), IIMT, Bhubaneswar, April 9-10,2011.
13. S. K. Mishra, G. Panda, S. Meher, R. Majhi, M. Singh, "Portfolio Management Assessment by four Multiobjective
Optimization Algorithm", IEEE International conference (RAICS-2011) , Trivandrum, September 23-25, pp.
326-331.
14. S. K. Dandpat and S. Meher, "Quality Based Illumination Compensation for Face Recognition", 2011
International Conference on Image Information Processing (ICIIP 2011), Simla, November, 2011.
15. A. Acharya and S. Meher, "Robust Video Denoising for Better Subjective Evaluation", 2011 International
Conference on Image Information Processing (ICIIP 2011), Simla, November, 2011.
16. B. Chakraborty and S. Meher, "2D Trajectory-Based Position Estimation and Tracking of the Ball in a Basketball
Video", in Proc. International Conference on Trends in Optics and Photonics (ICONTOP 2011), December 7-9,
2011, pp. 537-542, Calcutta University, Kolkata.
17. D. K. Panda and S. Meher, "Robust real-time object tracking under background clutter", 2011 International
Conference on Image Information Processing (ICIIP 2011), Simla, November, 2011.
18. D. K. Panda and S. Meher, "Robust real-time object tracking under varying illumination condition", 2011
Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON 2011), December, 2011.
19. B. Chakraborty and S. Meher, "Real-Time Position Estimation and Tracking of a Basketball", 2012 International
Conference on Signal Processing, Computing and Control (ISPCC 2102), March 15-17, 2012, Jaypee University
of Information Technology, Simla.
20. PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "A low-power circuit technique for dynamic CMOS logic",
International journal of Advances in Electronics Engineering, Vol-1, No-1, pp. 245-248, Aug-2011.
21. PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "A New Ultra Low-Power and Noise Tolerant Circuit Technique
for CMOS Domino Logic", International Journal of Computer and Communication Technology, Vol-2, No-7, pp.
92-97, June 2011.
22. PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "A Ultra Low-Power and Noise Tolerant Circuit Technique
for CMOS Domino Logic", IJCCEMC, ACEEE Kerala Section (At Press).
23. Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'PI, PID and Fuzzy Logic Controlled Cascaded Voltage Source
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Inverter based Active Filter for Power Line Conditioners' WSEAS Transaction on Power Systems, Vol.6, No.4,
pp.100-109, Oct-2011.
Karuppanan P, Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, JeraldineViji and BhuyanKanhuCharan 'Sinusoidal Extraction
Control Strategy based Shunt Active Power Line Conditioners for Enhancing Power Quality' Journal of Electrical
and Electronics Engineering, Vol.4, No.2, pp.83-88, Oct-2011.
Karuppanan P, AyasKanta Swain, Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'FPGA based Single-phase Cascaded Multilevel
Voltage Source Inverter Fed ASD Applications' Journal of Electrical Engineering, Vol.11, No.3, pp.102-107,
Oct-2011.
Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'Adaptive-Fuzzy Controller Based Shunt Active Filter for Power
Line Conditioners' TELKOMNIKA Journal of Electrical Engineering, Vol. 9, No.2, pp. 201-208, Aug-2011.
Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'PI with Fuzzy Logic Controller based Active Power Line
Conditioners' Asian Power Electronics Journal, Vol.5, No.1, pp.13-18, Aug-2011.
Karuppanan P, Rajasekar S and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'Cascaded Multilevel Voltage Source Inverter
based active power filter for Harmonics and Reactive power compensation' International Journal of Applied
Engineering Research, Vol. 1, No 4, pp.661-674, June-2011.
Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'PLL Synchronization with PID Controller Based Shunt Active
Power Line Conditioners' International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering, Vol.3, No.1, pp.42-47,
Feb-2011.
PreetisudhaMeher and Mangal Singh, "Centralized MAC Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network- A Search
Work", VDM Verlag Dr. Muller Publication, Germany, Aug. 2011.
PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "High-Speed and Low-Noise Circuit Technique for CMOS
Dynamic Logic", Proceedings of the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing,
Bhubaneswar, pp. 220-224, April 2011.
PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "A Low-Power Circuit Technique for Dynamic CMOS Logic",
Proceedings of the International conference on advanced computing, communication and technology,
Chandigarh, pp. 892-895, May 2011.
PreetisudhaMeher andKamala KantaMahapatra, "A New Ultra Low-Power and Noise Tolerant Circuit Technique
for CMOS Domino Logic", Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Science and Informatics,
Bhubaneswar, pp. 210-213, June 2011.
PreetisudhaMeher and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, "Ultra Low-Power and Noise Tolerant CMOS Dynamic
Circuit Technique",Proceedings of theIEEE TENCON, Indonesia, Nov. 2011 (Accepted).
Karuppanan P, Rajesh Kumar Patjoshi, Kamalakanta Mahapatra and Ajay-D-Vimalraj 'Sinusoidal Extraction
Controller based on Cascaded VSI for Active Power Filter' IEEE-INDICON-2011.
Karuppanan P, Kamalakanta Mahapatra 'Fryze Power Theory with Adaptive-HCC based Active Power Line
Conditioners' IEEE International Conference on Power and Energy Systems (ICPS)- 2011.
Karuppanan P, SmrtutiRanjanPrusty and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'Adaptive-Hysteresis Current Controller
based Active Power Filter for Power Quality Enhancement' IET International Conference on Sustainable
Energy and Intelligent System(SEISCON) -2011.
Karuppanan P, Saswat Kumar Ram and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'Three level hysteresis current controller
based active power filter for harmonic compensation' IEEE Emerging Trends in Electrical and Computer
Technology (ICETECT), pp.407-412, 2011.
Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'A Novel PLL with Fuzzy Logic Controller based Shunt Active
Power Filter for Harmonic and Reactive power Compensation' IEEE India International Conference on Power
Electronics (IICPE)- 2011.
Karuppanan P and Kamala Kanta Mahapatra 'Cascaded Multilevel Inverter based Active Filter for Power
Line Conditioners using Instantaneous Real-Power Theory' IEEE India International Conference on Power
Electronics (IICPE)- 2011.
Karuppanan P, Kamala Kanta Mahapatra, KanhuCharanBhuyan and Rajesh Kumar Patjoshi 'Cascaded Voltage
Source Inverter based Active Power Line Conditioners' National Systems Conference (NSC) 2011.
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42. Vijay Kumar Sharma, K. K. Mahapatra and U.C. Pati "Non-Recursive Equation and Direct Computation of 8x8
2-D DCT Coefficients for High Accuracy and Low Hardware " IET Image Processing (In Review)
43. Vijay Kumar Sharma, K. K. Mahapatra and U.C. Pati, "An Efficient Distributed Arithmetic based VLSIArchitecture
for DCT," International Conference on Devices and Communications, Feb. 24-25, 2011 at BIT Mesra, Ranchi,
India.
44. Anupsarma, SoubhagyaSutar, V. K. Sharma and K. K. Mahapatra, "An ASIP for Image Enhancement Applications
inSpatial Domain using LISA," International Conference on Recent Trends in Information System, 2011 RETIS2011, at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
45. Vijay Kumar Sharma, U.C. Pati andK. K. Mahapatra, "FPGA Implementation of Huffman Coding for JPEG Image
Compression" National Conference on Emerging Trends and Applications in Computer Science- 2012, Shilong
(Communicated).
46. S.Sahoo,K.K.Mahapatra,"A low power circuit technique for feedthroughlogic,"in NCVDES,CEERI, pilani,2011.
47. S.Sahoo,K.K/Mahapatra,"An improved feedthrogh logic for low power
circuit design,"in IEEERAIT,2012.
48. S.sahoo,K.mahapatra,"Performance Analysis of Modified Feedthrough Logic for Low Power and High Speed,"in
IEEE-ICAESM,2012.
49. Srinivasa V S Sarma D, K K Mahapatra " Improved Techniques for High performance Noise Tolerant Dominos
CMOS Logic Circuits," in SCES 2012.
50. Vijay Kumar Sharma, U. C. Pati and K. K. Mahapatra, "A Simple VLSI Architecture for Computation of 2-D DCT,
Quantization and Zig-zag ordering for JPEG," International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering
(IJSISE),Vol.5(1),2012.
51. Manab Kumar Das, Samit Ari, and Swagatika Priyadharsini, "On an Algorithm for Detection of QRS Complexes
in Noisy Electrocardiogram Signal," India Conference (INDICON), 2011 Annual IEEE , vol., no., pp.1-5, 16-18
Dec. 2011.
52. Dipak Kumar Ghosh and Samit Ari, "A Static Hand Gesture Recognition Algorithm using K-Mean based Radial
Basis Function Neural Network," ICICS-2011, Singapore, December 13-16, 2011.
53. Anil Chacko and Samit Ari, "Denoising of ECG Signals using Empirical Mode Decomposition based technique",
IEEE- International Conference On Advances In Engineering, Science And Management- 2012), Nagapattinam,
Tamil Nadu, 30-31 March, 2012.
ii) Paper Presented in Conference/ Seminar/ Symposia :
1. R.K. Senapati, U.C. Pati, K.K. Mahapatra, A low complexity embedded image coding
algorithm using
hierarchical listless DTT, IEEE International Conference on Information, Commuincations and Signal
Processing, Singapore, 13-16 December, 2011, pp. 1-5.
2. S.B. Prusty, U.C. Pati, Linearization of a MIMO process using LabVIEW, 2012 IEEE Students' Conference on
Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, Bhopal,1-2 March 2012, pp.1-5.
3. R. Panda, U.C. Pati, Removal of artifacts from electrocardiogram using digital filter, 2012 IEEE Students'
Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, Bhopal, 1-2 March 2012, pp. 1-4.
4. R. Agrawal, U.C. Pati, Internet based boiler drum level control system using LabVIEW, International Conference
on Computer, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Bombay, 25-27 March 2012, pp. 370-373.
5. Santos Kumar Das and Sucharita Jena, "RFID Based Time Attendance System", NCVDES 2011, India.
6. Santos Kumar Das, Tusar Ranjan Swain and Sarat Kumar Patra, "Impact of Crosstalk & Crosstalk Aware Data
Path Selection in Optical WDM/DWDM networks", ICASEM 2012, India.
7. Dhanya V. V., Santos Kumar Das and Sarat Kumar Patra, "QoS Based Light-path Provisioning and Performance
Analysis in WDM Network", ICCEET 2012, India.
8. Mirgender Kumar, Sarvesh Dubey, Pramod Kumar Tiwari and S. Jit, Extremely Scaled EOT Bi-Layered stacked
High-k (BSK) Double-Material Double-Gate (DM DG) Strained-Si (S-Si) Channel MOSFET for High Performance
Band-Edge (BE) CMOS Technology, RANET-2011, IIITM Gwalior.
9. Abirmoya Santra, Sarvesh Dubey, Mirgender Kumar, Pramod Kumar Tiwari and S. Jit, An Analytical Study of
Effect of Interface Charges on the Surface Potential of Strained-Si on Silicon-Germanium-on-Insulator (SGOI)
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MOSFETs, Emerging trend in Electrical and Electronics Engineering,ETEEE-2011, KNIT Sultanpur, U.P. India,
pp-56-57.
Mirgender Kumar, Sarvesh Dubey, Pramod Kumar Tiwari and S. Jit, ATLASTM Based Simulation Study of
Surface Potential of Double-Material-Gate Strained-Si on SiliconGermanium-on-Insulator (DMGSGOI) MOSFETs, Accepted for publication in the proceedings of International Conference on Multimedia
Signal Processing and communication technologies 2011( IMPACT 2011), Aligarh Muslim University, India.
S.K. Behera, Rabindra K. Mishra, Dipak R. Poddar, "Balanced Amplifying Microstrip Patch Antenna at 2.4 GHz"
in proceeding of IEEE Applied Electromagnetic Conference (AEMC-2007), 19-20 Dec. 2007 Kolkata, India.
S.K. Behera, Rabindra K. Mishra, Dipak R. Poddar, "Balanced Amplifying Antenna for Circular Polarization" in
proceeding of IEEE Applied Electromagnetic Conference (AEMC-2007), 19-20 Dec. 2007 Kolkata, India.
S. Natarajamani, S. K. Behera and R. K. Mishra "Design of Multi Slotted and Multi Frequency Patch Antenna"
in proceeding of IEEE Applied Electromagnetic Conference (AEMC-2009), 14-16 Dec. 2009 Kolkata, India.
Y. Choukiker, S. K. Behera, D. Mishra and R. K. Mishra "Optimization of dual Band Microstrip Antenna using
PSO" in proceeding of IEEE Applied Electromagnetic Conference (AEMC-2009), 14-16 Dec. 2009 Kolkata,
India.
MurliManohar, S. K. Behera and P. K. Sahu, "Design of Single Feed Dual Polarized and Dual Frequency
Rectangular Patch Antenna" in proceeding of 5th International Conference on Microwave, Antenna,
Propagation, and Remote Sensing, 19-21 December 2010 Jodhpur.
S. Natarajamani, S K Behera, S K Patra and R K Mishra "CPW-Fed Octagonal Shape Slot Antenna for UWB
Application 5th International Conference on Microwave, Antenna, Propagation, and Remote Sensing, 19-21
December 2010 Jodhpur.
MurliManohar, S. K. Behera and P. K. Sahu, "Bandwidth Enhancement with Multi-band and Multi Polarized
Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna" in proceeding of A Workshop on Advanced Antenna Technology,
Indian Antenna Week, May 31, 2010-June 4, 2010, Puri, India.
S. Natarajamani, S K Behera and S K Patra "A Compact Wide Band Patch Antenna for WLAN Application" IEEE
2nd International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking Technologies (ICCCNT), 2010
Karur.
Y. Choukiker, S K Behera, B K Pandey, R Jyoti, "Optimization of Planar antenna for ISM band using PSO" IEEE
2nd International Conference on Computing, Communication and Networking Technology(ICCCN-2010), ISBN
978-1-4244-6592-7, Karur, Tamilnadu, July 2010.
Yogesh Kumar Choukiker, S K Behera, "Design of Wideband Fractal Antenna with Combination of Fractal
Geometries" IEEE International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing (ICICS)2011, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 13-16 December 2011.
J Kalia, S K Behera , R K Mishra, "Metamaterial Unit Cell Antenna For WLAN Application", 3rd National
Conference on Signal Processing, Communications and VLSI Design (NCSCV'11), Coimbatore,6-7 May, 2011.
Sheeja, K. L, Dakhli N, Sahu, P. K, Behera, S. K, "Resonant Antenna Based on CRLH TL", 13th International
Conference on Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetic Theory, September 6 - 8, 2010, Kyiv, Ukraine.
Sheeja, K. L, Sahu, P. K, Behera, S. K, "Comparative Study of a CRLH TL Based Zeroth Order Resonant Antenna",
18th National Conference on Communications, February 3-5, 2012, IIT Khargpur, India.
RunaKumari& S K Behera "Ring Dielectric Resonator Antenna For Broadband Applications", IEEE International
Conference on Computational Intelligence and Communication Systems, CICN-2010, ISBN 978-0-7695-42546/10, Bhopal, pp 7-10, Nov 2010.
RunaKumari, KapilParmar& S K Behera "Conformal Patch Fed Stacked Triangular Dielectric Resonator Antenna
for WLAN Applications" IEEE International conference on Emerging Trends in Robotics and Communication
Technologies, INTERACT-2010, ISBN 978-1-4244-9006-6/10, Chennei, pp 104-107, Dec 2010.
RunaKumari, S K Behera& R K Mishra "Log Periodic Dielectric Resonator Antenna for K and Ka-band
Applications", International Conference on Electronic Systems, ICES 2011, ISBN 978-93-80697-50-5,
Rourkela,pp 264-267, Jan 2011.
RunaKumari, KapilParmar& S K Behera "A Dual band Triangular shaped DRA Array for WLAN/WiMAX
Applications" Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON), 2011, ISBN 978-1-4577-1110-7, Hyderabad, Dec
2011.
RunaKumari, & S K Behera "A Compact Dual Resonance Dielectric Resonator Antenna Array with partial
ground plane" International Conference on Recent Advances in Information Technology, RAIT- 2012, Dhanbad,
Mar 2012.
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29. Mahender P, RunaKumari& S K Behera "Compact Dual Band Hemispherical Dielectric Resonator Antenna",
International Conference on Electronic Systems, ICES 2011, ISBN 978-93-80697-50-5, Rourkela,pp252-254,
Jan 2011 .
30. KapilParmar, RunaKumari and S K Behera "M-Shaped Dielectric Resonator Antenna for WLAN Applications"
IEEE International Conference on Devices & Communications (ICDeCOM-2011), ISBN 978-1-4244-9190-2/11,
Feb 2011, Ranchi.
31. KapilParmar, RunaKumari and S K Behera "Half Cylindrical Dielectric Resonator Antenna for Dual band
Applications" International Symposium on Devices MEMS Intelligent Systems and Communication (ISDMISC2011), ISBN 978-93-80747-80-2, April 2011, Sikkim.
32. SreenuMudavath, RunaKumari and S K Behera "A Compact CPW fed Dielectric Resonator Antenna for WLAN
Applications" Annual IEEE India Conference (INDICON), 2011, ISBN 978-1-4577-1110-7, Hyderabad, Dec
2011.
33. SreenuMudavath, RunaKumari and S K Behera "A Compact CPW fed Stacked Cylindrical Dielectric Resonator
Antenna for WLAN Applications" IEEE International Conference on Computing, Electronics and Electrical
Technologies (ICCEET), 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-0210-4, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu, Mar 2012.
34. Ramavath Ashok Kumar, Yogesh Kumar Choukiker, S K Behera, "Design of Hybrid Fractal Antenna for UWB
Application", IEEE International Conference on Computing, Electronics and Electrical Technologies (ICCEET),
2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-0210-4, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu, Mar 2012.
35. K.Aravinda Reddy, S. Natarajamani, S K Behera,"Antipodal Vivaldi Antenna UWB Antenna With 5.5GHz bandnotch", IEEE International Conference on Computing, Electronics and Electrical Technologies (ICCEET), 2012,
ISBN 978-1-4673-0210-4, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu, Mar 2012.
36. Manab Kumar Das, Samit Ari, and Swagatika Priyadharsini, "On an Algorithm for Detection of QRS Complexes
in Noisy Electrocardiogram Signal," India Conference (INDICON), 2011 Annual IEEE , vol., no., pp.1-5, 16-18
Dec. 2011.
37. Dipak Kumar Ghosh and Samit Ari, "A Static Hand Gesture Recognition Algorithm using K-Mean based Radial
Basis Function Neural Network," ICICS-2011, Singapore, December 13-16, 2011.
38. Anil Chacko and Samit Ari, "Denoising of ECG Signals using Empirical Mode Decomposition based technique",
IEEE- International Conference On Advances In Engineering, Science And Management- 2012), Nagapattinam,
Tamil Nadu, 30-31 March, 2012.
iii) Paper accepted for Publication :
1. Santos Kumar Das and Sarat Kumar Patra, "Physical Layer Impairments Aware OVPN Connection Selection
Mechanism", IJCEE, 2012.
2. Santos Kumar Das and Sarat Kumar Patra, "QoS Aware Optical Virtual Private Network (OVPN) Analytical
Control Plane Mechanism", IJCEE, 2012.
3. Sheeja K. L., S K Behera, P K Sahu, "Bandwidth improvement of a Zeroth order resonant antenna for Wi-Max
applications, International Journal of RF and Microwave CAD Engineering.
4. PreetisudhaMeherandKamala KantaMahapatra, "A Ultra Low-Power and Noise Tolerant Circuit Technique
for CMOS Domino Logic", Proceedings of the ACEEE IDES Conference, Kerala, Sept. 2011.
5. PreetisudhaMeherandKamala KantaMahapatra, "A High-Performance Circuit Technique for CMOS Dynamic
Logic", Proceedings of the IEEE Recent Advances in Intelligent Computational Systems, Kerala, Sept. 2011
(Accepted).
6. PreetisudhaMeherandKamala KantaMahapatra, "A New Low-Power Circuit Technique for Domino CMOS
Logic", Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Sustainable Utilization and Development in Engineering and
Technology, Malaysia, Oct. 2011.
7. Rohit Kumar Jain, V. K. Sharmaand K.K. Mahapatra, "A New Approach for High Performance andEfficient
Design of CORDIC Processor,"International Conference on Recent Advances in Information Technology, at
ISM Dhanbad, March 2012.
8. S.sahoo,K.mahapatra " Design of combinational and sequential circuit using modifiedfeedthrough logic" in
VDAT,2012.
9. Jaya Prakash Sahoo, Manab Kumar Das, Samit Ari, and Sheemarani Behera, "Autocorrelation and Hilbert
transform based QRS Complex detection in ECG Signal," International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems
Engineering, 2011.
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Name of Supervisor
Title
QoS Routing for OVPN
(d)
Name of the Scholar
Dr. Sarat Kumar Patra
Santos Kumar Das
Brief Report
Continuing
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Title of the thesis
Remarks
Sitanshu Sekhar Sahu
Prof. G. Panda
Analysis of Genomic and Proteomic Signal Degree awarded
Processing and Soft Computing Techniques
in October 2011
Pattnaik, Swapnajit
Prof. K. K.
Mahapatra
Development of Improved Performance Switchmode Degree awarded
Converters for Critical Load Applications
in October 2011
Ajit Kumar Sahoo
Prof. G. Panda
Development of Radar Pulse Compression Degree awarded
Techniques Using Computational Intelligence Tools in March 2012
Ramesh K. Kulkarni
Prof. S. Meher
Novel Restoration Techniques for Image Corrupted Thesis Submitted
with High Density Impulsive Noise
Sukant Kumar Chhotaray Prof. G. S. Rath Image Encryption by Asymmetric Cryptosystem Thesis Submitted
based on Cipher Mat
Sudhanshu Kumar Mishra Prof. G. Panda
and
Prof S. Meher
e)
Robust and Constrained port folio optimization Thesis Submitted
using multiobjective evolutionary algorithms
Name of the guide
Name of the Thesis
Physical design of low power operational amplifier-by Bhadra, Dipanjan
Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
Design of a novel high speed dynamic comparator with low power dissipation for high Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
speed ADCs-by Bhattacharyya, Prasun
A verilog-based simulation methodology for estimating power and area-by Guntupalli, Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
Ramesh
Design of zigbee transmitter for IEEE 802.15.4 standrad-by Joshna, Palepu
Development of a Controller For Fuel Cell Using FPGA-by Kumari, Sadhana
FPGA Implementation of digital controller for shunt active power filter to reduce harmonics Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
and reactive power-by Prusty, Smruti
FPGA Implementation of digital controller for shunt active power filter to reduce harmonics Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
and reactive power-by Ram, Saswat Kumar
Multilevel Power Estimation Of VLSI Circuits Using Efficient Algorithms-by Rout, Bikash Prof. K. K. Mahapatra
Chandra
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Name of the guide
Name of the Thesis
A Study on Hand Gesture Recognition Technique- By Sanjay Meena
Prof. Samit Ari
Analysis of ECG signal for Detection of Cardiac Arrhythmias- By Jaya Prakash Sahoo
Prof. Samit Ari
Study of Spatial and Transform Domain Filters for Efficient Noise Reduction - By Anil Prof. S. Meher
Kumar Kanithi
Facial Expression Detection Using Principal Component Analysis - By Mahesh Kumar Prof. S. Meher
Vully
Dab Systems : Transmitter, Receiver and SVM Classifier - By Ashish Agarwal
Prof. S. K. Patra
Side Lobe Supression Techniques for Polyphase Codes in Radar - By Vijay Ramya Kolli
Prof. Ajit Kumar Sahoo
Study of Object Detection and Reading (License Plate Detection and Reading) - By G. Nanda Prof. S. Meher
Kishore
Resource Allocation for OFDM-Based Cognitive Radio Systems - By Venkata Rama Reddy Prof. Poonam Singh
M.
Performance Analysis of Energy Detection Algorithm in Cognitiv e Radio - By V. V. Satynaryana Prof. S. K. Patra
Eerla
Secure Image Data By Three Stages of Encryption Using Block Based Transformation - By Prof. G.S. Rath
P.V.N. Bhargavi
Design and Analysis of Dielectric Resonator Antenna for Bandwidth Enhancement - By Prof. S. K. Behera
Kapil Parmar
Handwritten Odia Character Recognition - By Debasish Basa
Prof. S. Meher
QoS Aware Data-Path Routing in DWDM/GMPLS Network - By Suraj Kumar Naik
Prof. S.K. Das
Fractal Antennas for Dual and Ultra Wideband Application - By Sujeet Kumar Rai
Prof. S. K. Behera
Online Signature Verification Techniques - By Kiran Kumar Gurrala
Prof. S. Meher
Physical Layer Impairments Based Optical Routing - By Kalyan Chkravarthi P
Prof. S.K. Das
Application of Residue Arithmetic in Communication and Signal Processing - By Pallb Prof. G. S. Rath
Maji
Design of Zigbee Transceiver for IEEE 802.15.4 Using Matlab/Simulink - By Ravikanth Prof. S. K. Patra
Kanna
Design of Metakaterapm Based Antenna Using Unit Cells - By Jyotisankar Kalia
Prof. S. K. Behera
VHDL Implementation of Reed-Solomon Coding - By Subhashree Das
Prof. S. K. Patra
Simulation of Trapping Effects in 4H-Silicon Carbide Metal Semiconductor Field Effect Prof. N.V.L.N. Murty
Transistor (4H-SiC MESFET) - By Suman Kumar
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Name of the guide
Name of the Thesis
Design and Analysis of Efficient Phase Locked Loop for fast Phase and Frequency - By Prof. D.P. Acharya
Bibhu Prasad Panda
FIR Filter IC Design Using Redundant Binary Number Systems - By Prabhat Kumar Barik
Prof. G. S. Rath
Microwave Characterstics of SiGe HBT - By Sandeep Pontati
Prof. N.V.L.N. Murty
Design of 8B/10B Encoder and its OVM Compliant Verification IP - By Prateek Kumar Jena Prof. D.P. Acharya
Design of a RFID and ARM Based Door Access System - By Visweswara Rao S.
Prof. S. K. Das
Design and Modeling of I2C Bus Controller - By Debasis Behera
Prof. D.P. Acharya
f)
Sl. No.
1.
6.
Name of the Speaker
Prof. L.M.Patnaik, Fellow IEEE
History of Electronics Engineering
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
-7.
Title
Amount earned
--
--
Manufacturer
--
--
--
IEEE member, IETE member, IEEE Signal Processing Society
9.
LABORATORIES :
l Electronics Laboratory
l Digital Electronics & microprocessor Laboratory
l Computer Laboratory
l Instrumentation Laboratory
l Telematics Laboratory
l DSP Laboratory
l Process Control Lab
l VLSI Lab
l Embedded System Lab
l Communication Lab
l Image and Speech Processing Lab
l Computer Vision Lab
l Microwave Engineering Lab
l Advanced Communication Lab
l ALTERA FPGA/SOPC Center
l Antenna Design and Simulation Laboratory
Rourkela
Cost (Lakhs)
90
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. Bibhuti Bhusan Biswal
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. Bibhuti Bhusan Biswal :
Ph.D.
Prof. Mohammed Rajik Khan :
Ph. D.
Prof. B. B. V. L. Deepak :
M. Tech.
2.
Prof. Dhananjay Singh Bisht :
M. Des
a) By Student :
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES / WORKSHOPS:
Sponsoring Agency
Title of the course
Duration
--
--
--
--
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Dr. M. R. Khan
Conference
(7CMS2011)
IACSIT, China
Prof. B.B.V.L.
Deepak
ICAISC-2011
I I M T, Bhubaneswar April 9-10, 2011 Hotel Presidency, Bhubaneswar
Prof. B.B.V.L.
Deepak
NCETCIT-2011
AICTE Sponsored
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Organization
Rourkela
Period
Venue
Sep 16-18, 2011 Motel Balister, Singapore
Sep 9, 2011
91
RKGITW, New Delhi
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
-b)
--
Assistance
received
--
Investigator
Brief report
--
--
i) Paper Published
(a) P. K. Parida, B. B. Biswal and M. R. Khan, Kinematic Modelling and Analysis of a Multifingured robotic hand,
Advanced Materials Research, Vol. 383-390, pp. 6684-6688.
(b) BBVL Deepak and Dayal R Parhi, "Kinematic Model of Wheeled Mobile Robots", International journal on
Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology. Vol. 05, No. 04, Mar 2011, pp. 5-10.
(c) Dayal R. Parhi and B. B. V. L. Deepak, Kinematic model of three wheeled mobile robot, Journal of Mechanical
Engineering Research Vol. 3(9), pp. 307-318, 21 September, 2011
(d) Dayal R Parhi and BBVL Deepak, SUGENO FUZZY BASED NAVIGATIONAL CONTROLLER OF AN INTELLIGENT MOBILE
ROBOT, International Journal of Applied Artificial Intelligence in Engineering System 3(2), 2011: 103-108
(e) B. B. Biswal, P. K. Parida and K. C. Pati, Kinematic Analysis of a dexterous hand, published in Advanced
Materials Research, Vols. 433-440 (2012), pp. 754-762.
ii) Paper Presented in Conference / Seminar / Symposia:
(a) P. K. Parida, B. B. Biswal and M. R. Khan, Kinematic Modelling and Analysis of a Multifingured Robotic hand,
The International Conference on Manufacturing Science and Technology (ICMST 2011), Singapore, September
16-18, 2011.
(b) BBVL Deepak, Dayal R Parhi, and Jaganmohan Rao Ruppa, "Immunised Navigational Controller for Mobile
Robot Navigation", International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing (ICAISC 2011), 910th April 2011, I I M T, BHUBANESWAR
(c) Jaganmohan Rao Ruppa, Dayal R Parhi, BBVL Deepak, and Koteswer Rao S, "Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm
for the Travelling Salesman Problem", International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing,
9-10th April 2011, I I M T, BHUBANESWAR
(d) BBVL Deepak, Alok K J and D R Parhi, "Mobile Robot Obstacle Avoidance Using Particle Swarm Optimization",
National Conference on Emerging Trends in Computing and Information Technology (NCETCIT-2011), 9th Sept
2011, RKGITW, New Delhi
(e) BBVL Deepak, Alok K J and D R Parhi, "Path Planning of an Autonomous Mobile Robot Using Artificial Immune
System", National Conference on Emerging Trends in Computing and Information Technology (NCETCIT-2011),
9th Sept 2011, RKGITW, New Delhi
iii) Paper accepted for Publication:
(a) M. R. Khan and P. Tandon, Parameterized Geometic Design of a generic form milling cutter, Computer-Aided
Design & Applications, 2012.
(b) BBVL Deepak and Dayal R Parhi, PSO Based Path Planner of an Autonomous Mobile Robot, Central European
Journal of Computer Science.
(c) P. K. Parida and B. B. Biswal, "Kinematic analysis of an anthropomorphic robot hand", published in the
Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Technologies
(MIMT 2012) at Shenzhen, China, Marcch 24-25, 2012.
(d) P. K. Parida, B. B. Biswal and R. N. Mohapatra, "Conceptual Design and Kinematic Analysis of a 5-Fingered
Anthropomorphic Robotic Hand", published in the Proceedings of the 2nd ASME/IEEE International Conference
on Reconfigurable Mechanisms and Robots, (MeMAR-2012) at Tianjin University, China, July 08-11, 2012.
c)
Doctoral Programme:
Guide
Title
Name of the Student Brief Report
Design & Analysis of 5-fingered Anthropomorphic Robotic Hand Prof. B. B. Biswal Mr. P. K. Parida
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Continuing
Guide
Title
Robot Kinematics
Name of the Student Brief Report
Prof. B. B. Biswal Mr. P. Jha
Continuing
Inventory Models for Manufacturing Processes with Reverse Prof. B. B. Biswal Mr. R. N. Mahapatra Continuing
Supply Chain
Ergonomics based Evaluation Methods for Hand-Held Prof. M. R. Khan
Industrial Products
(d)
e)
Mr. D. S. Bisht
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Title of the thesis
Remarks
--
--
--
--
Master Thesis Completed:
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Robot Motion Planning with Obstacle Avoidance
f)
1.
Name of the Speaker
Title
Mr. Deb Kumar Ghosh
Workshop on EIS domain of IT
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
-7.
Prof. B. B. Biswal
Sl. No.
6.
Continuing
Amount earned
--
--
Cost (Lakhs)
Toshiba Basic Digital Copier (Size A-3)
43,630
Workstation-II (Dell Precision T1600)
9,69,072
Desktop Computer (HP Compaq 6200)
28,70,400
Line Interactive UPS (LUMINOUS)
1,28,939
CATIA V6 & DELMIA Software
28,47,564
Brief report on the activities of the Association / Societies
The Society of Industrial Design conducted the following programmes.
i) Welcome ceremony was held on 9th September, 2012
ii) Quiz Contest
iii) Career Planning
9. LABORATORIES:
(a) CAD Laboratory
(b) Art and Aesthetic Design Laboratory
(c) Creative Automation Laboratory
(d) Product Design and Development Laboratory
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Kalipada Maity
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof.Sunil Kumar Sarangi :
Ph.D. (Director)
Prof. Chandan Kumar Biswas :
Ph.D.
Prof.(Ms.) Sandhyarani Biswas :
Ph.D.
Prof. Niranjan Kavi :
Ph.D.
Prof. Saroj Kumar Patel :
Ph.D.
Prof. Saurav Datta :
Ph.D.
Prof. Ranjit Kumar Sahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. Ashok Kumar Satapathy :
Ph.D.
Prof. H. P. Ray :
Ph.D.
Prof. Bijoy Kumar Nanda :
Ph.D. (on lien as VC VSSUT)
Prof. Sukesh Chandra Mohanty :
Ph.D.
Prof. T. Ray :
Ph.D
Prof. Kalipada Maity :
Ph.D.
Prof. Alok Satapathy :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Gangopadhyay :
Ph.D.
Prof. Siba Sankar Mohapatra :
Ph.D.
Prof. Rabindra Kumar Behera :
Ph.D.
Prof. M. Masanta :
Ph.D.
Prof. Prabal Kumar Ray :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.Murugan :
Ph.D
Prof. S. Panda :
Ph.D.
Prof. Susanta Kumar Sahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. J. Srinivas :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.K.Behera :
M. Tech.
Prof. Dayal Rama Krushna Parhi :
Ph.D.
Prof. A. Mitra :
Ph.D.
Prof. Samir Kumar Acharya :
Ph.D.
2.
a) By Student :
Name of the
Name of the Award
Student
Anoop Kumar Sood Second best paper award for the paper entitled "Optimization of FDM Process Parameters", authored by Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K.Ohdar and S.S.Mahapatra in the National
Conference on Design and Manufacturing (NaConDM2011) organized by Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing (IIITD & M) Kancheepuram
held at Indian Institute of Technology Madras Campus Chennai during May 27-28,
2011.
Year
2011
Name of the Faculty Member
Name of the Award
Sandhyarani Biswas
Young Engineers Award
Sandhyarani Biswas
Er. Ganesh Mishra Memorial Award
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2011
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2011
3.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
4. SEMINARS, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSES/WORKSHOPS
a) Conducted in the Department
Sponsoring Agency
Name of the Coordinator
Title of the Course
Duration
--
--
--
--
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Prof. S Datta
National Conference on Advances
in Simulation and Optimization
Techniques in Mechanical
Engineering (NASOME -2012)
School of Mechanical 18th and 19th Bhubaneswar
Engineering, KIIT University, February, 2012
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Second Russian-Indian Joint
Workshop on Computational
Intelligence and Modern
Heuristics in Automation and
Robotics (CIMHAR - 2011)
Department of Automation, August 20-22, Novosibirsk,
Novosibirsk State Technical 2011.
Russia
University, Novosibirsk,
Russia.
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Keynote address at International
Conference on Industrial
Applications of Soft Computing
Techniques during
January Bhubaneswar
Held at Department of on
Computer Science and 20th, 2012.
Engineering
Eastern
Academy of Science and
Technology (EAST)
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Cellular
manufacturing
considering
operational time and sequence by
Adaptive Resonance Theory at
National Conference on Green
Technology for Sustainable
Development,
Department of Mechanical December 26th, Durg
and
Mechatronics 2011,
Engineering, Chhatrapati
Shivaji
Institute
of
Technology (CSIT), Durg
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Optimization
of Fused Deposition Modelling
Process at National Conference on
Emerging Trends and its
Application in Engineering
(NCETAE 2011)
Department of Mechanical 11th February S a r a n g ,
Engineering, Indira Gandhi 2012
Dhenkanal,
Institute of Technology
Odisha.
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Laser Drlling
of MMCs at National Conference
on Modern Trends in Mechanical
Engineering (MTME 2012)
Aryan
Institute
of 18th February Bhubaneswar
Engineering and Technology 2012
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Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Bayesian
Regularization based LevenbergMarquardt Neural Model
Combined with BFOA for
Improving Surface Finish of FDM
Processed Part at National
Conference on Advances in
Simulation and Optimization
Techniques in Mechanical
Emerging (NASOME 2012)
School of Mechanical 19th February Bhubaneswar
Engineering, KIIT University, 2012
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Multiobjective
Parametric
Optimization of Powder Mixed
Electro-discharge Machining
using
Response
Surface
Methodology and Non-dominated
Sorted Genetic Algorithm at
National Conference on Modern
Trends in Mechanical Engineering
Department of Mechanical 19.12.2011
Engineering,
Gandhi
Institute of Engineering and
Technology
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Delivered a talk on Service
Marketing at National Workshop
on Managing Market Intelligence
Organized by School of July 13-16, 2011 Rourkela
Management, National
Institute of Technology
Rourkela
Prof. SK Patel
14th International Conference on
Advances in Materials and
Processing Technologies (AMPT2011)
Yildiz Technical University, Mar
15-16, I s t a n b u l ,
Istanbul, Turkey
2012 One day Turkey
Prof. SK Patel
National Conference on Advances
in Manufacturing Technology,
NITTTR
N I T T T R ,
Chandigarh
Prof. S Ghosh
Seminar on Patent Search and
Patenting
Intellectual Property Rights (March 24,
Cell, NIT Rourkela
2012)
NIT Rourkela
Sandhyarani
Biswas
11th UNESCO/IUPAC Conference
Workshop
on
Functional
Polymeric
Materials
&
Composites
Institute for Advanced 26.04.11
Studies, Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch,
South Africa.
5.
(a)
RESEARCH :
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Ultrasonic vibration assisted micro-drilling BRNS
Assistance
Investigator
received
Rs. 20 Lakhs Prof. KP Maity
A Taguchi-PCA-Fuzzy Based Integrated DST Govt of INDIA Approved
Approach for Parametric Appraisal and
Multi-Objective Optimization on Machining
of CFRP Composites
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Prof. S Datta
Gunupur
Brief report
Ongoing
Approval Letter
Received
[No.: SR/FTP/ETA0140/2011 Dated
21 November 2011]
Assistance
received
FIST Project on infrastructure development DST Govt of INDIA Rs. 170
for research
lakhs in
2010.
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Investigator
Prof. SS
Mahapatra
Brief report
(Sanction No. SR/
FST/ET II - 025/
2010)
Bio-fuel
SERC, DST.
Government of
India
Rs. 23 Lakhs Prof. S.
Murugan
Laser welding of tubes
BRNS
Rs. 15.22
Lakhs
Prof. S.K.Sahoo Ongoing
Nd-YAG welding and characterization of flats BRFST
Rs. 18.6
Lakhs
Prof. S.K.Sahoo Ongoing
Intelligent Control of Multiple Mobile Robots ARDB
in an unknown Terrain
Rs. 15 Lakhs Prof. DRK Parhi Completed
Navigation of Multiple Robots using Artificial BRNS DAE
Intelligence Technique
Rs. 19 Lakhs Prof. DRK Parhi Completed
Underwater Robot Navigation using ANFIS
NRB
Rs. 15 Lakhs Prof. DRK Parhi Ongoing
Multiple Robot Navigation
CSIR
Rs. 19 Lakhs Prof. DRK Parhi Ongoing
RPS (C)
AICTE
Rs.1335000/-
Ongoing
PI: Dr. Subrata Approved
K. Panda
Co PI: Dr. R. R
Das
b) Research Publications
i)
Paper Published
1. P. S. Dhal, S. Datta and S. S. Mahapatra, 2011, "Flexible Manufacturing System Selection based on Grey
Relation under Uncertainty", International Journal of Services and Operations Management (IJSOM), Volume
8, Issue 4, pp. 516-534.
2. A. K. Sood, V. Chaturvedi, S. Datta and S.S. Mahapatra, 2011, "Optimization of Process Parameters in Fused
Deposition Modeling using Weighted Principal Component Analysis", Journal of Advanced Manufacturing
Systems (JAMS), Volume 10, Number 2, pp. 241-259.
3. S. Mishra, S. Datta, S. S. Mahapatra, 2012, "Interrelationship of Drivers for Agile Manufacturing: An Indian
Experience", International Journal of Services and Operations Management (IJSOM), Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 35-48.
4. S. S. Mahapatra, S. Datta, April 2011, "A Grey-based Taguchi Method for Wear Assessment of Red Mud filled
Polyester Composites" International Journal of Modeling and Optimization (IJMO), Volume1, Number 1, pp.
80-88.
5. A. Singh, S. Datta, S. S. Mahapatra, T. Singha, Gautam Majumdar, "Optimization of Bead Geometry of Submerged
Arc Weld using Fuzzy based Desirability Function Approach", Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, Springer
link. (In Press, Published Online 21 April 2011) DOI 10.1007/s10845-011-0535-3
6. S. Datta, S.S. Mahapatra, B.C. Routara, A. Bandyopadhyay, 2011, "The Fuzzy Inference System Approach to a
Multi-Performance Characteristic Index for Surface Quality Improvement in CNC End Milling", International
Journal of Experimental Design and Process Optimization, Volume 2, Number 3, pp. 265-282.
7. Swagatika Mishra, Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, 2011, "Agility Extent Evaluation
for Mass Customized Product Manufacturing Using Interval-Valued Fuzzy Sets (IVFS)", International Journal
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of Logistics Economics and Globalisation (IJLEG),Volume 3, Number 4, pp. 210-233.
8. Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, 2011, "Selection of Industrial Robot using IntervalValued Trapezoidal Fuzzy Numbers Set Combined with VIKOR Method", International Journal of Technology
Intelligence and Planning (IJTIP), Volume 7, Number 4, pp. 344-360.
9. Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Saurav Datta, 2012, "Study of Wear Assessment and Optimization of Multiple
Properties of Red Mud Filled Polyester Composites", Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol. 110-116, pp
1213-1220.
10. H. Dalai, S. Dewangan, S. Datta, S.K. Patel, S.S. Mahapatra, 2012, "A Case Study on Quality and Productivity
Optimization in Electric Discharge Machining (EDM)", Advanced Materials Research, Volume 445, pp 27-32.
doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.445.27.
11. Swagatika Mishra, Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Multi-Attribute Group Decision
Making (MADM) for Supplier Selection Using Fuzzy Linguistic Modeling Integrated with VIKOR Method",
International Journal of Services and Operations Management (IJSOM), Volume 12, Number 1, pp. 67-89.
12. Ankita Singh, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Application of TOPSIS in the Taguchi Method for Optimal
Machining Parameter Selection", Journal for Manufacturing Science and Production (JMSP), Vol. 11, pp. 4960.
13. Rajesh Kumar Verma, Kumar Abhishek, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, 2011, "Fuzzy Rule Based
Optimization in Machining of FRP Polyester Composites", Turkish Journal of Fuzzy Systems, Volume 2, Number
2, pp. 99-121.
14. Nitin Kumar Sahu, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, 2012, "Performance Index of Reverse Logistics
using Interval-Valued Fuzzy Numbers Set (IVFNS)", International Journal of Applications of Fuzzy Sets, Volume
2, pp. 57-77, (Published through the site of the Graduate Technological Educational Institute of Patras,
Greece).
15. H.B.Sahu, Soumyakant Padhee and S.S.Mahapatra, 'Prediction of Spontaneous Heating Susceptibility of Indian
Coals using Fuzzy Logic and Artificial Neural Network Models', Expert Systems with Applications, Vol. 38,
Issue 3, March 2011, pp. 2271-2282.
16. Sreekumar and S S Mahapatra, "A Fuzzy Multi-criteria Decision Making Approach for Supplier Selection in
Supply Chain Management, International Journal of Services and Operations Management, Vol. 8, No. 1,
2011, pp. 108-126.
17. G.S.Beriha, B.Patnaik and S.S.Mahapatra, "Measuring the Perception of Safety Officers on Occupational
Health in Indian Industries", International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management, Vol. 4, No. 1,
2011, pp. 30-46.
18. Asif Equbal, Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K. Ohdar and S.S. Mahapatra, "Prediction of Dimensional Accuracy in
Fused Deposition Modelling: A Fuzzy Logic Approach", International Journal of Productivity and Quality
Management, Vol. 7, No. 1, 2011, pp. 22-43.
19. H.B.Sahu, S.S.Mahapatra and Kittiwat Sirikasemsuk, "A Discrete Particle Swarm Optimization Approach for
Classification of Indian Coal Seams with respect to their Spontaneous Combustion Susceptibility", Fuel
Processing Technology, Vol. 92, Issue 3, March 2011, pp. 479-485.
20. G.S. Beriha, B. Patnaik, S.S. Mahapatra, and Sreekumar, "Occupational Health and Safety Management using
Grey Relational Analysis: An Indian Perspective", International Journal of Indian Culture and Business
Management (IJICBM), Vol. 4, No. 3, 2011, pp. 298-324.
21. G.S.Beriha, B.Patnaik, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Safety Performance Evaluation of Indian Organizations using
Data Envelopment Analysis", Benchmarking: An International Journal, Vol. 18, No. 2, 2011, pp. 197-220.
22. Sreekumar and S.S.Mahapatra, "Performance Modeling of Indian Business Schools: A DEA Neural Network
Approach", Benchmarking: An International Journal, Vol. 18, No. 2, 2011, pp. 221-239.
23. Ranjeet Kumar Sahu, S.S.Mahapatra, and Anoop Kumar Sood, "Improvement in dimensional accuracy of
Fused Deposition Modeling Processed Part using Fuzzy Logic", International Journal of Applied Engineering
Research (IJAER), Vol. 6, No. 5, 2011, pp. 879-889.
24. Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K.Ohdar, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Optimization of FDM Process Parameters", International
Journal of Applied Engineering Research (IJAER). Vol. 6, No. 5, 2011, pp. 871-877.
25. S.K.Sharma, B.N.Panda, S.S.Mahapatra, and S.Sahu, "Analysis of Barriers for Reverse Logistics: An Indian
Perspective", International Journal of Modeling and Optimization. Vol.1, No.2, June 2011, pp. 101-106.
26. Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K.Ohdar and S.S.Mahapatra, "Weighted Principal Component Approach for Improving
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Surface Finish of ABS Plastic Parts built through Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) Process", International
Journal of Rapid Manufacturing, Vol. 2, No. 1/2, 2011, pp. 4-27.
27. S.S.Mahapatra, Santosh Kumar Nanda and B.K.Panigrahy, "A Cascaded Fuzzy Inference System for Indian
River Water Quality Prediction", Advances in Engineering Software, Vol. 42, No. 10, 2011, pp. 787-796.
28. Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K. Ohdar and S.S. Mahapatra, "Experimental Investigation and Empirical Modelling of
FDM Process for Compressive Strength Improvement", Journal of Advanced Research, 2011 (doi:10.1016/
j.jare.2011.05.001).
29. S.S.Mahapatra, N.R.Nayak, K.Prasanna and G.S.Beriha, "A Novel Swarm Optimization Approach for Risk
Based Partner Selection in Virtual Enterprises", International Journal of Services and Operations Management,
Vol. 10, No. 1, 2011, pp. 52-73.
30. Mrutyunjaya Sahu, K.K.Khatua, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Neural Network Approach for Prediction of Discharge in
Straight Compound Open Channel Flow", Flow Measurement and Instrumentation, Vol. 22, No. 5, 2011, pp.
438-446.
31. Bikash Ranjan Debta, Bhaswati Patnaik, S.S.Mahapatra and Sreekumar, "Development of an Instrument for
Measuring Service Quality of Medical Tourism in India", International Journal of Indian Culture and Business
Management, Vol. 4, No. 6, 2011, pp. 589-608.
32. S.S.Panda and S.S.Mahapatra, "Machinability Study on Reinforced E-glass fiber (multi-filament) Composite
Pipe using Carbide Tool", International Journal of Materials Engineering Innovation (IJMatEI), Vol. 2, No. ¾,
2011, pp. 249-263.
33. A.K.Giri, R.K.Patel, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Prediction of As (III) biosorption by living cells of Bacillus cereus
biomass using artificial neural network (ANN) modelling", Chemical Engineering Journal, Vol. 178, No. ,
2011, pp. 15-25.
34. G.S.Beriha, B.Patnaik, S.S.Mahapatra and S.Padhee, "Assessment of Safety Performance in Indian Industries
Using Fuzzy Approach", Expert Systems with Applications, Vol. 39, No. 3, 2012, pp. 3311-3323.
35. S.S.Mahapatra and Anoop Kumar Sood, "Bayesian Regularization-based Levenberg-Marquardt Neural Model
Combined with BFOA for Improving Surface Finish of FDM Processed Part", International Journal of Advanced
Manufacturing Technology, 2011, DOI 10.1007/s00170-011-3675-x.
36. S.Padhee, S.Pani, and S.S Mahapatra, "A Parametric Study on Laser Drilling of Al/SiCp Metal Matrix Composite",
Proceedings of the institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture, 2011,
DOI: 10.1177/09544054 11415939.
37. Sasidharan Sreedharan, Weerakom Ongsakul, Jai Govind Singh, and Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Development
of PSO Based Robust Controller for Maximizing Wind Penetration", International Journal of Renewable
Energy Technology, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2012, pp. 58-78.
38. Asif Equbal, Anoop Kumar Sood, Vijay Toppo, R.K. Ohdar and S.S. Mahapatra, "Experimental Investigation for
Minimizing the Sliding Wear of FDM Processed Parts", CIRP - Journal of Manufacturing Science and Technology,
2011, doi:10.1016/j.ciprj.2011.08.003.
39. Mrutyunjaya Sahu, Prashant Singh, S.S.Mahapatra, and K.K.Khatua, "Prediction of Entrance Length for Low
Reynolds Number Flow in Pipe using Neuro-fuzzy Inference System", Expert Systems with Applications, Vol.
39, No. 4, 2012, pp. 4545-4557.
40. Manas Ranjan Singh and S.S.Mahapatra, "A Swarm Optimization Approach for Flexible Flow Shop Scheduling
with Multiprocessor Tasks", International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2011, DOI 10.1007/
s 00170-011-3807-3.
41. Mrutyunjaya Sahu, S.S.Mahapatra, H.B.Sahu and R.K.Patel, "Prediction of Water Quality Index using Neuro
Fuzzy Inference System", Water Quality, Exposure and Health, 2011, DOI 10.1007/s12403-011-0054-7.
42. Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K.Ohdar, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Experimental Investigation on Wear of FDM Processed
Part", Advanced Materials Research, Vol. 445, 2012, pp. 883-888.
43. D.K.Mohanta, J.Sahu, S.Gongopadhyaya, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Prediction of Surface Roughness in Turning of
Low Carbon Steel with Coated and Uncoated Inserts", International Journal of Advanced Materials,
Manufacturing and Characterization, Vol. 1, Issue 1, March 2012, pp. 93-98.
44. Kali Charan Rath, Amaresh Kumar, A.M.Tigga, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Design and Modeling of Tool Trajectory in
C0 Continuity Concept by Importing the IGES Neutral Files", Innovative System design and Engineering, Vol. 3,
No. 3, 2012, pp. 89-99.
45. M. Masanta, S. M. Shariff and A. Roy Choudhury, A comparative study of laser clad TiB2-TiC-Al2O3 composite
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coatings on AISI 1020 and AISI 304 substrates, Wear, Vol-271, pp. 1124-1133, May-2011.
46. Kumar, M.; Patel, S.K.; and Hamid, P.F., Characteristics of Some Forestry Non?Woody Biomass Species and
Estimation of their Power Generation Potentials, Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and
Environmental Effects, Vol. 33, No. 17, pp. 1616-1624, 2011.
47. Kumar, M. and Patel, S.K., An Assessment of Electricity Generation Potentials of Agricultural Residues for
Power Industries in India, Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, Taylor
and Francis Publication, Vol. 33, pp. 2171-2180, 2011.
48. Gupta, G. and Patel, S.K., Economic Design of Control Chart Using Particle Swarm Optimization, International
Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Systems, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 29-34, 2011.
49. Satpathy, S., Patel, S.K., Mahapatra, S.S., Beriha, G.S., and Biswas, A., Service Quality Evaluation in Electricity
Utility Industry: An Empirical Study in India, International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management,
Inderscience Publication, Vol. 5 (1), pp. 59-75, 2012.
50. Kumar, M. and Patel, S.K., Characteristics and power generation energetics of coal, cattle dung, rice husk and
their blends, Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, Taylor and Francis
Publication [Accepted & in press; Manuscript ID: 545798, UESO-2010-0618.R1, proof will be ready by 15
Mar 2012].
51. Mohanta, J.C, Patel, S.K. and Parhi, D.R., Path planning strategy for autonomous mobile robot navigation
using Petri-GA optimization, Computers & Electrical Engineering, Elsevier Publication [Accepted & in press,
COMPELECENG-D-10-00241R2]
52. Satpathy, S., Patel, S.K., and Mishra, P.D., Discriminate Analysis and Neural Network Approach in Water
Utility Service, International Journal of Services and Operation Management, Inderscience Publication
[Accepted & in press].
53. Kumar, M., Baghel, H., and Patel, S.K., Reduction and Swelling of Fired Hematite Iron Ore Pellets by Non?coking
Coal Fines for Application in Sponge Ironmaking, Mineral Processing and Extractive Metallurgy Review,
Taylor and Francis Publication [[Accepted & in press, available on line, DOI: 10.1080/08827508.2012.656776].
54. Parhi, D.R; Mohanta, J.C.; Patel, S.K.; Paul, I.P.S.; and Jha, A., Kinematic Analysis of Wheeled Mobile Robots
Path Planning Based on Fuzzy Logic Approach, International Journal of Applied Artificial Intelligence in
Engineering System [ Accepted & in press, ISSN No 0975-3176]
55. Parhi, D.R; Mohanta, J.C.; and Patel, S.K., Genetic Algorithm Based Trajectory Planning and Control of Multiple
Mobile Robot Navigation, International Journal of Applied Artificial Intelligence in Engineering System
[Accepted & in press, ISSN No 0975-3176]
56. P. Chandrasekar, R. Prakash and S.Murugan, Performance and emission characteristics of compression
ignition engine with pumpkin (curcurbita pepo l) seed oil, JERS/Vol. III/ Issue I/January-March, 2012/22-25.
57. R.Prakash, R.K.Singh and S. Murugan, Experimental investigation on diesel engine fueled by biodiesel and its
emulsions with wood pyrolysis oil, International Journal of Green Energy, DOI:10.1080/
15435075.2011.641190.
58. R.Prakash, R.K.Singh and S. Murugan, Effect of Hydrogen Enrichment on the Performance and Emissions of a
Diesel Engine Fueled with Bio-fuel Emulsions, International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology,
Vol.1, No.1, pp.78-83.
59. R.Prakash, R.K.Singh and S. Murugan, Experimental Studies on a Diesel Engine Fueled with Wood Pyrolysis
Oil Diesel Emulsions, International Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 6, pp. 395399, 2011.
60. B. B. Verma, M. Mallik, J. D. Atkinson, P. K. Ray, Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth Behaviour of 7475
Aluminium Alloy in Air and Aggressive Environment, Advanced Materials Research, Vol. 428 (2012), pp.133136.
61. Patra, L.N. Sahoo, S.K., "3D Analysis of Extrusion-Forging Process: Pentagonal Head with Round Shaft,"
International Journal of Applied Engineering, vol. 1, 2011, pp. 2-8.
62. M.P.Rout, S.K.Sahoo, L.N.Patra, B.C.Behera and K.K.Kanaujia, Flow behavior of Aluminum during warm upset
forming, International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Industrial Engineering, Vol 2 Number 1
January-June 2011, pp 37-41.
63. L.N. Patra, S.K. Sahoo and K.P.Maity Extrusion-forging of round shaft with 8-tooth spur gear head: A threedimensional analysis, International Journal of Advances in Machining and forging operations, Vol 3 Number
2 July-Dec June 2011, pp 153-165.
64. S. Ghosh, I. Ghosh, D.K. Pratihar, B. Maiti, P.K. Das, 2011. Optimum stacking pattern for multi-stream plate-fin
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heat exchanger through a genetic algorithm. International Journal of Thermal Sciences 50, 214-224.
65. S. Ghosh, I. Ghosh, D.K. Pratihar, B. Maiti, P.K. Das, 2011. Inverse estimation of location of internal heat
Source in conduction. Inverse Problems in Science & Engineering 19, 337-361.
66. J. K. Dutt, H. Roy, Viscoelastic Modelling of Rotor-Shaft Systems using an operator based approach, Journal
of Mechanical Science, IMechE, Part-C, Vol. - 225, pp. 73-87, 2011.
67. S.K. Panda, B. N Singh, Large amplitude Free Vibration Analysis of Thermally Postbuckled Composite Doubly
Curved Panel Using Nonlinear FEM, Finite Element Analysis and Design, 47 (4) 2011.
68. S.K. Panda, B. N Singh, Post-Buckling Analysis of Laminated Composite Doubly Curved Panel Embedded with
SMA Fibres subjected to Thermal Environment, Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, An
International Journal, June 2011.
69. Debabrata Chakraborty, Pawan Kumar Rathore and Tarapada Roy, Optimal Actuators Locations in Smart
Fibre Reinforced Polymer Structures using Genetic Algorithm, Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vols. 110116, pp. 1278-1283, (2012).
70. Sandhyarani Biswas, Sanjay Kindo and Amar Patnaik, Effect of Fiber Length on Mechanical Behavior of Coir
Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composites, Fiber and Polymers, 12 (1), 2011, pp.73-78.
71. Sandhyarani Biswas, Basu Deo, Amar Patnaik, Alok Satapathy, Effect of Fiber Loading and Orientation on
Mechanical and Erosion Behaviour of Glass/Epoxy Composites, Polymer Composites, 32(4), 2011, pp. 665674.
72. Amar Patnaik, Sandhyarani Biswas, Alok Satapathy and Ritesh Kaundal, "Processing, Characterization and
Erosion Wear Analysis of SiC Filled Glass-Epoxy-Composites", International Journal of Computational
Materials Science and Surface Engineering (IJCMSSE), 4(2), 2011, pp.168-184.
73. Amar Patnaik, T.G. Mamatha, Sandhyarani Biswas and Pradeep Kumar, Damage assessment of Titania Filled
Zinc-Aluminium Alloy Metal Matrix Composites in Erosive Environment: A Comparative Study, Materials and
Design, 36, 2012, 511-521.
74. T.G. Mamatha, Amar patnaik, Sandhyarani Biswas, Bhabani K. Satapathy and Amit Kumar Redhewall, Thermomechanical and crack position on stress intensity factor in particle-reinforced Zinc-aluminium alloy
composites, Computational Materials Science, 55, 2012, 100-112.
75. Sandhyarani Biswas, Amar Patnaik, Alok Satapathy and Mamatha T.G, Effect of Silicon Carbide (SiC) Particulate
on Thermo-Mechanical and Damping Behaviour of ZA-27 Alloy Composites, 53nd Technical Journal of Orissa
State Centre, Institutions of Engineers (India), 2012.
ii) Paper Presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposia
1. S. S. Mahapatra, H. Dalai, G. Mondal, S. Datta, G. Majumdar, , "Supplier Selection for Procurement of Vehicle
Silencer", 5th International Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME 2011), organized by
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat-395007,
Gujarat, 06-08 June 2011.
2. H Dalai, S Debangan, S Datta, SK Patel, SS Mahapatra, CK Biswas, "A Case Study on Quality and Productivity
Optimization in Electric Discharge Machining (EDM)", 14th International Conference on Advances in Materials
and Processing Technologies (AMPT 2011), hosted by Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey, on July 1316, 2011.
3. Ankita Singh, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Application of PCA Based Fuzzy Reasoning Combined
with Taguchi's Philosophy In Machining of GFRP Polyester Composites", Proceedings of the International
Conference on Industrial Applications of Soft Computing Techniques (IIASCT 2011), August 20-22, 2011,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa.
4. Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Sabyasachi Banerjee, Asish Bandyopadhyay,
"VIKOR Based Decision Making Approach for Green Supplier Selection in Fuzzy Context by Considering
Qualitative Environmental Criteria", 2nd International Conference on Solid Waste Management (IconSWM
2011) and Exhibition on Municipal Services, Urban Development, Public Works and Clean technology
organized by Centre for Quality Management System, Jadavpur University, Kolkata In association with
International Society of Waste Management, Air and Water, during November 9-11, 2011 at Jadavpur University,
Kolkata 700032.
5. D.M. Padhy, R. K. Sahu, S. Datta, S. S. Mahapatra, "Use of Fuzzy Expert System Combined with Taguchi Philosophy
for Parametric Optimization of EDM on UTS 304 Grade Stainless Steel", International Conference on Industrial
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Engineering (ICIE 2011); Theme: Modern Trends in Industrial Engineering, to be held during November 17-19,
2011, organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, S. V. National Institute of Technology, Surat, in
Association with Indian Institute of Industrial Engineering (IIIE), NHQ-Mumbai.
Kumar Abhishek, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Asish Bandyopadhyay, "A Case Study on Surface
Quality Improvement in Machining PTFE using PCA based TOPSIS method', International Conference on
Advances in Modeling, Optimization and Computing (AMOC-2011), organized by Department of Mathematics,
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee-247667, held during December 5-7, 2011.
Utkarsh Yadav, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Goutam Mondal, Gautam Majumdar, "Selecting
Appropriate Vendor Using VIKOR based Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) Approach", International
Conference on Advances in Supply Chain and Manufacturing Management, Achieving Growth, Profitability
and Sustainability in a Globalized Environment (ASCMM 2011), December 16-18, 2011, organized by
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
Kumar Abhishek, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Utility Based Fuzzy Approach for Multi-Objective
Optimization in Nylon Machining", International Conference on Advances in Supply Chain and Manufacturing
Management, Achieving Growth, Profitability and Sustainability in a Globalized Environment (ASCMM 2011),
December 16-18, 2011, organized by Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur.
Ankita Singh, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Multi-Objective Optimization of GFRP Composite Using
Desirability Function based Fuzzy Approach Coupled with Taguchi Method", International Conference on
Advances in Supply Chain and Manufacturing Management, Achieving Growth, Profitability and Sustainability
in a Globalized Environment (ASCMM 2011), December 16-18, 2011, organized by Department of Industrial
Engineering and Management, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
Swagatika Mishra, Biranchi Narayan Panda, Siba Sankar Mahapatra and Saurav Datta, "Grey-based decisionmaking approach for agility evaluation of mass customization systems", SOM 2011, XV Annual International
Conference of the Society of Operations Management on Sustainable Operations Management, December
17-18, 2011at Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIMC), Kolkata.
Ankita Singh, Kumar Abhishek, Jambeswar Sahu, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "DEA based Taguchi
Approach for Multi-Objective Optimization: A Case Study", International Conference on Modeling, Optimization
and Computing (ICMOC 2012), Noorul Islam University, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, Kumaracoil,
Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu State, India- 629 180, April 10-11 2012.
Umakant Behera, Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Application of Fuzzy Logic in
the Taguchi Method for multi-response optimization in EDM", International Conference on Modeling,
Optimization and Computing (ICMOC 2012), Noorul Islam University, Noorul Islam Centre for Higher
Education, Kumaracoil, Thuckalay, Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu State, India- 629 180, April 10-11 2012.
A. Singh, A. Sahu, S. Datta, S. S. Mahapatra, "Aggregation of Multi-responses in Turning Process Optimization
on GFRP (Polyester) Composite Using Utility-Fuzzy Approach", 2nd National Conference on Recent Advances
in Manufacturing (RAM-2011), 15-17 September 2011, Organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering,
SV National Institute of Technology, Surat-395007.
Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "A Desirability Function Based Fuzzy Approach
in Taguchi's Philosophy for Optimization of Surface Quality and Material Removal Rate in Dry Turning of
Nylon", 2nd National Conference on Recent Advances in Manufacturing (RAM-2011), 15-17 September 2011,
Organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, SV National Institute of Technology, Surat-395007.
C. Samantra, S. Datta, S. S. Mahapatra, G. Majumdar, "Surface Quality Optimization in Milling Using Taguchi
Philosophy and Fuzzy Approach", National conference on Processing and Characterization of Materials
(NCPCM 2011), December 2-3, 2011 organized by Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering,
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela -769008.
Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Ajay Biswas, Gautam Majumdar, "Introducing Combined Quality Loss
Concept for Correlated Multi-Response Optimization: A Case Study", National conference on Emerging Trend
& Its Application in Engineering (NCETAE 2011), 26-28 December 2011, Sponsored by AICTE, New Delhi &
Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology Sarang-759 146, Dist.- Dhenkanal, Odisha, India, Organized by
Department of Mechanical Engineering, IGIT, Sarang.
Kumar Abhishek, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "PCA-TOPSIS for Multi-Response Optimization: An
Off-Line Quality Engineering Problem in Nylon-6 Machining", National Conference on Recent Advances in
Chemical and Environmental Engineering, (RACEE 2011), 20-21 January, 2012, Organized by Department of
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Chemical Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Rourkela-769008, Orissa.
18. Kumar Abhishek, Jambeswar Sahu, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "DEA based Taguchi Approach for
Multi-Objective Optimization in Machining Polymers: A Case Study", National Conference on Advances in
Simulation and Optimization Techniques in Mechanical Engineering (NASOME -2012), 18th and 19th February,
2012, organized by School of Mechanical Engineering, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar.
19. Rahul Ranjan, Kumar Abhishek, Jambeswar Sahu, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Multi-Response
Optimization in CNC End Milling", National Conference on Advances in Simulation and Optimization
Techniques in Mechanical Engineering (NASOME -2012), 18th and 19th February, 2012, organized by School
of Mechanical Engineering, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar.
20. J. Sahu, H. Pradhan, D. Puhan, S.S. Mahapatra and S. Datta, "Parametric Optimization of Electrical Discharge
Machining by Neuro-Fuzzy and Particle Swarm Optimization Designed by Response Surface Method", National
Conference on Advances in Simulation and Optimization Techniques in Mechanical Engineering (NASOME 2012), 18th and 19th February, 2012, organized by School of Mechanical Engineering, KIIT University,
Bhubaneswar.
21. Santosh Kumar Nanda, Debi Prasad Tripathy, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Application of Legendre Neural Network
for Air Quality Prediction", The 5th PSU-UNS International Conference on Engineering and Technology (ICET2011), May 2-3, 2011, Prince of Songkla University, Faculty of Engineering, Hat Yai, Sangkhla, Phuket, Thailand.
22. Arpan Kumar Mondal and S.S Mahapatra, "Characterization of HAp Reinforced High Density Polyethylene
Bio-composites", Tenth International Conference on Operations and Quantitative Management (ICOQM 10), Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik, India, June 28-30, 2011.
23. S.S Mahapatra, S.K.Patra, and M.Joshi, "A Comparative Analysis of Decision Making Processes to Aid Material
Selection", Tenth International Conference on Operations and Quantitative Management (ICOQM - 10),
Symbiosis Institute of Operations Management, Nashik, India, June 28-30, 2011.
24. Anoop Kumar Sood, R.K.Ohdar, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Experimental Investigation on Wear of FDM Processed
Part", 14th International Conference on Advances in Materials and Processing Technologies (AMPT) 2011
held at Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey during July 13-16, 2011.
25. Bikash Ranjan Debata, Bhaswati Patnaik, S.S.Mahapatra, P.S.Kar, and Sreekumar, "A Quality Deployment
Framework for the Service Quality of Medical Tourism in India", Proceedings of the 5th International
Conference of the Asian Academy of Applied Business (AAAB) 2011 held at Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh,
Cambodia during June 9-10, 2011.
26. Bikash Ranjan Debata, Ernest Cyril de Run, and S.S.Mahapatra, "Modelling of Medical Tourism Enablers in
India", 2011 MAG Scholar Conference, Wellington, New Zealand, May 29th - June 1st 2011.
27. H.B.Sahu, D.C.Panigrahi and S.S.Mahapatra, "Application of Adaptive Resonance Theory for the Classification
of Coal Seams with Respect to their Spontaneous Heating Susceptibility", International Conference on Industrial
Applications of Soft Computing Techniques held at Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Eastern
Academy of Science and Technology (EAST), Bhubaneswar during August 20-22, 2011.
28. Anoop Kumar Sood and S.S. Mahapatra, "Bayesian Regularization based Levenberg-Marquardt Neural Model
Combined with BFOA for Improving Surface Finish of FDM Processed Part", Second Russian-Indian Joint
Workshop on Computational Intelligence and Modern Heuristics in Automation and Robotics (CIMHAR 2011) held at Department of Automation, Novosibirsk State Technical University, Novosibirsk, Russia.
29. Gouri Shankar Beriha, Bhaswati Patnaik, Siba Shankar Mahapatra, and Biranchi Narayan Panda, "Social
Marketing on Occupational Health and Safety in Indian Industry: An Interpretive Structural Modelling
Approach", 2nd International Conference on Services in Emerging Markets (ICSEM 2011), Shailesh J Mehta
School of Management, IIT Bombay, September 29 - October 1, 2011.
30. Layatitdev Das Debaprasanna Puhan Jambeswar Sahu and S.S.Mahapatra, "Multi Response Optimization of
EDM using TOPSIS Method", International Conference on Advances in Modeling, Optimization and Computing
(AMOC - 2011) Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee India, December 5 - 7,
2011.
31. Jambeswar Sahu, Layatitdev Das, Debaprasanna Puhan and S.S.Mahapatra, "Optimization of Multiple
Responses in Electric Discharge Machining using Data Envelopment Analysis", International Conference on
Advances in Modeling, Optimization and Computing (AMOC - 2011) Department of Mathematics, Indian
Institute of Technology Roorkee India, December 5 - 7, 2011.
32. Gupta, G. and Patel, S.K.., Economic Design of Control Chart Using Particle Swarm Optimization, Proceedings
of International Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-2011), SVNIT, Surat, Jun 6-8,
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2011, pp 711-715.
33. Satapathy, S., Patel, S.K, Mahapatra, S.S, Mishra P.D, Beriha G.S., A Neural Network Method for measuring
Service Quality in Water Utility Sector: An Indian Perspective, Proceedings of International Conference on
Industrial Engineering (ICIE 2011), SVNIT, Surat, Nov 17-19, 2011.
34. Patel, S.K and Kumar. M., Erosive Wear Characteristics of Carburized and Tempered Mild Steel Samples in
Plain Soil-Water Slurry for Application in Agro-Industries, Proceedings of National Conference on Advances
in Manufacturing Technology, NITTTR, Chandigarh, Mar 15-16, 2012, pp. 66 - 69.
35. R.Prakash, R.K.Singh and S.Murugan, Performance and Emission Studies of a Diesel Engine Fueled with Wood
Pyrolysis Oil-Biodiesel Emulsions, Accepted for oral presentation and publication in SAE world Congress,
Detroit, April 24-26, 2012.
36. R.Prakash, Gandhi Pullagura, R.K. Singh and S. Murugan, Effect of Hydrogen Enrichment on the Combustion
Characteristics of Bio-Fueled Engine, 22nd National Conference on IC Engines and Combustion, NIT-Calicut,
Kerala, India: 10-13 December, 2011.
37. Dulari Hansdah and S. Murugan, Performance and emission characteristics of acetylene inducted diesel
engine with EGR, 22nd National Conference on IC Engines and Combustion, NIT-Calicut, Kerala, India: 10-13
December, 2011.
38. Simarani Behera and S. Murugan, Performance and emission characteristics of SI engine fueled with orange
oil blends, 22nd National Conference on IC Engines and Combustion, NIT-Calicut, Kerala, India: 10-13
December, 2011.
39. P. Chandresekar and S. Murugan, Performance and emission characteristics of diesel engine fueled with
pumpkin seed oil, National conference on Renewable and New energy systems, Synergy Institute of Engineering
and Technology, Dhenkanal, 22nd December 2011.
40. Simarani Behera and S. Murugan, Improvement of performance and control of emission of multi-cylinder SI
engine fueled with orange oil blends, National conference on Renewable and New energy systems, Synergy
Institute of Engineering and Technology, Dhenkanal, 22nd December 2011.
41. R.Prakash, Gandhi Pullagura, R.K. Singh and S. Murugan, Effect of Hydrogen Enrichment on the Performance
and Emissions of a Complete Bio Fueled Diesel Engine, International Conference on Mechanical, Automobile
and Robotics Engineering (ICMAR'2011), Oct. 7-8, 2011, Pattaya, Thailand.
42. L.N.Patra and S.K.Sahoo, B. C. Behera, K.P.Maity, Extrusion-forging of Circular shaft with Pentagonal Head: A
Three-dimensional, International Conference on Innovative Science and Engineering Technology-2011(ICIEST2011), V.V.P. Engineering college ,Rajkot, April 8-9, pp. 37-42, (2011)
43. L.N.Patra and S.K.Sahoo, 3D Analysis of 4-tooth Spur Gear Forms with Circular Shaft, 5th International
conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-11),SVNIT , Surat, June 06-08, pp. 139-143, (2011)
44. B. C. Behera, S.K.Sahoo, L.N.Patra, M.P.Rout and K.K.Kanaujia, Finite Element Analysis of Ultrasonic Stepped
Horn, 5th International conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-11),SVNIT , Surat, June
06-08, pp. 60-64, (2011)
45. M.P.Rout, S.K.Sahoo, L.N.Patra, B.C.Behera and K.K.Kanaujia, Flow behavior of Aluminum during warm upset
forming, 5th International conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-11),SVNIT , Surat,
June 06-08, pp. 631-635, (2011)
46. K.K.Kanaujia, , M.P.Rout B. C. Behera, S.K.Sahoo and B.K.Maharana, Optimization of Tensile strength of AISI304
Stainless steel and Copper using Nd:YAG Laser Welding, 5th International conference on Advances in
Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-11),SVNIT , Surat, June 06-08, pp. 616-620, (2011).
47. T. R. mohapatra, S.K. Panda, Pradeep K Mishra Curvature effect on free vibration behavior laminated composite
shell, Proc. of NASOME-12, 18th and 19th February, 2012, Bhubaneswar, KIIT University.
48. Debabrata Chakraborty and Tarapada Roy , Optimal Vibration Control of Smart Fibre Reinforced Polymer
Spherical Shells, ICCE-19, Shanghai , 24-30 July, 2011.
49. Koteswara Rao D, Blessington P. J., Tarapada Roy, Finite Element Modeling and Analysis of Functionally
Graded (FG) Composite Shell Structures, ICMOC, Thuckalay, 10-11 April, 2012.
50. Sandhyarani Biswas, Effect of Alumina Particulate On Erosion Wear Behaviour Of Short Bamboo Fiber
Reinforced Epoxy Composites, 11th UNESCO/IUPAC Conference Workshop and Conference on Functional
Polymeric Materials & Composites, 26-29 April 2011, Stellenbosch, South Africa.
51. Amar Patnaik and Sandhyarani Biswas, Solid Particle Erosion Behaviour of Fly Ash Filled Short Glass Fiber
Reinforced Polymeric Materials & Composites, 11th UNESCO/IUPAC Conference Workshop and Conference
on Functional Polymeric Materials & Composites, 26-29 April 2011, Stellenbosch, South Africa.
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52. Srimant Kumar Mishra, Sandhyarani Biswas, Alok Satapathy, Solid particle erosion wear response of ZA-27
metal matrix composites reinforced with particulate fillers, Proceedings of the International Conference on
Mechanical Engineering, ICME 2011, BUET, Dhaka, 2011.
53. Srimant Kumar Mishra, Sandhyarani Biswas, Alok Satapathy, Amar Patnaik, Wear Response Simulation of
ZA-27 Metal Matrix Composites Using Artificial Neural Network, Proceedings of the National Conference cum
Workshop on Recent Developments in Engineering Materials, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, May,
2011.
54. Srimant Kumar Mishra, Sandhyarani Biswas, Alok Satapathy, A Study on Erosion Wear of SiC Reinforced ZA27 Metal Matrix Composites Using Taguchi Experimental Design, Proceedings of the National Conference on
Processing and Characterization of Materials (NCPCM 2011), National Institute of Technology, Rourkela,
December, 2011.
55. Srimant Kumar Mishra, Sandhyarani Biswas, Alok Satapathy, Parametric Optimization of Erosion Wear
Process of SiC Reinforced ZA-27 Metal Matrix Composites Using Taguchi Experimental Design, IEEE International Conference on Advances in Engineering, Science and Managment (ICAESM-2012), March 30,
31, 2012, EGS Pillay Engineering College, Nagapattinam, 2012.
iii) Paper Accepted for Publication
1. Ankita Singh, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Principal Component Analysis and Fuzzy Embedded
Taguchi Approach for Multi-Response Optimization in Machining of GFRP Polyester Composites: A Case
Study", International Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering (IJISE).
2. Saurav Datta, Chitrasen Samantra, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Sabyasachi Banerjee, Asish Bandyopadhyay,
"Green Supplier Evaluation and Selection Using VIKOR Method Embedded in Fuzzy Expert System with IntervalValued Fuzzy Numbers", International Journal of Procurement Management (IJPM).
3. S. Mishra, S. Datta, S.S. Mahapatra, "Grey-based and Fuzzy TOPSIS decision-making approach for agility
evaluation of mass customization systems", Benchmarking: An International Journal.
4. Saurav Datta, Chitrasen Samantra, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Goutam Mondal, Gautam Majumdar, "Appraisal
and Selection of Third Party Logistics Service Providers in Fuzzy Environment", Benchmarking, an International
Journal.
5. Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Sabyasachi Banerjee, Asish Bandyopadhyay,
"Multi-Attribute Group Decision Making for Supplier Selection Using Grey Analysis and Rough Set Theory",
International Journal of Business Insights and Transformation.
6. Chitrasen Samantra, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Application of Fuzzy based VIKOR Approach for
Multi-Attribute Group Decision Making (MAGDM): A Case Study in Supplier Selection", Decision Making in
Manufacturing and Services.
7. Chitrasen Samantra, Nitin Kumar Sahu, Saurav Datta, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Decision-Making in Selecting
Reverse Logistics Alternative using Interval-Valued Fuzzy Sets Combined with VIKOR Approach", International
Journal of Services and Operations Management (IJSOM).
8. Gouri Shankar Beriha, Bhaswati Patnaik, and Siba Sankar Mahapatra, "Assessment of Occupational Health
Practices in Indian Industries: A Neural Network Approach", Journal of Modelling in Management.
9. Bikash Ranjan Debata, Bhaswati Patnaik, S.S.Mahapatra and Sreekumar, "An Integrated Approach for Service
Quality Improvement in Medical Tourism: An Indian Perspective", International Journal of Services and
Operations Management.
10. Soumyakant Padhee, Niharranjan Nayak, S K Panda, P.R.Dhal, and S.S Mahapatra, "Multi-objective Parametric
Optimization of Powder Mixed Electro-discharge Machining using Response Surface Methodology and NonSorted Genetic Algorithm", SADHANA - Academy Proceedings in Engineering Sciences.
11. Bikash Ranjan Debata, Bhaswati Patnaik, S.S.Mahapatra and Sreekumar, "Evaluating Medical Tourism Enablers
with Interpretive Structural Modeling", Benchmarking: An International Journal.
12. H.B. Sahu, S.S.Mahapatra, and D.C.Panigrahi, "Fuzzy c-means clustering approach for Classification of Indian
Coal Seams with respect to their Spontaneous Combustion Susceptibility", Fuel Processing Technology.
13. S.S.Mahapatra, Mrutyunjaya Sahu, R.K.Patel, and Biranchi Narayan Panda, "Prediction of Water Quality
using Principal Component Analysis", Water Quality, Exposure and Health.
14. H. Roy, J. K. Dutt, P. K. Datta, Dynamic Behaviour of a Viscoelastic Beam using ATF and ADF - A Finite Element
Approach, Advances in Vibration Engineering Journal.
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15. S.K. Panda, B. N Singh, Post-Buckling Analysis of Laminated Composite Doubly Curved Panel Embedded with
SMA Fibres subjected to Thermal Environment, Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures An
International Journal, June 2011.
c)
Doctoral Programme
Title
Name of the Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Agile Manufacturing: An Indian
Perspective
Prof. S Datta
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Swagatika Mishra
Ongoing
Decision Making in Supply Chain
Management
Prof. S Datta
Nitin Kumar Sahu
Ongoing
Lean, Agile and Leagile
Manufacturing Concept in Supply
Chain Management
Prof. S Datta
Chhabi Ram Matawale Ongoing
A Meta-heuristic Approach for
Solving Mechanical System Design
Problems with Ergonomic and
Safety Considerations
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Pragyan Paramita
Mohanty
Ongoing
Studies on Some Aspects of
Modelling and Simulation of
Supply Chain in Uncertain
Environment
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Sanjita Jaipuria
Ongoing
Studies on Some Aspects of MetaHeuristic Approaches for Solving
Constrained Mechanical System
Design Problems
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Joji Thomas
Ongoing
A Study on Scheduling of Automated
Systems using Evolutionary
Techniques
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Manas Ranjan Singh
Ongoing
Improvements of Reverse Logistic
Performance in Indian Context
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Santosh Kumar Sharma Ongoing
Evaluating of Service Quality in
Medical Tourism: An Indian
Perspective
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Bikash Debta
Ongoing
Implementation and Operational
Control of Flexible Manufacturing
Systems
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Prasant Ranjan Dhal
Ongoing
Occupational Health and Safety
(OHS) Practices in Small and
Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs):
An Indian Perspective
Prof. SS Mahapatra
Prof. B Pattnaik
G.S.Beriha
Thesis Submitted
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Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Service quality control in electricity Prof. SK Patel
distribution sector
Suchismita Satpathy
Ongoing
Economic design of control chart
Anbhijeet Ganguly
Ongoing
Generation of biofuel from Prof. SK Patel
distillery spent wash and its
potential for running CI engine
Kapura Tudu
Ongoing
Experimental investigations of CI Prof. S.Murugan
engine using used transformer oil
as fuel
Pritinika Behera
Ongoing
Experimental Investigations of bio- Prof. S.Murugan
oil in a stationary diesel engine.
R.Prakash
Ongoing
Experimental investigations of bio- Prof. S.Murugan
ethanol fueled DI diesel engine
Dulari Hansdah
Ongoing
Experimental studies of a DI diesel Prof. S.Murugan
engine on dual fuel mode combined
with downdraft gasifier
Arun Wamankar
Ongoing
Experimental investigation of DI Prof. S.Murugan
diesel engine on dual fuel mode
with JME and acetylene
Abishek Sharma
Ongoing
Experimental investigations of a CI Prof. S.Murugan
engine on a dual fuel operation.
Debabrata Barik
Ongoing
Fatigue and fracture in through- P. K. Ray
wall cracked pipes
B. B. Verma (MM)
Vaneswar Sahoo
Preliminary experimental
work started
Nonlinear Analysis of Smart Prof. S K Panda
Composite Panel
Vijay K. Singh
Ongoing
Active Vibration Control of Prof. Tarapada Roy
Composite Rotor-Shaft-Bearing
System
Koteswara Rao
Ongoing
Wear behavior of composites
Vivek Mishra
Ongoing
(d)
Prof. SK Patel
Prof. Sandhyarani Biswas
Name of the Scholar
A.K.Sood
Guide
Title of the Thesis
Prof. SS Mahapatra Study on Parametric Optimization of Fused
Deposition Modelling (FDM) Process
Jagadish Chandra Mohanta Prof. DRK Parhi
Prof. SK Patel
Navigational control of multiple mobile robots
in various environments
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Remarks
Awarded
Awarded
e)
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Laser welding of dissimilar materials Compression testing at high temperature
Prof. SK Sahoo
Assessment of Mechanical Properties, Wear Resistance and Machining Aspects of Bio- Prof. SS Mahapatra
composites (M. Tech. by Research)
An Investigation on Characterization of Bio-Composites
Prof. SS Mahapatra
An Investigation on Dimensional Accuracy of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Processed Prof. SS Mahapatra
Parts using Fuzzy Logic
Optimization of Robotic Assembly of Printed Circuit Board using Evolutionary Algorithm Prof. SS Mahapatra
Economic Design of Control Chart using Particle Swarm Optimization
Prof. SK Patel
Estimation of Power Generation Potential of Coconut Residue and Coal Mixed Pellets
Prof. SK Patel
Estimation of Power Generation Potential of Non-Woody Biomass and Coal - Biomass Prof. SK Patel
Mixed Briquettes
Effect of hydrogen induction on co mbustion, performance and emission behaviour of Prof. S.Murugan
compression ignition engine using used transformer oil as a main fuel.
Optimization of Induction Length and Flow Rates of Acetylene in Diesel Engine
Prof. S.Murugan
Effect of hydrogen enrichment on the performance emissions and combustion parameters Prof. S.Murugan
of a complete biofueled diesel engine
Performance, combustion and emission parameters of a acetylene inducted diesel engine Prof. S.Murugan
with EGR
Mixed-mode fatigue crack growth in TPB specimen under moving mass
Prof. P. K. Ray
S. Tarafder (NML,
Jamshedpur)
Prediction of crack propagation using ?-model for through-wall-cracked pipes
Prof. P. K. Ray
Prof. B. B. Verma (MM)
A brief study on dynamics of viscoelastic rotors - An operator based approach
Prof. H. Roy
Functionally Graded Composite Shells Structures under Impact
Prof. T Roy
Finite Element Analysis of Hip Joint Prosthesis
Prof. T Roy
A Study on Mechanical Behavior and Damage Assessment of Short Bamboo Fiber Based Prof. Sandhyarani Biswas
Polymer Composites
(d)
Sl. No.
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Name of the Speaker
Title
-National Institute of Technology
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6.
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency Amount earned
Development of Compliance Correlation for Throughwall Cracked Pipes and
Elbows to Measure Crack Growth in Fracture Experiments (By Prof. PK Ray)
7.
BARC, Mumbai
Rs. 11,00,794.00
Cost (Lakhs)
Mechanical Stirrer
09.02.2012 , Rs. 7037/-
Renewable Energy Science kit
31.03.2012, Rs. 66000/-
8.
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION / SOCIETIES:
Brief Report on the activities of the Association/Societies.
9.
LABORATORIES :
Refrigeration & Cryogenics:
Refrigeration and Cryogenic Laboratory [PIC: Prof. R. K. Sahoo]
Liquid Nitrogen Generator (20 Litre/day; Cryomech, USA)
Compact Heat Exchanger Test Rig
Turbo expander Test Rig
Controlled rate cooler
Vapour Compression Refrigerator Test Rig
Air Conditioning Test Rig
Air Compressors (MP and HP)
CFD Laboratory [PIC: Prof. A. K. Satapathy]
FLUENT CFD Package
ASPEN Process Simulation Package
IC Engine and Gas Dynamics Laboratory [PIC: Prof. S. Murgan]
Single Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Ruston Engine with Rope Brake Dynamometer
Twin Cylinder Four Stroke Diesel Engine with Electrical Loading
Reciprocating Multi-Stage Air Compressor Test Rig
Test Rig for MORSE TEST
Axial Flow Compressor Test Rig
Design Engineering:
Stress Analysis Laboratory [PIC: Prof. P. K. Ray]
UTM with Temperature Controller
Polariscope Machine
Refection Type Photo-elastic Apparatus (Model - 155, Universal Type)
Digital Strain Indicator 3.5 Digit Display
Diffused Light Research Polariscope
Rotating Bending Fatigue Test Machine
Tribology Laboratory [PIC: Prof. S. K. Acharya]
PIN-ON-DISK (MAGNUM)
Two body Abrasion Wear Tester
Air Jet Erosion Test Rig (ASTM-G76)
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Journal Bearing Testing
Robotics Laboratory [PIC: Prof. D. R. K. Parhi]
Koala Robot
Khepera Robot
Boe-Bot Robot
Dynamics and Vibration Laboratory [PIC: Prof. S. C. Mohanty]
Vibration Analyzer (Make: Bruel & Kajer, Denmark)
Vibration Generator (Make: Saraswati Dynamics, India)
High Speed Balancing Machine (Make: Santronics, India)
Machine Fault Simulation (Make: Spectraquest, USA)
Laser Vibrometer (Make: Ometron, UK)
Human Body Vibration Meter (make: Larsen & Devis, USA)
Production Engineering:
Metal Cutting and Nonconventional Machine Laboratory [PIC: Prof. C. K. Biswas]
Laser Machine
EDM PZ 50 CNC
Electro Chemical Machine with Electrolyte circulation system and Tools
Air Gauging unit with gauges
Dynamometer (Make: Kistler)
Ultrasonic Machine
Abrasive Jet Machine
Lathe HMT NH26
Universal Milling HMT FN2U
Production Metrology Laboratory [PIC: Prof. K. P. Maity]
Multi-process microscope
Coordinate Measuring Machine
Tool Makers Microscope
Talysurf
CAD/CAM Laboratory [PIC: Prof. S. S. Mahapatra]
Rapid Prototyping Machine
Z Pinter 310 Plus
Z Corporation, Burlington, MA, USA
Modular Automation Production System (MTAB Technology Center0
Complete FMS System (ASRS, LATHE < MILLIMG, 6 Axis Robot)
(MTAB Technology Center)
Computational Laboratory [PIC: Prof: S. K. Patel & Prof. T. Roy]
AUTOCAD
ANSYS
MATLAB
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DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof.B.C.Ray
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. U.K.Mohanty :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Sen :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Mula :
Ph.D.
Prof. B.B. Verma :
Ph.D.
Prof. M. Kumar :
Ph.D.
Prof. Debasis Chaira :
Ph.D.
Prof. B.C.Ray :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Sarkar :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.N.Alam :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.C.Mishra :
Ph.D.
Prof. A.Basu :
Ph.D
Prof.(Mrs) A.Malik :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. K.Sahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. A. K. Mondal :
Ph.D.
Prof. K. Dutta :
M. Tech
Prof. S. K. Karak :
M. Tech
Prof. N. Yedla :
M. Tech
2.
a) By Student :
l
l
l
l
Sujasa Gupta, Grand prize and 1st prize in NML, technical paper presentation, 30-31 March, 2012.
Sujasa Gupta, 1st prize in Quiz contest, NML Jamshedpur, 30-31 March, 2012
2nd position in new Idea contest at IMMT Bhubaneswar. Students name: Ms. Khusbhu Das, Ms. Sujata Panda.
Sumanat Sahoo, 2nd prize in poster session in the event, workshop on new and nano materials, 20-21 January,
2012, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
a) Conducted in the Department
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Sponsoring Agency
DST, CSIR, BRNS, OCL India
Limited
Prof. B. B. Verma
Title of the course
Duration
National Conference on Processing and 02.12.11Characterization of Materials (NCPCM 03.12.11
2011)
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Prof. B. C. Ray
International Conference on Materials
for Advanced Technologies (ICMAT-2011)
MRS Singapore
Prof. S.C.Mishra
Indo_UK symposium on Bio composites
for various Engineering Applications
Royal Soc. Of UK 27.03.2012and DST GOI.28.03.2012
IISc., B'lore.
Prof. A. Basu
MRS Singapore
Suntec,
Singapore
Prof. A. Basu
National Workshop on Heat Treatment
of Steels
Indian Institute of 10.02.2011Metals, Kolkata
11.02.2011
Kolkata
Prof. Debasis
Chaira
MRS Singapore
26.06.1101.07.11
Suntec,
Singapore
Prof. Archana
Mallik
ICMCTF
AVS, USA
2nd to 6th of
May, 2011
Country and
Town Hotel, San
Diego, USA
Prof. Archana
Mallik
MRSI. AGM
MRSI, India
13th to 15th of
February, 2012
Patiala
University,
Punjab, India
Prof. S. K. Sahoo
International conference on texture of
materials (ICOTOM 16)
IIT Bombay
12.12.1117.12.11
IIT Bombay
Prof. K. Dutta
International Conference on Advances
in Materials and Materials Processing
IIT Kharagpur
09.12.1111.12.11
IIT Kharagpur
Prof. S. K. Karak
A short term course -On Vacuum
Technology and Process Applications
IIT Kharagpur
11.11.1121.11.11
IIT Kharagpur
Assistance
received
24 Lakhs
Investigator
Prof. B. C. Ray
Approved
Rs.29.40 Lakh
(Rs.51.74 Lakh
received in this
FY)
Prof. S.Sen, (P.I.)
& Prof.
S.C.Mishra,
(Co - PI)
One block has
been
manufactured
5.
(a)
26.06.1101.07.11
Venue
26.06.1101.07.11
Suntec,
Singapore
RESEARCH :
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Failure assessment of FRP composite CSIR
materials at low and high temperatures under
different loading speeds
Development of Spheroidal Graphite Cast Iron BRNS
Material for Transport Cask Application for
Irradiated Fuel Bundles
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Brief report
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Development of compliance correlation for BRNS
throughwall cracked pipes and elbows to
measure crack growth in fracture experiments
Assistance
received
Rs. 11.50 Lakh
Investigator
Prof. B. B.Verma
(Co-P.I.)
Brief report
On going
A study of BF slag chemistry and mineralogy DST
with respect to its flow characteristics for
optimizing BF operation
RS.127.64 Lakh Prof. U. K.
Mohanty (P.I.) &
Dr.S.Sarkar
(Co-P.I.)
Objective:
*Reduction of fuel rate
*Improve hot metal
*quality
*Reduce green house
gas emission
*Smoothening the blast
furnace operation
Synthesis of nanostructured stainless steel CSIR
powder by high-energy milling and
subsequent spark plasma sintering for novel
applications
18.42 Lakhs
Prof. D. Chaira
(PI)
In progress
Synthesis of Cu-graphite metal matrix DST
composite by powder metallurgy route for
electrical contact applications
Yet to be
finalized
Prof. Debasis
Chaira (PI)
Approved
Mechanical and thermoelectrical properties CSIR
of copper-based nanocomposites developed
by mechanical milling
Rs.22.0 Lakh
Prof. S. Mula
(P.I.)
Project has been started
from 01/04/11 and one
SRF has joined under the
scheme. The scholar has
registered for PhD at NIT
Rourkela.
Analysis and manipulation of structures and DST, India
properties of sono-electrochemically
deposited nano-structured metallic thin films
synthesized at low bath temperatures,
23 Lakhs
Archana Mallik
Approved
DST(Approved Rs. 15.60 lakh
on November
2011)
Prof. S. K. Sahoo
(P.I.)
Approved
Application of hydrogen plasma on reduction CSIR(Submitted Rs. 26.25 lakh
of ilmenite
on 20 March
2012)
Prof. S. K. Sahoo
(P.I.)
Approved
Recrystallization texture in titanium alloys
Development of nano-disperded fine grained DST
coating by electro deposition
Rs. 19.56 Lakh Prof. A. Basu(P.I.) In Progress, targeted
(Rs. 2.00 Lakh
time of completion
received in this
Dec 2012
FY)
Surface property improvement of copper for CSIR
electrical contacts by electrophoretic
deposition of ultrafine ceramic particles
Rs. 18.12 Lakh
Prof. A. Basu(P.I.) In Progress, one SRF
(Rs. 11.04 Lakh
recruited, equipment
received in this FY)
procurement
complete
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b)
i)
Paper Published
1. B. B. Verma, M. Mallik, J.D. Atkinson And P. K. Ray, Fatigue Crack Initiation And Growth Behavior Of 7475
Aluminium Alloy In Air And Aggressive Environment, Advanced Materials Research, Vol 428 P.133
2. K. Dutta And K. K. Ray, Ratcheting Phenomenon And Post-Ratcheting Tensile Behaviour Of An Aluminium Alloy,
Materials Science And Engineering A, Vol. 540 (2012), Pp. 30-37.
3. S.Sarkar And Akhilesh Singh 'Studies On Aluminium-Iron Ore In-Situ Particulate Composite" "Open Journal
Of Composite Materials "(2012). Vol.2 No.1,22-30
4. S.Sen, S.K.Swain, S.Sarkar And S.C.Mishra: 'Efffect Of Copper On The Tempering Behavior Of S.G.Iron,' "Orisssa
Journal Of Physics" (2011), Vol.18,No.2, 215-219.
5. R.K. Panda, J.P.Dhal, S.C.Mishra & S.Sen; "Effect Of Processing Parameters Of Hardness & Microstructure Of
Adi; Journal Of Current Research & Review, Vol. 04, Issue 05 (March, 2012).
6. S.K.Swain, R.K.Panda, J.P.Dhal, S.C.Mishra & S.Sen; Phae Investigation Of Austempered Ductile Iron; Orissa
Journal Of Physics, Vol. 19, No. 01 (Feb.,2012)
7. S.K.Swain & S.Sen; Study Of Microstructure Of Thick Wall Ductile Iron Castings; Journal Of Metallurgy &
Material Science, Vol. 53 (2011), No. 2,
8. K. V. Mani Krishna, R. Raghavan, D. Srivastava, G. K. Dey, S. K. Sahoo And I. Samajdar: Study Of Evolution Of
Dislocation Structure With The Deformation In Zirconium Alloys, Transactions Of The Iim, 64(3) (2011), 309.
9. S. K. Sahoo, V. N. Gaffney, A. Chatterjee And K. L. Murty: Annealing Behavior Of Ferritic Ht-9 Steel, Materials
Science Forum, 702-703 (2012), 794.
10. S. K. Sahoo, V. D. Hiwarkar, P. Pant, I. Samajdar, K. V. Mani Krishna, G. K. Dey, D. Srivastav, R. Tewari And S.
Banerjee: Plastic Deformation Of Textured Zircaloy 2, Materials Science Forum, 702-703 (2012), 838.
11. S. Mula, H. Bahmanpour, S. Mal, P C Kang, M. Atwater, W. Jian, R.O. Scattergood, C.C. Koch.Thermodynamic
Feasibility Of Solid Solubility Extension Of Nb In Cu And Their Thermal Stability. Materials Science And
Engineering: A, Volume 539, 30 March 2012, Pages 330-336.
12. S. Mula, P. Sahani, S.K. Pratihar, Siddhartha Mal, Carl C. Koch. Mechanical Properties And Electrical Conductivity
Of Cu-Cr And Cu-Cr-4% Sic Nanocomposites For Thermo-Electric Applications. Materials Science And
Engineering: A, Volume 528, Issues 13-14, 25 May 2011, Pages 4348-4356.
13. P. Sahani, S. Mula, P.K. Roy, P.C. Kang, C.C. Koch. Structural Investigation Of Vacuum Sintered Cu-Cr And Cu-Cr4% Sic Nanocomposites Prepared By Mechanical Alloying. Materials Science And Engineering: A, Volume
528, Issues 25-26, 25 September 2011, Pages 7781-7789.
14. H. Bahmanpour, A. Kauffmann, M. S. Khoshkhoo, K. M. Youssef, S. Mula, J. Freudenberger, J. Eckert, R. O.
Scattergood, C. C. Koch. Effect Of Stacking Fault Energy On Deformation Behavior Of Cryo-Rolled Copper And
Copper Alloys. Materials Science And Engineering: A, Volume 529, 25 November 2011, Pages 230-236.
15. P.C. Kang, G.Q. Chen, B. Zhang, G.H. Wu, S. Mula, C.C. Koch. Oxidation Protection Of Carbon Fibers By A
Reaction Sintered Nanostructured Sic Coating. Surface And Coatings Technology, Volume 206, Issues 2-3, 25
October 2011, Pages 305-311.
16. S.K. Karak, J. Dutta Majumdar, W. Lojkowski , A. Michalski, L. Ciupinski, K.J. Kurzyd?owski And I. Manna
Microstructure And Mechanical Properties Of Nano-Y2o3 Dispersed Ferritic Steel Synthesized By Mechanical
Alloying And Consolidated By Pulse Plasma Sintering, Vol. 92,(2012),Pp.516-534
17. H. Aireddy* And S.C. Mishra, Tribological Behavior And Mechanical Properties Of Bio-Waste Reinforced
Polymer Matrix Composites, Journal Of Metallurgy And Materials Science, Vol. 53, No. 2, April-June 2011, Pp.
139-152.
18. Subhashree Sahoo , Chandra Kanti Chakraborti, Upendra Nath Nanda, Sharmistha Naik And Subash Chandra
Mishra, Analytical Characterization Of Controlled Release Ofloxacin / Carbopol934 Mucoadhesive Polymeric
Suspension, International Journal Of Pharma And Bio Sciences, Vol2/Issue2/ April-Jun 2011, Pp. 350-364.
19. Subhashree Sahoo, Chandra Kanti Chakraborti, Subash Chandra Mishra, Sharmistha Naik, Analytical
Characterization Of A Gelling Biodegradable Polymer, Drug Invention Today, 2011, 3(6), Pp. 78- 82.
20. Subhashree Sahoo, Chandra Kanti Chakraborti, Subash Chandra Mishra, Ftir And Raman Spectroscopic
Investigations Of Controlled Release Ofloxacin / Hpmc Mucoadhesive Suspension, Ijpt | June-2011 | Vol. 3
| Issue No.2 , P. 2420-2439.
21. Sahoo Subhashree, Chakraborti Chandra Kanti, Mishra Subash Chandra, Naik Sharmistha, Qualitative Analysis
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& Research | April-June 2011 | Vol. 3 | Issue 2 | Issn 0975-9344 |, Pp. 217-232.
S Sahoo, Ck Chakraborti, S Naik, Sc Mishra And Un Nanda, Structural Analysis Of Ciprofloxacin-Carbopol
Polymeric Composites By X-Ray Diffraction And Fourier Transform Infra-Red Spectroscopy, Tropical Journal
Of Pharmaceutical Research June 2011; 10 (3): 273-280.
S C Mishra And S Praharaj, Deposition Of Plasma Spray Coating Using Industrial Waste With Low Grade Ore
Mineral, Orissa Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 18, No.2 August 2011 Pp. 199-206.
P Paridaand S C Mishra, Determination Of Physical Characteristics Of Nifedipine Microsphere, Orissa
Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 18, No.2 August 2011
Pp. 221-225.
Subhashree Sahoo, Chandra Kanti Chakraborti, Subash Chandra Mishra, Upendra Nath Nanda, Qualitative
Analysis Of Environmentally Responsive Biodegradable Smart Carbopol Polymer, Volume 9, Issue 1, July August 2011, Pp. 08-13.
Subhashree Sahoo, Chandra Kanti Chakraborti, Pradipta Kumar Behera, Subash Chandra Mishra,
Characterization Of Mucoadhesive Ciprofloxacin Suspensions By Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy,
International Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences Review And Research, Volume 11, Issue 2, November December 2011; Article-025, Pp. 122-128.
Patitapabana Parida,Subash Chandra Mishra, Subhashree Sahoo, Ftir Spectroscopic Invitro Drug Interaction
Study Of Nifedipine Microsphere, International Journal Of Pharmaceutical Studies And Research, E-Issn
Pp.2229-4619.
S C Mishra And A Behera, Utilization Of Mathematical Model To Understand Martensitic Transformation In
Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloys, Orissa Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 19, No.1 February 2012
Pp. 49-56.
Ranjit Kumar Panda, Jyoti Prakash Dhal And Subash Chandra Mishra, Effect Of Sodium Silicate On
Strengthening Behaviour Of Fly Ash Compacts, International Journal Of Current Research Vol. 4, Issue, 02,
Pp.244-246, February, 2012.
S K Swain, R K Panda, J P Dhal, S C Mishra And S Sen, Phase Investigation Of Austempered Ductile Iron, Orissa
Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 19, No.1 February 2012 Pp. 73-80.
Ranjit Kumar Panda, Jyoti Prakash Dhal, Subash Chandra Mishra, Sudipta Sen, Effect Of Processing Parameters
On Hardness And Microstructure Of Austempered Ductile Iron, International Journal Of Current Research
And Review Vol. 04 Issue 05 March 2012, Pp.16-21.
Ajit Behera, S .C. Mishra, Dependence Of Adhesion Strength Of Plasma Spray On Coating Surface Properties,
Journal Of Materials & Metallurgical Engineering Volume 2, Issue 1, April 2012, Pages 23-30.
A Behera, S C Mishra, G K Dey, A Biswas2 And S S Mishra, Low Cost Heusler Ferromagnetic Shape Memory
Alloy; Orissa Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 19, No.1 February 2012 Pp. 41-47.
S C Mishra And A Behera,
Utilization Of Mathematical Model To Understand Martensitic Transformation
In Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloys; Orissa Journal Of Physics Issn 0974-8202 Vol. 19, No.1 February
2012 Pp. 49-56.
G. Parida, D. Chaira, M. Chopkar And A. Basu, Synthesis And Characterization Of Ni-Tio2 Composite Coatings
By Electro-Co-Deposition, Surface And Coatings Technology, Vol. 205, (2011), 4871.
A. Mallik, S. Rout, A study on ex-situ non-isothermal grain growth behavior of sono-electrochemically deposited
Cu thin films, International Journal of Materials Science, 1 (2011) 77.
A. Mallik, B. C. Ray, Evolution of principle and practice of electrodeposited thin film: A review on effect of
temperature and sonication, International Journal of Electrochemistry, Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 568023.
A. Mallik, B. C. Ray, Residual stress and nano-mechanical properties of sono-electrodeposited Cu films,
Surface Engineering, 27 (2011) 51.
A. Mallik, Sono-electrochemical Synthesis and Characterization of Ultra-fine grained Copper Powders at
Sub-ambient Temperature, Microscopy and Analysis 25 (2011) 15.
A. Das, A. Mallik and B. C. Ray, Analysis of effect of Ultrasound on the magnetic topography of electroplated
Ni films by Magnetic Force Microscopy (MFM), Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, 10.1007/s11663011-9593-3.
A. Mallik and B. C. Ray, An analysis of the temperature-induced supersaturation effects on structure and
properties of sono-electrodeposited copper thin films, Surface and Coating Technology, 206 (2011) 1947.
S. Sethi, P. K. Panda, R. K. Nayak, B. C. Ray, Journal of Reinforced Plastic Ccomposites, 31 (2011) 77.
K. Dash, B.C. Ray, D. Chaira, "Synthesis And Characterization Of Copper-Alumina Metal Matrix Composite By
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Paper Presented in Conference/ Seminar/ Symposia :
1. S. Samal, D.Chaira, B. Satpati, "Production And Stability Of Al And Cu Ultrafine Particles In Nanofluids",
Frontiers In Mechanochemistry And Mechanical Alloying, Nml Jamshedpur, India, 2011, P. 80-84.
2. D. Chaira, B.K. Mishra, S. Sangal, "Synthesis And Characterization Of Nanocrystalline Carbides By Reaction
Milling", Frontiers In Mechanochemistry And Mechanical Alloying, Nml Jamshedpur, India, 2011, P. 107-113.
3. S. K. Sahoo, V. N. Gaffney, A. Chatterjee And K. L. Murty: Annealing Behavior Of Ferritic Ht-9 Steel, International
Conference On Texture Of Materials (Icotom-16), Iit Bombay, India, December 2011.
4. S. K. Sahoo, V. D. Hiwarkar, P. Pant, I. Samajdar, K. V. Mani Krishna, G. K. Dey, D. Srivastav, R. Tewari And S.
Banerjee: Plastic Deformation Of Textured Zircaloy 2, International Conference On Texture Of Materials
(Icotom-16), Iit Bombay, India, December 2011.
5. K. V. Manikrishan, S. K. Sahoo, P. Pant, D. Srivastava, G. K. Dey And I. Samajdar: Orientation Dependent
Deformation Heterogeneity In Zirconium, International Conference On Texture Of Materials (Icotom-16), Iit
Bombay, India, December 2011.
6. V. D. Hiwarkar, I. Samajdar, S. K. Sahoo, K. V. Mani Krishna, D. Srivastav, R. Tewari, G. K. Dey, And S. Banerjee:
Microstructure Evolution During Annealing Of Zirconium Alloys, International Conference On Texture Of
Materials (Icotom-16), Iit Bombay, India, December 2011.
7. K. Youssef, D. Setman, M. Zehetbauer, S. Mula, P. C. Kang, R. O. Scattergood, C. C. Koch. Mechanical Properties
Of Nanocrystalline Cu-, Mg-, And Fe-Base Alloys. Presented In Tms 2012, March 11 - March 15, 2012, Orlando,
Florida, Usa.
8. C. C. Koch, R. O. Scattergood, B. Vanleeuwen, K. Darling, M. Atwater, S. Mula, P. C. Kang. Enhancing The Thermal
Stability Of Nanostructured Metals By Solute Additions: Ms & T 2011, October 16-20, 2011, Columbus, Ohio,
Usa.
9. P. K Roy, S. Mula. Comparison Between Conventional, Vacuum And Microwave Sintering Of Cu-Cr-4 Wt.% Sic
Nanocomposites. Iconset - 2011, November 28-30, 2011. Sathyabama University, Chennai, India
10. P. Sahani, S. Mula, Uk Mohanty. Microwave Assisted Sintering Of Some Copper Based Nano-Composites And
Its Evaluation. Presented On 8-10th December, Nstsi 2011, Bhubaneswar, India.
11. S. Mula, H. Bahmanpour, K. Youssef, Ron Scattergood, C C Koch. Nanostructures Formation And Stabilization
Of Cu-Nb Metastable Solid Solutions: Effect Of Ag, Zr And Y. Nmd-Atm-2011, Iim, Hyderabad, 13th -16th
November, 2011.
12. S. K. Karak, J. Dutta Majumdar And I. Manna Isothermal Oxidation Kinetics Of Nano - Y2o3 Dispersed High Cr
Ferritic Alloy Prepared By Mechanical Alloying And Hot Isostatic Pressing, Nmdatm-2011
13. S. K. Karak, J. Dutta Majumdar And I. Manna,Effect Of Cr Content On Isothermal Oxidation Behaviour Of Nano
- Y2o3 Dispersed Ferritic Alloys Prepared By Mechanical Alloying And Hot Isostatic Pressing In Icammp2011, December 9-11, 2011.
14. Jyoti Prakash Dhal , Subash Chandra Mishra, B. B. Nayak, Effect Of Niobium/Molybdenum Microalloying On
Ss316ln Steel, 2011 International Conference On Applied Physics And Mathematics (Icapm 2011), Pp. 62-65.
15. P.Parida, A.Behera, S.K. Swain, S.C.Mishra, Characterisation Of Nanoparticle Through Sem, Ftir, Xrd & Dsc,
National Conference On Processing And Characterization Of Materials (Ncpcm-2011), Department Of
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, 2-3 December 2011, National Institute Of Technology, Rourkela, Pp.
1-5.
16. P.Parida, D.Dash, A.Behera, S.C.Mishra, Preparation And Characterisation Of Graft Biopolymer To Improve
Sustained Release Property, National Conference On Processing And Characterization Of Materials (Ncpcm2011), Department Of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, 2-3 December 2011, National Institute Of
Technology, Rourkela, Pp. 1-8.
17. Asit Behera, Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra And S.K. Swain, Cryogenic Technique For Processing Steel Treatment,
National Conference On Processing And Characterization Of Materials (Ncpcm-2011), Department Of
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, 2-3 December 2011, National Institute Of Technology, Rourkela.
18. Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra, Low Cost Heusler Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloy, National Conference On
Processing And Characterization Of Materials (Ncpcm-2011), Department Of Metallurgical & Materials
Engineering, 2-3 December 2011, National Institute Of Technology, Rourkela.
19. Patitapabana Parida, Subash Chandra Mishra, Biomaterials In Medicine, Ugc Sponsored National Workshop
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On Innovative Experiments In Physics, 9-10 January 2012, Neelashaila Mahabidyalaya Rourkela.
20. Patitapabana Parida, Subash Chandra Mishra, Aspirin Leads Multi Therapeutic Index, Ugc Sponsored National
Workshop On Innovative Experiments In Physics, 9-10 January 2012, Neelashaila Mahabidyalaya Rourkela.
21. Ajit Behera, Susant Swain, S.C. Mishara, The Natural Composite: Spheroidal Graphite Iron, Ugc Sponsored
National Workshop On Innovative Experiments In Physics, 9-10 January 2012, Neelashaila Mahabidyalaya
Rourkela.
22. Ajit Behera, S.C.Mishra, Demand On Magic Metal, Ugc Sponsored National Workshop On Innovative Experiments
In Physics, 9-10 January 2012, Neelashaila Mahabidyalaya Rourkela.
23. S. Rout, Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra, Assurance Of Quality Improvement For Tool Steel By Cryo-Processing,
Proceedings Of Ramm-2012, 25-26 February 2012 Vss University Of Technology, Burla, Odisha, India, Pp.
440-445.
24. Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra, Analysis Of Martensitic Transformation In Ni-Mn-Sn Fsma, Proceedings Of Ramm2012, 25-26 February 2012 Vss University Of Technology, Burla, Odisha, India, Pp. 429-434.
25. Parida P, Tripathy S P, Mishra S C, Behera A, Utilization And Investigation Of Polymer In Drug Industry, 3rd
International Conference On Advancement In Polymeric Materials (Apm), 2012, Central Institute Of Plastic
Engineering & Technology, Bhubaneswar-751024, Pp. 1-7.
26. Asit Behera, Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra, New Solution For Property Improvement Of Automobile Parts, Conference
Proceedings: Nasome 2012, Pp.1-5.
27. Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra, Property Optimization Of Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloys With Respect To Cost,
Conference Proceedings: Nasome 2012.
28. Parida P, Tripathy S P, Mishra S C, Behera A, Drug Release Profile Of Aripiprazole Mouth Dissolving Polymeric
Formulation, Fourth Conference On Recent Advances In Polymer Technology, March 2-3, 2012, North
Maharashtra University, Jalgaon-425001 (M.S.)
29. Ajit Behera, S.C Mishra And P. Parida, Corrosion Sensing Smart Polymeric Coatings, Fourth Conference On
Recent Advances In Polymer Technology, March 2-3, 2012, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon-425001
(M.S.)
30. A. Mallik and S. K. Rout, An understanding of the non-isothermal grain growth behavior of sono-electroplated
Cu thin film, ATM, NMD, IIM, 2011.
31. A. Das, A. Mallik, B. C. Ray, Residual Stress and Microstrutural Variation in Sono-electrodeposited Copper
Thin Films: The Role of Temperature, ATM, NMD, IIM, 2011.
32. Sumanta Kumar Sahoo, B.Sundaravel, A.Marikani, A. Mallik, Fabrication of functionalised silicon nanowires
for electrochemical detection of protein molecules, ATM, NMD, IIM, 2011.
33. Sumanta Kumar Sahoo, K. Jeyasubramanian, A. Mallik, Synthesis and characterisation of magnetic colloid
nanoparticles : Ferrofluid, RINT, KIIT University, 2011.
34. A. Das, A. Mallik and B. C. Ray, Magnetic characterization of Ni-Cu alloy thin film by Magnetic force microscope
(MFM): Effect of plating parameter, ICAMMP 2011, IIT Kharagpur.
35. A. Mallik and B. C. Ray, An analysis of the temperature-induced supersaturation effects on structure and
properties of sono-electrodeposited copper thin films, ICMCTF 2011, USA.
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Paper accepted for Publication :
1. Debasis Chaira, S. Sangal, B.K. Mishra, "Efficient Synthesis And Characterization Of Nanostructured Tic
Powder By Reaction Milling" Transaction Of Indian Institution Of Metals, 2011, Accepted.
2. SEM, EDX & XRD Of Zinc Oxide Nanostructures Synthesized By Zinc Oxidation, Syed Nasimul Alam, Madhukar
Poloju, Shakti Swarup Sahu, Manish Kumar, Animesh Kumar Singh, Microscopy And Analysis 26(4):11-14
(Am), 2012.
3. S.K.Swain, S.C.Mishra & S.Sen; Influence Of Processing Variables On The Mechanical Behaviour Of S.G.Iron;
(Accepted For Publications To Be Published In Emerging Metal Research Journal)
4. S. Mula, S. Ghosh And S. K. Pabi. Microstructural Development And Room-Temperature Thermal Stability Of
Mechanically Alloyed Al87y10ni3 Nanostructure. Accepted For Publication, Advanced Science Letters.
5. A.Basu, J. Dutta Majumdar And I. Manna, Structure And Properties Of CrxN Coating, Surface Engineering.
6. A. Mallik, A. K. S. Bankoti, B. C. Ray, On the effects of bath composition and ultrasound on the structure and
properties of Cu thin films, Russian Journal of Electrochemistry.c) Doctoral Programme :
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Title
Name of Supervisor Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
An assessment of failure B. C. Ray
mechanism of FRP composites
through
interfacial
and
microstructural characterization
S. Sethi
Research work ongoing
On the deformation behavior of B. C. Ray/ A.
fiber reinforced polymer Mallik
composites
Prabhash Panda
Ongoing
Studies on SG cast iron
R.K. Behera
Doing course work.
Synthesis of metal matrix micro B.C. Ray/
and nano composites by powder D. Chaira
metallurgy route
Ms. Khusbu Dash
Synthesis and characterization of Cualumina and Al-alumina micro and
nanocomposites by conventional and
advanced sintering techniques
Characterization on Thick Wall S.Sen
Ductile Iron Casting
Mr. S.K.Swain
Experimental work completed. The
thesis is likely to be submitted in
November / December, 2012
Synthesis of nanostructured D. Chaira
stainless steel powder by high
energy milling and subsequent
spark plasma sintering
Mr. Shashanka R.
Preparation of nanostructured
austenitic, ferritic and duplex stainless
steel by mechanical alloying in bulk
amount and subsequent consolidation
of the powders
Synthesis and characterization of D. Chaira
cermets for high temperature
applications
P. Sahani
Fabrication and characterization of SiCB4C-C, SiC-B4C-Si and SiC-B4C-Al
cermets for high temperature and armor
applications
To study the reduction and S,Sarkar/S.Mula
swelling behavior of iron ore
pellets used in DRI production
C. S. Dey
To study the reduction and swelling
behavior of iron ore pellets used in DRI
production
Characteristic of blast furnace U.K.Mohanty/
slag
S,Sarkar
J. N. Tiwari
Characteristic of blast furnace slag
Mechanical alloying of zirconium A. Basu
alloys
Mohan N
Course work in progress
Synthesis & Characterization of A. Basu
electrophoretic coating on Cu
H. Moharana
Course work in progress
Stabilization of metal-based S. Mula
nanostructures developed by
mechanical alloying
Jagannath
Panigrahi
Ongoing
S.Sen and S.C.
Mishra
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Name of Supervisor Name of the Scholar
Title
Brief Report
Evolution of Structure property A. Mallik/B. C. Ray
relationship
in
sonoelectrodeposited metallic
thin film.
Arpita Das
The work deals with synthesis of thin
films through sono-electrochemical
route. The parameters during synthesis
and after synthesis will be analyzed in
the investigations.
Synthesis and Characterization A. Mallik/B. C. Ray
grapheme thin films on different
substrates
Sumanta Ku.
Sahoo
Optimization of synthesis procedure
will be done during production of
graphene thin films through
electrochemical route.
Sono-electrochemical winning of A. Mallik
noble metals from anode slimes
Satrughna Nayak
Ongoing
(d)
Name of the Scholar
R. C. Sahoo
e)
Guide
Title of the thesis
R. K. Patel and B. C.
Ray
Remarks
Neutralization of red mud using CO2 sequestration and their Awarded
utilizations
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Synthesis & characterization of HAP-Al2O3 composite coating on 316L SS by electrophoretic D. Chaira/A. Basu
deposition (EPD)
Synthesis of Al-Si and Al-Mg Alloys and Study of their Mechanical Properties.
K. Dutta
Ratcheting Fatigue Behaviour and Post-fatigue Tensile Properties of Commercial Aluminium K. Dutta
Effect of catalyst on the synthesis of SiC from rice husk
S,Sarkar/S.C.Mishra
Investigation on Physico-Mechanical & Electrical properties of Bio-waste Reinforced S.C.Mishra
Polymer Composites
Effect of Copper on Austempering Behaviour of Ductile Iron (Ranjit Kumar Panda)
S.Sen
Surface Property Modification of Copper by Nanocomposite Coating
A. Basu
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Sl. No.
Name of the Speaker
Title
1
Prof. K. Dutta Majumdar
Development of Metal Matrix Composite by Laser
Surface Alloying
2
Prof. D. Majumdar
Knowledge base of steelmaking: Are graduating
engineers truly empowered?
3
Prof. P. K. Mitra
A research journey through passivity breakdown of
metals and alloys exhibiting active-passive transition
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6.
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
-7.
Amount earned
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Cost (Lakhs)
SPEX high energy ball mill
Rs. 5.0 lakhs (approx)
High accuracy electronic balance with density measuring kit
Rs. 1.5 lakhs(approx.)
Planetary Ball Mill (Model: CENO-2JHPM-LVC)
Basic price-Rs. 5,84,000.00+Taxes (Purchase
order has been sent, equipment yet to be
delivered)
Laboratory Electronic Balance (Brand-CONTECH)
Rs. 59,000.00
Dual Indenter Vickers & Knoop Microindention Tester.
Rs. 14,57,500/-
Low resistivity measurement kit
Rs. 5,34,953/-
Thermal Properties Analyser
Rs. 3,02,892/-
Impact Testing Machine IZOD (Order Placed)
Rs. 3.00 (approx.)
UMI ROK Rockwell Hardness Tester with accessories.
1.88 Lakhs
VICOM Computerized Vicker's Hardness Tester with accessories
7.72 Lakhs
The Association of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (AMME) has been routinely and regularly involved in
conducting various student's activities related to academic and extracurricular programs to enhance and impart
knowledge and managerial skill.
9.
LABORATORIES:
Equipments
Laboratories
Electrometallurgy Laboratory
Potentiostat/Galvanostat
Thermal Analysis Laboratory
TG-DSC/DTA- Netzsch Simultaneous Thermal Analyzer, upto 1500 C
Particle Size Analyzer-Malvern, U.K. (Particle size 0.05-555µm)
Heating Microscope-Leica, upto 1600 C
Dilatometer- Netzsch (16000C)
Fuel & Process Metallurgy Lab
High Temperature Furnaces
Reactivity & Reducibility Apparatus
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Equipments
Laboratories
Mineral dressing Lab
Jaw Crusher
Ball Mill
Hammer bill
Jigging machine
Vibrating screen
Magnetic separator
FRP-Composite Lab
Ultrasonic tester
DSC (Low Temperature)
FTIR Imaging
Humidity Chamber
Cryogenic Chamber
Injection Molding Machine
Melt Flow Index Machine
Impact Testing Machine
UTM Machine
Stylus surface profilometer
SEM Lab
SEM-JEOL-JSM-6480 LV with EDAX attachment
Surface Engineering Lab
Wear & Friction Monitor
Scratch Tester
Air Jet Tester
Wear Tester
XRD Lab
X-ray Diffractometer- Panalytical PW3040 X'Pert MPD
Mechanical Characterization Lab
Instron-1195, Capacity-100KN, London, U.K
Instron-8802R, Capacity-250 KN, London, U.K.
Physical Metallurgy & Heat Treatment Lab
Microscopes
Hardness Testers
MICRO Hardness Tester
Mechanical Alloying Lab
Planetary Ball Mill-Fritsch Pulverisette, 2 vials arrangement
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FACULTIES
Prof. D. P. Tripathy
Ph.D.
Professor
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Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. B. K. Pal :
Ph.D.
Prof. H. K. Naik :
M.Tech.
Prof. D. S. Nimaje :
M.Tech.
Prof. S. Jayanthu :
Ph.D.
Prof. M. K. Mishra :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Chatterjee :
Ph.D.
Prof. D. P. Tripathy :
Ph.D.
Prof. H. B. Sahu :
Ph.D.
Prof. Sk. Md. Equeenuddin :
Ph.D.
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Mr Krishna Prasad C. V., a student of B. Tech 4th year won the 1st prize in paper presentation in Great Step 2K11
held at IIT, Kharagpur held during November 4-6, 2011.
Mr Rajat Sahu, a student of B. Tech 4th year won the 1st prize in power lifting and 3rd prize in weight lifting
competition held on February 10, 2012 at NIT, Rourkela.
Mr Satyajit Rout, a student of B. Tech 4th year won the 3rd prize in power lifting competition held on February 10,
2012 at NIT, Rourkela.
Mr Manish Singh, a students of B.Tech. 3rd year was the member of the cricket team that won the 1st prize in the
inter hall cricket match.
Mr Pankaj Rathi, a students of B.Tech. 3rd year, won gold medal in swimming competition and 1st prize in Fashion
Parade competition during International Students' Meet held during March 9-11, 2012. He won the silver medal
in swimming competition during Inter NIT sports meet held during December 10-25, 2011. He also won the bronze
medal in All Orissa Open Swimmers Meet held at Sambalpur.
Mr P. Amitesh Kumar, a students of B.Tech. 3rd year won the 3rd prize for best physique in NIT Rourkela held on
February 10, 2012 at NIT, Rourkela.
By Faculty members
(Dr.D.P.Tripathy)
Expert member, Selection Committee, OPSC.
Member, BOS, BPUT, Orissa.
Member, BOS, VNIT, Orissa
Examiner, M.Tech. Thesis(ESE), ISM,Dhanbad
Examiner for M.Tech. Thesis,IT, BHU.
Chaired and coordinated Technical sessions, Geominetech Symposium on New Equipment New Technology
Management and Safety in Mines and Mineral Based Industries, to be held at Bhubaneswar during 11-12May,
2011.
Reviewer of Papers of several International Journals.
Reviewer for "Mine Ventilation" under National Mission Project on Education through ICT, MHRD, Govt. of India
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for developing suitable pedagogical methods for various classes, intellectual calibers and research in e-learning.
Selected as Reviewer for Papers for 34th International Conference of Safety in Mines Research, IIT, Kharagpur, to
be held at New Delhi, 2011.
Member, Editorial Board, JGMR, AJWEP,IJEE.
Member, Advisory Committee, National Conference Sustainable Development of Ground Water Resources in
Industrial Regions, March 22-23,2012, ESE,ISM,Dhanbad.
Delivered invited talk at NSC, Puri and OSSC, Bhubaneswar, NIT,Rourkela
H.K. Naik is acting as a course reviewer for "Mine Surveying" subject under National Mission Project on Education
through ICT, MHRD, Government of India, for developing suitable pedagogical methods for various classes,
intellectual calibers and research in e-learning.
H.K. Naik was invited as the chief guest on the occasion of Republic Day celebration to hoist the National Flag and
delivered a speech at Guru Tegh Bahadur Public School, Sector-18, Rourkela and Divine Life Academy, Sector-1,
Rourkela on 26.01.2012.
Dr. H. B. Sahu delivered a delivered a key note presentation on "Forests: Nature at your service" at Rourkela
Chamber of Commerce on 5th June, 2011 on the occasion of World Environment Day celebrations.
Dr. H. B. Sahu's delivered a presentation on "air quality monitoring and assessment" as a resource person at the
workshop on EIA notification, organized by Centre for Environmental Studies and SPCB, Bhubaneswar at
Bhubaneswar during March 23-24, 2012.
Dr. H. B. Sahu has been nominated as reviewer of Fuel Processing Technology, and Elsevier publication.
Dr. H. B. Sahu's name has been included in Top 100 engineers 2011 by International Biographical Centre, Cambridge,
England.
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Students Admitted
Recent trends in Strata Control In Coal Mines,
Ramagundam Area-II, SCCL, 5 August, 2011
20
Strata behaviour monitoring in Underground
Coal Mines, Yellandu Area, SCCL, 29 October,
2011
25
Instrumentation for Ground Control monitoring
in underground mines, Hutti Gold Mines Limited,
Raichur, Karnataka, 20 Dec'2011
45
Strata Control In Underground and opencast
Coal Mines, Sreerampur Area, SCCL, 6 February,
2012
40
Application of recent techniques of Strata
Control In Underground Coal Mines, Bellampalli
Area, SCCL, 7 February , 2012
35
As per recommendations of the 10th National
Conference of Safety in Mines, in every coal
mining company, strata control cell shall be
established at corporate and area levels within
one year. However, till now strata control cell
could not be established in all the coal mining
areas as required. Various Areas of SCCL requested the candidate to conduct the Seminars
/Workshops/ Continuing Education Programs
for their officials including General Managers,
Adl. General Managers, Dy. General Managers,
Managers, safety Officers, Ventilation officers
, Field supervisors-Overmen, Mining Sirdars
,etc. Due to effective interaction of institute and
industry, Mining Engg Department got various
consultancy projects related to Underground
and opencast mines.
4.
(a)
Conducted in the Dept. :
Sponsoring Agency
Title of the Course/Seminar
Duration
SPCB, Bhubaneswar
Dr. H. B. Sahu
Environmental Management in Iron, Manganese April 19-21, 2011
and Dolomite mines
BCMCL, Bangladesh
Dr.D.P.Tripathy
EDP on "Coal Mining"
Rourkela
June 11-24, 2011
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Sponsoring Agency
Title of the Course/Seminar
Duration
BCMCL, Bangladesh
Dr.D.P.Tripathy
EDP on "Coal Mining"
Feb.21-March 5, 2012
CIL
Dr. B. K. Pal
Dr. S. Chatterjee
International Conference on Technological August 4-6, 2011.
Challenges and Management Issues for
sustainability of Mining Industries
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Dr. B. K. Pal,
Convener,
TMSMI 2011
Technological Challenges and
Management
Issues
for
Sustainability of Mining Industries
National Institute
Technology, Rourkela
Dr. B. K. Pal,
Member,
34th International Conference on
Safety Research
IIT, Kharagpur
Period
Venue
of August 04-06, Raipur2011
Chattisgarh
December 10 -- Delhi
14, 2011
Dr. S Jayanthu,
Golden Jubilee Seminar On
(As Co-Chairman Mining Tech For Sustainable
of the vent)
Development
Indian Mining
Journal Forum
Dr. S Jayanthu
APP Projects Technology Transfer
(as co-chairman Workshop
of Technical
Session)
The Singareni Collieries 26th November, Hyderabad,
AP
Company Limited and 2011
CSIRO, Australia
Prof. H. K. Naik
& Engg 18-19 Nov 2011 RaipurChattisgarh
"World of Coal Ash (WOCA) 2011"
University of Kentucky, 9th May to 12th Denver,
Colrado, USA
Centre for Applied Energy May 2011
Research,
USA,
in
collaboration
with
American
Coal
Ash
Association
National Conference on "Fly ashTheme:
Conservation
of
Environment & Bulk Utilization"
Centre for Fly Ash Research 5th to 7th ITC Kakatiya,
and Management (C-FARM) December 2011 Hyderabad
New Delhi
Short course on "The Science of
Coal Ash Utilization"
University of Kentucky, 9th May 2011
Centre for Applied Energy
Research,
USA,
in
collaboration
with
American
Coal
Ash
Association
Training
program
on
"Environmental Management in
Iron, Manganese and Dolomite
Mines"
Department of Mining 19th April to National
Engineering, NIT, Rourkela 21st April 2011 Institute of
Technology,
Rourkela
Rourkela
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Denver,
Colrado, USA
Name of the staff
Dr. M.K. Mishra
Dr. H. B Sahu
Snehamoy
Chatterjee
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
National
Conference
on
"Technological Challenges and
Management
Issues
for
sustainability of Mining Industries
Department of Mining 4th to 6th
Engineering, NIT, Rourkela August 2011
Chemical, Civil and Environment
Engineering (ICCEE-2012)
PSRC, Dubai,
March 24-25,
2012
Int. Conf. on Safety in Mines
Research Institutes (34th ICSMRI)
IIT Kharagpur
Dec 7-10, 2011 Delhi
National Conference on fly ash
C-FARM, Delhi
Dec 5-7, 2011
Consultation
Utilisation
Shreeram Inst for Industrial July 21-22,
2011
Research
on
Fly
Ash
National
Institute of
Technology,
Rourkela
Dubai
Hyderabad,
New Delhi
Int. Conf. on Technological
Challenges and Management
Issues for Sustainability of Mining
Industries
NIT, Rourkela
August, 2011
NIT, Rourkela
Int. Conf. on Application of Soft
Computing techniques
EAST, Bhubaneswar
August, 2011
Bhubaneswar
National Seminar on Management
of Industrial Pollution
PIET, Rourkela
September
2011
PIET, Rourkela
34th Int. Conf. of Safety in Mines
Research Institutes
IIT, Kharagpur
December 7-10, New Delhi
2011
Environmental Sciences and
Engineering
World Academy of Science, December 21Engineering and Technology 24, 2011
P h u k e t ,
Thailand
OMEGA -2011
Geological Survey of India
11-12 August,
2011
Bhubaneswar
Conference on Underground Metal
Mining
ISM Dhanbad
12-15 October. Puri
2011
34th International conference of
safety in mines research institutes
IIT Kharagpur
7-10 December, New Delhi
2011
Geomatrix'12
IIT Bombay
26-29
February,2012
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Rourkela
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Mumbai
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Assistance Names of P.I. and other
Brief report
received
investigators
Rs.14.54
Prof. H.K.Naik Project will be
lakhs
Dr. M.K. Mishra completed soon.
Evaluation of flow and in place strength
characteristics of fly ash composite
materials
DST
Bulk use of fly ash composite material in the
sub-base of surface coal mine haul road to
reduce strain
DST
Rs 16.0
Lakhs
Dr.M.K. Mishra Fly ash and O/B
Dr. C.R. Patra
material is being
mixed
&
charactersied
Bearing capacity enhancement of sub-base
of opencast coal mine haul road with
stabilised fly ash based composites and
evaluation of the resilient modulus approach
CSIR
Rs 13.0
lakhs
Dr. M.K. Mishra
Dr. C.R. Patra
Prof. H.K. Naik
Dr. H.B. Sahu
Development of a Model for the Assessment
of Spontaneous Heating Susceptibility of
Indian Coals-A Neural Network Approach
SERC, DST, Govt.
of India
Rs. 13.11
Lakhs
Prof. D. P.
In progress.
Tripathy &
Prof. D.S. Nimaje
Utilisation of residue after the removal of fine
iron
Vedanta
Alumina
Rs 6.95
lakhs
Dr. R. K. Patel (PI) Work in progress
Dr. B. G. Mishra
Dr. H. B. Sahu
Removal As and Cr from water by novel
adsorption process
DST
Rs. 10.0
lakhs
Dr. R. K. Patel (PI) P r o p o s a l
Dr. H. B. Sahu
submitted
Development of a Non-Gaussian stochastic
simulation using discrete wavelet
transformation: A high order geostatistical
algorithm for estimating ore grades in open
pit mines
DST
(Fast Track)
RS. 10.74
Lakhs
Snehamoy
Chatterjee
Confirmation letter
about
funding
received, yet to
receive
the
f i n a n c i a l
assistance.
Fast Open pit Mine production scheduling
under geological uncertainties
CSIR
RS. 14.95
Lakhs
Snehamoy
Chatterjee
He funding has
been confirmed but
yet to receive the
f i n a n c i a l
assistance.
Construction of Quick Setting Stopping in
Case of Fire in Underground Mines using
Expansion Foam Agent
COAL
(R & D)
Rs. 51.34
Lakhs
Dr. B. K. Pal,
Professor and
Mr. S.
Chatterjee, Sr.
Mgr. (S & R), CIL
Work is in progress.
Permission
is
sought to use
belowground at
MCL, CCL, NECL, ECL
and BCCL.
(b)
(i)
Paper Published
Different fly ash
mixes
with
additives are being
tried out and tested
for
various
parameters
1. Pal, B. K. and Brahma, K. C.: An Application of Regression Model for Evaluation of Blast Vibration in an
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Opencast Mine - a Case Analysis, Canadian Journal on Computing Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Engineering
& Medicine, Vol. 1, No. 3, April 2011, pp. 106-111.
Ghorai, U. and Pal, B. K.: Use of Monte Carlo Techniques for Production from Large Opencast Mine - a Case
Study, Journal of Mines, Metals and Fuels, Vol. 59, No.5&6, May-June, 2011, pp. 162-167.
S Jayanthu, and G M Nagaraja Rao, 2012, Estimation Of In Situ Stress Vis-À-Vis Acoustic Emission Trends In
Kaiser Effect Of Rocks, Mining Engineers Journal, March, 2012, pp.
D Aharya, Mohanty P, and S Jayanthu, 2011, Optimization of routing delay for pervasive sensor network
using fuzzy logic, Intl Journal of Computer Engineering And Computer Application , ISSN 0974-4983, IJCECA,,
Vol -6, pp 1-9.
Ashesh Raghav, and, S Jayanthu 2011, An Overview of Occupational hazards due to exposure to Noise in the
mines and its solution Vis-à-vis Active Noise Cancellaion, Indian Mining Engineering Journal, June -2011, Vol
50 , No 06, pp 44-49.
B Sravan, and S Jayanthu, 2012, Contaminated mine drainage remediation by Natural Biological Systems
(NBS), Indian Mining Engineering Journal, June -2011, Vol 50 , No 06, pp 50-53.
Kiran B, Jayanthu S, Hitesh N 2011, Application of LED lighting system in mines and allied industries, Indian
Mining Engineering Journal ,June -2011, Vol 50 , No 06, pp 61-67.
Jayanthu S, S K Singh Snehendra and A Gaurav 2011, Mine accidents in underground coal mines VIS-À-VIS
Strata Control and safety Management System, June -2011, Vol 50 , No 06, pp 68-73.
S.K.Nanda, D.P.Tripathy & S.K.Patra (2011) A soft computing system for opencast mining machineries noise
prediction, Noise Control Eng. J. 59, 5, pp. 432-446 (2011), http://dx.doi.org/10.3397/1.3614042.
S.K.Nanda, D.P.Tripathy & S.K.Patra (2011) Application of Functional Link ANN for Prediction of Noise in
Opencast Mines, Advances in Fuzzy System, Hindwai April, 2011 ,pp.1-11, doi:10.1155/2011/831261.
D.P. Tripathy(2011) Environmental Auditing for Sustainable Development of Indian Industries, Asian Journal
of water, Environment and pollution, Vol. 8, No.4 (2011), pp.9-20.
D.P. Tripathy(2011) Safety risk Assessment & Management in coal mines, Industrial safety chronicle, OctDec., 2011,Vol. XL11, no.3, pp. 33-39
H.K. Naik, M.K. Mishra and K.U.M Rao, 2011, Influence of Chemical Reagents on Rheological Properties of Fly
Ash-water slurry at varying temperature environment, International Journal of Coal Combustion and
Gasification Products, Vol. 3, pp. 83-93.
H.K. Naik and S.B. Sahu, 2011, Economic Evaluation of U.D.M (Universal Drill Machine) Deployment in
Underground Bord and Pillar Coal Mines, Mining Engineers' Journal, Vol-13, No. (3), Page no: 10-16.
H.K. Naik and S.B. Rout, 2012, Performance evaluation of cross country belt conveyor (CCBC) system in
Lanjiberna Lime Stone and Dolomite Mines of OCL India Limited, Odisha, Mining Engineers' Journal, Vol-13,
No. (9), Page no: 10--17.
Behera, B. and Mishra, M. K., 2012, "California Bearing Ratio and Brazilian Tensile Strength of Mine
Overburden-Fly Ash-Lime Mixtures for Mine Haul Road Construction", Journal of Geotechnical and Geological
Engineering, Kluwer Academic Publication DOI: 10.1007/s10706-011-9479-9, 30, pp 449-459
Mallick S.R., Mishra M.K., Parida K.T., 2011, "Fly Ash- An Alternative Mine Haul Road Construction Material",
The Indian Mining & Engineering Journal, MINETECH publ., Nov 18-19, pp. 125-128.
Behera, B. and Mishra, M.K., 2011, "Strength behaviour of Surface coal mine overburden-fly ash mixes
stabilized with quick lime", International Journal of Mining, Reclamation and Management, Taylor & Francis
Publ., ID 552285, DOI: 10.1080/17480930.2011.552285, 14th June, 2011(iFirst)
Sahu, H. B., Padhee, S. and Mahapatra, S.S., Prediction of spontaneous heating susceptibility of Indian coals
using fuzzy logic and artificial neural network models, Expert Systems with Applications, Elsevier Publications,
Vol. 38, 2011, pp. 2271-2282.
Sahu, H. B., Mahapatra, S. S. and Sirikasemsuk, K, Panigrahi, D.C., A discrete particle swarm optimization
approach for classification of Indian coal seams with respect to their spontaneous combustion susceptibility,
Fuel Processing Technology, Elsevier Publications, Vol. 92, 2011, pp. 479-485.
Sahu, H. B., Agarwal, V.K., Geotechnical investigation of coal mine refuse for backfilling in mines, Institution
of Engineers(I) Journal, Mining Division, Vol. 92, August, 2011, pp.17-21
Sahu H. B., Dash S. and Swar A. K., Environmental Impact of coal beneficiation and its mitigation measures,
Indian Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol. 31, No. 8, pp. 691-698.
Sahu, M., Mahapatra, S.S., Sahu, H. B. and Patel R. K., Prediction of Water Quality Index Using Neuro Fuzzy
Inference System, Water Quality exposure and health, Springer publication, DOI 10.1007/s12403-011-00547
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24. Chatterjee, S., Bandopadhyay, S. (2012) Reliability estimation using a genetic algorithm-based artificial
neural network: An application to a load-haul-dump machine, Expert Systems with Applications , http://
dx.doi.org/ 10.1016/ j.eswa.2012.03.030
25. Chatterjee, S., Dimitrakopulos, R., and Mustafa, H. (2012) Dimensional reduction of pattern-based simulation
using wavelet analysis, Mathematical Geosciences, DOI 10.1007/s11004-012-9387-4
26. Chatterjee, S., and Dimitrakopoulos, R. (2012) Multi-scale stochastic simulation with wavelet-based approach,
Computer and Geosciences, doi: 10.1016/ j.cageo. 2011. 11.006
27. Chatterjee, S. and Bandopadhyay, S. (2011) Resource estimation of a placer gold deposit with uncertainty,
applying the Bayesian neural network model, SME Transaction Vol. 330, pp. 606-617.
28. Chatterjee, S. and Bandopadhyay, S. (2011) "Goodnews Bay Platinum Resource Estimation Using Least Squares
Support Vector Regression with Selection of Input Space Dimension and Hyperparameters" Natural Resource
Research, vol. 20, issue 2, pp 117-129.
29. Mustafa, H., Dimitrakopulos, R., and Chatterjee, S. (2011) "Geologic heterogeneity representation using highorder spatial cumulants for subsurface flow simulations", Water Resource Research, VOL. 47, W08536,
doi:10.1029/2010WR009515, 2011
30. P. K. Sahoo, S. Tripathy, Sk. Md. Equeenuddin, M. K. Panigrahi (2012). Geochemical Characteristics of Coal
Mine Discharge vis-à-vis Behavior of Rare Earth Elements at Jaintia Hill Coalfield, Northeastern India.
Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 112, 235-243.
(ii)
Paper Presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposia :
1. Khanda, D. K. and Pal, B. K.: Role of Microbes in Soil Reclamation of Abandoned Opencast Coal Mine Land: a
Review, Proc. of the International Conference on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for
Sustainability of Mining Industries, August 04-06, 2011, held at NIT, Rourkela, pp. 87 - 95.
2. Pal, B. K., Majhi, Deepak and Dey, Supritam: Emerging Environmental Challenges in the Earth, Proc. of the
International Conference on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for Sustainability of Mining
Industries, August 04-06, 2011, held at NIT, Rourkela, pp. 213 - 216.
3. Nayak, N. P. and Pal, B. K.: Eco-friendliness vis-à-vis Utilisation of Low grade Iron Ores, Proc. of the International
Conference on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for Sustainability of Mining Industries,
August 04-06, 2011, held at NIT, Rourkela, pp. 261 - 268.
4. Pal, B. K., Khanda, D. K. and Dey, Supritam: Role of Engineers in Climate Change Risk Reduction, International
Conferences in Advances in Environmental Chemistry, Nov. 16 - 18, 2011, held at Univ. of Mizoram, pp. 55 - 58.
5. Nayak, N. P. and Pal, B. K.: Feasibility of Beneficiation of Low Grade Iron Ore Fines/ Slimes, International
Conferences in Advances in Environmental Chemistry, Nov. 16 - 18, 2011, held at Univ. of Mizoram, pp. 90 - 92.
6. Pal, B. K. and Das, S. K.: An Investigation on Change of Suspended Particulate Matters (SPM) in Mining Region
over Timings - Case Studies, International Symposium on Sustainable Geo-synthetics & Green Technology for
Climate Change, Dec. 07 -- 08, 2011, held in Bangkok, Thailand, pp. 186-191.
7. S.K. Singh, and S Jayanthu , 2011, Ground Control Technology for Mass Exploitation of Coal deposits with
Continuous Miner: A Review of the Indian Scenario, 30th International Conference on Ground Control in
Mining, 26-28 July , 2011, Morgantown, West Virginia, USA
8. S Jayanthu,T N Singh, D Acharya, D P Singh, B Kalyan,2011, Need for Starta management cell vis-a-vis strata
control problems in underground coal mines, All India Seminar on Advances in Mine Production and Safety
(AMPS2011) on 26-27 August 2011 at CIMFR Dhanbad
9. Sudha Kiran Banda, S Jayanthu and Eli Cohen,2011, Energy Efficient Mine Waste Water Treatment by Natural
Biological System (NBS) All India Seminar on Advances in Mine Production and Safety (AMPS2011) on 26-27
August 2011 at CIMFR Dhanbad
10. Kiran B, Jayanthu S, Hitesh N 2011, Shock and waterproof defuse LED luminary for mining , All India Seminar
on Advances in Mine Production and Safety (AMPS2011) on 26-27 August 2011 at CIMFR Dhanbad
11. S Jayanthu, D P Singh, D R Singh and M Singh , 2011, Challenges and feasible method of underground mining
at greater depths in Indian coalfields- an appraisal , All India Seminar on Advances in Mine Production and
Safety (AMPS2011) on 26-27 August 2011 at CIMFR , Dhanbad
12. S Jayanthu, D P Singh, T N Singh and B Raju , 2011, Establishment of strata management cell in underground
coal mines - an urgent need for mining industry, Intl Conference on Technological challenges and management
issues for sustainable development (TMSMI 2011), NIT-Rourkela, 4-6 August, 2011, pp-163-176
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13. Sudha Kiran Banda, S Jayanthu and Eli Cohen,2011, Waste management vis-à-vis Natural Biological System
(NBS), Intl Conference on Technological challenges and management issues for sustainable development
(TMSMI 2011), NIT-Rourkela, 4-6 August, 2011, pp-207-212
14. S Jayanthu, V Laxminarayana , T N Singh , and D P Singh, 2011, organization of strata management cell - a
vital requirement for all underground coal mine, Golden Jubilee Seminar On Mining Tech For Sustainable
Development--Raipur-18-19 Nov 2011.
15. S Jayanthu And Ch Veera Reddy, 2012, Design Of Optimum Slopes For Safety And Conservation In Opencast
Mines - An Appraisal , Golden Jubilee Seminar On Mining Tech For Sustainable Development--Raipur-18-19
Nov2011
16. Hitesh M. And S Jayanthu, 2012, .Scope Of Application Of L.E.D. Lighting Systems Over Conventional Lighting
Arrangements In Open Cast Mines, Golden Jubilee Seminar On Mining Tech For Sustainable Development-Raipur-18-19 Nov2011
17. S Jayanthu , Bhishm Tripathi , A Sandeep, 2011, Scope Of Mining On The Moon - A Critical Appraisal, Golden
Jubilee Seminar On Mining Tech For Sustainable Development--Raipur-18-19 Nov2011
18. Sanjay Kumar Singh, S Jayanthu, 2011, Regression Analysis of Ergonomics and Human behaviors for Safety
Management in Mining operations, 34th International Conference for safety in Mining Research Institutes
(ICSMRI), Dec-2011, New Delhi.
19. Sanjay Kumar Singh, S Jayanthu , 2012, Design of Optimum Support System for Strata Control in Continuous
Miner Operation: Relevance to Mass Exploitation of Underground Coal Deposits, MineTECH'12 Golden Jubilee
Workshop on Mining Technology, May 4-5, 2012, Bhubaneswar (Accepted).
20. S Jayanthu, S Ravi Kumar, V Aravind and D Sahu, 2012, Strata Monitoring in BG Panel at Greater depth - a Case
Study, MineTECH'12 Golden Jubilee Workshop on Mining Technology, May 4-5, 2012, Bhubaneswar (Accepted).
21. S Jayanthu, L Scholastica,, and Dulal Acharya 2012,geotechnical instrumentation for monitoring of ground
behaviour in underground and opencast mines, ccsn-2012 , international conference on computing,
communication and sensor network november 22-23rd , 2012 (accepted)
22. Sanjay Kumar Singh, S Jayanthu , 2012 , Strata Management With Ground Behavior Assessment For Mass
Exploitation Of Coal Deposits: A Case Study Of Continuous Miner, 31st International Conference On Ground
Control In Mining, July 31, To August 2nd, 2012 (accepted).
23. S,K,Nanda, D.P.Tripathy & S.S.Mohapatra,(2011) "Application of Legendre Neural Network for Air Quality
Prediction, (2011) ICET, Phuket, Thailand, May 2-3, 2011.
24. D.P.Tripathy (2011) "Safety Audit -An Emerging Tool For Safety Management In Coal Mines", Geominetech
Symposium on New Equipment New Technology Managementand Safety in Mines and Mineral Based
Industries, to be held at Bhubaneswar during 11-12 May, 2011.
25. D.P. Tripathy & S.K. Nanda, (2011) "Application of Graphic User interface og Matlab for open cast Mine
machinery noise prediction", Ottawa, 17-19 August, 2011.
26. D.P. Tripathy, (2011) "Environmentally sound Mangement of E-Waste: An overview", 4th Int. Congress of
Environmental Research, Dec 15-17, 2011, SVNIT, JERAD Surat.
27. D.P. Tripathy "Mine closure planning issues and strategy in the Indian context", 4th Asian mining congress,
Int. Symposium held at Calcutta, India, January 31st, 2012.
28. D.P.Tripathy, "Emergency Management: Conceptual Framework", Nat. Sem. on Industrial Disaster Preparedness,
08.08.2011, Puri.
29. H.K. Naik, M.K. Mishra, and K.U.M. Rao, 2011, Evaluation of Flow Characteristics of Fly Ash Slurry at 40%
Solid Concentration with and without an Additive, Proceedings of the International Conference on "World of
Coal Ash (WOCA) 2011" held at Denver, Colorado, USA, during 9th - 12th May 2011.
30. H.K.Naik, 2011, Rain Water Harvesting- A practical approach by some non-mining and mining Areas,
Proceedings of the National Conference on "Technological Challenges and Management Issues for
sustainability of Mining Industries", pp. 371-384.
31. Behera, B. and Mishra, M.K., 2012, "Microstructure and leaching characteristics of fly ash-mine overburdenlime mixtures", International Conference on Chemical, Civil and Environment Engineering (ICCEE-2012),
PSRC, Dubai, March 24-25
32. Mallick S.R., Mishra M.K., 2012 "Bearing Capacity & Modulus behaviour of Clinker Stabilized Fly ash-Mine
Overburden Mixes for Haul Road Application" in proceedings, National Conference on Development of Coal
and Mineral Resources- Economic, Technological and Environmental Issues, The Institution of Engineers
(India), West Bengal State Centre, Feb 23-24
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33. Behera, B. and Mishra, M.K., 2011, "Some aspects of lime treated fly ash and mine overburden composite
samples", 34th ICSMRI, IIT kharagpur, New Delhi, Dec 7-10
34. Mallick S.R. and Mishra M.K., 2011, "Effects of Clinker on strength behavior of Fly ash- Mine Overburden
Mixes" in proceedings, National Conference on fly ash, ITC Kakatiya, Hyderabad, Dec 5-7, pp. IV.7.1-IV.7.8.
35. Behera, B. and Mishra, M.K., 2011, "The use of lime stabilized fly ash -overburden mixtures as Haul Road
Construction Materials", in Proceedings, Conference on Technological Challenges and Management issues
of Sustainability of Mining Industries, NIT Rourkela, Aug 4 -6, pp 117-124
36. Mallick, S.R., and M.K. Mishra, 2011, "A review on Status of Coal ash in India- Present scenario and future
prospects", in Proceedings, Conference on Technological Challenges and Management issues of Sustainability
of Mining Industries, NIT Rourkela, Aug 4 -6, pp 349-359
37. Sahu H. B., Mahapatra, S. S. and Panigrahi D.C., Prediction of spontaneous heating susceptibility of coals
using neural networks, Proc. of Int. Conf. on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for
Sustainability of Mining Industries, NIT, Rourkela, August, 2011, pp.385-393.
38. Dash, S. Sahu, H. B., Patra, P. K. and Raghuwanshi, R., Environmental management best practices in TRB iron
ore mines at Tensa, Sundargarh, Proc. of Int. Conf. on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for
Sustainability of Mining Industries, NIT, Rourkela, August, 2011, pp.313 -323.
39. Sahu H. B., and Panigrahi D.C. and Mahapatra, S. S.., Application of adaptive resonance theory for the
classification of coal seams with respect to their spontaneous heating susceptibility, Proc. of Int. Conf. on
Application of Soft Computing techniques, Bhubaneswar, August, 2011, Excel India publishers, pp. 161-168.
40. Sahu, H. B. and Patel R. K., Waste management in mining industries, Proc. of National Seminar on Management
of Industrial Pollution, September, 2011.
41. Sahu, H. B., Tandia, P. K. and Paithankar, A., Hazard identification and risk assessment in mining industries case study of a limestone mine, Proc. of 34th Int. Conf. of Safety in Mines Research Institutes, New Delhi,
December, 2011, Macmillan Publishers, pp.467-480.
42. Sahu, H. B., Waste management in mining industries-an overview, Proc. of International Conference on
Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Phuket, December 2011, WASET, Vol.60,pp.1168-1673.
43. D.S. Nimaje, Fragmentation analysis of limestone rock using WipFrag, Proc. of International Conference on
Technological Challenges and Management Issues for Sustainability of Mining Industries (TMSMI), NIT,
Rourkela, 4-6, Aug 2011,Pp.439-451.
44. Chatterjee, S. (2011) Mine Production Scheduling using Minimum Cut and Lagrangian Relaxation with Post
Processing, Proceedings of the Conference on Technological Challenges and Management Issues for
sustainability of Mining Industries, NIT Rourkela, 4-6 August, 2011. Pp 361- 370
45. Chatterjee S. and Bandopadhyay S. (2011) Orebody Modeling with Uncertainties: A Bayesian Neural Network
Approach, Proceedings of the Conference on Underground Metal Mining Conference, Puri, Orissa, 12-15
October, 2011, pp46. Chatterjee S. (2011) Multi-point Geostatistical Algorithm for Simulating the Subsurface using Non-linear
Mapping Function, OMEGA -2011, Bhubaneswar, Orissa, 11-12 August, 2011
47. Chatterjee S. and Dash R. K (2011) Miners work injury determination using Bayesian structural equation
model, 34th International conference of safety in mines research institutes, 7-10 Dec, 2011, New Delhi
48. Chatterjee, S., and Dimitrakopoulos, R. (2012) Pattern-based Simulation Using Self Organized Maps,
Geomatrix'12, 26-29 Deb, 2012, Mumbai
49. S. Jayanthu, S. K. Das, Sk. Md. Equeenuddin. Stability of fly ash and overburden material as back filling in
opencast mines - a case study. International Conference on Chemical, Civil and Environment engineering
(ICCEE'2012), Dubai, 24-25 March, 2012.
50. Sk. Md. Equeenuddin, Basanta Kishan. Assessment of Chromium Pollution at Nuasahi Baula Mines, Orissa.
Seminar on Orissa's Minerals, Environment & Geoscience Assessment, 2011, Bhubaneswar, 11-12 August,
2011.
51. Sk. Md. Equeenuddin, Niraj Agarwal. Acid Base Accounting study of overburden and coal at Dongamauha,
Raigarh. International Conference on Technological challenges and management issues for sustainability of
mining industries, NIT Rourkela, 4-6 August, 2011.
(iii)
Paper accepted for publication :
1. Nanda, A. and Pal, B. K.: Comparison of Financial Investments and return on Capital in the Mining Industry
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of Developing Countries, Journal of Mines, Metals and Fuels,
2. H.K. Naik, M.K.Mishra, and K.U.M. Rao, 2012, Parametric Evaluation of Some Indian Fly Ashes for Filling
Underground Coal Mine Voids. International Journal of Coal Combustion and Gasification Products.
3. Behera, B. and Mishra, M. K., 2012, "Strength assessment and composition of lime stabilized fly ash and mine
overburden mixes upon curing", Journal of Solid Waste Technology and Management, Widener Univ.
Publication, PA, USA.
4. Sahu H. B., Mahapatra, S. S. and Panigrahi D.C., 2012, Fuzzy c-means clustering approach for Classification
of Indian Coal Seams with respect to their Spontaneous Combustion Susceptibility, Fuel Processing Technology,
Elsevier Publication
5. Chatterjee, S. and Bandopadhyay, S., 2012, Ensemble of diverse geostatistical simulation model using
clustering based algorithm: An application to a placer gravel deposit". Marine Georesources and
Geotechnology.
National Conferences/Seminars attended: BOOKs
Sl. No.
Title
Publisher-name & Year Authors (same order as in publication) Remarks (whether authored or edited)
1.
Dictionary of Quotations
APH Publishers, New
Delhi, 2011
Dr.D.P.Tripathy
Compiled
2.
Dictionary of Earth Sciences APH publishers, New
Delhi, 2011
Dr.D.P.Tripathy
Compiled and Edited
Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Evaluation of flow and in-place Dr.M.K.Mishra and
strength characteristics of fly ash Dr.K.U.M.Rao (IIT,Kgp)
composite materials
Mr.H.K.Naik
Work in progress.
Development and evaluation of Fly M.K. Mishra
ash composite material for
geotechnical applications
Ms. Banita Behera
Dissertation Submitted
Noise Impact Assessment and Dr.D.P.Tripathy
Prediction in Mines using Soft Dr.S.K.Patra
Computing Techniques
Mr.S.K.Nanda
Thesis to be submitted
soon.
Development of Mathematical Dr. D .P. Tripathy
Models for the Assessment of Fire
Risk of Indian Coals using Soft
Computing Techniques
Mr. D.S.Nimaje
Registration over.
Expt. Work on going. Two
review papers published.
One journal paper
communicated.
Environmental Management of Dr. H. B. Sahu
Koira Mining Area
Dr. A. K. Swar
Er. Simanchala Dash
Course
work
and
Registration is complete.
Literature review and
sample collection ongoing.
Numerical
simulation
of Dr. S. Chatterjee
heterogeneous porous media for
CO2 sequestrations and improving
the oil recovery
Manasi
Mohanty
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Manjari The literature review is
completed and scope of
the work has been
finalized.
Title
Design of slopes for opencast coal Dr S Jayanthu
mines
and Dr Ramana Murthy, (Associate Professor of Civil
Engg Dept of NIT-Warangal
as internal Guide)
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Ch Veera Reddy
(Registered at NITWarangal with Dr S
Jayanthu as External
Guide)
Course work completed
and Field observations in
about 10 Opencast mines
of Singareni Collieries
Company
Limited
completed and numerical
modeling for design of
stable slopes is in
progress)
( d ) Ph. D. Degree Awarded : Nil
( e ) Master Thesis Completed :
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Production Optimization and Simulation of Large Opencast Mines
Dr. B. K. Pal
( f ) Popular Lectures by outside Experts :
6.
CONSULTANCY PROJECTS :
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount Earned (Rs. Lakhs)
Slope Stability of Dump along with fly ash at Jindal Power open
cast coal mines
Jindal Power Limited, Raigarh
3.44
Stability of Ultimate Pit Slope at Jindal open cast coal mines #
1, Dongamauha
Jindal Steel & Power Limited,
Raigarh
2.38
Slope Stability of Dump along with Fly ash at Jindal open cast
coal mines # 1, Dongamauha
Raigarh
3.93
Scienific study for strata monitoring in depillaring BG panel
No 3A in No 3 seam at GDK-10 incline, SCCL
Singareni Collieries Company
Limited, Andhra Pradesh
5.13 (work
under Progress)
Scienific study for suitable support system for roof and sides
at RK-6 Incline, SCCL
5.12 (work
under Progress)
Scientific Study in BG-II/10 Sub-panel A and sub-panel B panel
and 4 seam sand stowing SS-10 of GDK No.8 Inc.RG-II Area.-reg.
6.97 (work
under Progress)
Scientific study on strata monitoring in Long Wall panel No.3D1
& 3D2 panels at GDK.10A mine, Adriyala projects area
6.84 (work
under Progress)
Study On Dump Stability, De-Siltation Of Water Tanks,
Environmental Pollution For Compliance of Conditions of
Forest Clearance at Bolani Iron Ores Mines, SAIL
Bolani Iron Ores Mines, SAIL
14.0 (work
under Progress)
Slope stability studies and monitoring of slopes in NALCODamanzodi, Koraput .
NALCO- Damanjodi
3.9 (work under
Progress)
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Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount Earned (Rs. Lakhs)
Plan to prevent of pollution of nallahs, Dump Stability etc for
Compliance of Conditions of Forest Clearance at Bolani Iron
Ores Mines, SAIL
SAIL
15.44
Slope Stability of Dump along with 25% fly ash at Jindal Power
open cast coal mines through model study
Jindal Power Limited, Raigarh
3.04/-
Water audit at TRB Iron ore mines, Tensa
Tensa
4.88/-
Water audit at Essel mines, Barbil
Essel mining & Industries Ltd,
Barbil
12.3/-
Testing of coal samples
HCL,WCL
0.20
Dump slope stability
FACOR
4.32
7.
Cost (Lakhs)
Telescopic Convergence indicator
Rs. 6,500
Multipoint Borehole Extensometer - Tell Tale - 3 Anchors (8 Nos)
Rs. 9,520
Vibrating wire load cell (5 Nos)
Rs. 47,900
Petrasim Software for reservoir simulation
Rs.1.48 Lakhs
Whittle Mine Planning software
Rs. 1.55 Lakhs
Blocksim Software for reliability analysis
Rs. 1.4 Lakhs
UV-Visible Double beam spectrophotometer
Rs. 2.7 Lakhs
Incubator Shaker
Rs. 1.8 Lakhs
Centrifuge
Rs. 0.6Lakhs
Nitrate Electrode
Rs. 0.9 Lakhs
Critical air blast apparatus
Rs. 1.57 lakhs
Digital lab oven
RS. 0.28 lakhs
Gas testing set up
Rs. 1.03 Lakhs
Wireless fire warning system
Rs.0.88 lakhs
Run round system
Rs.0.67 lakhs
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Cost (Lakhs)
Surface layout
Rs. 1.21 lakhs
Ventsim Advance software
Rs.1.51 lakhs
Sokkia BGS40/APSIIP
Rs. 0.62 lakhs
Handheld GPS
Rs. 0.25 Lakhs
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Dr. B. K. Pal, acted as the Member of Selection Committee of Orissa Public Service Commission.
Dr. B. K. Pal, acted as the Member of Selection Committee of Central Mining and Fuel Research Institute, Dhanbad.
Dr. B. K. Pal, acted as the Member of Selection Committee of Banaras Hindu University - Institute of Technology,
Varanasi.
Dr. B. K. Pal is currently Member of Editorial Board of Power & River Valley Development.
Dr.D.P.Tripathy chaired and conducted sessions, Geominetech Symposium, Bhubaneswar, May 11-12, 2011.
Dr.D.P.Tripathy is actively involved in IE(I) , MEAI activities.
Dr.D.P.Tripathy reviewed papers of IE(I) journal.
Dr.D.P.Tripathy is involved with conduct of Techfest of the dept. , Int. students meet of NITR
Mr. H. K. Naik is acting as the treasurer of Mining Engineering Society.
Dr. M. K. Mishra is currently the Executive Body member, of IE (I), Rourkela Local Chapter: 2010-12.
Dr. S. Jayanthu is a member of technical committee of Orissa State Pollution Control Board for Mining Industries.
Dr. S. Jayanthu is the Principal Consulting Editor of Indian Mining and Engineering Journal.
Dr. S.Chatterjee is currently the editorial board member of Artificial Intelligence Research
Dr. S.Chatterjee is a member of International Association of Mathematical Geosciences
Dr. S.Chatterjee was a technical committee member of 34th International conference of safety in mines research
institutes, held at New Delhi during December 7-10, 2011.
Dr. S.Chatterjee was the Co-convener of International Conference on Technological Challenges and Management
Issues for sustainability of Mining Industries (TMSMI 2011) held at NIT, Rourkela.
9.
LABORATORIES :
1.
Dr. D. P. Tripathy taken pro-active initiatives to upgrade Mining Environment Laboratory, establishment of Gas
testing facility as well as Material Handling Systems laboratory
Dr. H. B. Sahu, Prof.-in-charge of the gas testing facility remodeled the gas testing chamber as per the requirement
of the Directorate General of Mine Safety for conduct of gas testing examinations.
2.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. B.G.Mishra
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. R.K.Patel :
Ph.D.
Prof. S Patel
Ph.D
Prof. B.G.Mishra :
Ph.D.
Prof. S Mohapatra
Ph.D
Prof. N. Panda :
Ph.D.
Prof. A. Mondal
Ph.D.
Prof. G.Hota :
Ph.D.
Prof. U.Subudhi
Ph.D
Prof. S. Chatterjee :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Giri
Ph.D.
Prof. R. Dinda :
Ph.D
Prof. V. Sivakumar
Ph.D.
Prof. D. Sarkar
Ph.D.
Prof. P. Dash
Ph.D.
2.
Prof. M. Jana
M.Sc.
a) By Student : None
1) DAAD Fellowship award for research stay in Germany, 2012 by Prof. S. Chaterjee.
2) Prof. D. Sarkar has been awarded with IUSSTF FELLOWSHIP 2012-2013 for carrying out Advance Research in
Stanford University, USA
3) Prof. D. Sarkar has been inducted as Associate Member of Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, UK
3.
4.
NIL
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
Sponsoring Agency
MOEF and IYFI
Title of the course
Prof. R K Patel and Prof. B.G. Mishra
Role of scientific community in
pollution prevention
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Duration
1 day, Feb,
11, 2012
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
V. Sivakumar
FDP on Display materials and its
applications
RNS Institute of Technology, April 12 - 13,
Bangalore
2012
RNS Institute of
Technology, Bangalore
V. Sivakumar
Seminar on Advanced materials
(NSAM 2012)
Islamiah
college, 4 - 5 March,
Vaniyambadi and Karpakam 2012
University, Coimbatore
Karpakam
University,
Coimbatore
V. Sivakumar
International Conference on Green
Technologies for Environmental
Rehabilitation (GTER 2012)
G.K. University, Haridwar
11 - 13
February,
2012
G.K. University,
Haridwar
V. Sivakumar
International conference on
Luminescence
and
it's
Applications (ICLA 2012)
IICT, Hyderabad
7-10
February,
2012
IICT, Hyderabad
R. K. Patel
EWRI International Conference,
IIT, Chennai, India
3-4-Dec, 2011
IIT, Chennai,
India
R. K. Patel
Regional Conference of Orissa
Chemical Society
Orissa Chemical Society
19.08.2011.
GIST Raygada,
Orissa
R. K. Patel
Frontiers in Recent Chemical
Research
Berhampur
Odisha
University, November 2627, 2011
R. K. Patel
Role of Scientific community in
pollution prevention
NIT,Rourkela
11th Feb 2012
R. K. Patel
National
Conference
on
Environmental Management-The
Need of Hour
Kendrapara College, Odisha 19.02.2012
Kendrapara
College, Odisha
R. K. Patel
National Seminar
Change
NIT, Rourkela
NIT, Rourkela
R. K. Patel
1st International Conference on
Desalination
Elsivier limited and 29.11.2011National university of UAE 4.12.2011
UAE, Abu Dhabi
Niranjan
Panda
14th
CRSI-RSC
symposium
national
NIIST
and
IISER 3-5 Feb. 2012
Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram
Dr. R. Dinda
14th CRSI National Symposium in
Chemistry'
Chemical Research Society February 2-5,
of India
2012
NISER & CSIRNIIST
Trivandrum
S. Chatterjee
ICMAT - 2011, Singapore.
NUS, Singapore
26th June 1st July 2011
NUS, Singapore
S. Chatterjee,
MTIC 14
University of Hyderabad.
10th - 13th
December,
2011,
University of
Hyderabad.
on Climate
Organization
Rourkela
Period
10thMarch
2012
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Venue
Berhampur
University,
Odisha
Department of
Chemistry
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
S. Chatterjee,
CRSI/NSC-14,
NIIST Trivandrum.
Sabita Patel
National Conference on Molecules
and Annual conference of Orissa
Chemical Society
School of Chemistry, December 24Sambalpur University
26, 2011
Sambalpur
University
R.K. Patel
Chemical Society
26, 2011
Sambalpur
University
B.G. Mishra
Chemical Society
26, 2011
Sambalpur
University
G. Hota
Chemical Society
26, 2011
Sambalpur
University
P. Dash
Nanoscience and Technology,
ARCI, DST
Hyderabad,
India
Debayan
Sarkar
A Journey Through Recent trends
in chemistry'
A.B.N.Seal College & 01 to 02
University of North Bengal March 2012
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Development of Infrastructural and DST-FIST
equipment facility
program
3rd -5th
February,
2012,
Venue
January 2023, 2012,
NIIST
Trivandrum
A.B.N.Seal
College
Brief report
received
Rs. 130
Two equipments (ESI Mass
Lakhs
spectrometer and surface area
analyzer has been purchased
Design and Physico-Chemical Properties DST, India
of Cyclodextrin Incorporated Smart
Hydrogels: Towards Improved Delivery
of Hydrophobic Drugs
19. 83 Lakhs Dr. U.
The project started on 1st April
Subuddhi 2011 with a first year grant of
Rs. 1281000. A project assistant
was appointed in May 2011.
Some interesting observations
were found during the course of
work. A manuscript is ready to
be submitted.
Development of Functionalized Ferite DBT, Govt. of
Nanoparticles for Targeted Tumor India
Therapy
42.00 Lakhs Dr S.
5 equipments have been
Mohapatra procured. 2 publications in
international journals have been
achieved and further work is
under progress.
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Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Molecular designing and synthesis of DST, India
highly efficient Ir-based red light
emitting dendrimers for OLEDs
Brief report
received
Rs. 27.6
Dr. V.
Project work initiated
Lakhs
Sivakumar
Environmental friendly adsorption MOEF, India
media for the removal of fluoride and
arsenic from water
20.00 Lakhs Prof. R.K. Project is going on as schedule
Patel
Pilot plant study of the extraction of fine Vedanta
iron from red mud
alumina
22.00 Lakhs Prof. R.K. Interim report is submitted to
Patel
the sponsor
A case study of an iron ore mines
25.00 Lakhs Prof. R.K. Approved, to be initiated
Patel
Ministry of
water
resources
Magnetic Nanoparticle mediated Cross- DST
coupling Reaction: Assembly of
biologically Potent molecules
Approved
Niranjan Project approved, work to be
Panda
initiated
Oxovanadium Complexes Featuring O- DST, Gov. of
and/or N- donor Ligands in Relation to India.
Biological and Catalytic Activities
3 years project of
amount Rs. 20.00 Lakhs
Major Instrument
Procured:
1) PerkinElmer UV-Vis
spectrophotometer.
2) Fume Hood
3) Syringe Pump
4)Melting Point
Apparatus
Dr. R.
Dinda
JRF
Fellow:
Subhashree
P. Dash
Submitted
Transition metal complexes as the DBT, Gov. of
potential lead molecule for drug India.Submitted
designing: Insulin mimetic, anticancer,
antimicrobial and DNA binding/ cleaving
activity
One paper has been published
in an International Journal
,"Polyhedron" another one is
under communication
Dr. R.
Dinda
Metal Complexes of Ferrocene Based CSIR
Ligands, their Electrochemical Behavior
and Biological properties
Rs. 15 lakhs Dr.
Synthesis of metal complexes of
Saurav
Cobalt,
Nickel,
copper,
Chatterjee molybdenum and vanadium with
Ferrocene based Schiff base
ligands and their Biological and
electrochemical studies
Synthesis and characterization of DST
transition metal acetylides, their
reactivity studies and electrochemical
behavior.
Rs.
Dr.
Project work is going on as
18,66,000/- Saurav
schedule
Chatterjee
Upconversion nanoparticles for DST
barcoding technology and drug delivery
caps
Rs. 27.6
Lakhs
Rourkela
Supratim Recommended for financial
Giri
sanction
138
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Chemoselective electron transfer DST New Delhi
reaction in substrates of biological
interest by lipopathic Cr(VI)
Synthesis and functionalization of DST
hollow metal oxide spheres in ionic
liquid microemulsions for catalysis and
sensor applications
Synthesis of Medicinally important
natural Products employing Cyclopropyl
ring cleavage, Oxidative dearomatization and other strategies.
i)
Paper Published
26.91 lakhs Priyabrat Development of ionic liquid
Dash
microemulsions derived highly
selective and ultra-sensitive
solid-sate catalysts and sensor
materials.
Applied Under
Fast Track Research
Scheme for Young
Scientists.
Water tolerant nanosize functional CSIR
heterogeneous catalysts for synthesis of
some biologically important molecules
b)
Brief report
received
15 lakhs
Sabita
Oxidation of various drug
Patel
candidates like isoniazid,
paracetamol, epinephrine using
lipopathic chromium oxidant
has been carried out. Detail
mechanistic investigation has
been done.
Dr.
Submitted for funding
Debayan
Sarkar
15.00 Lakhs Dr. B.G.
Mishra
A series of zirconia baed
nanocomposite oxides, clay
based porous heterostructures,
grafted
polyoxometallate
clusters have been synthesized,
characterized and used for
synthesis of 10 classes of
biologically
important
molecules. Six international
journal publications and a
student has been trained for PhD
1. U. Subuddhi, P. K. Vuram, A. Chadha and A. K. Mishra, Photophysical investigation of microenvironment in
glycerol based dansylated polyether dendrons, J. Photochem. Photobiol. A, 2011, 217, 411-416.
2. L. J. Reha-Krantz, C. Hariharan, U. Subuddhi, S. Xia, C. Zhao, J. Beckman, T. Christian, and W. Konigsberg,
Structure of the 2-Aminopurine-Cytosine Base Pair Formed in the Polymerase Active Site of the RB69 Y567ADNA Polymerase, Biochemistry, 2011, 50 10136?10149.
3. S. Mohapatra, S. R. Rout, S. Maiti, T. K. Maiti and A. B. Panda, Monodisperse mesoporous cobalt ferrite
nanoparticles: Synthesis and application in targeted delivery of antitumor drugs, J. Materials Chemistry,
2011, 21, 9185.
4. S. Mohapatra, S. R. Rout and A. B. Panda, One-pot synthesis of uniform and spherically assembled
functionalized MFe2O4 (M=Co, Mn, Ni) nanoparticles Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 2011, 384, 453-460.
5. N.Panda, H Sahoo, S. Mohapatra, Decolourization of Methyl Orange Using Fenton-like Mesoporous Fe2O3SiO2Composite, J. Hazard. Mater, 2011, 185, 359.
6. N. Panda, A. K. Jena, S. Mohapatra and S. R. Rout, Copper Ferrite Nanoparticle Mediated N-Arylation of
Heterocycles: A Ligand Free Reaction, Tetrahedron Letters, 2011, 52, 1924.
7. M. Islam, P.C. Mishra, R.K. Patel, Fluoride adsorption from aqueous solution by a hybrid thorium phosphate
composite, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2011, 166 (3), 978-985.
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8. M. Islam, R.K. Patel, Thermal activation of basic oxygen furnace slag and evaluation of its fluoride removal
efficiency, Chemical Engineering Journal, 2011, 169, 68-77.
9. M. Islam, P.C. Mishra, R.K. Patel, Arsenate removal from aqueous solution by cellulose-carbonated hydroxyapatite nanocomposites, Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2011, 189, 755-763.
10. M. Islam, R.K. Patel, Physicochemical characterization and adsorption behavior of calcined Ca/Al hydritalcitelike compound towards removal of nitrate. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2011, 190,659-668.
11. R. C. Sahu, R. K. Patel, B. C. Ray, Removal of hydrogen sulphide using red mud: neutralized by CO2. Fuel
Processing Technology, 2011, 92, 1587-1592.
12. R. C. Sahu, R. K. Patel, B. C. Ray, Adsorption of Zn(II) on activated red mud : neutralized by CO2. Desalination,
2011, 266, 93-97.
13. S.K. Swain, S. Mishra, T. Patnaik, R.K. Patel, U. Jha, R.K. Dey, Fluoride removal Performance of a New Hybrid
Sorbent of Zr(IV)-Ethylenediamine, Chemical Engineering Journal, doi:10.1016/j.cej.2011.12.091.
14. A. K. Giri, S. Mandal, R.K. Patel, Removal of Cr (VI) from aqueous solution by Eichhornia Crassipes root
biomass derived activated carbon , Chemical Engineering Journal,dx.doi.org/10.1066/jecj 2012 o1025.
15. S. Sharma, R.K. Patel, C. Prakash, P. Kumar, Structural, Dielectric & Ferroelectric Study of Microwave Sintered
Lanthanum Substituted BaTiO3 Ceramic, Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2011, 130,191- 195.
16. Sonia, R.K. Patel, C. Prakash and P. Kumar, Effect of Sm and La off-valent Ion Substitution in BT Ceramics
Synthesized by Modified Solid State Route, International J Mat. Sci., 2011, 6,133-140.
17. Sonia, R.K. Patel, C. Prakash and P. Kumar, Low temperature synthesis and dielectric, ferroelectric and piezoelectric study of microwave sintered of BaTiO3 ceramics, Ceramic International, 2012, 38, 1585-1589.
18. S. Mandal, T. Padhi, R.K. Patel, Studies on the removal of arsenic (III) from water by a novel hybrid material,
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2011, 192, 899- 908.
19. A. K. Giri and R. K. Patel, Toxicity and bioaccumulation potential of Cr (VI) and Hg (II) on differential concentration by Eichhornia crassipes in hydroponic culture, Water science Technology, 2011,635, 889-997.
20. M. Sahu, S.S. Mahapatra ,H.B. Sahu , R.K. Patel, Prediction of Water Quality Index Using Neuro Fuzzy Inference
System, Water quality, exposure, and health. Springer Science B.V. 2011, DOI 10.1007/s12403-011-0054-7
21. R. C. Sahu, R.K. Patel, B. C. Ray, Carbon Dioxide and Red Mud Chemistry for Industrial Utilizations: Future
Generation Resources, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing 2012 SBN-10: 3846581364
ISBN-13:
9783846581360.
22. N. Panda, A. K. Jena, M. Raghavender, Stereoselective synthesis of enamides by palladium catalyzed coupling
of amides with electron deficient olefins, ACS catalysis, 2012, 2, 539.
23. N. Panda, A. K. Jena, S. Mohapatra, Ligand-Free Fe-Cu Co-catalyzed Cross-coupling of Phenyl Acetylene with
Aryl Halides, Chemistry Letters, 2011, 40, 956.
24. N. Panda, A. K. Jena, S. Mohapatra, S. R. Rout, CuFe2O4 nanoparticles for N-arylation of Heterocycles, Synfact,
2011, 686.
25. N. Panda, S. Karmakar, A. K. Jena, Synthesis and antibacterial activity of some novel pyrazolopyridine derivatives Chemistry of Heterocyclic compounds, Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds, 2011, 46, 1500.
26. S. P. Dash, S. Pasayat, Saswati, H. R. Dash, S. Das, R. J. Butcher and R. Dinda,. Oxovanadium(V) complexes
incorporating tridentate aroylhydrazoneoximes: Synthesis, characterizations and antibacterial activity, Polyhedron, 2012, 31, 524-529.
27. S. Pasayat, S. P. Dash, Saswati, P. K. Majhi, Y. P. Patil, M. Nethaji, H. R. Dash, S. Das and R. Dinda, Mixed-ligand
aroylhydrazone complexes of molybdenum: Synthesis, structure and biological activity, Polyhedron, 2012,
38, 198-204.
28. S. Chatterjee , S. K. Patel, S. M. Mobin, Synthesis and characterization of diphosphine bridged homo and
heterometallic clusters containing chalcogen as "naked" atoms, Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 2011,
696, 1782.
29. S. Chatterjee , S.K. Patel, V. Tirkey, S. M. Mobin, Synthesis and characterization of bridged and chelated
diphosphine coordinated transition metal chalcogenide clusters, [(CO)18Fe6??3-Te)4{?-PPh2(CH2)2PPh2}]
and [(CO)nFe2??3-Y)2M{PPh2-R-PPh2}], [Y = Se, Te; M = Pd, Fe; n = 6, 8; R = {(?5-C5H4)2Fe}, {(CH2)2}]. Journal of
Organometallic Chemistry, 2012, 699,12.
30. M. Panigrahi, S. Dash, S. Patel, B. K. Mishra, Syntheses of Cyanines: A Review, Tetrahedron, 2012, 68, 781-805.
31. P. Mukherjee, S. Sahu, S. Pradhan, S. Dash, S. Patel , P. K. Mohapatra and B. K. Mishra, Temperature induced
emulsification and demulsification of pseudoternary mixtures of Tween80-butanol-kerosene-water system,
Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 2011, 50, 11889- 11896.
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32. S. Sahu, S. Patel and B. K. Mishra, Deoximation by Cetyltrimethylammonium Dichromate: A Kinetic Study, Int.
J. Chem. Kinet., 2011, 43, 482-488.
33. S. Dash, M. Panigrahi, S. Baliyarsingh, P. K. Behera, S. Patel and B. K. Mishra, Cyanine dyes - nucleic acids
interactions, Current Organic Chemistry, 2011, 15, 2673-2689.
34. S. Sahoo, S. Patel, B. K. Mishra, Oxidation of Thiourea and Substituted Thioureas: A Review. J Sulfur Chem., 32
(2011) 171-197.
35. M. M. Sahu, S. Sahu, S. Patel and B. K. Mishra, Photo-physical behavior of some substituted triaryl-1HImidazoles, Ind. J. Heterocyclic Chem.,21 (2011) 177-182.
36. A. Mahapatra, N. Garg, B.G. Mishra, B.P Nayak, and G. Hota, Studies on the synthesis of electrospun PAN-Ag
composite nanofibers for antibacterial application, J. Appl Polymer Science, 2012, 124, 1178-85.
37. A Mahapatra B. G. Mishra, G. Hota, Synthesis of ultra-fine ?-Al2O3 fibers via electrospinning method. Ceramics international, 2011, 37, 2329-33.
38. Satish Samantaray and B.G. Mishra, Combustion synthesis, characterization and catalytic application of
MoO3-ZrO2 nanocomposite oxide towards one pot synthesis of octahydroquinazolinones, J. Mol. Catal. A:
Chem. 2011, 339, 92.
39. Satish Samantaray, G. Hota and B.G. Mishra, Physicochemical characterization and catalytic applications of
MoO3- ZrO2 composite oxides towards one pot synthesis of amidoalkyl naphthols, Catal. Commun. 2011,
12, 1255.
40. M.A. Naik, SatishSamantaray and B.G. Mishra, Phosphotungstic acid nanoclusters grafted onto high surface
area hydrous zirconia as efficient heterogeneous catalyst for synthesis of octahydroquinazolinones and ?acetamido ketones, J. Cluster Sci. 22, 2011, 295.
41. Satish Samantaray, B.G. Mishra, D.K. Pradhan and G. Hota, Solution combustion synthesis and physicochemical characterization of ZrO2-MoO3 nanocomposite oxides prepared using different fuels, Ceram. Int.
2011, 37, 3101.
42. Satish Samantaray, Sudhir Kumar Sahoo and B. G. Mishra, Phosphomolybdic acid dispersed in the micropores
of sulfate treated Zr-Pillared clay as efficient heterogeneous catalyst for the synthesis of ?-aminocarbonyl
compounds in aqueous media, J. Porous Mater. 2011, 18, 573.
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Paper Presented in Conference/ Seminar/ Symposia :
1. V. Sivakumar, Lamp phosphors: concepts to applications, FDP on Display materials and its applications,
organized by RNS Institute of Technology, Bangalore, April 12 - 13, 2012.
2. V. Sivakumar, Lanthanide based materials for energy efficient solid state lighting(Invited talk), Seminar on
Advanced materials (NSAM 2012), UGC sponsored, Department of Physics, Islamiah college, Vaniyambadi
and Karpakam University, Coimbatore - 4 - 5 March, 2012
3. V. Sivakumar and U. V. Varadaraju, Europium activated oxides - Alternative Red phosphors for energy efficient solid state lighting(Invited talk), International Conference on Green Technologies for Environmental
Rehabilitation (GTER 2012) at Haridwar, 11 - 13 February.
4. V. Sivakumar and U. V. Varadaraju, Eu3+ substituted double perovskites: Novel orange-red emitting phosphors for Solid state White LEDs (Oral), International conference on Luminescence and it's Applications
(ICLA 2012) at Hyderabad, 7-10 February, 2012.
5. V. Sivakumar, Lanthanide activated luminescent materials as wavelength convertors - lighting and display
applications (Invited lecture), Materials Present and Future Perspectives, AICTE Faculty development
programme - 12 - 16 Dec, 2011, organized by Department of Chemistry, NIT Calicut, Kerala, India.
6. R. K. Patel, A.K. Giri, Growth and development of rice and mung bean on effects of Hr(II) in aqueous solution
treatment. EWRI International Conference, IIT, Chennai, India, 3-4-Dec, 2011.
7. R K Patel, (Invited Talk) Overview of the management of Industrial Pollution, Regional Conference of Orissa
Chemical Society, at GIST Raygada, Orissa ,19.08.2011.
8. R K Patel(Invited Talk), Synthetic Chemicals and ,Multilateral Environmental Agreement, Frontiers in Recent
Chemical Research" during November 26-27, 2011 Berhampur University, Odisha.
9. R K Patel(Invited Talk)Role of Chemistry in Environmental Management , Department of Chemistry ,NIT,Rourkela
on 11th Feb 2012 at one day seminar on awareness campaign about environmental problem sponsored by
MOEF,Govt. of India.
10. R K Patel(Invited Talk), Basic concept of Industrial Waste Management , UGC Sponsored, National Conference
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on Environmental Management-The Need of Hour at Kendrapara College(Autonomus)Odisha,19.02.2012.
11. R K Patel(Invited Talk) The effect of chemicals in climate change, National Seminar on Climate Change on
10thMarch 2012 AT NIT,Rourkela organized by Centre for environmental studies, Bhubaneswar, Govt. of
Odisha.
12. R K Patel, Studies on the fluoride removal efficiency of Mg-Cr-Cl layer double hydroxide (LDH) ,Ist International Conference on Desalination,Elsivier.29.11.2011-4.12.2011.
13. N. Panda, A. K. Jena, Copper ferrite nanaoparticles for C-N, C-C and C-S cross-coupling reactions" 14th CRSIRSC national symposium, Thiruvananthapuram.
14. S. Pasayat, S. P. Dash, Y. P. Patil, M. Nethaji, E. Sinn and R. Dinda, Dioxomolybdenum(VI) Complexes of
Isonicotinoyl Hydrazide Derivatives: Synthesis, Characterizations and Antibacterial Activity', 6th CRSI-RSC
Joint Symposium in Chemistry, NIIST, Trivandrum, Kerla, India, 2-5 February, 2012.
15. S. P. Dash, S. Pasayat, Y. P. Patil, M. Nethaji and R. Dinda,Complexation of Isoniazid and its derivatives with
vanadium: synthesis, characterization and antimicrobial activity', National Symposium on Modern Trends
in Inorganic Chemistry (MTIC-XIV), University of Hyderabad, 10-13 December, 2011.
16. S. Chatterjee, Synthesis of Transition Metal Chalcogenide Clusters as organometallic Precursor for
Nanostructures , 26th June - 1st July 2011, ICMAT - 2011, Singapore.
17. V. Tirkey, S. Mishra, S. K. Patel, S. Chatterjee, Bridged and chelated diphosphine coordinated transition metal
chalcogenide clusters, 10th - 13th December, 2011, MTIC -14, University of Hyderabad.
18. S. Mishra, V. Tirkey, S. Chatterjee, Synthesis and reactivity of 5-C5H5 based organometallic compounds and
their biological studies.3rd -5th February, 2012, CRSI/NSC-14, NIIST Trivandrum.
19. P. Dash, R. W. J. Scott, A. Sayari, Towards the Rational Design of Nanoparticle catalysts, International Conference on Nanoscience and Technology, January 20-23, 2012, Hyderabad, India.
20. A. Mahapatra, B.G. Mishra and G. Hota, "Synthesis and characterization of Fe2O3-Al2O3 mixed nanocomposite
using Electrospinning method" International conference on Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology (ICNANO 2011),
Dec 18-21, 2011, University of Delhi, India.
21. A. Mahapatra, B. G. Mishra and G. Hota "Synthesis and characterization of Al2O3-CeO2 nanocpmposite for
removal of Congo red Dye molecules" OCS conference and National seminar on molecules, at Sambalpur
Univesrsity, Dec 24-26, 2011.
22. D. Sarkar, A simplified approach towards the development of 2,5-dihydro-1-benzoxepin and Synthesis of
Radulanins, National seminar on ' International Year of Chemistry: Chemistry in our lives.( March 15- 17,
2011), University of Burdwan, West Bengal.
23. D. Sarkar, Acid catalysis'-A simple but versatile synthesis in Organic synthesis, A journey through Recent
Developments in Chemistry" ( March 1-2, 2012), A.B.N.S (Govt. College & University Of North Bengal).
24. SatishSamantaray, G. Hota and B. G. Mishra, MoO3-ZrO2nanocomposite oxide: A green heterogenous catalyst towards environmentally benign synthesis of some biologically potent molecules, Silver Jubilee Annual
Conference of Orissa Chemical Society& aNational Conference on "Molecule" held during December 2426,2011. Venue: School of Chemistry, Sambalpur University, JyotiVihar, Burla-768019, Orissa.
25. Purabi Kar and B.G. Mishra, Preparation, characterization and catalytic application of vanadia supported
Cr-pillared clay for the aqueous phase oxidation of aniline. Silver Jubilee Annual Conference of Orissa
Chemical Society& aNational Conference on "Molecule" held during December 24-26,2011. Venue: School of
Chemistry, Sambalpur University, JyotiVihar, Burla-768019, Orissa.
26. Purabi Kar, Satish Samantaray and B.G. Mishra, Chromium pillared clays and its modified analogues as
efficient heterogeneous catalyst for synthesis ofxanthenes and dihydropyridines, 14th National Symposium
in Chemistry (NSC-14) & 6th CRSI-RSC Symposium in Chemistry held during February 2-5, 2012. Venue:
National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology (CSIR-NIIST), Thiruvananthapuram.
iii)
Paper accepted for Publication :
1. U. Subuddhi, P. K. Vuram, A. Chadha and A. K. Mishra, Unusual Fluorescence Solvatochromism in Glycerol
Based Dansylated Polyether Dendron Aggregates in Mixed Aqueous Media, Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences, 2012 (Accepted).
2. N. Panda, A. K. Jena and S. Mohapatra, Heterogeneous magnetic catalyst for S-arylation reactions, Applied
Catalysis A, 2012 (Accepted).
3. Satish Samantaray, D.K. Pradhan, G. Hota and B.G. Mishra, Catalytic application of CeO2-CaO nanocomposite
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oxide synthesized using amorphous citrate process towards the aqueous phase one pot synthesis of 2-amino-2chromenes, Chemical Engineering Journal, (2012) (Accepted)
c)
Name of
Supervisor
Dr. U. Subuddhi
Name of the
Brief Report
Scholar
Subhraseema Das Various hydrogels are being synthesized,
inclusion complexes of fluorescent model
drugs with cyclodextrins have been
investigated. PVA hydrogels with and
without cyclodextrins have been
investigated for drug delivery efficiency. It
is observed that addition of PVA to PAA
increases significantly the mechanical
strength and stability of the hydrogel films.
The presence of CD in the polymer film
increased the drug intake capacity of the
film. The difference in intake is significantly
higher in case of hydrophobic drugs. The
presence of CD prolongs the release of the
drug from the hydrogel matrix.
Spectroscopic Investigation of Dr. U. Subuddhi
Serum Proteins
Smruti Snigdha Interaction of Coumarin-1 a warfarin
Mishra
analogue with Bovine Serum Albumin has
been investigated. Binding of coumarin-1
(7-N,N-diethylamino-4-methylcoumarin) to
BSA results in almost seven fold
enhancement in its fluorescence intensity,
20 nm blue shift in emission maximum and
seven fold increase in fluorescence
anisotropy as compared to that in water. It
shows two binding sites in BSA, one high
affinity site with a larger binding constant
(ca. 105 M-1) and other low affinity site
with a smaller binding constant (ca. 104
M-1).
Development of novel magnetic Dr. S.
fuorescent materials for tumor Mohapatra
therapy application
Ms. Swagatika Standardization of synthesis process is
Sahoo
underway
Studies on the removal of anion and Prof. R K Patel
cations by different hybrid
materials and its mathematical
modeling
Sandip Mandal
Progress as schedule, one paper is
published and two are communicated
Development of new environment Prof. R K Patel
friendly adsorption media and its
application on the removal of As
and F from water
Tapaswini Padhi
Two paper are communicated
A novel strategy for removal of Prof. R K Patel
chromium and arsenic by
phytoremediation
and
bioremediation techniques
Anil Giri
Experimental work completed and writing
is in progress
Title
Hydrogel Based
Novel Drug Delivery Systems
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Name of Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Numerical prediction of global Prof. R K Patel
surface temperature distribution
by human induced green house
gases and atmospheric important
chemicals
Kishore Babu Ragi Progress as schedule. The student has
attended a international work shop on the
subject with financial support from DST
Sequestration of carbon dioxide Prof. R K Patel
and utilization of product after the
extraction of iron by neutralization
of red mud
Manoj Sahu
Research work initiated
Fe-Cu co-catalyzed cross-coupling N. Panda
reactions
Ashis K. Jena
Magnetic CuFe2O4-nanoparticle mediated
N-ar ylation, alkynylation and S-arylation
reactions have been carried out. The
magnetic nature of CuFe2O4-nanoparticle
was found to be beneficial for easy and
quantitative removal of the catalyst for
subsequent use.
Pd-catalyzed stereoselective N. Panda
synthesis of enamides
M. Raghavender
A copper-free palladium-catalyzed
convenient and efficient oxidative
amidation protocol for synthesis of has
been developed. The thermodynamically
disfavoured Z-isomers are accessible by
the intramolecular hydrogen bonding
between the amido proton and carbonyl
oxygen. The reactions were conducted at
room temperature in presence of ambient
air. This protocol has wide substrate scope
allowing alkyl, aryl, substituted
arylamides, urea and its derivatives to
react with methyl acrylate. The reactions
are found to be tolerant to the steric
demand of secondary amides and give the
trisubstituted E-enamides in moderated to
good yield.
New Insights into the Chemistry of Dr. R. Dinda
Oxomolybdenum Complexes with
O-N donor Ligands
Sagarika Pasayat
Several tridentate and bidentate hydrazone
ligands and their corresponding
oxomolybdenum (IV) and oxomolybdenum
(VI) complexes have been synthesized. These
complexes are characterized by IR, UV-Vis
and NMR spectroscopy, redox properties
have characterized by cyclic voltametric
measurement. Structure of several
oxomolybdebun compounds has been
solved by single crystal X-ray
diffractometer. The study of reactivity like
substrate binding, oxo- transfer reactions
and biological activity are under process.
Two paper have been published in
International Journal
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Title
Name of Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Oxovanadium Complexes Featuring Dr. R. Dinda
O- and/or N- donor Ligands in
Relation to Biological and Catalytic
Activities'
Subhashree
Dash
Thiosemicarbazone complexes of Dr. R. Dinda
transition metals: Synthesis,
characterization and study of
reactivity
Saswati
Several bidentate and tridentate
thiosemicarbazone ligands and their
corresponding variable valance transition
metal complexes (Cu, Ni, Co, V, & Mo) have
been synthesized. Synthesized complexes
have been characterized by IR, UV-vis and
NMR spectroscopy. Structure of one copper
complex has been solved by x-ray
crystallography. Crystals of twelve other
different compounds (Cu, Co, Ni & V) have
been sent for single crystal X-ray diffraction
study. One paper has been communicated
for publication.
Synthesis, characterization and Dr. Saurav
properties of transition metal Chatterjee
clusters and their role towards
various organic transformations
Sumanta K. Patel
The chemistry of transition metal clusters
containing main group atoms has
undergone rapid development. The main
group elements are used to act as bridges
between different metal fragments and are
profoundly helpful in cluster growth
reactions. A major challenge in this area of
cluster chemistry has been to develop
methodologies for obtaining novel mixed
metal clusters of desired structural and
reactivity features. The synthesized mixed
metal clusters has been characterized using
IR, NMR and single crystal X-ray
crystallography
Synthesis, characterization and Dr. Saurav
reactivity of ferrocene containing Chatterjee
organometallic compounds
V i j a y l a k s h m i Incorporation of ferrocenyl moities in
Tirkey
metal clusters are an important means of
synthesizing molecules in which the effect
of electronic communication between the
metal centers of the ferrocenes can be
studied. Multinuclear metallocene
complexes have been extensively studied
for potential applications in molecular
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P. Several bidentate and tridentate hydrazone
ligands and their corresponding variable
valance oxovanadium complexes have
been synthesized. Synthesized complexes
have been characterized by IR, UV-vis, NMR
spectroscopy and Cyclic Voltametric
measurement. Structures of six different
oxovanadium compounds have been solved
by single crystal X-ray diffraction study.
Presently the investigator is engaged in
study of biological activities using
synthesized oxovanadium complexes. One
paper has been published in International
Journal
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Title
Name of Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
electronics . Several applications like
multielectron redox catalysts and electron
storage devices have been found for
oligomeric ferrocene derivatives.
Cyclopentadienyl
based Dr. Saurav
organometallic compounds: Chatterjee
synthesis, reactivity and biological
properties
Sasmita Mishra
The research field of bioorganometallic
chemistry is increasingly drawing much
interest due to their distinctive properties
and
features
concerning
both
organometallics and co-ordination
chemistry. Ferrocene and several Cp based
organometallic compounds and their
derivatives have been reported to show a
variety of biological activities such as antitumour, anti-bacterial and anti-viral. To
understand extensively the structure property relationship for these
organometallic compounds, we carried out
the synthesis and characterization of some
cyclopentadienyl
organometallic
compounds, their complexation behaviour,
redox and biological properties.
Oxidative transformation of Dr S. Patel
functional groups in organic
substrates by lipophilic oxidants
Sarita Garnayak
Oxidation of various drug candidates like
isoniazid, paracetamol, epinephrine using
lipopathic chromium oxidant has been
carried out. Detail mechanistic
investigation has been done.
Solute Solvent Interaction in Binary Dr S. Patel
Solvent Mixtures
Prakash Ku.
Malik
Preferential solvations of some azodyes
having diffent donor and accepter groups
are undertaken.
Novel alumina/iron oxide Dr. G. Hota
nanowires for environmental Dr. B.G. Mishra
applications
Abhipsa
Mahapatra
A series of alumina and iron oxide based
pristine and functionalized nanowires have
been prepared and characterized by various
analytical techniques. The environmental
application of these materials for removal
of various dyes as well as inorganic ions
from aqueous solution have been studied.
Sthesis and characterization of Dr. G. Hota
metal oxide nanowires for catalytic
degradation of organic pollutants
Jyoti Prakash
Dhal
A series of metal oxide nanowires have been
prepared. The characterization of the
nanowires are under progress
Physicochemical characterization Dr. B.G. Mishra
and catalytic applications of some Dr. G. Hota
nanocomposite oxides and clay
based nanoporous materials for
synthesis of some biologically
important molecules
Satish
Samantaray
A series of zirconia, ceria and clay based
nanoporous materials have been prepared
and characterized by various analytical
techniques. The catalytic applicatiojs of
these materials have been studied for the
synthesis of eight class of biologically
important molecules using the principles
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Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
of green chemistry. The investigation has
resulted in six publications in international
journals and the student has submitted his
thesis.
Catalytic applications of clay Dr. B.G. Mishra
based nanoporous materials and
nanocomposites
Purabi Kar
Cr- and Zr- cationic clusters intercalated
clay materials have been synthesized and
characterized. The pillared clay materials
have been further modified using various
strategies. The modified pillared clays have
been used for the synthesis of various
organic compounds. Two manuscripts have
been communicated. Further work is under
progress.
Development
of
ordered Dr. Aparna
mesoporous mixed oxides via Mondal
polymer mediated self-assembly
for novel applications
Priyadarshini
Nayak
Synthesis of mesoporous ZrO2 based mixed
oxides with tetragonal crystal structure in
powder forms using surfactants as
templating agents.
Surfactant assisted synthesis and Dr. Aparna
characterization of high surface Mondal
area ceria based mixed oxides
nanoparticles with different
morphologies
Bappaditya
Mandal
Synthesis of ceria based mixed oxide
powder, with various structures and
morphologies and their applications.
(d)
Ph.D. Degree Awarded: Three
Name of the Scholar
e)
Guide
Title of the thesis
Remarks
R. C. Sahu
R K Patel
Neutralization of red mud using CO2 sequestration and
their utilizations
awarded
Sonia
R K Patel & C Prakash
Synthesis & characterization
of modified BT ferroelectrics
by MSSR and MWS routes
Report has
already been
received
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Interaction of cationic dye "Nile Blue A" with bile salts (2011)
Dr. U. Subuddhi
Effect of salt on the micellisation of bile salts in aqueous medium (2011)
Dr. U. Subuddhi
Effect of chaotropic reagents on Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA)-A fluorescence study (2011)
Dr. U. Subuddhi
Investigation of PVA-Based Hydrogels As Drug Delivery Systems (2012)
Dr. U. Subuddhi
Interaction of Coumarin-1 with Bovine Serum Albumin (2012)
Dr. U. Subuddhi
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Name of the thesis
Name of the guide
Synthesis and characterization of silica coated magnetite nanoparticles for Bioapplications
Dr. S. Mahapatra
Magnetic silica nanoparticles: synthesis and characterization
Dr. S. Mahapatra
Studies on the properties of Karanja oil for probable industrial application
Dr. R.K. Patel
Removal of Chromium (VI) from water by using Lanthanum based Hybrid Materials
Dr. R.K. Patel
Preparation of low cost herbal mosquito repellent from Begunia leaf
Dr. R.K. Patel
Synthesis of enamines and their bromination
Dr. N. Panda
Iron/copper co-catalyzed C-C cross-coupling reaction
Dr. N. Panda
Synthesis and characterization of transition metal complexes with thiosemicarbazone
ligands
Dr. R. Dinda
Synthesis and Characterization of Dinuclear-Oxomolybdenum Complexes Containing
Terephthalodihydrazide Ligands
Dr. R. Dinda
Synthesis and Characterization of Oxovanadium Complex Incorporating Dimethyl
Terephthalate Moiety
Dr. R. Dinda
Synthesis and characterization of ferrocene containing organometallic compounds
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Synthesis of chalcogenide metal cluster containing phosphine ligands
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Synthesis and characterization of organometallic Schiff base compounds
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Synthesis and reactivity of metal acetylide complexes
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Transition metal cluster containing diphosphine ligands
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Synthesis of heteometallic Ferrocenyl chalcone
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Synthesis and characterization of several Cp based organometallic compounds
Dr. S. Chaterjee
Surfactant mediated synthesis and characterization of boehmite nanowires
Dr. G. Hota
Synthesis and characterization of Al2O3-CeO2 nanocomposite foir removal of organic
dye.
Dr. G. Hota
Studies on myelin formation and particle growth in mixed surfactant system.
Dr. G. Hota
Preparation, Characterization and catalytic application of Cr-pillared clay for synthesis
of octahydroxanthenes
Dr. B.G. Mishra
Synthesis, Characterization and catalytic applications of Al-pillared clay towards
environmentally benign synthesis of bis(indolyl)methane
Dr. B.G. Mishra
Characterization and catalytic application of CeO2-MgO nanocomposite oxides towards
Knoevenageal condensation reaction
Dr. B.G. Mishra
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Name of the thesis
Oxidation of alcohol component of microemulsion by lipopathic Cr(VI)
Dr. S. Patel
Preferential solvation of p-nitrophenol in binary solvent mixtures
Dr. S. Patel
Analysis of TX-100 based microemulsion in the presence of TB drug isoniazid
Dr. S. Patel
Surfactant assisted synthesis and characterization of silica-doped zirconia and its
application in chromium removal
Dr. A. Mondal
PEG-assisted synthesis and characterization of ceria nanoparticles
Dr. A. Mondal
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Sl. No.
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Name of the Speaker
Title
1
Prof. T.K. Sarkar, Department of
Chemistry, IIT, Kharagpur
Enentio selective synthesis of bioactive natural and
non-natural product using organosilanes
2
Prof. R. V. Venkateswaran, IACs,
Jadavpur, Kolkata
Benzoxacyclic saga: the xyloketal phase-high excitements and some intrigues
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
Analysis of different constituent IFGL, Chattisgarh sponge iron limited, KNR construction
of liquid supplied
ltd, Tata, KMIPS, Rorukela, RIT, Rourkela
7.
Rs. 73,571/-
Cost (Lakhs)
ESI Mass spectrometer
Rs. 62,00,000/-
Surface area analyzers
Rs. 25,00,000/-
Shimadzu UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
Rs. 4,50,000/-
High pressure autoclave
Rs. 6,00,000/-
Ultrasonic probe sonicator
Rs. 1,00,000/-
Ultracentrifuge
Rs. 1,00,000/-
Atomic absorption spectrometer
Rs. 8,00,000/-
Hot and cold Circulator
Rs. 1,20,000/-
8.
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/ SOCIETIES :
1. Prof. U. Subuddhi, Life Member, Luminescence Society of India (2011). Luminescence Society of India is an
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association of eminent scientists working in the field of luminescence and its application. This is a common platform
for researchers to exchange views with a common goal of improving the research in the above field.
2. The departmental technical society has conducted seminars for all the 1st year and 2nd year M.Sc. (chem.)
student. The departmental technical society has also organized chemistry quiz, seminar and other events
during techfest. The M.Sc.and Ph.D. students have submitted 3-4 pages write up on the seminars they have
attended.
9.
Laboratories :
1. Physical Photochemistry & Biophysical Laboratory
2. Analytical laboratory by department of Chemistry under FIST program
3. Organic Synthesis and Optoelectronics
4. Nanomaterials laboratory
5. Organic synthesis Laboratory
6. Heterogeneous catalysts laboratory
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ACADEMIC STAFF
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FACULTIES
Prof. S.Jena
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Prof. S. Panigrahi :
Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Prof. B. Ganguli :
Ph.D.
Prof. P.N. Viswakarma :
Ph.D.
Prof. D.K.Bisoyi :
Ph.D.
Prof. D.K. Pradhan :
Ph.D.
Prof. P. Kumar :
Ph.D.
Prof. P. Mahanandia :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.Jena :
Ph.D
Prof. Anil K. Singh :
Ph.D.
Prof. D. Behera :
Ph.D.
Prof. J.P. Kar :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Dash :
M.Sc.
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Distinction Achieved :
a) By Students b) By Faculty Members
Best Ph.D thesis award at 56th DAE Solid State Physics Symposium 2011 held at SRM University, Kattankulathur,
Tamilnadu, India organized by Indian Physics Association (IPA).
3.
4.
Continuing Education Programme : Nil
Name of the course
Students Admitted
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SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSE / WORKSHOP :
Sponsoring Agency Name of the coordinator
DST & DRDO
Dr. P.Kumar
Title of the course
Indo-US Workshop on Functional Materials
Processing & Characterizations
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Duration
Jan.3-6, 2012
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
D. Behera
Codensed Matter Days 2011
D. Behera
Low energy ion beam facility work Inter University accelerator 21-22 Oct.
shop
centre, New Delhi
2011
IUAC, New Delhi
D. Behera
Asian Conference on Applied Inter University accelerator 16-18, Nov.
Superconductivity and Cryogenics centre, New Delhi
2011.
IUAC, New Delhi
D. Behera
International workshop
Functional Materials
Physics Deptt. NIST,
Berhampur
D. Behera
National Seminar on
Science and Technology
D. Behera
National Seminar
Aryan
Institute
of 7.3.2012.
Engineering and Technology,
Bhubaneswar
Physics Deptt,
Aryan Institute of
Engineering and
Technology,
D. Behera
Physics and Technology of Novel
Materials"(PTNM II - 2012)
Sambalpur University
10-11th
March2012
School of Physics,
Sambalpur
University
S.Panigrahi Condensed Matter Days
Gowuhati University
Aug 27 th 31st Gowuhati University
S.Panigrahi Recent advances in sciences for
Technology
VSSUT, Burla
27 th 28 th Feb VSSUT Burla
S.Panigrahi Physics and technology for novel
material
10-11 th March Sambalpur
University
S.Panigrahi Workshop on Accelerated based
Interdisciplinary research
GG Viswavidalaya Bilaspur 28-29 th March GG Viswavidalaya
Bilaspur
P.
Physics and Technology of Novel
Mahanandia Materials"(PTNM II - 2012)
D.
Pradhan
Gauhati University Gauhati, 24-26th
Agugust 2011
Venue
on NIST, Berhampur
December 2022, 2011.
Nano Orissa Physical Society
2nd National Seminar on Physics Sambalpur University,
and Technology of Novel Materials Orissa, India.
(PTNM II- 2012),.
Physics Deptt,
Gauhati University
Gauhati,
11-12
Physics Department,
February, 2012. Odaspur College,
Cuttack
10-11th
March2012
School of Physics,
Sambalpur
University
10-11th,
March, 2012
School of Physics,
Sambalpur
University, Orissa,
India
Sidhartha DAE 56 th Solid State Symposium
Jena
Chennai
December
SRM University,
Chennai
Sidhartha 39th Controlled Release Society,
Jena
CANADA
CANADA
July
CANADA
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5.
Research
a)
i)
Paper Published 1. A. Mohanta and D. Behera, Effect of granularity and inhomogeneity in excess conductivity of YBa2Cu3O7-??+
xBaTiO3 superconductor, Physica B 406 (2011) 877-884.
2. A. Mohanta, S. Dash, D. Behera, Thermally Activated Flux Creep and Current Conduction in YBCO+BZO
Composites, International Journal of Modern Physics B Vol. 25, No. 3 (2011) 387-398
3. Arpna Kujur, P. Viswakarma, Alok Banerjee, D. Kanjilal and D. Behera Effect of SHI Irradiation on Critical
Current Density in YB2Cu3O7-?Thick Film with Y2O3 Addition, Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids, 166
(2011) 635.
4. Arpna Kujur, P. Viswakarma, Alok Banerjee, D. Kanjilal and D. Behera, Effect of SHI Irradiation On Critical
Current Density On Y1-xCaxBa2Cu3O7-? Thick Film With Y2O3 Composite, Radiation Effects and Defects in
Solids, 166 (2011) 615.
5. R. Biswal, J. John, P. Raychaudhuri, D. Behera, T. Mohanty, D. K. Avasthi, D. Kanjilal & N. C. Mishra, Mesoscopic
inhomogeneity creation in YBa2Cu3O7?y thin film by swift heavy ion irradiation at low temperature Radiation
Effects and Defects in Solids, 166 (2011) 628.
6. A. Kujur and D. Behera DC Electrical Resistivity and Magnetic Studies in Yttrium Barium Copper oxide/
Barium Titanate Composite Thin Films, Thin Solid Films 520 (2012) 2195.
7. D.Behera, Excess Conductivity in YBCO + BaTiO3 Composite Thin Films, Orissa Journal of Physics 18 (2011)
45.
8. D. Behera, One hundred years of Superconductivity : Science and Technology, Emerging Science Vol.3, No.11,
November 2011, 1
9. R.K. Panda and D. Behera, Nanoparticles of CoFe2O4 grown with controlled parameters of high-energy ball
milling, Orissa Journal of Physics 19 (2012) 31.
10. P.Mahanandia, Anisotropic electrical transport properties of poly(methyl methacrylate) infiltrated aligned
carbon nanotube mats, Applied Physics Letter, 100, 022108 (2012)
11. B. K. Barick, K. K. Mishra, A. K. Arora, R. N. P. Choudhary and Dillip K. Pradhan, Impedance and Raman
spectroscopic studies of (Na0.5Bi0.5)TiO3 , J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 44, 355402 1-10, (2011).
12. Dillip K. Pradhan, Banarji Behera and Piyush R Das, Studies of dielectric and electrical properties of a new
type of complex tungsten bronze electroceramics, Journal of Materials science; Materials in Electronics, 23
(3), 779-785, (2012).
13. B. K. Barick, R. N. P. Choudhary and Dillip K. Pradhan, Phase transition and electrical properties of lanthanummodi?ed sodium bismuth titanate, Materials Chemistry and Physic 132 (2-3), 1007-10014, (2012).
14. P. Kumar et. al IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY AND ACCONDUCTIVITY STUDIES OF FERROELECTRIC KNN CERAMICS,
Journal of Advanced Dielectrics Vol. 1, No. 3 (2011) 351-356.
15. P. Kumar et. al, Structural, Dielectric and Ferroelectric Study of Microwave Sintered Lanthanum, Material
Chemistry & Physics, 130 (2011) 191- 195.
16. P. Kumar et. al, Substituted BaTiO3 Ceramics, International Journal of Materials Sciences 6 [2] (2011) 133140.
17. P. Kumar et. al, Effect of Sm and La off-valent Ion Substitution in BT Ceramics Synthesized by Modified Solid
State Route, J. Ceramic Processing Research, 12 [6] (2011) 634~639.
18. P. Kumar et. al, Effect of Microwave Processing on Structural, Dielectric and Ferroelectric, Ceramic International
38 (2012) 851-854.
19. P. Kumar et. al, Effect of Oxygen Sintering on the Structural and Electrical Properties of KNN Ceramics,
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Ceramic International 38 (2012) 1585-1589.
20. P. Kumar et. al, Low temperature synthesis and dielectric, ferroelectric and piezoelectric study of microwave
sintered BaTiO3 ceramics Role of Sintering Temperature on the Phase Stability and Electrical Properties of
0.94(K0:5Na0:5NbO3)-0.06(LiSbO3) Ceramics, JJAP, 51 (2012) 011503.
21. P. Kumar et. al, Relaxation and conduction mechanism of PVA:BYZT polymer composites by impedance
spectroscopy, J. Polym. Res. (2012) 19:9838.
22. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Effect of p-d hybridization and structural distortion on the electronic properties of
AgAlM2 (M=S, Se, Te) chalcopyrite semiconductors, Solid State Communication 151(2011) 523-528.
23. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Electronic & structural properties of Aal2Se4( A = Ag, Cu, Cd, Zn) halcopyrite
semiconductors,Journal of solid state chemistry 184 (2 011) 1614-1621.
24. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Effect of structural distortion and nature of bonding on the electronic properties of
defect and Li-substituted CuInSe2 Chalcopyrite Semiconduct, Journal of Alloys & Compound 512 (2012)17-2.
25. Sidhartha Jena, Protein diffusin in polyelectrolyte solutions, AIP on line proceedings
ii)
Paper Presented in Conference/ Seminar/ Symposia
1. D. Behera,Superconductor Promises for supply of Non Conventional Energy , D. Behera, National conference
on noncoventional energy, (NASENCE-2011), Organized by School Physics, Sambalpur University, Burla,
February 2011.
2. A. Kujur, B. Parida, D. Behera, Dimensional fluctuations in YBa2Cu3O7?? + Ag nanocomposites, National
Conference cum Workshop on Recent Development in Engineering Materials, Organised by BIT, Mesra Ranchi
during 12-14 May, 2011.
3. M. Sahoo, R. Das, A. Kujur and D. Behera, Dimensional fluctuations in YBCO + xBZT Superconductor, CMDAYS2011, Organized by Gauhati University, Gauhati, during 24-26th August 2011.
4. D. Behera, Synergic Effect of Low Energy and High Energy Ions on Critical Curren Density in HTSC
Nanocomposites, Low energy ion beam facility at IUAC, New Delhi 21-22 Oct. 2011.
5. Arpna Kujur and Dhrubananda Behera, Superconducting Order Parameter Fluctuations in YBCO/Ag film
Synthesized by Pulsed Laser Deposition, Asian conference on Applied Superconductivity and Cryogenics, at
IUAC, New Delhi, 16-18 Nov.2011.
6. Arpna Kujur and Dhrubananda Behera,Thermally Activated Flux Dissipation in (1-x) YBa2Cu3O7- + x BaTiO3
Superconductor, Asian conference on Applied Superconductivity and Cryogenics, at IUAC, New Delhi, 16-18
Nov.2011.
7. Mousumibala Sahoo, Arpna Kujur and Dhrubananda Behera, Effect of submicron-sized Al2O3 Inclusions on
the Superconducting Order Parameter Fluctuation in YBa2Cu3O7-? Superconductor, Asian conference on
Applied Superconductivity and Cryogenics, at IUAC, New Delhi, 16-18 Nov.2011.
8. M. Sahoo, B. Bhol, A. Kujur and D. Behera, Dimensionality Fluctuation in the Superconducting order parameter
of YBa2Cu3O7-? composite with CoFe2O4, International workshop on Functional Materials, at Berhampur,
Odisha, December 20-22, 2011.
9. M. Sahoo, R. Das, A. Kujur and D. Behera, Dimensional fluctuations in superconducting order parameter of
YBCO + x BZT composite, National Conference on Innovative fields of Ballistics and Applied Physics, FM
University, Balasore during 21st January 2012, PP. 87
10. P. Kumar et. al, Characterizations of BT ceramics synthesized by modified solid state route, AIP Conf. Proc.
1372, (2011) 116.
11. P. Kumar et. al, Phase, dielectric and ferroelectric properties of microwave sintered la & ca modified BaTiO3
ceramics, AIP Conf. Proc. 1372, (2011) 57
12. A.K. Singh, Robust nature of triangular antiferromagnetic lattice in PdCrO2 under external pressure and
magnetic field, International Conference on high pressure Science and Technology, Held at Bhabha Atomic
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13. A.K. Singh, Magnetic diffuse scattering in Bi2Fe4O9, Strongly Correlated Electron Systems Conference (SCES)
2011 held at University of Cambridge during 29th August - 3rd September 2011.
14. S.Maity & B.Ganguli, Sliding Motion in a multi scale power electronics systems : a bifurcation theory based,
International Conference on Theoretical & Applied Physics, IIT Kharagpur, 1-2 December, 2011.
15. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Structural, electronic and optical properties of efect Cu2InSe4 and Ga & Al substituted
CuInSe2 chalcopyrite semiconductors, International Conference on Advanced Materials, PSG Coleege,
Coimbatore, 12-16 December, 2011.
16. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Electronic & optical properties of Mn & oxygen substituted ZnIn2Te4 chalcopyrite
semiconductor, XVI International Workshop on The Physics of Semiconductor Devices, IIT Kanpur , 19 - 22
December , 2011.
iii)
Paper Accepted for Publication:1. P. Kumar et. al, Dielectric, Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Properties of (1-x)[K0.5Na0.5NbO3]- x[LiSbO3]
Ceramics, J. Phys. & Chemistry of Solids (In Press).
2. P. Kumar et. al, Structural, Dielectric and Ferroelectric Properties of SBN Ceramics Synthesized by Microwave
Reactive Sintering Technique, Ceramic International (In Press).
3. P. Kumar et. al, Dielectric and Piezoelectric Properties of Low Temp. Synthesized Iso-Valent Modified BT
Ceramics, Sonia et.al, Ceramic International (In Press).
4. Sunanda Kumari Patri, Dillip K Pradhan, R N P Choudhary, Structural and electrical characterization of Bi9xTi3Mn5+xO27, Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics (accepted).
5. Satish Samantaray, Dillip K. Pradhan, G. Hota and B.G. Mishra, Catalytic application of CeO2-CaO
nanocomposite oxide synthesized using amorphous citrate process towards the aqueous phase one pot
synthesis of 2-amino-2-chromenes, Chemical Engineering Journal (accepted).
6. S.Mishra & B.Ganguli, Electronic & optical properties of Mn & oxygen substituted ZnIn2Te4 chalcopyrite
semiconductor, SPIE.
b)
Doctoral Programme
No. of research scholar working in the Department
Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of Scholar
Brief Report
Enhancement, by Swift heavy ion irradiation, of
Critical Current Density of Chemically Prepared
Composites of YBCO with Non-superconducting
Nano-particles.
D. Behera
Ms. Arpna Kujur
Enrolled 2010
Electric and Magnetic Field Induced Inter and Intragranular Modifications in High Temperature
Superconductors
D. Behera
Ms. Mousumibala
Sahoo
Enrolled 2010
Studies on electric and magnetic properties of
Cobalt ferrite doped systems
D. Behera
Mr. Ranjit K. Panda
Enrolled 2011
Synthesis and Characterization of Modified
Strontium Barium Niobate for Pyroelectric
Applications
P. Kumar
Mr. Naresh kumar
Enrolled in 2007
Synthesis and Characterization of Effective Lead free
Ferroelectric Materials
P. Kumar
Mr. Prakash ch. Palei
Enrolled in 2007
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Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of Scholar
Brief Report
Synthesis and Characterization of High Dielectric
Constant Materials
P. Kumar
Mr. Subrat Kar
Enrolled in 2009
Synthesis & Characterization of Ceramic Polymer
Composites
P. Kumar
Mrs.Punyatoya
Mishra
Enrolled in 2009
Synthesis and Characterization of Bismuth-Layered
Aurivillius Ferroelectric Ceramics
P. Kumar
Ms. Sridevi Swain
Enrolled in 2010
Structural and electrical study on some Relaxor
Ferroelectric
S. Panigrahi & P.
Kumar
Rakesh Muduli
Enrolled in 2011
Rietveld Refinement and Ferroelectric studies of A
and B-site Doped Lead Titanate Based Perovskite"
S.panigrahi
Niraj jan Sahu
Thesis submitted
Study of structure and Dielectric properties of some S.panigrahi
Bismuth Sodium Titanate lead free ceramic systems
Biswajit parija
To be submitted
Structural and electrical study on some Bismuth
layered Relaxor Ferroelectric
S.panigrahi
Santil.V
Work on progress
Ferroelectric
S.panigrahi
Rakesh Muduli
Work on progress
Ferroelectric
S.Panigrahi
Mrs Priyrambada
Nayak
Corse work
Synthesis & characterization of modified BiFeO3
nano-ceramics
Dr. Dillip K.
Pradhan
Satya Narayan
Tripathy
Continuing
Relaxation Phenomena in polymer electrolyte
Dr. Dillip K.
Pradhan and Prof.
S. Jena
Tapabrata Dam
Continuing
Magneto-electric study of doped rare earth
cobaltites
P.N.Vishwakarma Jashashree Ray
Studies on superconductor/nano-composites of
BSCCO and BiFeO3
P.N.Vishwakarma Achyuta Kumar Biswal R e g i s t r a t i o n
complete
Studies on Fe-pnictide superconductors
P.N.Vishwakarma Sanghamitra Acharya
Submitting
shortly
Structural, Electronic & Optical Properties of
chalcopyrite semiconductors
B.Ganguli
S.Mishra
Submitted thesis
Electronic and magnetic properties of surfaces,
interfaces.
B.Ganguli
P.Parida
Enrolled in 2009
Synchronization in chaotic oscillators
B.Ganguli
S.Statapathy
Enrolled in 2009
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Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of Scholar
Brief Report
Transport phenomena in random media
Sidhartha Jena
Santripti Khandai
Continuing
Relaxation Phenomena in polymer electrolyte
Dr. Dillip K.
Pradhan
and Prof. S. Jena
Tapabrata Dam
Continuing
(c)
Guide
Name of the Scholar
Title of the Thesis
Remarks
Annapurna Mohanta
Dr. D. Behera
Superconducting order parameter fluctuation in
doped and composite cuprate superconductors
Manos Ranjan Panigrahi
Prof S.Panigrahi
On the structure and Dielectric Study of Iso- and
Alio- valent Modified BaTiO3 Ceramic
d)
Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
Synthesis and characterization of FE polymer composite
Prof. S. Panigrahi
Synthesis and characterization BaNaTiO3- CaTiO3 ceramic
Prof. S. Panigrahi
Synthesis and characterization of BaBiTiO
Prof. S. Panigrahi
Preparation and characterization of Zn O Nano particle
Prof. S. Panigrahi
Studies of structural, dielectric, and electrical properties of A/B site modified Dr. D. K. Pradhan
(Na0.5Bi0.5)TiO3 ceramics oxide
Design and fabrication of high temperature resistivity setup
Prof. D. K. Pradhan, Prof.
P. N. Vishwakarma
Synthesis and characterization of polymer electrolyte
Prof. D. K. Pradhan, Prof.
S. Jena
Modification of existing closed cycle Refrigerator for ac susceptibility measurement
Dr. P.N. Viswakarma
Synthesis and characterization of superconductor composite Bi2Sr2Ca1Cu2O8
Dr. P.N. Viswakarma
Design of a cryocooler based ac Susceptometer
Dr. P.N. Viswakarma
Study on Bi2Sr2Ca1Cu2O8/CoFe2O4 composites
Dr. P.N. Viswakarma
Ac susceptibility setup For 7K close cycle refrigerator
Dr. P.N. Viswakarma
Study of structural and electrical transport property of YBCO+ BaTiO3-CoFe2O4 Dr. D. Behera
superconductor
Synthesis and characterization of CoFe2O4 + CaCu3Ti4O12 composite of ferrite
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Name of the guide
Name of the thesis
DC electrical resistance measurement in composite of cuprate superconductor
Dr. D. Behera
Characterizations of BNT ceramics synthesized by different techniques
Dr. P. Kumar
Some studies of lead free KNN LN ceramics
Dr. P. Kumar
Synthesis and Characterizations of Ca, La and Zr
Modified PbTiO3 Ceramics.
Dr. P. Kumar
Characterizations of Sol gel Synthesized (1-x)BZT-xBCT Ceramics.
Dr. P. Kumar
Synthesis and Characterizations of Lead Free KNN Ceramics near Morphotropic Phase Dr. P. Kumar
Boundaries
Conformational studies of Polyelectrolytes
Dr. S. Jena
Synthesis and Characterizations of Polymer gel electrolytes
Dr. S. Jena and Dr. D.
Pradhan
Dielectric studies of polymer electrolyte
Dr. S. Jena and Dr. D.
Pradhan
e)
Popular Lectures by outside experts :
Name of the speaker
Title
--
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6.
Consultancy Service :
7.
Equipment Acquired
Nil
Cost (Lakhs)
8.
Water Chiller
1.26
7K closed cycle refrigerator
12.5
Online UPS
0.58
Furnace
1. 53
Impedance Analyzer
~ 5 Lakh
Dynamic light scattering
30 lakh
Technical Association/ societies
Brief report on the activities of the Association/ societies.
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1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. G. K. Panda
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. A. Behera :
Ph.D.
Prof. B. K. Ojha :
Ph.D.
Prof. BikashSahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. D. G. Sahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. A. Kumar :
Ph.D.
Prof. R.S.Tungala :
Ph.D.
Prof. G. K. Panda :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Saha Ray :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Pattnayak:
Ph.D.
Prof. K. C. Pati :
Ph.D.
Pof. B. Bhowmik :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.Chakraborty :
Ph.D
Prof. Jugal Mohapatra :
Ph.D
Prof. Manas Ranjan Tripathy :
Ph.D.
Prof. S. Pradhan :
Ph.D.
Prof. (Ms.) D. Singh :
Ph.D.
2.
Prof. Ch. Ram Reddy :
Ph.D.
a) By Faculty Members :
Prof. S. Chakraverty:
i) Lead Guest Editor Sp. Issue on 'Recent Trends of Computational Methods in Vibration Problems' of J. Advances
in Acoustics and Vibration, Hindawi Pub.(2011).
ii) Editorial Board Member- of "Coupled Systems Mechanics (CSM)", an International Journal, Techno Press, Jan.
2012- continuing,
iii) Editorial Board Member of Journal (s) : The Open Mechanics Journal ISSN: 1874-1584.
iv)Member of the Editorial Board in the Second International Conference on Soft Computing Technology in Civil,
Structural and Environmental Engineering to be held in Chania, Crete, Greece from 6-9 September 2011.
v) Member of Board of Studies in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology of SOA Univ., Bhubaneswar (2011
continuing).
vi)Vice President - Orissa Mathematical Society (2011-continuing).
Prof. G. K. Panda:
i) Session Chair, International Conference of Mathematical and Statistical Science (ICMSS 2012), Zurich,
Switzerland, January 15-17, 2012
b) By Students :
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Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
4.
a)
Sponsoring Agency
Title of the course
Venue
--
--
--
--
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Prof. G. K.Panda
ICMSS 2012
WASAT
Prof. G.K. Panda
National Seminar on Number
Theory and Cryptography(as
Invited Speaker)
Department of Mathematics, January 30-31, Pondicherry
Pondicherry University
2012
University
Prof. G. K. Panda National Conference on Recent
Advances in Science and
Technology
Department of Basic February 27-28, VSSUT, Burla
Sciences, VSSUT, Burla
2012
Prof. M.R.
Tripathy
99th Indian Science Congress
KIIT
January 03-07, Bhubaneswar
2012
Prof.
BikashSahoo
MekIT'11
NTNU
May
2011
Prof. Ch.
RamReddy
Speaker
Dept. of Mathematics
27-29 January, NIT
2012
Warangal
Dr. Ch.
RamReddy
Speaker
IACSIT
17-18 March, Singapore
2012
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
January15-17, Zurich,
2012
Switzerland
Assistance
received
Finite-element-model Updating of DST(New Delhi)- 8.37 L
Aerostructures Using Density Based Fish NRF(South Africa)
School Search (FSS)
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Fuzzified and Interval Neural Network Ministry of Earth 10.00 L
Modeling for System Identification of Sciences
Structure through the use of Seismic Response
Data
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Norway
Investigator
Brief report
Prof. S.
Chakraverty
On progress
Prof. S.
Chakraverty
On progress
Fuzzy Finite Element Approach for Solving the
Eigenvalue-Eigenmode Analysis of
Imprecisely-defined Systems,
BRNS, DAE
Assistance
received
19.90 L
Fractional Calculus Applied to Describe
Reactor Kinetics & Flux Mapping
SERB, DST
11.00 L
Title of the scheme
b)
i)
Sponsored by
Investigator
Brief report
Prof. S.
Chakraverty
On progress
Prof. S. Saharay
On Progress
Papers Published
1. G.K. Panda and P.K. Ray, Some links of balancing and cobalancing numbers with Pell and associated Pell
numbers, Bulletin of the Institute of Mathematics, Academia Sinica (New Series), vol. 6, pp. 41-72, 2011.
2. G.K. Panda and S.S. Rout, A class of recurrent sequences exhibiting some exciting properties of balancing
numbers, International Journal of Mathematical and Computational Sciences, vol. 6, pp. 04-06, 2012.
3. P.K. Das and A. Behera :An Application of Coincidence Lifting Index Theorem in (GHVIP) and the Variable Step
Iterative Method for Nonsmooth ( )-invex function : Advances in Nonlinear Variational Inequalities, 14(1)
(2011), 73 - 94.
4. A. Behera and R. Ota :On Kan extension of a cohomology theory : Global Journal of Theoretical and Applied
Mathematics Sciences (GJTAMS), 2(1) (2012), 13 - 19.
5. M.R.Tripathy and S. Kumar. Simultaneous estimation of quantiles of normal populations with ordered means.
Journal of Combinatorics, Information and System Sciences, Vol-36,No.1-4, page. 75-102, 2011.
6. S. Saha Ray, "On Haar Wavelet Operational Matrix of General Order and its applicationfor the Numerical
Solution of Fractional Bagley Torvik Equation", Applied Mathematics and Computation (Elsevier), Vol. 218,
No. 9, pp. 5239-5248, January 2012.
7. S. Saha Ray, "A New Wavelet Operational Method using Block Pulse and Haar Functions for Numerical
Solution of a Fractional Partial Differential Equation", Journal ofFractional Calculus & Its Application, Vol.
1, No.6, pp. 1-12, 2011.
8. S. Saha Ray et al, "Homotopy Analysis Method for solving Fractional Diffusion equation",International
Journal of Applied Mathematics & Mechanics, Vol. 7, No. 9, pp. 28-37, 2011.
9. S. Saha Ray and A. Patra, "Application of Modified Decomposition Method and Variational Iteration Method
for the Solution of the One Group Neutron Diffusion Equation with Fixed Source", International Journal of
Nuclear Energy Science and Technology, Vol. 6, No. 4, pp.310-320, 2011.
10. S. Saha Ray and P. Sahoo, "The Monitoring of The Network Traffic Based On QueuingTheory", ARPN Journal of
Science and Technology, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 1-10, 2011.
11. S. Saha Ray and A. Patra, "Application of Homotopy Analysis Method and Adomian Decomposition Method
for the Solution of Neutron Diffusion Equation in the Hemisphere and Cylindrical Reactors", Journal of
Nuclear Engineering & Technology, Vol. 1, No. 2-3, pp.1-12, 2011.
12. S. Saha Ray, "A New wavelet operational method using Block Pulse and Haar functions for solving fractional
partial differential equation numerically", International Journal of Applied Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 5,
No. 1-2, pp. 29-46, 2011.
13. S. Saha Ray and A. Patra, "An Explicit Finite Difference Scheme for Numerical Solution of Fractional Neutron
Point Kinetic Equation", Annals of Nuclear Energy (Elsevier), Vol. 41, pp. 61-66, March 2012.
14. B. Bira and T. Raja Sekhar, Particular solutions to modified shallow water equations, International Conference
on Fluid Dynamics and Thermodynamics Technologies IACSIT Press, Singapore), 33 (2012), 54-57.
15. T. Raja Sekhar and V. D. Sharma, Solution to the Riemann problem in a one
dimensional
magnetogasdynamic flow, International Journal of Computer Mathematics (Taylor & Francis), 89 (2012), no.
2, 200-216.
16. T. Raja Sekhar and V.D. Sharma, Similarity analysis of modified shallow water equa-tions and evolution of
weak waves , Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation (Elsevier), 17 (2012), no. 2,
630-636.
17. JugalMohapatra and S. Natesan, Parameter-uniform numerical methods for singularly perturbed mixed
boundary value problems using grid equidistribution, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing,3.
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37(1), 247- 265, 2011.
18. B. Sahoo and S. Poncet, Effects of slip on steady Bodewadt flow of a non-Newtonian, Communication in
nonlinear science and numerical simulations (Elsevier), DOI: 10.1016/j.cnsns.2012.02.031.
19. B. Sahoo and F. Labropulu, Steady Homman flow and heat transfer of a non-Newtonian second grade fluid,
Computers and Mathematics with Applications (Elsevier), 63, 1244-1255, 2012.
20. B. Sahoo,R.A. Van Gorder and H.I. Andersson, Steady revolving flow and heat transfer of a non-Newtonian
Reiner-Rivlin fluid, International Communication in Heat and Mass Transfer (Elsevier), 39, 336-342, 2012.
21. B. Sahoo and S. Poncet, Flow and heat transfer of a third grade fluid past an exponential stretching sheet,
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer (Elsevier), 54, 5010-5019, 2011.
22. B. Sahoo, Effects of slip on sheet-driven flow and heat transfer of a non-Newtonian fluid past a stretching
sheet, Computers and Mathematics with Applications (Elsevier), 61, 1442-1456, 2011.
23. B. Sahoo, Effects of slip on steady Bodewadt flow and heat transfer of an electrically conducting nonNewtonian fluid, Communication in nonlinear science and numerical simulations (Elsevier), 16, 4284-4295,
2011
24. B.B. Bishwal, P.K. Parida and K.C. Pati, Kinematic analysis of a dexterous hand, Advansed Materials Research,
vol 433-440, (2012), 754-762.
ii)
Paper Presented in Conference/Seminar/ Symposia
1. Behera Diptiranjan, Mall Susmita andChakraverty S., Comparison of Traditional and Regression based
Neural Network Model for Temperature data, 39th Annual conference of Orissa Mathematical Society and
National seminar on cryptography, VIVTECH, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, 4th -5th February, 2012.
2. Behera Diptiranjanand Chakraverty S., Fuzzy finite element solution of a stepped rectangular bar with
uncertain material properties, National Meet for Research Scholars in Mathematical Sciences, IIT Kharagpur,
October 12 -16 , 2011.
3. Behera Diptiranjan, Chakraverty S. and Datta D., Fuzzy Finite Element Approach for Vibration Analysis of
Beam with Uncertain Material Properties, Proceedings of 56TH Congress of Indian Society of Theoretical and
Applied Mechanics, SVNIT, Surat-395 007, India, December 19 -21 , 2011.
4. TapaswiniSmita and Chakraverty S., fuzzy reaction-diffusion equation for forest fire model, Proceedings of
fire science and technology- research and its implementations, CBRI Roorkee Nov.3-4, 2011(FIRST-2011);
5. TapaswiniSmita and Chakraverty S., fuzzy quadratic Riccati differential equations, 39th Annual conference
of Orissa Mathematical Society and National seminar on cryptography, VIVTECH Bhubaneswar, February 4 5, 2012;
6. TapaswiniSmita and Chakraverty S.,Numerical method for solving fuzzy initial value problems, National
Meet for Research Scholars inMathematical Sciences , IIT Kharagpur October 12 -16, 2011;
7. Sahu A. and Chakraverty S., Regression Based Neural Network for Studying the Vibration Control of the Rotor
Blade for Micro-Unmanned Helicopter, 3rd International Conference on Mechanical and Electrical Technology,
ICMET 2011, Dalian, China. August 26-27, 2011;
8. Behera Diptiranjan, Datta D. and Chakraverty S., Development of a Finite Element Solution of a Stepped
Rectangular Bar in Presence of Fuzziness in Material Properties, Proc. of the 5th International Conference on
Advances in Mechanical Engineering (ICAME-2011), SVNIT, Surat - 395 007, Gujarat, India, June 06- 08, 2011;
9. Diptiranjan Behera and S. Chakraverty, Static analysis of imprecisely defined bar with uncertain force, 39th
Annual conference of Orissa Mathematical Society and National seminar on cryptography, VIVTECH,
Bhubaneswar, Odisha, February 4 -5, 2012.
10. M.R.Tripathy and S.Kumar, Estimating Common mean and quantile of two normal populations. Paper presented
in 99th Indian Science Congress held at KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, 3-7 January 2012. ( Participated as
invited speaker)
iii)
Papers accepted for publications
1. P.K. Das and A. Behera : (T ; x*)- -invex Function andx*-GDDVIP in H-differentiable manifolds and Riemannian
n-manifolds : Accepted for publication in International Journal of Mathematical Sciences.
2. Panigrahi, S. K., Chakraverty, S. and Mishra B. K., Damage Identification of Multi Storey Shear Structure from
Sparse Modal Information, ASCE Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2011 (Accepted);
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Behera Diptiranjanand Chakraverty S., A New Method for Solving Real and Complex Fuzzy System of Linear Equations,
Computational Mathematics and Modeling, 2011
4. Panigrahi S.K., Chakraverty S. and Mishra B.K , A Technique for Damage Identification in a Multi Storey Steel
Structure using Genetic Algorithm, BIE Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 2011 M.R.Tripathy and S.
Kumar. Estimating Common Mean of a Bivariate Normal Population with Order Restricted Variances. Calcutta
Statistical Association Bulletin , vol. 63
c)
Doctoral Programme
Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Category of Fractions and CW- Prof. A. Behera
complexes
Sandhyarani
Mohapatra
Joined 2010, Course work and
registration complete.
Gap balancing Numbers
S.S. Rout
Joined Spring 2011, Course
work, registration completed,
One journal paper published.
Optimization and variational Prof. G. K. panda
Inequalities
B.B. Sahoo
Registered to Utkal Univ. in
2009, end stage
Design of Machine Translator Prof. S. Chakraverty
Based on QNN'
Ravi Narayan
Registered to Thapar Univ.
Patiala in 2009
Numerical Solution of Static and Prof. S. Chakraverty
Dynamic Problems of Imprecisely
Defined Structural Systems
Diptiranjan Behera Joined 2010,Regisrration
Compled
Solution of Fuzzy Differential Prof. S. Chakraverty
Equations'
SmitaTapaswini
Joined 2009, Registration
completed
Nano Vibrations
Prof. S. Chakraverty
Laxmi Behera
Joined 2011, Course work in
progress
Neural Network Based Modeling
Prof. S. Chakraverty
Susmita Mall
Joined
2011,
completed
Numerical Solution of Vibration Prof. S. Chakraverty
Problems
Karan Kumar
Pradhan
progress
System identification by fuzzified Prof. S. Chakraverty
neural network
Mr. Abhishek Das
progress
Numerical solutions of general Prof. S. Chakraverty
field problems
Mr. SukantaNayak Joined 2011, Registration to be
done July 2012
Vogan diagrams of Lie Super Prof. K.C. Pati
algebra
B. Ransingh
End stage
Lie Algebra and Control Theory
SaudaminiNayak
progress
AshritaPatra
Four Papers published, three
communicated
Prof. G. K. panda
Prof. K.C. Pati
"Studies of reactor constitutive Prof. S Saharay
method and analysis of Nuclear
reactor Kinetics by fractional
calculus approach"
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Course
Title
Lie group analysis for partial Prof. R.S. Tungala
differential equations
(d)
G.K. Sahu
Guide
Title of the Thesis
Remarks
Prof. G.K. Panda Variational and Quasi- An old registration to NOU.Result
variational Inequalities Published November 2011.
Sponsoring agency
--
Amount earned
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TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION /SOCIETIES
Brief report on the activities of the Association/Societies
8.
One paper published, Three
communicated
Name of the scheme
7.
B. Bira
Brief Report
Name of the Scholar
6.
Name of the Scholar
LABORATORIES
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DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. Seemita Mohanty
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. Seemita Mohanty :
Ph.D.
Prof. Jalandhar Pradhan :
Ph.D.
Prof. Bhaswati Patnaik :
Ph.D.
Prof. Nihar Ranjan Mishra :
Ph.D.
Prof. Narayan Sethi :
Ph.D.
Prof. Akshya K Rath
M.Phil
:
Prof. R.K.Biswal :
M.Phil
Prof. N.Kipgen :
M.A.
2.
DISTINCTION ACHIEVED :
a)
By Students :
Ms. MadhusmitaMohanty - Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Doctoral Fellowship
Ms. ShardaAcharya - ICSSR Doctoral Fellowship
b)
By Faculty Members :
Prof. S. Mohanty -Homi Bhabha Fellowship (2011 - 2013)
Prof. J. Pradhan - PDF at NIDI, Netherlands
Prof B.Patnaik- Nominated in 2011 as an Executive Committee Member of National Academy of Psychology -India
for two years
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
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SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSE / WORKSHOPS :
Sponsoring Agency
Self-Financing
Prof. SeemitaMohanty
Prof. Akshaya K. Rath
Title of the course
Duration
"Work Culture, Interpersonal Skills and 20-24 June
Career Growth,"
2011
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Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Akshaya K. Rath M.Phil. Programme in English
(as Resource
Person)
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open May 2011. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
University, Hyderabad
Open University,
Hyderabad
Dr. Narayan Sethi National Seminar on "Debt Crisis
(Chaired
a of
West-Concerns
and
Session)
Opportunities for India
Ispat (Auto)
Rourkela
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
Sponsored by
Impact of English and Major Indian ICSSR, New Delhi
Languages on Tribal Languages of Western
Orissa
College, 2 2 n d Ispat
(Auto)
J a n u a r y College, Rourkela
2012.
Assistance
received
D. Lakhs
Investigator
Brief report
Prof. Seemita
Mohanty
Final Report
submitted.
(July, 2011)
Impact of Popular Culture on Language Use ICSSR, New Delhi
among Youth: A Case- Study of Odisha
E. Lakhs
Prof. Seemita
Mohanty
In progress
Prison Migration and the Regulation of ICSSR, New Delhi
Colonial Sexuality: A Study of the Sexualised
Body in Andaman Penal Settlement
F. Lakhs
Akshaya K.
Rath
Sanctioned in
March 2012
A Study of Contract Farming as a Solution of ICSSR, New Delhi
Agrarian Crisis in India: The Case of Cotton
Farming in Orissa
G. Lakhs
Dr. Narayan
Sethi
Sanctioned in
March 2012
Ecotourism and Sustainable Rural ICSSR, New Delhi
Livelihoods: A Prospective Look in Western
Odisha
H. lakh
(1 year)
Dr. Nihar
Sanctioned in
Ranjan Mishra March 2012
Coal Mining, Displacement and Rural Planning
I. Lakh
Livelihoods: A Study in Mahanadi Coalfield, Commission, GOI (8 months)
Odisha
Dr. Nihar
Sanctioned in
Ranjan Mishra January 2012
Catastrophic Out-of-Pocket Health Care ICSSR, New Delhi
Expenditure and
Loss of Productivity: A Study of Economic
Impact of Malaria in Tribal
Region of Orissa
Dr. Jalandhar
Sanctioned in
Pradhan and
March 2012
Dr. Nihar
Ranjan Mishra
J. Lakh
(1 year)
b) Research Publications
i) Paper Published
1. Rath, Akshaya K."Queer Theory: Literary and Cultural Perspectives," Theories of Women and Gender Studies,
IGNOU, 2012.
2. Mohanty, S. Technology in Language Classrooms: Developing Communication Skills of Undergraduate
Engineering Students through Multimedia Presentation Assignment, TheCALL Review, Spring 2011.
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4
5
6
7
8
9
Sahoo, Kalpanaand Sethi, Narayan "Role of Agriculture on Rural Livelihood in India: An Empirical Analysis"
Jharkhand Journal of Development & Management Studies, Vol. XXXIV, March, 2011.
Sethi, Narayan "Effect of Private Foreign Capital Inflows on Economic Growth in India: An Empirical Analysis"
Asian Economic Review, Vol. 54, No (2), August, 2011.
Mishra, N. Social exclusion and marginal communities: a case of PaniPanchayat in southern Orissa, Adivasi,
January,2012.
Arokiasamy, P. & J. Pradhan. 2011. Measuring Wealth Based Health Inequality among Indian Children: The
Importance of Equity vs. Efficiency, Health Policy and Planning, Oxford University Press, 26 (5): 429-440.
Lauridsen, J & J. Pradhan. 2011. Socio-economic inequality of immunization coverage in India, Health
Economics Review, Springer, 2011 1:11
Debata, B.R., Patnaik, B., Mahapatra, S. S., Sreekuma, Development of an instrument for measuring service
quality of medical tourism in India, Int. J. Indian Culture and Business Management, Vol. 4(6),2011
Beriha, G. S., Patnaik, B., Mahapatra, S. S. and Padhee, S. Assessment of Safety Performance in Indian Industries
using Fuzzy Approach, Expert Systems with
Applications, Vol 39(3), 2012.
Books Published:
1. Book Name: "FDI and Economic Growth in India: An Econometric Investigation" (ISBN 978-3-8443-9032-2)
Author's Name - Dr. Narayan Sethi Publisher's Name- Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, Year of
Publication- August 2011
2. Book title; Displacement and Rehabilitation: Solutions for the Future, Edited by Nihar Ranjan Mishra and K
KMisra, Publisher's name: Gyan Publishing House, New Delhi and IGRMS, Bhopal. ISBN Number: 978-81-2121160-4
3. Book title: Clustering of Child Mortality: A case study of Orissa, Authors name: Jalandhar Pradhan, Publisher
name: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, ISBN 13: 978-3-8433-9434-5, Year: 2011
K.
Paper Presented in Conference/ Seminar/ Symposia:
1. Rath, Akshaya K. "Ethno-Sexual Boundaries and Non-normativity: A Comparative Study of Agha Shahid Ali
and Hoshang Merchant" at International Conference on "Minority Discourses Across Cultures" organized by
Department of English, Central University of Rajasthan, and Comparative Literature Association of India,
New Delhi, at Ajmer, from February 26-28, 2012.
2. Mohanty, S. "Incorporating Multimedia into Language Classrooms: Making Language Learning Technologically
Appealing," 10th International AsiaCALL Conference 2011, Language Center, International College for
Sustainability Studies, Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, February 9th - 11th 2012.
3. Shahida and Mohanty, S. "Teaching Business Communication to Engineering Students with Techniques of
Information and Communication Technology" presented at International Conference on Strategic
Communication: Learning from Mistakes, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun. 4th -5th
Nov, 2011.
4. Shahidaand Mohanty, S. "Othering the Disabled Body: Omkara, Othello and Politics" presented at International
Conference on 'Minority Discourses', CLAI, Central University of Rajasthan, BandraSindri (Ajmer) 26th Feb 28th Feb, 2012.
5. Acharya, Sharda and Mohanty, S. "What comes first: Communication or Language?" presented at International
Conference on'Consultations and Experience Sharing on Role of Humanities and Social Sciences in Holistic
Development of Future Technocrats: Looking Ahead,' Organized by the Department of Humanities and Social
Sciences, Jaypee University of Information Technology, Himachal Pradesh, 23rd - 24th Sept. 2011
6. Sethi, Narayan "Capital Flows and their Macroeconomic Impact in India: An VAR Analysis", at 16th World
Congress of the International Economic Association 2011 (IEA, 2011) organized by International Economic
Association with Tsinghua University, Beijing, China held from 4th - 8th July, 2011.
7. Patnaik B., Perception of Organizational Learning: A study in Indian Technological Institutes. In the Symposium
(Attitude of Indian Workers) organized in XXI Annual Convention of NAOP held at IRMA during December 12
-14, 2011.
8. Biswal, R.K., Development of Children's Perception of Emotion in Emoticons, Self and Significant others
organized by XXI Annual Convention of NAOP held at IRMA during December 12 -14, 2011
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9. Kipgen, N. "Jhumming as defining feature of Kuki identity in Northeast India" at International Conference on
"ASA12: Arts and Aesthetics in a globalizing world" organized by The Association of Social Anthropologists
of the UK and Commonwealth, at JNU, New Delhi from 3rd April to 6th April, 2012.
10. Mishra, N. Self Governance and Marginal Communities: Some Reflection on Participatory Irrigation
Management in Coastal India at International Conference on History, Society and Culture, during November
4-6, 2011, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
11. Mishra, N. Governing the Commons: Some Reflection on Participatory Irrigation Management in Odisha, at
National Seminar on livelihood in the arena of globalization: problems and prospects rganized by Department
of Sociology, Sambalpur University, Sambalpur, from March 16-17, 2012
12. Mishra, N. &SoumyaMohanty, MGNREGS and Tribal Livelihoods: A Case Study from Western Odisha at National
Seminar on Issues and Challenges in Tribal Areas, organized by the Department of Anthropology, University
of Hyderabad, Hyderabad during March 29-30, 2012.
13. Dhananjay K. & N. R. Mishra, New-Agro Technology and Traditional Agricultural Knowledge: Some Reflection
from Tribal India at National Seminar on Indian Tribes: Contemporary Issues, Organised by Department of
Anthropology, VinobaBhave University, Hazaribag, Jharkhand, during November 16-17, 2011.
14. Dhananjay K. & N. R. Mishra, New Agro-technology and its impact on Rural Women in India at All India
Sociological Conference, Organised by Centre for the Study of Social Systems School of Social Sciences,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, during December 10-13,2012.
15. Dhananjay K. & N. R. Mishra, Traditional Knowledge System, Livelihood and Empowerment Some Reflection
from Tribal India at National Seminar on Issues and Challenges in Tribal Areas organized by Department of
Anthropology, University of Hyderabad, during March 29-30, 2012.
16. Suman Devi and N.R Mishra, Community Participation and Natural Resource management: Some Reflections
from India at XXXVII All -India Sociological Conference, rganized by Department of Sociology, JNU, New
Delhi, during December 11-13, 2011.
17. Suman Devi and N.R Mishra, Watershed Development Programmes and its impact on Livelihoods: some
selected Cases from India at National Seminar on Livelihood in the Arena of Globalization: Problems and
Prospects, Organised by Department of Sociology, Sambalpur University, Sambalpur, during March 16-17,
2012.
18. Das, N. & N. R. Mishra, Mining and Tribal Livelihoods: Some Reflections from MCL Odisha at National
seminar on Indian Tribes: Contemporary Issues rganized by Department of Anthropology, VinobaBhave
University, Hazaribag, Jharkhand, during 16th -17th November, 2011.
19. Das, N. & N. R. Mishra, The Social Cost of Mining: Some Reflections from the IB Valley Coalfield of Odisha, at
National Seminar on Livelihood in the Arena of Globalisation: Problems and Prospects, rganized by Department
of Sociology, Sambalpur University, during 16th - 17th, March, 2012.
L.
Paper accepted for Publication:
1. Rath, Akshaya K. Encyclopedia Entry, "Poetry". Encyclopedia of the Middle East and South Asia.Ed. Prof.
Gordon D. Newby, Emory University. (Accepted; 2012)
2. Rath, Akshaya K. "The Upside-Down Swan: SunitiNamjoshi," KavyaBharati, American College, Madurai.
(Accepted; 2012)
3. Rath, Akshaya K. "Poetics of the Sexualized Body during the Raj: The Andaman Connection." Gay Sub-Cultures
and Literatures: The Indian Projections. Eds. Sukhbir Singh and Hoshang Merchant. IIAS, Shimla. (Accepted;
2012)
4. Patnaik, B., G.S. Beriha, N. Singh and S.S. Mahapatra:"Organizational Learning in Educational Settings : An
Indian Perspective" , In The Learning Organization (Accepted 2012)
5. Arokiasamy, P. and J. Pradhan. "Maternal Health Care In India: Access and Demand Determinants", Primary
Health Care Research & Development, Cambridge University Press 2012
6. Arokiasamy, P., K. Jain, S. Goli and J. Pradhan. "Health Inequalities Among Urban Children In India: A
Comparative Assessment Of Empowered Action Group (EAG) And South Indian States", Journal of Biosocial
Science, Cambridge University Press 2012
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Title
Name of Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Cultural Construction of the Thugee Akshaya K. Rath (supervisor) Haresh K. Satpathy
Cult
S. Mohanty (co-supervisor)
Doing Course Work
Issues in Leadership: A Study of Prof. SeemitaMohanty
Select Shakespearean Tragedies
Ms. Shahida
Thesis to be submitted.
Ecotourism vis-à-vis Rural Culture Prof. SeemitaMohanty
and Livelihood: a Case-Study of Prof. NiharRanjan Mishra
Western Orissa
(Co- supervisor)
Ms. Manasi
Gahana
Youth Culture and Language use: the Prof. Seemita Mohanty
Changing Dimensions.
Ms. Sharada Acharya
PhD registration seminar
completed.
A Needs-Based Approach to Prof. Seemita Mohanty
Teaching and Learning of English for
Engineering Purposes
Ms. Priya S
Thesis submitted and
examined.
(Defense
Seminarawaited).
Foreign Aid and Economic Dr. NarayanSethi
Development: An Empirical
Analysis of South Asian Countries
Ms. KalpanaSahoo
Finalization
of
Chapterization and Started
Thesis Writing
Impact of FIIs on Indian Stock Dr. NarayanSethi
Market: A Case Study of NSE and BSE
Ms.
Madhusmita Finalization of Proposal
Mohanty
and Data Collection
Evaluating and Modeling Service Dr (Ms) B. Patnaik,
Quality in Medical Tourism: A Study Co supervisor:
in Indian Perspective
Prof S.S. Mahapatra
Mr. Bikash Ranjan Data Analysis continuing
Debata
Occupational Health and Safety Dr (Ms) B. Patnaik,
(OHS) Issues in
Co supervisor:
Social Marketing
Prof S.S. Mahapatra
Mr. Gouri Shankar Thesis submitted
Beriha
Coal Mining, Displacement and the Dr. NiharRanjanMishra
Rural Livelihoods: A Case Study in
the IB Valley Coalfield of Odisha
Ms. Nabanita Das
Data collection
Institutionalizing Community Dr. NiharRanjanMishra
Participation in Watershed
Management & Sustainable
Development: A Case Study from
Western Odisha
Ms. Suman Devi
Data collection
New Agrotechnology and its Impact Dr. NiharRanjanMishra
on Rural Social Institutions in
Western Uttar Prades
Mr. Dhananjay Kumar PhD registration seminar
completed.
Reproductive Health Challenges Dr. Jalandhar Pradhan
and Coping Strategies: A Case of Dr. NiharRanjanMishra (Co
Women Construction Workers
supervisor)
Ms. Ananya.Patra
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Rani PhD registration seminar
completed.
PhD registration seminar
completed.
Name of Supervisor
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Industrialization, Displacement, Dr. Jalandhar Pradhan
Ms. AntarjeetaNayak
Health and Environment
Dr. NiharRanjan Mishra (Co
supervisor)
Doing Course Work
Socio-economic Inequality in Dr. Jalandhar Pradhan
Health and Health Care Utilization:
A Case Study of Rural Elderly in
Orissa
Data Analysis
Title
(d)
Ms. PallaviBanjare
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Dr.Pravat Surya Kar
d)
Title of the thesis
Dr (Ms) B. Patnaik,
Guide
Name of the Student
Brief Report
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-e)
Sl. No.
01.
Name of the Speaker
Sponsoring agency
--
8.
Title
Prof. M.B.Sharan, Formerly, Professor and Head, Dept. of Spiritual Development and Counseling and
Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT, Kharagpur.
Building Relationships
Name of the scheme
7.
Buyer-Seller Relationship in
Retail Selling of Financial
Services
Title
6.
Remarks
Amount earned
--
--
Cost (Lakhs)
--
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TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/SOCIETIES :
Dr. S. Mohanty: Member, International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL),
Linguistic Society of India (LSI), English Language Teachers Association of India (ELTAI), Indian Association of
Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies (IACLALS).
Dr. Akshaya K.Rath, Member, Comparative Literature Association of India, New Delhi.
Dr. Narayan Sethi, The Indian Econometric Society (TIES), India and American Economic Association (AEA),
U.S.A.
Dr. B.Patnaik,Member, APA, NAOP, India, International Association of Applied Psychology(IAAP), Indian Acad
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emy of Applied Psychology
R.K. Biswal, Member, National Academy of Psychology, India
Dr. NiharRanajn Mishra, Member, Indian Sociological Society, Odisha Sociological Association, Indian Anthropological Congress
Dr. Jalandhar Pradhan,Member in the Association of Human Development and Capability Approach (HDCA);
International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP); International Development Evaluation Association (IDEAS)
9.
LABORATORIES :Multimedia Digital Language Lab / Statistical Lab.
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DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCE
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
FACULTIES
Prof. Samir Kumar Patra
Ph.D.
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. Samir Kumar Patra :
Ph.D.
Prof. Sujit K. Bhutia :
Ph.D
Prof. Bismita Nayak :
Ph.D.
Prof. Surajit Das :
Ph.D.
Prof. Bibekanand Mallick :
Ph.D
Dr. Suman Jha :
Ph.D
Dr. Rasu Jayabalan :
Ph.D
2.
DISTINCTION ACHIEVED :
(a)
BY Students
Six students, Mr. Chandra Sekhar Bhol, Mr. Debasis Nayak, Mr. Debadutta Bhoi, Ms. Moumita Sahoo, Ms. Supriya
Kumari and Ms. Sobha Biswal qualified GATE with good GATE score during year 2011-2012.
Two M.Sc. students: Mr. Tapas Tripathy and Ms. Manisha Dash were selected for Summer Research Fellowship
programme-2012 offered jointly by Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, Indian National Science Academy,
New Delhi, and The National Academy of Sciences, India, Allahabad for 2 months at Ambedkar Centre for Biomedical
Research, Delhi and NISER, Bhubaneswar respectively.
M.Sc. student, Mr. Sandeep Dey was offered summer internship by Biocon Limited, Bangalore. All other students
are offered positions for summer training in various institutes of repute.
Our MSc and PhD students have participated in seminars and international conferences in and outside NIT
Rourkela.
BY PhD Students
Ms. Swayamsiddha Kar was invited in the 1st Global Cancer Genomics Consortium TMC Symposium, ACTREC,
Mumbai (10-12 November 2011).
Mr. Pradipta R. Rauta was invited to deliver an oral paper presentation at national seminar "Trends in microbial
bioremediation of contaminated soil" held on 24-25 September 2011 at PG Department of Microbiology, OUAT,
Bhubaneswar.
Mrs. Neelam Mangwani executed part of her Ph.D research work at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre of Indira
Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam for 2 months (Dec, 2011- Jan, 2012).
BY Faculty members
Dr. Samir K. Patra :
Invited as a Speaker to "NATIONAL SEMINAR ON CURRENT TRENDS IN CHEMISTRY -VI (NSCTC-VI)" organised by the
Dept. of Chemistry, Kalyani University, West Bengal under the auspicious of U.G.C.-S.A.P.
Life member of the Indian Science Congress Association, Kolkata.
(b)
(c)
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Dr. Sujit Kumar Bhutia
Invited as Chief Guest for Annual Seminar of Zoology Department, Christ College, Cuttack, on 22nd Feb 1012.
Dr. (Ms.) Bismita Nayak
Bismita Nayak, Invited Lecture on "Chitosan coated PLA/PLGA nanoparticles for delivery of drugs and therapeutic
proteins" at International world conference on Nanomedicine and drug delivery 2011 (WCN 2011) held at Kottayam,
Kerala, India from 11-03-2011 to 13-03-2011.
Bismita Nayak, Oral Presentation on "Formulation and Characterization of Chitosan coated PLA and PLGA
encapsulated microparticles for vaccine development" at "International conference on Bioengineering and
Biotechnology (ICBB 2011)" held from 28-30 November, 2011, at Venice, Italy.
Dr. Surajit Das :
Rapporteur in the session 'Hydrogeochemical assessment of coastal zones' at the National Conference on "Mangrove
wetlands and near shore marine ecosystems from sustainability issues to management and restoration" held
from 5-6th March, 2012 at School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
Invited as Chief Guest at the Annual Life Science Seminar, Municipal College, Rourkela on 13th January, 2012 and
delivered a talk on "Microbial world and role of microorganisms in bioremediation".
Life member (L-18910) of the Indian Science Congress Association, Kolkata.
M.Phil (Microbiology) thesis evaluator of Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College (Autonomous, A+ grade by NACC),
Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu.
Ph.D (Environmental Science) thesis evaluator of University of Calcutta in 2011.
Dr. Bibekanand Mallick
3rd reprint of the book "Bioinformatics: Principles and Applications" was published by Oxford University Press
because of high demand.
Life Member of Indian Science Congress Association (2011 - )
Life Member of Biotechnology Research Society (2012 -)
Invited to Editorial Board of Journal of Clinical Bioinformatics, an international journal.
3.
4.
(a)
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM, COURSES/ WORKSHOPS:
Conducted in the department
Sponsoring Agency
Title of the course
Duration
--
--
--
--
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Dr. Samir K.
Patra
EMBO conference on Histone EMBO, European
Variants and Genome Regulation Molecular Biology
(w11-17), 11-histone variants.
Organization
October 12-14, IGBMC,
2011
Strasbourg,
France
Dr. Samir K.
Patra
National Seminar on Current Kalyani University, West
Trends in Chemistry - VI (NSCTC-VI) Bengal, India,
March 02, 2012 Kalyani
University
Dr. Sujit
Kumar Bhutia
Autophagy Conference 2011
December 7-11, Occidental
2011
Grand Xcaret,
Mexico
Dr. Sujit
Kumar Bhutia
Annual Seminar of Zoology Department of Zoology,
Department, Christ College
Christ College
Feb 22, 2012
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Christ College,
Cuttack
Name of the staff
Course/Seminar
Organization
Period
Venue
Dr. Bismita
Nayak
International conference on
Bioengineering and Biotechnology
(ICBB 2011)
28-30
November
Dr. Bismita
Nayak
International world conference on
Nanomedicine and drug delivery
2011 (WCN 2011)
11-03-2011 to Kottayam,
13-03-2011
Kerala, India
Dr. Surajit Das 5th SOLAS Summer School
Institut d'Etudes
Scientifiques de Cargèse,
France
Venice, Italy
August 19 - Cargese, France
September 10,
2011
Dr. Surajit Das National conference on "Mangrove JNU, New Delhi
wetlands and near shore marine
ecosystems from sustainability
issues to management and
restoration"
March
2012
Dr. Suman Jha
Annual Meeting of the Indian Central Leather Research
Biophysical Society (IBS-2012)
Institute, University of
Madras
January 19-22, University of
2012.
Madras,
Maraimalai
(Guindy)
campus,
Chennai
Dr. R.
Jayabalan
International Workshop
Thermal Processing
December 9, Karunya
2011
University,
Coimbatore,
Tamil Nadu,
India
Dr. R.
Jayabalan
Short Term Skill Development Indian Institute of Crop
Programme on "Cold Chain Processing Technology
Management in Food Processing (IICPT)
Sector"
Feb 16-18, 2012 IICPT,
Thanjavur,
Tamil Nadu,
India
Dr. R.
Jayabalan
National Training Programme on Sardar Swaran Singh
"Bioenergy Technology"
National Institute of
Renewable Energy
(SSSNIRE)
March 16-17, SSSNIRE,
2012
Kapurthala,
Punjab, India
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
on Dept. of Food Processing
and Engineering, Karunya
University
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5-6, New Delhi,
India
Title of the scheme
received
DBT, Ministry of Received Dr. Surajit Das
Science
&
(PI),
Technology, Govt
Dr. S K Patra
of India.
(CO-PI)
Sponsored by
Studies on association between biofilm
formation and quorum sensing
autoinducer in potential marine bacteria
for enhanced utilization in bioremediation
Autophagic cell death induction with abrus DBT, Ministry of Received
agglutinin
Science
&
Technology, Govt
of India.
Dr. Sujit
Bhutia
Brief report
Marine
bacterial
isolates have been
checked for biofilm
formation
and
tolerance of metals and
utilization of PAHs
K. BT/PR15090/GBD/27/
309/2011
(b)
i) Paper Published
1. Kar S, Deb M, Sengupta D, Shilpi A, Bhutia SK and Patra SK (2012) Intricacies of hedgehog signaling: A
perspective in tumorigenesis. Revised MS submitted to Exp Cell Res
2. Deb M, Sengupta D and Patra SK (2012) Integrin-Epigenetics: A system with imperative impact on cancer.
Cancer Metast. Rev.; DOI 10.1007/s10555-011-9341-9.
3. Patra A, Deb M, Dahiya R, and Patra SK (2011) 5-Aza-2'-deoxycytidine stress response and apoptosis in
prostate cancer. Clin Epigenet, 2: 339-348
4. Patra SK, Deb M and Patra A (2011) Epigenetic Marks for identifying developmental and cancer stem cells.
Clin Epigenet 2:27-53.
5. Chen D, Yoo BK, Santhekadur PK, Gredler R, Bhutia SK, Das SK, Fuller C, Su ZZ, Fisher PB, Sarkar D. Insulin-like
Growth Factor-Binding Protein-7 Functions as a Potential Tumor Suppressor in Hepatocellular Carcinoma.
Clin Cancer Res. 2011;17:6693-701.
6. Azab B, Dash R, Das SK, Bhutia SK, Shen XN, Quinn BA, Sarkar S, Wang XY, Hedvat M, Dmitriev IP, Curiel DT,
Grant S, Dent P, Reed JC, Pellecchia M, Sarkar D, Fisher PB. Enhanced delivery of mda-7/IL-24 using a serotype
chimeric adenovirus (Ad.5/3) in combination with the Apogossypol derivative BI-97C1 (Sabutoclax) improves
therapeutic efficacy in low CAR colorectal cancer cells. J Cell Physiol. 2011. doi: 10.1002/jcp.22947.
7. Bhutia SK, Das SK, Kegelman TP, Azab B, Dash R, Su ZZ, Wang XY, Rizzi F, Bettuzzi S, Lee SG, Dent P, Grant S, Curiel
DT, Sarkar D, Fisher PB. mda-7/IL-24 differentially regulates soluble and nuclear clusterin in prostate cancer.
J Cell Physiol. 2011. doi: 10.1002/jcp.22904.
8. Dash, S. P., S. Pasayat, H. R. Dash, S. Das, R. J. Butcher and R. Dinda, 2012. Oxovanadium(V) complexes
incorporating tridentate aroylhydrazoneoximes: Synthesis, characterizations and antibacterial activity.
Polyhedron, 31: 524-529.
9. Das, S., 2011. Biochemical and physical interactions between the ocean and atmosphere in a changing
environment. Int. J. Integrative Biol., 12 (1): 15-16.
10. Mallick B and Ghosh Z. (2012) Probing evolutionary biography of microRNAs and associated factors. Current
Genomics 13(2): 144-152.
11. Mallick B and Ghosh Z. (2011) A complex crosstalk between polymorphic microRNA target sites and AD
prognosis. RNA Biol. 8(4): 665-673.
12. Mallick B, Chakrabarti J & Ghosh Z (2011) MicroRNA reins in embryonic and cancer stem cells. RNA Biology
8(3), 415 - 426.
ii) Paper presented in conference/ seminar/symposia
1. Patra SK, Deb M, Sengupta D, Kar S and Shilpi A (2012) Molecular mechanisms of DNA-methylation during
development, ageing and cancer: DNA-methyltransferase and DNA -demethylase in action. In: National
Seminar on Current Trends in Chemistry - VI (NSCTC-VI), Kalyani University, West Bengal, India, 02 March
2012
2. Patra SK, Deb M, Sengupta D, Kar S and Shilpi A (2012) Reversible methylation at DNA-cytosine-5-carbon by
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DNA methyltransferase and possible mechanism of inhibition by 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine. In: Biochemical Society Annual
Symposium, Cambridge, UK, 10-12 January 2012. P014 [http://www.biochemistry.org/Conferences/
AllConferences/tabid/379/View/Posters/MeetingNo/SA127/Default.aspx]
3. Kar S, Deb M, Sengupta D, Shilpi A and Patra SK (2011) DNA methylation as a Prognostic Marker: Diagnostic
and therapeutic implications in cancer research. In: The 1st Global Cancer Genomics Consortium TMC
Symposium, ACTREC, Mumbai, India, 10-12 November 2011.
4. Patra SK, Patra A, Deb M and Sengupta D (2011) DNA methylation and Histone modifications around Clusterin
and RASSF1A genes in Human Prostate Cancer. In: Histone Variants and Genome Regulation (w11-17), 11histone-variants, IGBMC, Strasbourg, France, 12 - 14 October, 2011
5. Bhutia SK, Das SK, Sarkar D, Fisher PB. Astrocyte elevated gene-1 activates AMPK in response to cellular
metabolic stress and promotes protective autophagy. Autophagy conference 2011. Occidental Grand Xcaret,
Xcaret, Mexico (7-11 December 2011)
6. Bismita Nayak, Chitosan coated PLA/PLGA nanoparticles for delivery of drugs and therapeutic proteins" at
International world conference on Nanomedicine and drug delivery 2011 (WCN 2011) held at Kottayam,
Kerala, India from 11-03-2011 to 13-03-2011.
7. Bismita Nayak, "Formulation and Characterization of Chitosan coated PLA and PLGA encapsulated
microparticles for vaccine development" at "International conference on Bioengineering and Biotechnology
(ICBB 2011)" held from 28-30 November, 2011, at Venice, Italy.
8. Pradipta R. Rauta, Rohini N and Bismita Nayak, "Bioleaching of slime metal ores collected from Joda mines
of Orissa by the use of bacillus species" at national seminar "Trends in microbial bioremediation of
contaminated soil" held on 24-25 September 2011 at PG Department of Microbiology, OUAT, Bhubaneswar.
9. Manalee Surve, Krishna Pramanik, Sunil K. Sarangi and Bismita Nayak, "a review on targetting cryopreservation
induced cell death", presented by Manalee Surve at International Conference on Tissue Engineering and
Regenerative Medicine, 30-09-2011 to 02-10-2011, Department of Biotechnology and Medical Engineering,
NIT Rourkela, Orissa.
10. Madhusmita Dhupal, Bismita Nayak and Mihir K Dash, "Isolation, characterization of probiotic lacticacid
bacteria from kitchen waste and from fresh water fish intestine", presented by Madhusmita Dhupal at 52nd
Annual conference of Association of Microbiologists of India (AMI 2011), International conference on
microbial Biotechnology for sustainable development, pp-503, November 3-6, 2011, Punjab University,
Chandigarh.
11. Dash, H. R. and S. Das, 2012. Mercury resistant marine bacterial population from Bhitarkanika mangrove
ecosystems, Odisha. (Abstract). National conference on Mangrove wetlands and near shore marine ecosystems
from sustainability issues to management and restoration, School of Environmental Sciences, JNU, p. 48.
12. Jha, S et al. Effects of heparin on amylin fibrillization. ANNUAL MEETING OF INDIAN BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY' at
the University of Madras from 19th to 21st of January, Chennai, India.
13. Jha S, Patil SM, Gibsion J, Nelson C, Alder, NN. Effects of heparin on amylin fibrillization. Biophysical Society
56th Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, February 25-29, 2012.
iii) Paper accepted for publication:
1. Das, S., P. S. Lyla and S. Ajmal Khan, 2012. Distribution and Diversity of Culturable, Aerobic Heterotrophic
Benthic Bacteria in the Continental Slope of Bay of Bengal: Linked Abiotic Factors including Tsunami. Russian
Journal of Marine Biology, 38 (4) (in press).
iv) Books
1. Bioinformatics-Principles and Applications, Zhumur Ghosh and Bibekanand Mallick. (2012, 3rd reprint)
Oxford University Press [ISBN-9780195692303].
2. Regulatory RNAs: Basics, Methods and Applications, Bibekanand Mallick and Zhumur Ghosh (2012) Ed.
Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany. ISBN-978-3-642-22516-1 (Hardcover).
Book Chapters :
1. Ghosh Z and Mallick B. Renaissance of regulatory RNAs. In Ghosh/Mallick (Eds.) Regulatory RNAs: Basics,
Methods and Applications, Springer-Verlag, 2012.
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(c)
Name of Supervisor
Title
Name of the Scholar
Brief Report
Progress is good.
Ph. D. Registration is complete.
Cancer Biology and Epigenetics
Dr. Samir K. Patra 1. Moonmoon Deb
2. Dipta Sengupta
Course work is complete. Progress is
Dr. Samir K. Patra 3. Arunima Shilpi
4. Swayamsiddha Kar good.
Dr. Samir K. Patra 5. Ms Sabnam Parbin
Joined recently as DST-INSPIRE fellow
Autophagy and Apoptosis
Dr. S.K. Bhutia
1. Ms. Nandini Das
Deciphering role of poly aromatic
hydrocarbon
in
human
carcinogenesis
Dr. S.K. Bhutia
2. Mr. Subhadip
Mukhopadhyay
Autophagy, autophagic death and
apoptosis connection and its role in
cancer
Dr. S.K. Bhutia
3. Ms. Niharika Sinha Deciphering role of cancer stem cells
to therapy resistance in oral cancer
Dr. S.K. Bhutia
4. Mr. Prashanta
Panda
Autophagic cell death induction with
abrus agglutinin
Studies on marine bacterial Dr. Surajit Das
biofilms and bioremediation
1. Neelam Mangwani
2.Bandhan Chatterjee
(DBT project)
Registration seminar is done.
Resigned in March, 2012.
Mercury resistant bacterial Dr. Surajit Das
population along Odisha coast
3. Hirak R Das
Registration seminar is done.
Cadmium resistant bacteria and Dr. Surajit Das
bioremediation
3. Jaya Chakraborty
Progress is good.
Bioactive compounds from marine Dr. Surajit Das
microorganisms
5. Yugal K Mohanta
DST- INSPIRE supported fellow.
Progress is good.
Molecular medicine
Dr. Bismita Nayak 1. Pradipta Routa
Bioethanol production
Dr.R. Jayabalan
(d)
1. Ms. Indira Dash
Ph.D registration complete. Progress
is good.
Bioprospecting Lignocellulosic
enzymes from termites for the
production of bioethanol. She joined
in Jan, 2012. Progress is good.
Completing 1st semester course work
during April, 2012.
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Title of the Thesis
Remarks
--
--
--
--
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Name of the
supervisor
Students (On-going)
Molecular Biology,
Biochemistry,
Epigenetics and
Cancer Biology
Dr Samir K Patra
1. Mr Debdutta Bhoi
2. Ms Sobha Biswal
3. Ms Subhosmita Mondal
4. Mr Gagan K Panigrahi
5. Mr Somya R Patra
6. Mr Annapurna Sahoo
7. Ms Moumita Sahoo
8. Ms Saswati Swain
9. Mr Akash Tiwary
10. Ms Himani Sethi
Satisfactory
Cell and
Developmental
Biology
Dr. Sujit K. Bhutia
1. Mr Chandan Das
2. Mr Chandra Sekhar Bhol
3. Ms Sneha Prasad
4. Ms Abhipsa Mishra
5. Ms Sangeeta Minz
6. Ms Rekha Marndi
7. Ms Nitu Majhi
8. Ms Archana Bhoi
Satisfactory
Microbiology and
Environmental biology
/sciences
Dr Surajit Das
1. Ms S Chakraborty
2. Ms R Sinha
3. Ms R Nair
4. Ms S Srivastava
5. Ms K Parimala
6. Ms S Kumari
7. Ms M Mishra
8. Ms K Sahoo
9. Mr S Samal
Satisfactory
Drug delivery,
Molecular medicine
and Ageing
Ms B Nayak
1. Mr Debasis Nayak
2. Ms Swati Chauhan
3. Mr Niladri M Das
4. Mr Gouri S Haripal
5. Ms Sonita Pradhan
6. Ms Rashmirekha Sahoo
7. Mr Karamjit Singh
8. Ms Pooja Thakur
Satisfactory
Field of research
(g)
Sl. No.
Name of the Speaker
-6.
Brief Report
Title
--
--
Name of the scheme
--
Sponsoring agency
Amount earned
-National Institute of Technology
Rourkela
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7.
Available Instruments :
Serial No.
8.
Manufacturer Company
1
Electronic Balance
Sartorius
DSA224S-CW
2
q-RT PCR
Eppendorf
Swift Spectrum 48
(Epgradient S)
3
AKTA prime
GE Health science
11001313
4
Fluorescence microscope with CCD
camera
Olympus
IX71
5
Biosafety cabinet
Thermo Fisher
1386 A2
6
Mutation detection system
BioRad
7
Liquid nitrogen tank
INOX
IX-35,IX-45, IN-50
8
Centrifuge
Eppendorf
5430R
9
Film processor
ULTIMA
ULTIMA-X5051
10
Sonicator
11
Spectrophotometer
Perkin Elmer
Lamda 35
12
Spectrofluorometer
Perkin Elmer
LS 55
13
Inverted microscope
Olympus
CKX-31
14
Floor Top centrifuge
Hitachi
CR22G-III
LFC-110U
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION/SOCIETIES
Brief report on the activities of the Association/ Societies
9.
Cost (Lakhs)
LABORATORIES:
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Cell and Developmental Biology
Environmental Microbiology and Ecology
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SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF
HEAD
Prof. S. K. Rath
Ph.D.
FACULTIES
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Prof. C. K. Sahoo :
Ph.D.
Prof. R.K.Panda :
MBA
Prof. D. Bag :
Ph.D.
Prof. S.Uzma :
MBA
Prof. M.Padhi :
MBA
2.
a) By Student :
3.
4.
Name of the course
Students Admitted
--
--
--
SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, SUMMER SCHOOL, WINTER SCHOOL, SHORT TERM COURSE / WORKSHOPS :
Sponsoring Agency
Title of the course
Duration
--
--
--
--
Name of the staff
Dr. D. Bag
Course/Seminar
Organization
2nd International Conference on
Infrastructure Finance
5.
RESEARCH :
(a)
Research Scheme :
Title of the scheme
--
b)
i)
Paper Published:
IIT Kharagpur
Sponsored by
--
Rourkela
Assistance
received
--
180
Period
Venue
28-30th
Kharagpur
December 2011
Investigator
Brief report
--
--
1. Padhi, M. (2011). Ameliorating acculturative stress in mergers and acquisitions. In S.Anand, I. Kumar and A.
Srivastava (Eds.) Challenges of the twenty first century: A transdisciplinary perspective. India, Macmillan.
2. Sahoo, C. K. and Das, S. (2011), "Employee Empowerment: A Strategy towards Workplace Commitment",
European Journal of Business and Management, 3(11): 46-54.
3. Sahoo, C. K; Das, S. and Sundaray, B. K. (2011), "Strategic Human Resource Management: The Key Drivers",
Employment Relations Record, 11(2): 18-32.
4. Sharma, R; Sahoo, C. K. and Sundaray B. K. (2011), "Exploration of Possible Means towards Managing People
side of Change", Training and Development Journal, January-June, 2(1): 62-71.
5. Sahoo, C. K; and Das, S. (2011), "Employee Empowerment and Organizational Outcomes: The Strategic
Integration", Indian Journal of Training and Development, October-December, 41(4): 31-38.
6. Sahoo, C. K. and Sundaray, B. K. (2011), "Quality of Work Life Initiatives: Implications of Industrial Relations
System", Growth: Journal of the Management Training Institute, SAIL, Ranchi, October-December, 39(3): 1422.
7. Bag Dinabandhu, "Growth of Retail Credit and its composition in Indian Banking: A Macro Evaluation.
International Journal of Computing and Corporate Research, Vol. 2 (3), May 2012, ISSN (Online), 2249-054X.
8. Bag Dinabandhu, "Managing Retail Credit Risk: An Application of the Information Model", Asian Profile,
Canada, Vol. 40 (1), 2012, ISSN 0304-8675.
9. Bag Dinabandhu, "Stress Testing of the Banking Sector in Credit Risk Framework" Prajanan, NIBM Journal,
Pune, April-June 2012, , ISSN:0970-8448.
10. Panda, Rajeev Ku & Sreekumar (2012). Marketing Channel Choice and Marketing Efficiency Assessment in
Agribusiness, Journal of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing, Taylor & Francis, 24 (3).
11. Panda, Rajeev Ku & Sreekumar (2012). Prioritizing issues in agribusiness using ridit analysis: An Indian
perspective, World Journal of Agricultural Sciences, IDOSI, 8 (1): 80-88.
12. Panda, Rajeev Ku., Das, T.K. & Sreekumar (2012). Identifying the Risk Involved in Vegetable Business: An
Empirical Study in India, International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management, Inderscience, 5
(4):438-457.
13. Uzma. S.H. (2011), "Challenges of Reporting Intangibles Assets in the Financial Statements", The IUP Journal
of Accounting Research & Audit Practices, Vol. 10(4), PP. 1-11.
ii)
Paper Presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposia:
1. Padhi, M., and Pattnaik, S. (2012). Role of Integration-Segmentation in Work Family Conflict and Enrichment.
Paper accepted at International Society for the Study of Work and Organizational Values, June 24-27, Goa,
India.
2. Padhi, M. (2012). A resource perspective to delineating the boundary strategy between work and family of
software employees in the Indian IT sector. Paper accepted for 28th EGOS Colloquium 'Design!?' July 5-7,
Helsinki, Finland
3. Bag, Dinabandhu (2011), Paper Presented at International Conference on Infrastructure Finance, "Capital
Structure of Real Estate Firms In Emerging Market: An Analysis Of The Indian Capital Market", VGSOM, IIT
Kharagpur, 28-30th December 2011.
4. Jena, S. and Sahoo, C. K. (2011), "Attaining Performance Excellence through continuous Performance
Improvement Culture: A Theoretical Proposition" presented in absentia in International Conference on
Business, Strategy and Management held during 25th - 26th June, 2011, Kolkata.
iii)
Paper accepted for Publication
1. Sahoo, C. K. and Jena, S., "Organizational Performance Management System: Exploring the Manufacturing
Sectors" accepted for publication in Industrial and Commercial Training.
2. Sahoo, C. K. and Mishra, S., "Performance Management: Promoting High Performing Workforce" accepted for
publication in Human Resource Management International Digest.
3. Sahoo, C. K. and Mishra, S., "A Framework towards Employee Engagement: The PSU Experience" accepted for
publication in ASCI Journal of Management, Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad.
4. Bag Dinabandhu, "Transaction Costs and Efficiency in Intermediation", Journal of Service Research, Volume
13, No. 1, April 2013, ISSN 0972-4702.
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"Competency based Executive
Performance Assessment in
Manufacturing Units: An Empirical
Analysis"
(d)
Dr. C. K. Sahoo
Sambedna Jena
The study will discuss the background
of competence based performance
management processes for development
of middle and lower level executives and
their managerial capabilities with a
view to integrate individual goal in
tandem with the corporate vision.
Name of the Scholar
Guide
Title of the Thesis
Remarks
--
--
--
--
f)
Name of the Thesis
Name of the Guide
--
--
Popular Lectures by Outside Experts:
Sl. No.
Name of the Speaker
1.
Mr. S. K. Chhabra
GM Marketing, RSP, SAIL
Title
"Marketing Process Overview in RSP" on November 28th, 2011 at 5.30PM
Name of the scheme
Sponsoring agency
-7.
Brief Report
(e)
6.
Name of the
Scholar
Name of Supervisor
Title
Amount earned
--
--
Cost (Lakhs)
--
--
Brief report on the activities of the Association/Societies.
Marketing Club of the department was formed on October 27th, 2011and outside speakers were invited to give a
talk.
9.
LABORATORIES:
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1.
HEAD
ACADEMIC STAFF
Prof. Bibhuti Bhusan Biswal
Ph.D.
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Non-Teaching (|Academic +Technical + Administration + Supporting) Staff as on 31.03.2012.
Sl.No
ECODE
TITLE
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
NEW DESIGNATION
DEPT CODE
1
207826
Mr.
Bamadev
Acharya
Assistant Registrar
AC
2
475403
Sri
Sachidananda
Biswal
Sr. Superintendent
AC
3
487499
Sri
Tapas Kumar
Sarangi
Superintendent
AC
4
579430
Sri
Jenamani
Pradhan
Attendant(SG-I)
AC
5
597682
Sri
Vijaya
Sorengh
Sr.Attendant
AC
6
497690
Sri
Dillip Kumar
Nayak
Assistant (SG-II)
AC
7
495644
Sri
Harihar
Mohapatra
Assistant (SG-II)
AC
8
486478
Smt.
Archana
Acharya
Assistant (SG-I)
AC
9
488516
Smt.
Pramila
Das
Assistant (SG-I)
AC
10
493630
Smt.
M.J.
Toppo
Assistant (SG-I)
AC
11
405773
Smt.
Anasuya
Panda
Junior Assistant
AC
12
3121024
Sri
Rabindra Kumar
Moharana
Technical Assistant
BM
13
490579
Sri
Basant Kumar
Das
Assistant (SG-I)
BM
14
597692
Sri
Sukra
Kerketta
Sr.Attendant
BM
15
589551
Smt.
Pramodini
Sahoo
Attendant(SG-II)
BM
16
588527
Sri
Sanatan
Choudhury
Attendant(SG-II)
CC
17
285468
Sri
Debesh Kumar
Purohit
Scientific Officer
CC
18
207835
Mr.
Snehasish
Parhi
Scientific Officer
CC
19
391613
Smt.
Sabita
Mohapatra
Technical Assistant(SG-II) CC
20
398697
Sri
Dillip Kumar
Barik
Sr. Technical Assistant
CC
21
398696
Sri
Manoj Kumar
Patnaik
CC
22
389555
Sri
Pratap Kumar
Tripathy
Technical Assistant(SG-II) CC
23
388528
Sri
Augustus
Jate
Attendant(SG-II)
CC
24
2111005
Sri
Manas Ranjan
Pattanayak
Scientific Officer
CC
25
378428
Sri
Mathius
Minz
Attendant(SG-I)
CE
26
386487
Sri
Harmohan
Garnayak
Attendant(SG-II)
CE
27
390560
Sri
Chamru
Suniani
Attendant(SG-II)
CE
28
390575
Sri
Ramanus
Lugun
Attendant(SG-II)
CE
29
391607
Sri
Suresh
Majhi
Attendant(SG-II)
CE
30
491588
Sri
Nimain
Sahoo
Assistant (SG-I)
CE
31
599740
Sri
Tutu
Nayak
Sr.Attendant
CE
32
397671
Sri
Ajit Kumar
Nanda
CE
33
3070856
Mr.
Samir Kumar
Sethi
Technical Assistant
CE
34
388509
Sri
Kulamani
Patra
Technical Assistant (SG-II) CE
Rourkela
184
35
396661
Sri
Sunil Cipriyan
Xess
CE
36
3121016
Sri
Manoranjan
Mahapatra
Technical Assistant
CE
37
395649
Sri
Bharat Chandra
Sahu
Sr.Attendant
CH
38
591594
Sri
Surendra
Majhi
Attendant(SG-II)
CH
39
591585
Smt.
Prabhati
Barik
Attendant(SG-II)
CH
40
595653
Sri
Jhaja
Nayak
Sr.Attendant
CH
41
371340
Sri
Rajendra
Tirkey
Technician(SG-I)
CH
42
306813
Sri
Samarendu
Mohanty
Technical Assistant
CH
43
486479
Sri
Prafulla Kumar
Jena
Stenographer(SG-I)
CH
44
280437
Sri
Siba Prasad
Mohapatra
Executive Engr. (Civil)
CM
45
377421
Sri
Budu
Oram
Attendant(SG-I)
CM
46
387490
Sri
Murali Dhara
Jena
Attendant(SG-II)
CM
47
590582
Sri
Neera
Suniani
Attendant(SG-II)
CM
48
594635
Sri
Mohit
Kaliyari
Sr.Attendant
CM
49
599727
Sri
Gouri Shankar
Khatua
Sr.Attendant
CM
50
387493
Sri
Ambuja Kumar
Jena
Attendant(SG-I)
CM
51
397693
Sri
Lokanath
Behera
Attendant(SG-I)
CM
52
307828
Ms.
Arunima
Dutta
Technical Assistant
CM
53
306803
Sri
Himansu
Satapathy
Technical Assistant
CM
54
387496
Sri
Prasanta Kumar
Mohanty
Attendant(SG-II)
CR
55
582446
Sri
Nakul
Barik
Attendant(SG-II)
CR
56
390570
Sri
Carlus
Lakra
Technician(SG-I)
CR
57
480438
Sri
Laxmidhar
Dhal
Assistant (SG-I)
CR
58
306810
Sri
Susil Kumar
Sahu
Technical Assistant
CR
59
397678
Sri
Gopinath
Behera
CR
60
597683
Sri
Nilamadhab
Sahu
Sr.Attendant
CR
61
388508
Sri
Akshya Kumar
Das
Attendant(SG-II)
CS
62
598721
Sri
Kulamani
Nayak
Sr.Attendant
CS
63
389534
Sri
Bijay Kumar
Jena
Technician(SG-I)
CS
64
392618
Sri
John Paul Holiday
Nag
CS
65
485461
Sk.
Shaikh
Jalaluddin
Stenographer(SG-I)
CS
66
3121026
Sri
Tapan Kumar
Pattnaik
Technical Assistant
CS
67
388529
Sri
Nityananda
Rout
Attendant(SG-II)
CY
68
500757
Sri
Babula
Sethi
Sr.Attendant
CY
69
592623
Sri
Stephan
Jojo
Sr.Attendant
CY
70
497691
Sri
Chandra Sekhar
Mohanty
Assistant (SG-II)
CY
71
306802
Smt.
Swagatika
Tripathy
CY
Rourkela
185
72
3070866
Mr.
Samir Kumar
Patra
CY
73
495650
Sri
Ramesh Chandra
Mahapatra
Stenographer(SG-II)
DN
74
476412
Sri
Hrudananda
Nayak
Sr. Superintendent
DN
75
578429
Sri
Gobinda Chandra
Jena
Attendant(SG-I)
DN
76
487497
Sri
Ajay Kumar
Sahu
Stenographer(SG-I)
DR
77
596659
Sri
Rabindra Kumar
Das
Sr.Attendant
DR
78
479434
Sri
Banchhanidhi
Sahoo
Secretary Gr.II
DR
79
390561
Sri
Madhusudan
Nanda
Attendant(SG-II)
EC
80
396668
Sri
Iswar Chandra
Gour
Sr.Attendant
EC
81
599731
Sri
Binu
Prasad
Sr.Attendant
EC
82
499728
Sri
Pramod
Oram
Assistant (SG-II)
EC
83
306801
Smt.
Mamita
Behera
Technician
EC
84
382441
Sri
Krishna Chandra
Sandil
Technician(SG-I)
EC
85
392616
Sri
Kishore
Kujur
Technician(SG-I)
EC
86
306821
Sri
Bhubaneswar
Das
Technical Assistant
EC
87
390563
Sri
P. Prafulla Kumar
Patro
Technical Assistant(SG-II) EC
88
289552
Smt.
Perry
Radha
Technical Assistant(SG-II) EC
89
392617
Sri
Chumnu
Tirkey
Attendant(SG-II)
EE
90
591611
Sri
Sanyasi Charan
Das
Attendant(SG-II)
EE
91
588524
Sri
Kunja
Nayak
Attendant(SG-II)
EE
92
599742
Sri
Karuna Kar
Panda
Sr.Attendant
EE
93
386484
Sri
Jagdish Chandra
Kar
Stenographer(SG-I)
EE
94
306805
Sri
Rabindra Kumar
Nayak
Technician
EE
95
373370
Sri
Biswanath
Sahoo
Technician(SG-I)
EE
96
397676
Sri
Sahadev
Swain
Technician(SG-I)
EE
97
396656
Sri
Gangadhar
Bag
Technician(SG-I)
EE
98
307829
Mr.
Satyendra
Das
Technical Assistant
EE
99
3121010
Mr.
Maheswar
Mahato
Technical Assistant
EE
100
3121011
Mr.
Bhanu Pratap
Behera
Technical Assistant
EE
101
2121020
Mr.
Debendranath
Behera
Engineer (Electrical)
EM
102
291587
Mr.
Sushanta Kumar
Sahoo
Asst. Eng. (SG-II)
EM
103
3121008
Mr.
Umakanta
Parida
Technician
EM
104
574380
Sri
Swapneswar
Tanty
Attendant(SG-I)
EM
105
574384
Sri
Etua
Mahali
Attendant(SG-I)
EM
106
578427
Sri
Sadasib
Sahoo
Attendant(SG-I)
EM
107
589553
Sri
Sanyasi
Sahu
Attendant(SG-II)
EM
108
590564
Sri
Mahendra Kumar
Behera
Attendant(SG-II)
EM
Rourkela
186
109
594637
Sri
Full James
Sindur
Sr.Attendant
EM
110
595640
Sri
Gouri Chandra
Barik
Sr.Attendant
EM
111
599747
Sri
Kandu
Bada
Attendant(SG-II)
EM
112
599748
Sri
Ramesh Chandra
Das
Attendant(SG-II)
EM
113
374386
Sri
Nanda Kishore
Jena
Attendant(SG-I)
EM
114
306804
Sri
Pravat Kumar
Sahoo
Technical Assistant
EM
115
307834
Sri
Ramakanta
Behera
Technical Assistant
EM
116
590583
Smt.
Basanti
Kerketta
Attendant(SG-II)
EM
117
595647
Sri
Soma
Khadia
Sr.Attendant
EM
118
598707
Sri
Raghu Nath
Sahu
Sr.Attendant
EM
119
475406
Sri
Krupasindhu
Das
Sr. Superintendent
ES
120
487500
Sri
Prabir Kumar
Dash
Superintendent
ES
121
487501
Sri
Bhanjan Kumar
Sahu
Superintendent
ES
122
378426
Sri
Bhikari
Sahani
Attendant(SG-I)
ES
123
595641
Ms.
Subhasini
Tanty
Sr.Attendant
ES
124
598726
Sri
Bijay
Singh
Sr.Attendant
ES
125
599744
Sri
Ashok Chandra
Giri
Sr.Attendant
ES
126
488531
Sri
Sarat Chandra
Mallik
Assistant (SG-I)
ES
127
491612
Sri
Padma Bhusan
Acharya
Assistant (SG-I)
ES
128
489557
Smt.
Rita
Dungdung
Assistant (SG-I)
ES
129
490578
Sri
Jogiya
Dhanwar
Assistant (SG-I)
ES
130
498700
Sri
Biswanath
Mondal
Assistant (SG-II)
ES
131
501766,
Sri
Jaya Krushna
Sahu
Junior Assistant
ES
4110997
132
598705
Sri
Arjun Kumar
Dandpat
Sr.Attendant
ES
133
493626
Sri
Parsuram
Sethi
Assistant (SG-II)
ES
134
588525
Sri
Bharat Chandra
Nayak
Attendant(SG-II)
ET(O)
135
498698
Sri
Mangu
Jate
Assistant (SG-II)
ET(O)
136
488502
Sri
Ratnakar
Biswal
Assistant (SG-I)
ET(O)
137
483449
Sri
Braja Mohan
Das
Assistant (SG-I)
EX
138
495652
Sri
Bhakta Ballava
Mishra
Stenographer(SG-II)
EX
139
495651
Sri
Fakir Charan
Chhatoi
Assistant (SG-II)
EX
140
599745
Sri
Lachhuman
Kishan
Sr.Attendant
EX
141
406808
Sri
Sampad
Patra
Accountant
FA
142
406809
Sri
Chittaranjan
Mishra
Accountant
FA
143
484456
Sri
Prasanta Kumar
Sahoo
Superintendent(SG-II)
FA
144
497673
Sri
Ranjan Kumar
Nayak
Superintendent
FA
Rourkela
187
145
598708
Sri
Rama Chandra
Barik
Sr.Attendant
FA
146
488517
Ms.
Hiramani
Acharya
Assistant (SG-I)
FA
147
491601
Sri
Pradip Kumar
Mohanty
Assistant (SG-I)
FA
148
497672
Sri
Rasmi Ranjan
Dash
Assistant (SG-II)
FA
149
498703
Sri
Krushna Chandra
Naik
Assistant (SG-II)
FA
150
499749
Sri
Gopal Krishna
Rath
Assistant (SG-II)
FA
151
478424
Smt.
Kanak Lata
Biswal
Assistant (SG-I)
FA
152
482448
Sri
Bipin Bihari
Mohapatra
Assistant (SG-I)
FA
153
2080890
Sri
Pradeep Kumar
Panda
Deputy Registrar
FA
154
598709
Sri
Dhansingh
Bhumij
Sr.Attendant
FA
155
406816
Sri
Raghunath
Behera
Accountant
FA
156
498717
Sri
Shibasankar
Dandapat
Assistant (SG-II)
FA
157
498704
Sri
Ashok kumar
Patnaik
Assistant (SG-II)
FA
158
497674
Smt.
Manasi
Baral
Assistant (SG-II)
HS
159
593633
Smt.
Dura
Mahanandia
Sr.Attendant
HS
160
407831
Mrs.
Priti Suman
Kullu
Accountant
IA
161
490562
Sri
Bijay Kumar
Panda
Assistant (SG-I)
IA
162
497675
Sri
Lalit Kumar
Tirkey
Assistant (SG-II)
IA
163
207837
Sri
Kumar Prabhanjan
Panigrahi
Assistant Registrar
IA
164
487498
Sri
Manoj Kumar
Das
Superintendent
IA
165
598722
Sri
Pandra
Tanty
Sr.Attendant
IA
166
498701
Sri
Sudhir Chandra
Das
Assistant (SG-II)
ID
167
577423
Sri
Narayan
Mundary
Attendant(SG-I)
ID
168
207830
Mr.
Madhan
M
Assistant Librarian
LB
169
207832
Dr.
Yerramsetti Srinivasa
Rao
Assistant Librarian
LB
170
576413
Sri
Sukhanath
Dansana
Attendant(SG-I)
LB
171
589543
Sri
Rabindra Kumar
Das
Attendant(SG-II)
LB
172
598706
Sri
Fagu
Oram
Sr.Attendant
LB
173
3070841
Sri
Hemanta Kumar
Biswal
Technical Assistant
LB
174
306811
Sri
Dibya Kishor
Pradhan
Technical Assistant
LB
175
306815
Sri
Kshirod
Das
Technical Assistant
LB
176
596660
Sri
Gopal
Gouda
Sr.Attendant
LB
177
586475
Sri
Muralidhar
Nayak
Attendant(SG-II)
LS
178
488518
Sri
Bivas
Das
Assistant (SG-I)
LS
179
592620
Sri
Kornelius
Topno
Sr.Attendant
LS
180
3121013
Sri
Chahat
Kausar
LS
181
497681
Sri
Chamudra
Bada
Assistant (SG-II)
MA
Rourkela
188
182
500764
Sri
Abhimanyu
Moharana
Attendant(SG-II)
MA
183
590568
Sri
Suresh
Roy
Attendant(SG-II)
MD
184
384457
Sri
Rama Chandra
Behera
Pharmacist(SG-II)
MD
185
495645
Sri
Gopi Ranjan
Jena
Assistant (SG-II)
MD
186
283453
Dr.
Somanath
Naik
Sr. Medical Officer
MD
187
385465
Sri
Bijan Kumar
Sethi
Attendant(SG-II)
ME
188
590566
Sri
G. Syamagham
Reddy
Attendant(SG-II)
ME
189
588532
Sri
Pradip Kumar
Mohanty
Attendant(SG-II)
ME
190
589544
Sri
Pratap Kumar
Patra
Attendant(SG-II)
ME
191
593634
Sri
Philip
Surin
Sr.Attendant
ME
192
392614
Sri
Kamal Chandra
Das
ME
193
392619
Sri
Arun Kumar
Parhi
Technician(SG-I)
ME
194
389533
Sri
Naren Kumar
Bisoi
Technician(SG-I)
ME
195
391599
Sri
Jnana Ranjan
Nayak
Technician(SG-I)
ME
196
387494
Sri
Narayan Prasad
Bariki
Technician(SG-I)
ME
197
391609
Sri
Prasanta Kumar
Pal
Technician(SG-I)
ME
198
300760
Sri
Kunal
Nayak
ME
199
491590
Sri
Harihar
Barkey
Assistant (SG-I)
ME
200
3121015
Sri
Arabinda
Khuntia
Technician
ME
201
3121021
Sri
Ramkrishna
Mandal
Technician
ME
202
3121027
Sri
Laxman Kumar
Mahanta
Technical Assistant
ME
203
306806
Sri
Somnath
Das
Technician
ME
204
591608
Sri
Kashinath
Barik
Attendant(SG-II)
MM
205
390584
Sri
Bhanja
Naik
Attendant(SG-II)
MM
206
391593
Sri
Kishore
Tanty
Attendant(SG-II)
MM
207
488512
Sri
Girish Chandra
Dash
Assistant (SG-I)
MM
208
300755
Sri
Uday Kumar
Sahu
Technician(SG-I)
MM
209
306820
Sri
Shyamu
Hembram
Technical Assistant
MM
210
399735
Sri
Rajesh
Patnaik
MM
211
3121007
Sri
Subrat
Pradhan
Technician
MM
212
599750
Sri
Gobinda Chandra
Barik
Sr.Attendant
MN
213
477415
Sri
Anam Charan
Muduli
Stenographer(SG-I)
MN
214
372362
Sri
Basanta Kumar
Bhoi
Technician(SG-I)
MN
215
280436
Md.
Md.
Dildar
Technical Assistant(SG-I)
MN
216
288504
Sri
Premananda
Mallick
Technical Assistant(SG-II) MN
217
394638
Sri
Biswanath
Murmu
MN
218
396663
Sri
Basanta Kumar
Pradhan
MN
Rourkela
189
219
397677
Sri
Bramha Nanda
Naik
MN
220
389535
Sri
Bhaskar Chandra
Jena
Attendant(SG-II)
MN
221
393624
Sri
Soma
Oram
Attendant(SG-II)
MN
222
493631
Sri
Petrus
Dungdung
Assistant (SG-II)
PH
223
595642
Sri
Prakash
Pradhan
Sr.Attendant
PH
224
390574
Sri
Balaram
Behuria
Attendant(SG-II)
PH
225
385467
Md.
Inayat
Alli
Technical Assistant(SG-II) PH
226
588522
Sri
Srinus
Munda
Attendant(SG-II)
PH
227
490558
Sri
Subash Chandra
Mall
Superintendent
PW
228
498699
Sri
Chitta Ranjan
Swain
Assistant (SG-II)
PW
229
486480
Sri
Mayadhar
Mishra
Assistant (SG-I)
PW
230
2080903
Er.
Santosh Kumar
Upadhyay
Registrar RG
231
598723
Sri
Dusmanta
Pradhan
Sr.Attendant
RG
232
489556
Sri
Braja Bandhu
Behera
Secretary Gr.II
RG
233
595648
Sri
Dhushasan
Gadmajhi
Sr.Attendant
SP
234
488507
Sri
Soobrat Kumar
Samal
Assistant (SG-I)
SA
235
500754
Sri
Chama
Oram
Sr.Attendant
SA
236
591589
Sri
K. M.
Kamal
Attendant(SG-II)
SA
237
599741
Sri
Birsa
Munda
Sr.Attendant
SA
238
500756
Sri
Methedius
Kerketta
Sr.Attendant
SA
239
297684 /
Dr.
Tushar Ranjan
Patnaik
SAS Officer
SA
2090944
240
291603
Dr.
Pranakrishna
Rout
SAS Officer
SA
241
2111006
Mr.
Nalini Hihar
Nayak
SAS Officer
SA
242
498702
Sri
Prasanna Kumar
Naik
Assistant (SG-II)
SM
243
587492
Sri
Uma Kanta
Sahani
Attendant(SG-II)
SM
244
2070867
Mrs.
Swagatika
Sahoo
Assistant Registrar
SR
245
488530
Smt.
Mrs. Asharani
Beura
Assistant (SG-I)
SR
246
406807
Sri
Gyanendra Kumar
Swain
Accountant
SR
247
488519
Sri
Pravat Kumar
Pattnaik
Assistant (SG-I)
SR
248
598710
Sri
Florence
Lugun
Sr.Attendant
SR
249
286486
Sri
Rabindra Kumar
Sinha
Spl. Officer, IPED
SR
250
487495
Sri
Trilochan
Sahoo
Assistant (SG-I)
SR
251
500758
Sri
Ajit Kumar
Soy
Sr.Attendant
SS
252
586476
Sri
Mohan Singh
Tappa
Attendant(SG-II)
SS
253
589536
Sri
Artatran
Behura
Attendant(SG-II)
SS
254
590565
Sri
Robert
Dungdung
Attendant(SG-II)
SS
Rourkela
190
255
591591
Sri
Manoranjan
Nayak
Attendant(SG-II)
SS
256
596655
Sri
Sukhnath
Mahali
Sr.Attendant
SS
257
599733
Smt.
Smt. Kalabati
Tanty
Sr.Attendant
SS
258
206797
Sri
Balaram
Champatiray
Security Officer
SS
259
286488
Smt.
Kanak Prabha
Dasmohapatra
Technical Assistant(SG-II) TL
260
306800
Sri
Bijay Kumar
Behera
Technician
TL
261
599736
Sri
Anil Kumar
Pramanik
Sr.Attendant
TP
262
498712
Sri
Rajendra Kumar
Kar
Assistant (SG-II)
TP
263
588513
Sri
Bideshi Kumar
Patra
Attendant(SG-II)
TP
264
478425
Sri
Sarat Kumar
Pati
Assistant (SG-I)
TP
265
486477
Sri
Jayanta Kumar
Sahu
Stenographer(SG-I)
TP
266
588526
Sri
Lingaraj
Koleth
Attendant(SG-II)
TS
267
588523
Sri
Prakash Chandra
Mandal
Attendant(SG-II)
TS
268
484455
Sri
Jayant Kumar
Sarangi
Stenographer(SG-I)
TS
269
493625
Sri
Girish Chandra
Naik
Assistant (SG-II)
TS
270
395639
Sri
Krushna Chandra
Patra
Driver(SG-II)
TS
271
398711
Sri
Panchanan
Sahoo
Driver(SG-II)
TS
272
599729
Sri
Kailash
Rajak
Sr.Attendant
TS/PW
273
577417
Sri
Dinabandhu
Buda
Attendant(SG-I)
WS
274
589545
Sri
Saroj Kumar
Mallick
Attendant(SG-II)
WS
275
590567
Sri
Trilochan
Sahoo
Attendant(SG-II)
WS
276
591586
Sri
Manglu
Kispotta
Attendant(SG-II)
WS
277
300765
Sri
Sudhansu Sekhar
Samal
Technician(SG-I)
WS
278
306799
Sri
Manoj Kumar
Roul
Technician
WS
279
392615
Sri
Nirod kumar
Jena
Technician(SG-I)
WS
280
399734
Sri
Soma
Tigga
Technician(SG-I)
WS
281
399738
Sri
Ashis Kumar
Pradhan
Technician(SG-I)
WS
282
388520
Sri
Pradeep Kumar
Mohanty
Technician(SG-I)
WS
283
388521
Mir
Mir Ayub
Alli
Technician(SG-I)
WS
284
597689
Sri
Sushil
Pancham
Sr.Attendant
WS
285
599739
Sri
Damodar
Barik
Sr.Attendant
WS
286
599730
Sri
Prakash
Jojo
Sr.Attendant
WS
287
307833
Mr.
Rabindra Kumar
Sahoo
Technical Assistant
WS
288
598725,
3110996
Sri
Rabinarayan
Jena
Technician
WS
289
3121009
Mr.
Debasis
Dubey
Technician
WS
290
3121012
Mr.
Surendranath
Murmu
Technician
WS
291
3121014
Mr.
Parmanand
Kumar
Technical Assistant
WS
Rourkela
191
3.3
Training Status (Staff members deputed/Sponsored for Training & Learning)
Sl. Name of the Staff
No.
1. Mr. M. K. Pattnaik
Duration
Title
Venue
15/07/2011 to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Service (SSRS)
17/07/2011
Mumbai
SVNIT, Surat
2.
Mr. K. P. Panigrahi
29/09/2011 to Natural Energies Conservation & Use
30/09/2011
3.
Mr. M. Mishra
Mr. J. Dhanwar
Mr. G. C. Naik
13/10/2011 to Developing of skill in field of Noting and Drafting Filing New Delhi.
15/10/2011
System, Record Management and Improving Efficiency and
Effectiveness in SOFT Skills.
4.
Mr. C. Mishra
Mr. S. Patra
23/11/2011 to Cash Accounts & Budgeting
25/11/2011
New Delhi.
5.
Mr. B. Mondal
30/03/2012
Rourkela
4.0
RTI
TEACHING PROGRAMMES :
4.1
Courses Offered :
Currently the Institute offers thirteen branches in B.Tech. Programme, fourteen branches in Dual Degree B.Tech. &
M.Tech, Twenty two specializations in M.Tech. Programme, four Post Graduate Programmes in Basic Sciences, five
year Integrated M.Sc. in three departments, MA in Development Studies and MBA.
B. Tech. :
l Biomedical Engineering
l Biotechnology
l Ceramic Engineering
l Civil Engineering
l Chemical Engineering
l Computer Science Engineering
l Electrical Engineering
l Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
l Electronics and Communication Engineering
l Industrial Design
l Mechanical Engineering
l Metallurgical and Materials Science Engineering
l Mining Engineering
M. Tech. :
l Biomedical Engineering
l Biotechnology
l Chemical Engineering
l Geotechnical Engineering
l Structural Engineering
l Transportation Engineering
l Water Resources Engineering
l Ceramic Engineering
l Computer Science
l Information Security
l Software Engineering
l Communication & Signal Processing
l VLSI Design & Embedded System
Rourkela
192
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
Electronics System & Communication
Thermal Engineering
Dual Degree B.Tech. & M.Tech.
l B.Tech. in Ceramic Engg. & M.Tech. in Ceramic Engg.
l B.Tech. in Chemical Engg. & M.Tech. in Chemical Engg.
l B.Tech. in Civil Engg. & M.Tech. in Transportation Engg.
l B.Tech. in Civil Engg. & M.Tech. in Water Resources Engg.
l B.Tech. in Computer Sc. & Engg. & M.Tech. in Computer Science
l B.Tech. in Computer Science & Engg. & M.Tech. in Information Security
l B.Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engg. & M.Tech. in Communication & Signal Processing
l B.Tech. in Electronics & Instrumentation Engg. & M.Tech. in VLSI Design & Embedded System
l B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Electronic Systems & Communication
l B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Power Control & Drives.
l B.Tech. in Electrical Engg. & M.Tech. in Control & Automation
l B.Tech. in Mechanical Engg. and M.Tech. in Mechatronics & Automation
l B.Tech. in Metallurgical & Materials Engg. & M.Tech. in Metallurgical & Materials Engg.
l B.Tech. in Mining Engg. and M.Tech. in Mining Engg.
M.Sc. : (2 years)
l Chemistry
l Life Science
l Mathematics
l Physics
Integrated M.Sc. (5 years)
l Chemistry
l Mathematics
l Physics
M.A.
l
MBA:
Development Studies
Ph. D. /M. Tech (Research) :
l Engineering, Science, Management & Humanities
4.2
Course-wise Enrolment with sex breakup &:
4.3
Admission Statistics - UG/PG Programmes, Course-wise :
Actual Students Strength, 2011-12 (Even Semester)
A)
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE
i) B.Tech. (4 year)
Rourkela
193
Branch
Code
ii)
2nd Semester
4th Semester
6th Semester
8th Semester
Total
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
BM
30
29
30
25
20
10
17
15
79
BT
30
31
30
25
20
11
17
14
81
CE
40
46
40
38
39
37
34
33
154
CH
50
54
50
43
39
39
34
34
170
CR
35
36
35
31
39
31
34
25
123
CS
70
74
70
63
78
75
68
73
285
EC
35
36
35
34
39
41
34
35
146
EE
60
64
60
61
78
83
68
72
280
EI
35
36
35
34
39
42
34
33
145
ID
30
31
30
28
-
-
-
-
59
ME
80
90
80
78
78
81
68
67
316
MM
50
52
50
46
39
40
34
33
171
MN
35
36
35
31
38
36
33
29
132
TOTAL
580
615
580
537
546
526
475
463
2141
M.Tech. Dual Degree (5 years)
Branch Code
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Total
DCE1
-
-
10
10
10
DCE2
-
-
10
9
9
DCE3
10
10
-
-
10
DCE4
10
9
-
-
9
DCH1
10
9
10
9
18
DCR1
10
10
10
8
18
DCS1
10
10
10
10
20
DCS2
10
11
10
9
20
DCE2
10
10
10
10
20
DCE4
10
10
10
10
20
DEE1
10
12
10
8
20
DEE2
10
10
10
9
19
DEE3
10
10
10
9
19
DME4
10
10
10
10
20
DMM1
10
10
10
8
18
DMN1
10
10
10
9
19
TOTAL
140
141
140
128
269
Rourkela
194
iii)
Integrated M.Sc.(5 years)
Branch
Code
2nd Semester
4th Semester
6th Semester
Total
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
Sanctioned
Actual
ICY
30
27
30
11
30
2
40
IMA
30
24
30
12
30
2
38
IPH
30
28
30
14
30
5
47
TOTAL
90
79
90
37
90
9
125
B)
POST GRADUATE COURSES
i)
M.Sc. (2 Years)
Branch Code
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Total
Chemistry
46
40
46
38
78
Mathematics
46
18
46
21
39
Physics
46
35
46
37
72
Life Science
46
30
46
35
65
TOTAL
184
123
184
131
254
ii)
MA (2 years)
Branch Code
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Development studies
iii)
30
11
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
30
8
Total
19
MBA (2 years)
Branch Code
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Management
iv)
30
25
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
30
21
Total
46
M.Tech. (2 years)
Branch
BM
Branch Code
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Total
BM1
25
17
25
11
28
BM2
25
19
25
18
37
CE1
25
10
25
4
14
CE2
25
19
25
15
34
CE3
25
11
25
4
15
CE4
25
5
25
3
8
CH
CH1
25
17
25
15
32
CR
CR1
25
7
25
1
8
CE
Rourkela
195
Branch
2nd Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Branch Code
CS
Total
CS1
25
25
25
17
42
CS2
25
20
25
19
39
CS3
25
19
25
19
38
EC2
25
21
25
20
41
EC3
25
18
25
17
35
EC4
25
22
25
20
42
EE1
25
21
25
18
39
EE2
25
21
25
20
41
EE3
25
19
25
18
37
ME1
25
20
25
18
38
ME2
25
20
25
18
38
ME3
25
23
25
18
41
MM
MM1
25
17
25
7
24
MN
MN1
25
0
25
0
0
550
371
550
300
671
EC
EE
ME
TOTAL
SC
ST
OBC
FOREIGN
DASA
GIRLS
2nd
99
48
164
12
4
85
1
4th
63
27
133
9
8
71
5
6th
71
37
104
0
21
70
8
8th
57
45
42
0
7
65
0
Dual Degree
38
19
79
0
0
24
2
M.Sc. (Int.)
19
11
39
0
0
25
0
M.Sc. (2yrs)
17
10
46
0
0
160
0
M.Tech.
81
46
167
0
3
151
7
M.B.A.
3
0
4
0
0
17
0
M.A.
1
2
2
0
0
13
1
TOTAL
449
245
780
21
43
681
24
SEMESTER
4.4
4th Semester
Sanctioned
Actual
Students Total Strength :
UG Courses :
B.Tech.
M.Tech Dual Degree (5 year)
M.Sc. 5 years Integrated Course
2141
269
125
Rourkela
196
PH
PG Courses :
M.Tech.
M.Sc.
MA
MBA
Ph.D.
M.Tech.(R)
4.5
671
254
19
46
344
86
The Hall of Residences :
The institute is essentially residential and provides Hall accommodation for students. Separate Hall
accommodation is available for lady students. It is mandatory for all the students to at in Halls. However a
student may be permitted on application in prescribed form during beginning of each semester to live with his/
her parents or local guardian stay Rourkela. Students permitted to stay outside Hall of Residence are exempted
from payment of Mess charges, seat rent, electricity and water charges under Hall fees but they will have to pay
the Hall Establishment charges. Locallysponsored research students and those sanctioned withdrawals are
exempted from paying Hall Establishment Fee. The name, full address, office and residence telephone number,
designation and willingness of local guardian have to be furnished at the time of admission. The local guardian
shall meet the Asst. Registrar (Academic) for declaration and signature. Room allotment in the Halls is done in
such way that students from different region of the country freely intermingle with each other, depicting national
integration.
4.6
Sl. No.
Scholarships/Assistantship :
Name of the Rate of
State
Scholarship
NAME OF THE SCHOLARSHIPS
No. of 1st April-11
student
to 31st
getting
Mar.12
Scholarship
TOTAL
1.
P.M. Sch. for SC(Fresh)B.Tech.
Odisha
0
0
2.
P. M. Sch. for SC(Fresh)M.Sc.
Odisha
0
0
3.
P.M. Sch. for SC(Arrear) B.Tech.
Odisha
5060
49
4.
P.M. Sch. for SC(Rnewal) B.Tech.
Odisha
0
0
5.
P.M. Sch. for ST(Fresh)B. Tech.
Odisha
0
0
6.
P.M. Sch. for ST(Fresh)M. Sc.
Odisha
0
0
7.
P.M. Sch. for ST(Arrear) B.Tech.
Odisha
5060
52
263120
8.
Meritoious Sch. Andharua, Bbsr
Odisha
24000
3
72000
9.
Post Matric Sch.(SC/ST)
Jharkhand 0
10.
Post Matric Sch.(SC/ST)
Bokaro,
Jharkhand
11.
Birsa Munda Tech. Stipend
Jharkhand, 0
Ranchi
0
12.
Merit-cum-Means for Minority Communities (only for Muslim)
Jharkhand 0
0
0
13.
Bihar,
Patna
16000
1
16000
14.
Thiruvananthapuram 41657
1
41657
Rourkela
197
247940
0
Sl. No.
15.
Name of the Rate of
State
Scholarship
No. of 1st April-11
student
to 31st
getting
Mar.12
Scholarship
TOTAL
Odisha
62000
1
0
84500
3
253500
16.
P M Sch.
Mandhya
Pradesh
0
0
17.
P M Sch.
Assam
0
0
18.
Stipend (Arunachal Pradesh)
Arunachal
Pradesh
13200
1
13200
19.
P M Sch.
Chennai,
Tamil
0
0
0
20.
P M Sch.
Karnataka
0
0
0
21.
P M Sch.
Andhra
Pradesh
37875
1
37875
do
21000
1
21000
do
21500
do
40000
2
80000
22.
Vedavyasa Vaidya Vignana Varadhi
do
40000
1
40000
23.
SAIL Sch.
Andhra
Pradesh
18000
1
18000
24.
Rajashi Sahu Maharaj Sch.
Maharastra 0
0
0
25.
P M Sch.
Maharastra 0
0
0
26.
P M Sch.
do32780
Aurangabad
1
32780
do- khagaria
33900
1
33900
do- khagaria
63850
1
63850
do -Buxer
20000
1
20000
do - Gaya
62350
1
62350
do - Gaya
20450
1
20450
do - Patna
84500
1
84500
do - Nalanda
47000
1
47000
do - Nalanda
20500
1
20500
do - Nabada
53000
1
53000
do - Jahanabad
10200
1
10200
do - Jahanabad
25300
1
25300
do -Bhajpur,Ara
57200
1
57200
do - Rahtash (Sasaram)
79450
1
79450
Rourkela
198
0
Name of the Rate of
State
Scholarship
No. of 1st April-11
student
to 31st
getting
Mar.12
Scholarship
TOTAL
do - Munger
48000
1
48000
do - Munger
32780
1
32780
do -Saran,Chhapra
21130
1
21130
do - Jamui
22630
1
22630
P M Sch. SC/ST
Uttar
Pradesh
13600
1
do
47880
1
47880
28
P M Sch.(Lucknow) General
Uttar
Pradesh
29400
1
29400
29
PMS Uttarakhand (Dheradun)
Uttarakhand
0
0
0
30
P M Sch.
Uttaranchal
0
0
0
31
P M Sch.
Keral
0
0
0
32
P M Sch.
Chhatishgarh
0
0
0
33
NEC Stipend
Meghalaya
0
0
0
34
NEC Stipend
Tripura
0
0
0
35
NEC Stipend
Assam
0
0
0
36
NEC Stipend
Shillong
0
0
0
37
N T Sch
New Delhi
6000
11
66000
38
P M Sch.
West Bengal 0
0
0
39
Tripura State Stipend
Tripura,
Agartala
0
0
0
40
Disability students father Sch
C. M.
Odisha
0
0
0
41
Rajsthan State Sch.
Rajsthan
0
0
0
42
Nagaland Govt.Sch.
Nagaland
0
0
0
43
Person Disability National Sch
GOI,
New Delhi
0
0
0
44
Financial Assistance Limestones
GOI
0
0
0
45
N.C.T for SC/ST/OBC/Minority
N. Delhi
19440
2
38880
46
PG Merit Sch. University Rank
New Delhi
0
0
0
47
Indira Gandhi Single Child Sch.
New Delhi
0
0
48
Central Sector Top Class for ST(5 Nos.)
GOI, 08-09
batch
0
49
Central Sector Top Class for SC(10 Nos.)
GOI,08-09
batch
0
50
GOI, 09-10
0
Sl. No.
27
Rourkela
199
13600
Sl. No.
Name of the Rate of
State
Scholarship
No. of
student
getting
Scholarship
1st April-11
to 31st
Mar.12
TOTAL
batch
51
GOI, 09-10
batch
0
52
GOI, 10-11
batch
0
53
GOI, 10-11
batch
0
54
GOI, 11-12
batch
0
55
GOI, 11-12
batch
0
56
M.Tech. Stipend
MHRD, GOI
8000
522
57
M.Tech. QIP Stipend
MHRD, GOI
4000
17
58
Ph. D. Stipend
MHRD, GOI
59
QIP (Ph.D) Stipend
MHRD, GOI
DD BY SCHOLARS NAME
2011-2012
60
Minority Sch.
61
18000
180
9000
04
Punjab
0
0
CAFAS
Odisha
10000
140
62
PM Scholarship
Bihar,
Purnia
0
0
63
SAIL Sch.
New Delhi
0
0
64
OPJEM Scholarship
OPJEM
65000
4
65
Indian Oil Scholarship
Indian Oil
12000
66
Indian Oil Scholarship
Indian Oil
18000
13
67
MECON Ltd. Sch.
MECON
0
0
68
Bharti Foundation Scholarship
Bharti
Foundation
0
0
1400000
260000
8
108000
(1 for 2010-11)
648000
4451072
4.7
Games and Sports :
It is an acknowledged fact that NIT Rourkela along with its emphasis on academics gives no less priority to
games and sports. Throughout the year, there are a number of games and sports activities which give ample
opportunities to the students to prove their proficiency.
The Games & Sports Society organized the 50th Annual Athletics Meet of the Institute during 14th-15th
January, 2012. Prof. Sunil Kumar Sarangi, Director NIT Rourkela inaugurated the meet for opening ceremony
on 14.01.2012. Mr. Narayan Pati, GM, SAIL, RSP graced the occasion as Chief Guest for the closing ceremony
and distributed prizes and certificates to the winners. Weight Lifting, Power Lifting and Best Physique
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200
competition was conducted on 10.02.2012. Inter-NIT Football and Kabaddi tournaments organized by our
institute from 02.03.2012 to 04.03.2012. 150 students from 10 NITs participated in the tournament and it
was a grand success. Our institute Football and Kabaddi (men) team becomes Champion (First Place) in
Inter-NIT tournament held at NIT Rourkela. Our institute Tennis, chess, cricket, hockey, athletics (track and
field) and volleyball team participated in INTER NIT tournament conducted by other NITs. Chess, Hockey and
cricket team won third place in NIT Suratkal. Our athletics team won seven gold, seven silver and five bronze
medals and also women athletics team became women group Runner-up in NIT Surathkal.
Open swimming competition in various events for student, campus children and institute staff were also
conducted during this year. Few new clubs are introduced under the sports and games society namely
Football, Chess, Tennis, Cricket, carom and softball. These clubs are active and conducted many events
throughout the year.
4.8
Awards (Students) :
A.
Institute Gold Medals
Sl. No.
Title of the Medal
Awardees
1.
Best M. Tech.
Anup Kawtia
2.
Best B. Tech.
Deepali Rath
3.
Prof. Bhubaneswar Behera Gold Medal for the Best All-rounder
Mrutyunjaya Sandhibigraha
4.
Best B.Tech. Project 2011
Deepali Rath
B.
Institute Silver Medals (B. Tech.)
Sl. No.
Discipline
Awardees
1
MEENAKSHI SINGH
2
Bio-Technology
AMIT SAMAL
3
Ceramic Engineering
KAMAL NAYAN SRIVASTAVA
4
SAURAV KUMAR SAHU
5
Civil Engineering
SHARBANEE PRUSTY
6
LOPAMUDRA MOHAPATRA
7
ROMA DASH
8
ASHISH KUMAR PANDA
9
Electronics & Instrumentation Engg.
SOUBHAGYA SUTAR
10
DEEPALI RATH
11
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
KAUSIK TAMULI
12
Mining Engineering
NISHANT KUMAR PATI
C.
Institute Silver Medals (M. Tech.)
Sl. No.
Discipline
Awardees
1.
BATALA SANDHYA
2.
Biotechnology
ANEE MOHANTY
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201
Sl. No.
Discipline
Awardees
3.
ALOK SHARAN
4.
P HRIDYA
5.
D SESHU KUMAR
6.
Ceramic Engineering
MOUSOM BAG
7.
Computer Science
ANUP KAWTIA
8.
SUBHANKAR CHATTOPADHYAY
9.
Telematics & Signal Processing
RAVIKANTH KANNA
10.
VLSI Design & Embedded System
JOSHNA PALEPU
11.
Electronic Systems Communication
KUNDAN KUMAR
12.
AMIYA KUMAR NAIK
13.
SASANKA CHOUDHURY
14.
RANJEET KUMAR SAHU
15.
Thermal Engineering
SUMIT KUMAR
16.
MANILA MALLIK
D.
Institute Silver Medals (M. Sc.)
Sl. No.
Discipline
Awardees
1.
M.Sc. (Chemistry)
SWAPNA SARITA MOHAPATRA
2.
M.Sc. (Life Science)
PRAVAT KUMAR PARIDA
3.
M.Sc. (Mathematics)
MAMATA SAHU
4.
M.Sc. (Physics)
SUSHREE ROSYLA BARPANDA
E.
Endowment Medals and Awards :
Sl. No.
Name of the Medals/Awards
Awardees
1.
Saurav Ranjan Kar Memorial Medal
(Best Graduate of the Institute)
Deepali Rath
2.
Sugat Kishore Mall Memorial Medal
(Best Graduate of Electrical Engineering)
Roma Dash
3.
Pranab Memorial Medal
(Best Graduate of Mechanical Engineering)
Deepali Rath
4.
Prof Ashok Kumar Mohanty Medal
(Best All-rounder of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering)
Sridhar Kumar
5.
Bhaswati Paul Memorial Medal
(Best Project on Environment Pollution)
Chiranjiv Mohanty
4.9
Examination Details
Academic Calendar (2011-2012)
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B.TECH
M.TECH (Regular)
M.Sc
RESEARCH PROGRAMMES
Undergraduate Courses
B.TECH (8-Semesters), M.Tech Dual Degree (10 Semesters) and
M.Sc. 5 Year Integrated (10-Semesters)
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Event
Date
Day
1.
Registration for III, V and VII Semesters
18.07.2011
Monday
2.
Distribution of Project Record Books to VII Semester students
18.07.2011
Monday
3.
Start of III, V and VII Semester classes
19.07.2011
Tuesday
4.
Registration for I Semester
21.07.2011
Thursday
5.
Start of I Semester classes
22.07.2011
Friday
6.
Immersion of Lord Ganesh [Puja on 01.09.2011 (Thursday)].
04.09.2011
Sunday
7.
Autumn Mid-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I, III, V and VII Semesters [Timing 23.09.2011 to Friday to
8.30 AM to 10.30 AM and 1.30 PM to 3.30PM]
30.09.2011 Friday
8.
Submission of Mid-term project Record by VII semester students
17.10.2011 Monday
18.10.2011 to
9.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for VII semester students
19.10.2011
Tuesday to
Wednesday
10.
Pre-Registration for Spring Semester
24.10.2011
Monday
11.
Technical Festival [07.11.2011 is a Holiday which may be treated as a rest day] 04.11.2011 to Friday to
07.11.2011 Monday
12.
Debar list (based on the attendance up to 31.10.2011) for End-Semester 11.11.2011
Examination, if any
Friday
13.
SAC Election
13.11.2011
Sunday
14.
Submission of End-term project Record by VII semester students
16.11.2011
Wednesday
15.
Evaluation of End-term project for VII semester students
27.11.2011 to Thursday and
18.11.2011 Friday
16.
Autumn End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I, III, V and VII Semesters [Timing: 23.11.2011 to Wednesday to
8.30 AM to 11.30 AM and 1.30PM to 4.30PM]
30.11.2011 Wednesday
17.
Final debar list based on attendance up to 22.11.2011 for End-Semester 30.11.2011
Examination. Answer scripts of these students will not be evaluated and they
will be awarded 'X' grade in respective courses.
18.
Inter Semester Break (for students)
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Event
Date
Day
19.
Inter NIT sports meet
10.12.2011 to Saturday to
25.12.2011 Sunday
20.
Publication of UG Autumn Semester 2011-12 results
21.12.2011
Thursday
21.
Registration for II,IV, VI and VIII Semester
02.01.2012
Monday
22.
Start of II,IV, VI and VIII classes
03.01.2012
Tuesday
23.
Annual Athletic Meet
15.01.2012 Sunday
24.
Convocation
21.01.2012
Saturday
25.
Allotment of final year project to VI Semester students
27.01.2012
Friday
26.
Immersion of Goddess Saraswati [Puja on 28.01.2012 (Saturday)]
28.01.2012
Sunday
27.
Spring Festival
03.02.2012 to Friday (Evening)
05.02.2012 to Sunday
28.
Spring Mid-Semester Examination 2011-12 for II,IV, VI and VIII Semesters [Timing 22.02.2012 to Wednesday to
29.
Submission of Mid-term project thesis by VIII semester students
30.
International Students' Meet and Celebrity Night (Friday not to be compensated) 09.03.2012 to Friday to
11.03.2012 Sunday
31.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for VIII semester students
12.03.2012 to Monday to
13.03.2012 Tuesday
32.
Pre-registration for Autumn 2011-12
21.03.2012
33.
Forwarding of names of two students for each B. Tech branch to Academic Office 30.03.2012
by the respective HODs and supervisors for the Best B. Tech Project along with
the reports (at least 05 pages) submitted by the students
Friday
34.
Examination, if any
Wednesday
35.
Viva voce for VIII Semester students
11.04.2012 to Wednesday to
12.04.2012 Thursday
36.
Presentation for Best Project evaluation
11.04.2012
37.
Submission of the list of students securing < 25 (out of 20+30) in each course to 16.04.2012
Academic Office for Summer Semester Registration 2012
Monday
38.
Finalization of SIRE list by Head, T & P
Monday
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05.03.2012
16.04.2012
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Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
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Event
Date
Day
39.
Spring End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for II,IV, VI and VIII Semesters 23.04.2012 to Monday to
[Timing: 7.00 AM to 10.00 AM and 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM]
28.04.2012 Saturday
40.
Final debar list based on attendance up to 20.04.2012 for Spring End-Semester 30.04.2012
Examination 2011-12. Answer scripts of these students will not be evaluated
and they will be awarded 'X' grade in respective courses
41.
Registration for Summer Semester 2012
01.05.2012 to Tuesday to
42.
Duration for SIRE for third year students [8 weeks limit]
13.07.2012 Friday
43.
Summer break (for students)
22.07.2012 Sunday
44.
Submission of project record by VIII semester students in the department
07.05.2012
45.
Summer Semester 2012: [Submission of questions for Mid-Sem Exam to HOD: 07.05.2012 to Monday to
21.05.2012 (Monday) Mid-Sem Examination to be conducted by the department 29.06.2012 Friday
as per the schedule given by the Academic Office: 28.05.2012 (Monday) to
01.06.2012(Friday). Debar list to be notified by the department: 15.06.2012
(Friday)]
46.
Final year Project evaluation
47.
Submission of project record (print copy) by the Department to Academic Office 14.05.2012
and uploading e-copy to the e-thesis of the Library by the student guided by the
Department
Monday
48.
Publication of UG Spring Semester results
24.05.2012
Thursday
49.
Registration for Supplementary Examination- 2012 for all semesters
01.06.2011 to Friday to
10.06.2011 Sunday
50.
Summer Course End-Semester / Supplementary Examinations-2012 for all 18.06.2012 to Monday to
semesters
29.06.2012 Friday
51.
Publication of results of Summer Course/ Supplementary Examinations-2012
Monday
Monday
10.05.2012 Thursday
12.07.2012
Thursday
Postgraduate Programmes
M.Tech (4-Semesters)
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
1.
Registration for III Semester
18.07.2011
Monday
2.
Distribution of Project Record Books to III Semester students
18.07.2011
Monday
3.
Start of III Semester classes/projects
19.07.2011
Tuesday
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Event
Date
Day
4.
Submission of report on summer work (by III semester students)
19.07.2011
Tuesday
5.
25.07.2011
Monday
6.
26.07.2011
Tuesday
7.
04.09.2011
Sunday
8.
Submission of Mid-term project Record by III semester students
23.09.2011
Friday
9.
Autumn Mid-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I Semester (Timing 8.30 AM to 23.09.2011 to Friday to
10.30 AM and 1.30 PM to 3.30PM)
30.09.2011 Friday
10.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for III semester students
27.09.2011 Tuesday
11.
Allotment of (III semester) projects to I semester students
30.09.2011
Friday
12.
Pre-registration for spring semester
24.10.2011
Monday
13.
07.11.2011 Monday
14.
SAC Election
15.
Autumn End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I Semester (Timing: 8.30 AM to 23.11.2011 to Wednesday To
11.30 AM and 1.30PM to 4.30PM)
16.
III semester final seminar on project work
02.12.2011
Friday
17.
Submission of III semester project work and review report
07.12.2011
Wednesday
18.
25.12.2011 Sunday
19.
Publication of PG Autumn Semester 2011-12 results
22.12.2011
Thursday
20.
Registration for II and IV Semester
02.01.2012
Monday
21.
Start of II semester classes
03.01.2012
Tuesday
22.
15.01.2012 Sunday
23.
Convocation
21.01.2012
Saturday
24.
Immersion of Goddess Saraswati [Puja on 28.01.2012 (Saturday)].
28.01.2012
Sunday
25.
Spring Festival
03.02.2012 to Friday (Evening) to
05.02.2012 Sunday
26.
Submission of Mid-term project thesis by IV semester students
21.02.2012
13.11.2011
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Sunday
Tuesday
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
27.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for IV semester students
22.02.2012 to Wednesday to
23.02.2012 Thursday
28.
Spring Mid Semester Examination 2011-12 for II Semester(Timing 8.30 AM to 22.02.2012 to Wednesday to
10.30 AM and 1.30 PM to 3.30PM)
29.
11.03.2012 Sunday
30.
31.
Spring End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for II Semester (Timing: 7.00 AM to 23.04.2012 to Monday to
10.00 AM and 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM)
28.04.2012 Saturday
32.
Summer project (III semester) starts
01.05.2012
Tuesday
33.
Publication of II Semester results
24.05.2012
Thursday
34.
Last date for seminar presentation and oral examination for IV semester
01.06.2012
Friday
35.
Submission of project record (print copy) by the department to the Academic 04.06.2012
Office and uploading e-copy to the e-thesis of the Library by students guided by
the department
Monday
36.
Publication of results of IV Semester Examination
Thursday
21.03.2012
14.06.2012
Wednesday
MBA/M.Sc./MA (4 - Semesters)
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
1.
Registration for III Semester
18.07.2011
Monday
2.
Distribution of Project Record Books to III Semester students
18.07.2011
Monday
3.
Start of III Semester classes
19.07.2011
Tuesday
4.
25.07.2011
Monday
5.
26.07.2011
Tuesday
6.
04.09.2011
Sunday
7.
Autumn Mid-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I, III, V and VII Semesters [Timing 23.09.2011 to Friday to
30.09.2011
Friday
8.
Submission of Mid-term project Record by III semester students
17.10.2011
9.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for III semester students
19.10.2011
Wednesday
10.
Pre-Registration for Spring Semester
24.10.2011
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Monday
Monday
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
11.
07.11.2011
Monday
12.
Examination, if any
Friday
13.
SAC Election
13.11.2011
Sunday
14.
Submission of End-term project Record by III semester students
16.11.2011
Wednesday
15.
Evaluation of End-term project for III semester students
17.11.2011 & Thursday &
18.11.2011
Friday
16.
Autumn End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for I, III, V and VII Semesters [Timing: 23.11.2011 to Wednesday to
8.30 AM to 11.30 AM and 1.30PM to 4.30PM]
30.11.2011
Wednesday
17.
Final debar list based on attendance up to 22.11.2011 for End-Semester 30.11.2011
Examination. Answer scripts of these students will not be evaluated and they
will be awarded 'X' grade in respective courses.
18.
Inter Semester Break (for students)
01.12.2011 to Thursday to
30.12.2011
Friday
19.
25.12.2011
Sunday
20.
Publication of PG Autumn Semester 2011-12 results
22.12.2011
Thursday
21.
Registration for II and IV Semesters
02.01.2012
Monday
22.
Start of II and IV semester classes
03.01.2012
Tuesday
23.
15.01.2012
Sunday
24.
Convocation
21.01.2012
Saturday
25.
Allotment of final year project to II semester students
27.01.2012
Friday
26.
28.01.2012
Sunday
27.
Spring Festival
03.02.2012 to Friday (Evening)
05.02.2012
to Sunday
28.
Spring Mid Semester Examination 2011-12 for II and IV Semesters [Timing 8.30 22.02.2012 to Wednesday
AM to 10.30 AM and 1.30 PM to 3.30PM]
29.02.2012
to Wednesday
29.
Submission of Mid-term project thesis by IV semester students
30.
11.03.2012
Sunday
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05.03.2012
Wednesday
Monday
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
31.
Evaluation of Mid-term project for IV semester students
13.03.2012
Tuesday
32.
21.03.2012
Wednesday
33.
Examination, if any
Wednesday
34.
Finalization of SIRE list by Head, T & P
Monday
35.
Spring End-Semester Examination 2011-12 for II,IV, VI and VIII Semesters 23.04.2012 to Monday to
[Timing: 7.00 AM to 10.00 AM and 10.30 AM to 1.30 PM]
28.04.2012
Saturday
36.
Final debar list based on attendance up to 20.04.2012 for Spring End-Semester 30.04.2012
Examination 2011-12. Answer scripts of these students will not be evaluated
and they will be awarded 'X' grade in respective courses
37.
Duration of SIRE for students after appearing II Semester examinations [8 weeks 01.05.2012 to Tuesday to
limit]
13.07.2012
Friday
38.
Submission of project report by IV semester students in the department
07.05.2012
39.
IV semester Project evaluation
10.05.2012
Thursday
40.
Submission of project record (print copy) by the Department to Academic Office 14.05.2012
and uploading e-copy to the e-thesis of the Library by the student guided by the
Department
Monday
41.
Publication of II and IV Semester results
Thursday
16.04.2012
24.05.2012
Monday
Monday
Research Programmes
PhD and M.Tech (Research)
Sl No.
Event
Date
Day
1.
Admission to Autumn Semester 2011-12
01.07.2011 to Except Satur18.07.2011
days, Sundays
&Holidays
2.
Last date for completion of Enrolment (for newly admitted students)
18.07.2011
Monday
3.
Autumn Semester Registration for all students
18.07.2011
Monday
4.
Distribution of Project Record Books to newly admitted students
18.07.2011
Monday
5.
Starting of classes for course work
19.07.2011
Tuesday
6.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR SPRING SEMESTER:
l
Advertisement to be made on : 2nd week of August.
l
Applications to be scrutinized : Received till 2nd week of Sept.
l
Completion of scrutiny of applications by all Departments : End of Sept.
12.08.2011
Friday
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Event
l
l
l
Date
Day
Information of the scrutinized applications in website : 2nd week of Oct.
Interview : Last week of Oct.
Offer letter for admission to be dispatched: By 30th Nov.
7.
Admission to Spring Semester 2011-12
15.12.2011 to Except Saturdays,
02.01.2012
Sundays &Holidays
8.
Last date for completion of Enrolment (for newly admitted students)
02.01.2012
Monday
9.
Spring Semester Registration for all students
02.01.2012
Monday
10.
Distribution of Project Record Books to newly admitted students
02.01.2012
Monday
11.
Starting of classes for course work
03.01.2012
Tuesday
12.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR AUTUMN SEMESTER:
12.01.2012
l
Advertisement to be made on : 2nd week of January
l
Applications to be scrutinized : Received till 2nd week of February
l
Completion of scrutiny of applications by all Departments : End of Feb.
l
Information of the scrutinized applications in website: 2nd week of March
l
Interview : Last week of March
l
Offer letter for admission to be dispatched: By 31st May
13.
15.01.2012
Sunday
14.
Convocation
21.01.2012
Saturday
15.
28.01.2012
Sunday
16.
Last date for completion of Provisional Registration (for newly admitted students) 03.02.2012
17.
Spring Festival
18.
Spring Mid-Semester Examination 2011-12 (Timing 8.30 AM to 10.30 AM and 22.02.2012 to Wednesday to
1.30 PM to 3.30PM)
29.02.2012
Wednesday
19.
11.03.2011
Sunday
20.
Spring End-Semester Examination 2011-12 (Timing: 7.00 AM to 10.00 AM and 23.04.2012 to Monday to
10.30 AM to 1.30 PM)
28.04.2012
Saturday
21.
Publication of Spring Semester 2011-12 results
Thursday
Friday
03.02.2012 to Friday (Evening) to
05.02.2012
Sunday
24.05.2012
Thursday
* In case any of the events falls on Holiday, Director (Chairman, Senate) is empowered to take the decision regarding
change in the Academic Calendar.
* If situation warrants, Chairman, Senate may permit to conduct special examination and take the decision regarding
change in the Academic Calendar.
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Convocation :
The ninth Convocation-2012 was held on 21.01.2012. Sri Chandra Shekhar Verma, Chairman, Steel Authority of India
Limited (SAIL) was invited to be the Chief Guest on the occasion.
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN B.TECH PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-2012
(A)
FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2008-2012
Branch
No. Registered
No. Passed
Total Passed % of Pass Remarks
1st Class 2nd Class
07
0
12
85.71
14
Hons.
05
Biotechnology
14
06
07
0
13
92.86
34
19
13
01
33
97.06
Civil Engineering
33
15
18
0
33
100
72
36
31
01
68
94.4
67
31
32
0
63
94.03
Metallurgical &
Materials Engineering
33
19
12
-
31
93.94
Mining Engineering
29
10
16
-
26
89.66
Computer Science Engineering
72
34
32
03
69
95.83
Electronics & Instrumentation Engg.
33
20
11
02
33
100
35
20
13
02
35
100
Ceramic Engineering
25
11
12
-
24
96
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN B.TECH PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(B)
FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2007-2011
Branch
No. Registered
Hons.
0
No. Passed
1st Class 2nd Class
0
01
01
100
01
Ceramic Engineering
01
0
0
01
01
100
Computer Science Engg.
02
01
0
01
02
100
Electronics &
Instrumentation Engg.
01
0
0
01
01
100
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN M.Sc. PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(A)FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2010-2012
Branch
No. Registered
No. Passed
1st Class
2nd Class
35
01
Physics
37
Chemistry
38
37
Mathematics
20
Life Science
35
36
97.3
-
37
97.37
15
04
19
95
35
-
35
100
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STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN M.Sc. PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(B) FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2009-2011
Branch
No. Registered
Mathematics
01
No. Passed
1st Class
2nd Class
01
0
Total Passed % of Pass
01
Remarks
100
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN MA PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(A) FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2010-2012
Branch
No. Registered
HS
08
No. Passed
1st Class
2nd Class
08
-
08
100
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN MBA PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(A) FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2010-2012
Branch
No. Registered
SM
20
No. Passed
1st Class
2nd Class
20
-
20
100
STATISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN M.TECH PROGRAMME FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
(A)FOR THE PROGRAMME BATCH : 2010-2012
Branch
No. Registered
No. Passed
Biomedical Engg.
11
09
81.82
Biotechnology
17
16
94.12
CH
15
15
100
CE
03
03
100
15
14
93.33
Transportation Engineerinf
04
04
100
Water Resource Engineering
02
02
100
Electronic Systems &
Communication
17
16
94.12
Power Control And Drives
19
16
84.21
18
18
100
Machine Design And Analysis
18
17
94.44
18
17
94.44
Thermal Engineering
18
17
94.44
MM
Metallurgical And
Materials Engineering
07
07
100
CS
Computer Science
17
17
100
18
18
100
Software Engineering
19
19
100
VLSI and Embedded Systems
17
17
100
BM
EE
ME
EC
Specialisation
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% of Pass
Remarks
Branch
CR
4.10
Specialisation
No. Registered
No. Passed
% of Pass
Electronics Instrumentation
16
15
93.75
Communication &
Signal Processing
20
19
95
Ceramic Engineering
01
01
100
Remarks
Training and Placement Centre :
The Training and Placement Centre has been actively performing and coordinating a number of professional
activities for the students. Some of the major activities relating to the students are Practical Training, Local
Study Tours to industries and Campus Placement. Like previous years the Centre had a series of such activities
during the academic year 2011-12.
Practical Training:
Practical Training is an integral part of engineering education that aims at making students familiar with the
culture and environment of industries and getting practical knowledge on working of equipments, plants and
processes which cannot be accommodated or explained in a laboratory. Students are exposed to the concept
of plant management and organization at first hand. Practical Training for the B. Tech. students was arranged
in 149 different organizations/industries throughout the country during May-July 2011 who had completed
pre-final year studies. Eight weeks of Practical Training at the end of 3rd Year are completed by each student
before appearing at the final examination.
Practical Training undertaken by students in industries during May-July, 2011
Sl. No.
Name of Industries / Organizations
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
NIMHANS, Bangalore
Honeywell Automation India Ltd. Pune
L & T, Mysore
Apollo Hospital, Gandhinagar
IIT, Madras
Ispat General Hospital, Rourkela
Madison Wisconsin, U.S.A.
BMH Lid. Kaxhikode
DEBEL, DRDO, Bangalore
IIT, Kharagpur
Global Health Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi
Aizawl Civil Hospital, Mizoram
Clonegen Biotechnology Pvt.Ltd., Noida
IIT, Kanpur
AIIMS, Faridabad
Institute of Geneomicse Integrative Biology
OHPC Limited, Rengali
National Metallurgical Laboratory, Jamshedpur
Executive Engineer, R&B Division, Bhubaneswar
No. of students
sponsored Sl. No.
02
01
02
03
03
05
01
01
02
13
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
04
03
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Rourkela
TIFR, Bangalore
Capegemini India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
ITI Limited, Bangalore
Bihar e-Governance Services & Tech. Patna
IIT, Bhubaneswar
Apex Solutions, Hyderabad
Mature Walk Web Social Enterprise, Pune
BSNL, Bhubaneswar
Department of CSE, IIT, Bombay
NTPC Limited, Kaniha
DAAD, German Academic Exchange Service
All India Radio, DD, Bhubaneswar
Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Kolkata
NTPC limited, Anta
Siemens LIC, Dubai, UAE
Electronics Systems Private Limited, Vijaywada
UCIL, Narwapahar Mines
Nokia Siemens Network Pvt. Ltd. Noida
Goldman Sachs, Bangalore
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No. of
students
sponsored
01
08
01
02
01
01
01
01
16
01
07
02
01
01
01
05
01
01
Sl. No.
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
UPRNN, NIT, Rourkela
NHAI, Bhubaneswar
Simplex Infrastructure, Kolkata
Rail Vikas Nigam, Bhubaneswar
L&T, Chennai
Utracon Structural Systems Pvt. Ltd.
HINDALCO, Hirakud
TRF, Jamshedpur
MECON, Ranchi
BHEL, Hyderabad
Subarnarekha Irrigation Project, Mundakhata
PWD City Division, Jaipur
Rourkela Steel Plant, Rourkela
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
EICL, Hyderabad
Paradeep Phosphates Ltd. Paradeep
IOCL, Vadodara
IOCL, Haldia
IICT, Hyderabad
Bhilai Steel Plant
Rattanakosin College for Sustainable Energy
IMMT, Bhubaneswar
IOCL, Panipat
India Rare Earth Limited, Chhatrapur
Alloy Steel Plant, West Bengal
Tata Steel Limited
Samtel Glass, Kota
BARC, Mumbai
TRL Krosaki Refractories Limited, Belpahar
ARCI, Balapur, Hyderabad
Carborundum Universal Limited, Murugappa
ACE Calderys, Katni
OCL, Rajgangpur
Department of CS, University of Hyderabad
Glorytech Software Pvt. Ltd., Bhubaneswar
ISI, Kolkata
Microsoft
Kansoft Inc. U.S.A.
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela
Sanjay Gandhi Thermal Power Station, Umaria
PXE, DRDO, Chandipur
Interface Software, Bhubaneswar
No. of students
sponsored Sl. No.
06
04
02
06
01
01
02
03
02
02
01
01
99
08
01
02
03
02
01
03
01
03
03
03
01
12
02
01
02
02
02
03
02
02
10
03
03
01
04
01
06
01
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
Rourkela
No. of
students
sponsored
BHEL, Bangalore
01
HAL, Bangalore
04
Edutech Learning Solutions, Vadodara
04
The Tata Power Company Limited, Mumbai 01
OPTCL, Bhubaneswar
15
Vijag Steel Plant, Vishakhapatnam
05
DRDO, Jodhpur
01
ITR Chandipur
02
N.E.Railway, Bareilly
01
CET, Bhubaneswar
01
JR Toll Road Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur
01
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai 02
Technische Universitat, Germany
01
University of Magdeburg, Germany
01
NTPC Limited, Simhadri
03
Haldia Petrochemicals, Haldia
01
Tata Motors, Jamshedpur
05
NALCO, Angul
01
IIT, Hyderabad
01
Metra Electronics, Kolkata
01
Atul Generators Pvt. Limited, Agra
01
ONGC, Mumbai
01
BPCL, Mumbai
01
Cryogenic Engineering Centre, IIT, Kharagpur
01
Lucas TVS Limited, Chennai
01
Hero Honda, New Delhi
01
L & T, Kansbahal
01
NTPC Limited, Singrauli
01
SAIL Refractories Unit, Marar
02
HINDALCO Industries, Renukoot
01
HINDALCO Industries, Renukoot
01
Schlumberger, Kuwait
01
CITD, Bangalore
01
Mumbai International Airport
01
RABS:HPS:MPPGCL, Barginagar
01
Ashok Leyland, Chennai
01
Tata Motors, Uttarakhand
01
HAL, Sunabeda, Koraput
01
Dassault Systems India Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore
01
Bharat Dynamics Ltd. Andhra Pradesh
01
Daimler, Chennai
01
Department of Chemical Engineering, Andhra Univ.
01
214
Sl. No.
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
University of Geottingen, Germany
SAIL, New Delhi
Nex-G Exurerant Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Noida
CMC Ltd. New Delhi
IIT, Delhi
CEPTA Info. Tech. Pvt. Ltd., Lucknow
IIT, Guwahati
Ardent Computech Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata
Carnegie Mellon University, U.S.A.
Tata Steel Limited, Noamundi Mines Division
Myklassroom Com software Pvt. Ltd. Coimbatore
Hindustan Copper Limited
Drishti Soft Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Gurgaon
Technophilla Systems, New Delhi
No. of students
sponsored Sl. No.
01
01
01
03
05
01
03
05
01
03
02
02
01
01
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
India Railways, NE Rly. Izatnagar
DMRL, Hyderabad
Mahanadi Coalfields Limited, Talcher
FFD, HAL, Bangalore
Indian Railways, Varanasi
Essar Learning Centre, Hazra
IIT, Roorkee
NMDC, Kirandul, Chattishgarh
Tetra Information Services Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi
LIT Susant Ku. Raut's Centre of Excellence, BBSR
North Eastern Coalfields Limited, Margherita, Assam
Nepal Telecom Limited, Lalitpur
Bolani Ore Mine, SAIL, Keonjhar
No. of
students
sponsored
01
02
07
02
01
01
01
01
01
01
04
01
04
Local Study Tours :
Local study tours were arranged for B. Tech. students by the Training & Placement centre. The students visited
different industries/organizations in and around Rourkela pertinent to their respective curricula during the
period September, 2011 - February, 2012. In all 30 industrial tours were conducted during the academic session,
as detailed below:
Date of visit Semester
06.09.11
13.09.11
14.09.11
15.09.11
19.09.11
11.10.11
12.10.11
19.10.11
20.10.11
25.10.11
27.10.11
02.11.11
03.11.11
10.11.11
14.11.11
04.01.12
05.01.12
06.01.12
12.01.12
13.01.12
18.01.12
3rd
7th
5th
5th
3rd
3rd
5th
7th
5th
7th
5th
7th
5th
5th
7th
8th
6th
8th
4th
4th
6th
Branch
Chemical
Mechanical(ME1)
Met.& Mat
Mining
ID
Civil
Chemical
Mechanical(ME2)
Met. & Mat.
Electrical(EE2)
Mechanical(ME1)
Chemical
Ceramic
Mechanical(ME2)
Mining
Civil
Chemical
CR
Mechanical(ME2)
Met. & Mat.
CR
No. of Students No. of Faculties
visited
accompanied
44
02
33
02
40
02
41
02
28
02
34
02
34
02
36
02
40
02
36
02
48
02
34
02
38
02
48
02
35
02
35
02
39
02
29
02
39
02
47
02
38
02
Rourkela
215
Name of Industry visited
OCL, Rajgangpur
OCL, Rajgangpur
Blast Furnace,RSP
Lanjiberna Limestone & Dolomite Mines
OCL, Rajgangpur
OCL, Rajgangpur
Coke Oven & Coal Chemicals,RSP
HSM & CRM,RSP
SMS & Cokeovens,RSP
Grid Sub-Station,Tarkera
Plate Mill, RSP
DISIR, Rajgangpur
SMS, RSP
OCL, Rajgangpur
Hirakud Bundia Mine Brajarajnagar
Civil Engg.Const.RSP
Env.& Energy Mgt.RSP
TRL, Belpahar
Blast Furnace,RSP
OCL, Rajgangpur
Coke Oven, RSP
Date of visit Semester
25.01.12
30.01.12
01.02.12
02.02.12
08.02.12
09.02.12
10.02.12
14.02.12
17.02.12
4th
8th
8th
8th
4th
8th
4th
6th
8th
No. of Students No. of Faculties
visited
accompanied
30
02
35
02
35
02
34
02
31
02
33
02
47
02
38
02
36
2
Branch
Electrical(EE1)
Mining
Civil
Chemical
Electrical(EE2)
Mechanical(ME1)
Met.& Mat.
Ceramic
Mechanical(ME2)
Name of Industry visited
ERS & SMS, RSP
Lakhanpur OCP,MCL
Pitamahal Dam,Kalunga
Industrial Estate,Kalunga
ERS & SMS, RSP
DLS, Bondamunda
DISIR, Rajgangpur
OCL, Rajgangpur
DLS, Bondamunda
Campus Placement
During the academic session 2011-12, 78 companies from different sectors visited out institute for campus placement.
In all, 733 offers have been issued to our students. The following is the list of companies who visited the institute and
the record of placement for the academic year 2011-12.
Placement Record for the Academic Year 2011-12
SL
COMPANY
1
Mahindra &
Mahindra
Goldman Sachs
Microsoft
Atkins Global
Tata Motors
SISC
Tata Technologies
Bajaj Auto
Ace Calderys
TELCON
Maruti Suzuki
India Ltd
Airvana Network
Tata Consulting
Engineers
Shapoorji Pallonji
Indian Oil
Corportation
TATA Steel
BCH Electric Ltd
Thermax Ltd
TRF Ltd
SISO
Infosys
11
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
BM
BT CE CH CR CS EC E I
1
EE
ME
MM
3
10
1
MN
MBA
MSc
1
1
2
1
6
6
9
22
4
2
8
1
2
3
2
8
6
3
2
2
20 2
2
3
5
2
2
6
2
2
3
5
2
10 4
2
2
16
5
6
2
7 4 2
12 12 10
Rourkela
MA TOTAL
1
2
2
1
3
4
21
12
216
2
2
5
3
3
4
13
110
SL
COMPANY
23
24
25
26
Saint Gobain
Ashok Leyland
Capgemini
Hero Moto
Corp Ltd
3D PLM
CESC Ltd
UNISYS
VESUVIUS
India Ltd
MindTree Ltd
Vedanta
Aluminium Ltd
ITC Infotech
Samsung SEL
Punj Lloyd
Cummins India
Larsen &
Toubro Ltd
Rio Tinto
Balmer
Lawrie Ltd
Oracle India
Atos Origin
Amdocs
JSL Stainless Ltd
Monnet Ispat &
Energy Ltd
Hindalco
Essel Mining
Coal India Ltd
Panasonic India
Sony India
Honda Siel
Cars India Ltd
ACC Ltd
IBM India Pvt Ltd
HCL Technologies
JSW Steels Ltd.
SAP Labs India
Pvt Ltd
Erricson India Global
Zeus Numerix
enZen Global Solutions
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
BM
BT CE CH CR CS EC EI
1
2
EE
ME
MM
MN
MBA
1
1
3
1
1
4
2
1
4
1
3
2
2
1
6
1
4
5
4
12
2
2
3 4
10
2
7
1
4
4
6
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
1
13
2
4
1
5
1
3
6
4
6
7
1
1
3
3
1
2
6
7
6
9
3
2
5
1
2
34
2
1
16
2
2
2
1
1
4
1
2
2
5
4
3
4
1
2
4
1
2
3
1
Rourkela
1
4
15
10
13
8
7
8
1
3
11
10
6
8
17
1
1
1
1
1
1
9
9
9
2
4
1
217
MA TOTAL
2
2
14
4
4
7
MSc
1
3
4
27
7
12
8
97
2
10
4
4
41
11
13
8
15
1
5
SL
COMPANY
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
CEAT Ltd
Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.
Rancore Technologies
Idesign
Futures First
NTPC Ltd
C-DOT
HAL
Hindustan
Unilever Ltd
Haldia
Petrochemicals
Hindware
Huawei
Technologies
MECON
ThyssenKrupp
PRADAN
Suzuki Powertrain
Ind Ltd
CATERPILLAR
Engineers India Ltd
Midhani
TRL-Krosaki
Refractories Ltd.
TOTAL
20
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
BM
BT CE CH CR CS EC EI
1
2
2
1
EE
ME
1
2
2
1
MM
MN
MBA
MSc
MA TOTAL
1
3
10
2
4
1
8
7
9
1
1
5
2
1
4
1
2
3
3
6
4
3
1
3
3
4
4
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
4
1
1
1
2
17 46 43 24 115 65 48
5.0
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES :
5.1
Ph.D. Programme - Existing and Proposed :
1
4
3
4
4
2
2
125 129 38
6
1
11
2
48
8
6
1
734
The Institution has produced 262 Ph.D.s till date in various Engineering and Science Departments. Experienced and competent faculty are available in the various specializations. The areas in which Ph.D. works are
being pursued have been given below:
A) Engineering :
Sl No.
1.
Department
Specialization Area
Nanoparticle mediated protein folding in vivo and in vitro, breast cancer
therapy, protein folding stem cell biology, structure function relationship
of proteins, protein aggregation, nanomedicines, Tissue engineering,
regenerative medicine, biomicrofluidics, Soft Materials, Medical
Instrumentation, Laser-Tissue Interaction, Computational biomechanics,
Protein biochemistry, structure function relationship of proteins, protein
aggregation, Stem cell biology, tissue engg.
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Sl No.
Department
Specialization Area
9.
Virtual-Cellular Manufacturing, Green Supply Chain Management,
Machining of MMC, High temperature testing and dissimilar metal joining,
Robotics, Vibration, Structural Damping, Triobology, Composite Material,
Metal Making, Quality Engg., Metal Forming, Extraction, Micro maching,
Industrial Eng. Surface Eng.& Machine. Cryogenics, Heat Transfer, Alternative
Fuels, I.C.Engine, Refrigeration.
10.
Mining Engineering
Environmental Management, Mine Environment, Geomechanics, Fly ash
management in mines, Numerical modeling
11.
Industrial Design
Computer Aided Design and Ergonomics, Industrial Robotics, Robot
Manipulator Design
The Institute is on constant endeavor to establish Ph.D. & M. Tech. programmes under QIP in all engineering departments.
B)
Science :
Sl No.
Department
Specialization Area
1.
Chemistry
Analytical and Environmental, Material, Atmospheric Modeling,
Phytoremediation and Bioremediation, Crosscoupling reaction, Organic
Synthesis, Organometallic chemistry (oxovanadium and oxomolybdnum
complexes, thiosemicarbazone complexed of transition metals
Organometallic chemistry, Molecular dynamic study, Nanomaterials,
Physical organic chemistry
Nanomaterials for catalysis and sensor applications, Organic synthesis
and diversified functional group oriented synthesis, Heterogeneous
catalysis by nanomaterials, Molecular materials for organic electronics,
Nanomaterials for biological applications
2.
Mathematics
Algebraic Topology, Applied Functional analysis, Artificial Intelligence,
Boundary value problems, Category Theory, Complex Analysis, Differential
Equations, Differentiable Manifolds, Fluid Dynamics, Fuzzy sets and
Topology, Fractional Calculus, Generic algorithm, Lee algebra, Magnetohydro dynamics, Mathematical Modeling and Simulation, Mathematical
Physics, Number Theory, Numerical analysis, Non-linear Optimization,
Operations Research, Stochastic Processes, Vibration Problems and
Wavelet Transforms.
3.
Physics
4.
Life Science
Epigenetics, Cancer biology, Environmental microbiology, marine
microbiology, pollution & bioremediation, marine biotechnology,
Immunology and molecular medicine
C) Humanities & Social Sciences
D) Management
5.2
A. Details of Ph.Ds done so far :
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Sl No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
17
15
10
11
12
13
14
16
B.
Department
Ceramic Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engineering.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Industrial Design
Life Science
Mathematics
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering.
Mining Engineering
Physics
Total
Department
Specialization Area
00
06
12
45
12
04
25
22
01
00
00
50
39
11
02
33
00
262
24
12
23
26
17
25
36
35
12
03
17
13
58
18
05
19
01
344
Completed
Continuing
04
03
10
00
03
11
19
13
00
00
00
00
11
05
02
02
00
83
02
03
18
00
14
10
08
04
00
02
00
00
17
05
01
02
00
86
Details of M.Tech. (Res) done so far :
Sl No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Department
Ceramic Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electronics & Communication Engineering.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Industrial Design
Life Science
Mathematics
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering.
Mining Engineering
Physics
Total
Rourkela
220
5.3
Proposed Plan for research :
Department
Name of the lab/Workshop
Specialization Area
Protein misfolding, aggregation and
diseases: Current Therapy (Prof. S. Paul)
First kind of such short term course and
workshop in India
Tissue Engineering (Prof. M.K. Gupta)
Anatomy and Physiology Lab
(Prof. S. S. Ray)
To gather all relevant scientists and exchange
current ideas
Biomechanics (Prof. A. Thirugnanam)
Ceramic Engineering
Bioheat and Mass Transfer Lab (Prof. A.
Kumar)
Extraction of Essential Oils
Fluidized Bed Drying and Granulation
Analysis of Char particles produced from
FBG as activated carbon
Environmental Engg Lab
Molecular dynamic Modelling (High
speed computational Laboratory)
E-tongue based research (Process /
product development & Control
laboratory)
CAD Lab
Reaction Engineering Lab
Civil Engineering
Geotechnical Engg, Structural Engg.
Highway Engg., Fluid Mechanics &
Hydraulic Mechines and Environmental
Engg.
Computer Science &
Engineering
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iPS cells and Transgenesis
Tissue engineering using Adipose tissue
derived stem cells and amniotic epithelial
cells. Cryopreservation of human cells and
tissues. Morphometric analysis of skeletal
systems in Indian population.
To elucidate the fundamental aspects of
human biomechanics; solid mechanics of
medical implants.
to study the laser-tissue interaction and the
tissue necrosis using cryogen
Polymer derived Ceramics
Development of Li-Ion Battery Materials
Graphene based Materials
Polymer-Ceramics composite Drug Delivery
Materials
Nanotechnology in Refractory
Advanced Glass and Glass-Ceramics
New programme
New programme
linkages to an existing
New programme
Synthesis and Physical Property estimation
of Ionic liquids
Design and Development of electronic tongue
system for on-line monitoring of waste water,
quality monitoring in food and beverage
industry, which involves Signal processing,
development of machine learning
algorithms.
Existing software such as Aspen Engineering
Suite, MATLAB, ANSYS, Supertarget are used
Our "Process Technology" Academic group
are also planning to work on "synthesis of
value-added chemicals from wastematerials". Proposed plan has already been
finalized. The work will start once it will be
approved by the institute.
To strengthen and link to the existing M.Tech
and Ph.D programmes in Geotechnical Engg.,
Structural Engg., Transport Engg., Water
Resource Engg. and to strengthen and link to
the proposed M.Tech & Ph.D. programme in
Environmental Engg.
Compupter Vision, Clud Computing,
Embedded System, Pattern Recognition.
Department
Specialization Area
Power Control Drives (PCD)
Control and Automation (CA)
High Voltage Laboratory
Power Control Drives (PCD)
Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Applied Signal Processing & Machine
Intelligence (ASP& MI) Lab
Image Processing & Computer Vision
(IPCV) Lab
Video Signal Processing (VSP) Lab
GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) lab
DSP Lab
Sensor lab
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Hardware Implementation Shunt Active
power Filter using dSPACE.
Modeling and control of Distributed
generation system, Hybrid vehicle
Modeling and Control of Solar Power System
Formation Control of Underwater Robots
Adaptive & Predictive Control of Switching
Converters
Active Noise Control
Adaptive Control Robots with Flexible Links
Slip Control of Electric & Hybrid Vehicles and
Railway Vehicles
Condition monitoring of High Voltage Power
System Equipment
Plug-and-Play Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Suitable for Indian Road: Control Strategies
and Design Aspects.
Modeling and Control of Solar Power System
Aims to develop image based real time head
pose estimation
Laboratory and Research purpose for M.Tech.
(Industrial Electronics)
It will cater to the need of both UG and PG
students. Various labs such as TDSP, Soft
Computing, Speech Processing, etc will be
conducted here. In addition, research will
be conducted in Pattern Recognition, Applied
Signal Processing and Speech Processing.
This will primarily be used as a lab for MTech
students, especially belonging to the Signal
& Image Processing (SIP) specialization. In
addition, many research scholars will work
for their PhD programmes.
This will basically cater to the needs of MTech
(SIP) students. Some PhD scholars have been
working in the field of video signal
processing. An independent VSP Lab will
further enhance the research work in this
direction.
There is huge scope of research in GPR for
defense, space and commercial survey
application. Any good outcome of research
will widen the scope of getting the sponsored
project from the industry and the research
agencies.
Detection and Estimation of radar targets in
non-Gaussian noise which is rarely
addressed in the existing works
It is a new programme.
Department
Specialization Area
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
High temperature metallurgical processes
Computational and modeling Laboratory
Characterization of emerging materials
Metal Joining Laboratory
Gait Analysis Lab
Mine Environment and Safety Engg. Lab,
Geomechanics, Ground Control Lab and
Computer Lab
linkage to an existing
New programme
linkage to an existing
Ultra sonic welding, Laser welding
Gait Analysis Kit
Strengthening and augmenting facilities for
conducting state of the art Doctoral research
work in the areas of Mine Environment & Safty
Engg., Numerical Modelling & Simulation
studies, goe-mechanics and strate control.
CAD-based Ergonomic Design for hand hold
industrial products
Force Modelling and finite element
simulation of high speed burrs used in dental
surgery
Design & Analysis of Custom designed
vertebral implants tools for evaluation of
industrial products
Development of Inverse Kinematic Models for
Hybrid Robotic Manipulators on Mobile
Platform
Modelling of an autonomous mobile robot
based on its wheel geometric constraints
Remote Sensing and GIS lab
Application of developed cross-coupling
protocol for synthesis of natural products
and heterocycles
Large scale molecular simulation of
biomolecules
Biological application of nanomaterials and
biodiagnostics
The purpose of the research program is to
develop highly selective and ultra-sensitive
solid-state catalyst and sensor materials
through the control of size, shape, and
composition of nanomaterials.
This laboratory will be inter-disciplinary in
nature and will corroborate with existing
research programme of the department.
The laboratory will focus primarily on
problems in biomedical sciences by
employing different molecular biophysics
approaches. Thus, the laboratory will
contribute to existing research programme
of the department and the institute.
(Production & Design)
Mining Engineering
Industrial Design
Art & Aesthetic Design Lab
Chymistry
CAD Lab
CAD Lab
Physics
Mathematics
Life Science
Creative Automation Lab
Creative Automation Lab
Environmental Lab
Organic Synthesis
Molecular simulation laboratory
Nanomaterials laboratory
Nanomaterials lab
Bioinformatics Lab.
Molecular Biophysics Lab.
5.4
Institute - Industry Collaboration:
The Institute Industry collaboration has been executed in various modes, such as Testing, Consultancy Project,
Joint Research Project etc.
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Testing:
The Institute has conducted different types of testing in various departments. The types of testing that are done
by the Institute include Ballast, Concrete Cubes, Brick, Steel, Mixed design, Soil, Concrete Design, Tensile Testing,
Aggragate are conducted by the Department of Civil Engineering.
XRD Analysis, Ash Fusion, Fatigue Crack, Preparation of Ash, Particle size, PSD, Coking Index, DTA & TG, Hot Stage
Microscope are conducted by the Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering.
H.M.O.R., C.M.O.R., Chemical Analysis, PLC. Green Bricks are conducted by the department of Ceramic Engineering.
Water, Oil and Moisture content are conducted by the departments of Chemical Engineering and department of
Chemistry.
Various Cable Tests are conducted by the department of Electrical Engineering. During the period from 01.04.2011
to 31.03.2012, the Institute has received Rs. 34,28,884/- & earned Rs. 18,45,918/- as Institute Overhead and 50%
Institute share respectively from testing services.
Consultancy:
The Institute is also taking up different consultancy projects from time to time. During the period from 01.04.2011
to 31.03.2012, the Institute has taken up the following consultancy projects which are given below:
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No.
Name of Sponsor
Title of Consultancy
Name of P.I.
1 Indian Rare Earth Ltd. Chatrapur
Structral Design & Detailing of Self supported M.S.
Chimney
Prof. S.K. Sahu, CE
2 Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
(BARC)
Development of compliance correlation for
Through wall cracked pipes& elbows to measures
crack growth in Fracture Experiments
Prof.P.K.Ray, ME
3 SCCL, Kolhagudar, Khammam Dist, Scientific Study for strata montring in BG parel 3A
Andhra Pradesh
Prof. S.Jayantu, MN
4 Rajlaxmi Constructions Limited
Proof checking of design calculation note &
,Shyamkunj Appartment, Kathjodi, drawing sheet realated to composite girder for
Ring Road, Cuttack-753012
central portion of ROB, Basanti Colony, Rourkela
Prof. P.Sarkar, CE
5 FACOR,Bhadrak-756100
Slope Stability Analysis of Ostapal
Prof.M.K.Mishra,MN
6 Chief Engineer,World Bank
Projects, GOO, BBSR
Independent third party review of quantity
Assurance System Quantity of work & Safety
Prof.M.Panda,CE
7 JSPL,Raigarh,C.G.
Review,vetting,analysis of retrofitting of ash pond
of JSPL Raigarh
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
8 SAIL(RMD) Bolani Ores Mines,
P.O.-Bolani-758037, Keonjhar,
Odisha
Constultancy for compliance of conditions of
stage-I Forest Clearance granted MOEF for Bolani,
Odisha
Prof.D.P.Tripathy,MN
9 NTPC LTD., Talcher Super Thermal
Power Station, Po- Deepsikha ,
Anugul
Review of execution of Retrofittingof Ash Dyke of
Stage-I Lagoon-II, NTPC, Kanihia , Odisha
Prof. C.R. Patra,CE
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Name of Sponsor
No.
10 ESSEl MINING & INDUSTRIES LTD., Water Audit at Essel Mines, Barbil, Odisha
BARBIL, Orissa (Adity Birla Group)
Name of P.I.
Prof.K. Pramanik, BM
11 Jindal Steel & Power , Tensa,
Odisha
Water Audit at TRB Iron Mine, Tensa ( JSPL)
Prof. K.Pramanik,BM
12 MODI Projects LTD, KANKE ROAD,
Ranchi-834008
Proof checking of bridge Abutment Design
Prof.P.Sarkar, CE
13 Chief General Manager(R&D), The
Singareni Collieries Co.Limited,
SCCL
Scientific study for suitable support system at Rk6 encli[ SRP Area, SCCL
Prof.S.Jayanthu, MN
14 Essel Mining & Industries Ltd,
Barbil
Scruting of the Scheme for Rural piped W/S to
village Champua
Prof. S.K.Das, CE
15 SAIL, R&D, Barsna Iron Mines, PoTensa-770042
Ground Vibration study during trial blasting of
bulk explosives
Prof.B.K.Pal, MN
16 BALCO, KORBA, (Vendanta Group)
Ash Dyke stability chamber/certification at 1200
mr BALCO, Korba
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
17 Jindal Power Limited, Tamar,
Raigarh
Slope Stability of dump along with 25% fly ash at
JPOCCM Mine
Prof.S.Jayanthu, MN
18 Russun Export Pvt.Ltd. R.L.Puram,
Chimakurthy( Mandal)523226,
A.P.
Slope Stability( Scientific Study ) of Rasun Granite
Mine
Prof.S.Jayanthu, MN
19 Indian Rare Earth Limited (A
Govt.of India U/T)
Manavalakurichi-629253
Design of Chumney in Manavalakurichi,
Tamilnadu
Prof.S.K.Sahu, CE
20 Senior DEN Office of DRM,
Chakradharpur
Proof checking of structural design of PRS building
of Tatanagar
Prof. P.Sarkar, CE
21 Shiva Cement Ltd., Rourkela
Damage Evalution Due to blasting
Prof.M.K.Mishra,MN
22 NTPC,Kaniha, Talcher
Strengthening of Lagoon-I of St-I, Ash Dyke of NTPC
Kaniha, Talcher, Odisha
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
23 The Singarani Colliaries Co.Ltd.
A.P.
Scientific Study in BG-11/12 sub panel A & sub
Panel B& 4 steam sand storing ss-10 of GDK No.8
Inc. RG-11Area-Reg
Prof.S.Jayanthu, MN
24 NTPC Ltd, Talcher, Super Thermal
Butterssing of Lagoon -I of Stage -I Ash Dyke of
Power Statium Deepsikha, Anugul, TSTPS, Kanhia, Talcher
Odisha
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
25 NTPC Singranli, Super Thermal
Power Station Shastinagar,
Sonebhadra, U.P.
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
Immediate enhancement of capacity in Khadia
Ash Dyke and SI ash dyke
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Name of Sponsor
Name of P.I.
26 NTPC LTD, TSTPS, Deepshikha,
Anugal
Preparation of division tegration of rock at NTPC
Ltd., Kaniha (TSTPS)
Prof.S.P.Singh, CE
27 MCL, Burla
Soil Investingation & Contour plotting for FBC
plant at Basundhar Area
Prof.S.P.Singh, CE
28 Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd. , Vill&
post- Naharpali, Tehsil- Kharsia,
Raigarh-496001
Stabilization of Ash Dump at village Narayanapur
of M/s Monner Ispat & Energy Ltd.
Prof.S.K.Das, CE
29 The Bisra Stone Lime Co Ltd. DistSNGH, Biramitrapur-770033
Ground vibration study of Biramitrapur Lime
Stone & Dolamite mines of M/S BSL Co. Ltd.
Prof.B.K.Pal, MN
30 NTPC, Korba, West
Review of failure status of Dhanras Dyke NTPC ,
Korba
Prof.C.R.Patra,CE
31 Executive Engineer Project Mgt.
P.M. Unit Odisha State Road
Project, BBSR
Testing & Examing of poor quality works
specifically marked by world bank
Prof. M.Panda, CE
Innovation and Technology Transfer:
During the period from 01.04.2011 to 31.03.2012 the Institute has received the various Research Projects are as
follows:
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No.
Name of P.I &
Department
Title of the Project
1
FPGA Based standalone Tunable Fuzzy Logic Controller Module
Dr.S.K.Patra, EC
2
Development of Dissimilar Metal Joints By Pulsed Nd: YAG Laser Welding, Its
Characterization And Defect Assesment At Room And Elevated Temperatures
Dr.S.K.Sahoo, ME
3
Fabrication of Micro-Holes using Ultrasonic Vibration Assisted Micro-Drilling
using PVD/CVD coated Tools.
Dr.K.P. Maity, ME
4
Study of power quality problems and counter measures in present power systems
using power electronic devices
Prof. P. C. Panda, EE
5
Analytical and Numerical Study of Riemann Problems for Qusilinear Hyperbolic
system of conservation Laws
Dr. R. S. Tungala, MA
6
Development of a Data Acquisition system for OTOMELERA Naval Gun
Dr.Samit Ari, EC
7
Surface property improvement of copper for electrical contacts by Electrophoretic
deposition of Ultrafine ceramic particles
Dr, A. Basu, MM
8
Synthesis of Nanostructured stainless steel Powder by High Energy Milling and
subsequent spark plasma sintering for Novel application
Dr. D. Chaira, MM
9
Metal complexes of Ferrocene based ligands,their electrochemical behaviour biological properties
Dr. S. Chatterjee, CY
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No.
Name of P.I &
Department
Title of the Project
10 Development of spheroidal graphite cast iron materials for transport cask
application for irradiated fuel bundles.
Dr. S. Sen, MM
11 Autophagic cell death induction with Abrus agglutinin
Dr. S.K.Bhutia, LS
12 Studies on association between bio film formation and quorum sensing auto
inducer inpotential marine bacteria for enhanced utilisation I bioremediation
Dr. Surajit Das, LS
13 Ion bean based…… composite films
Dr. D. Behera, PH
14 Development of antimicrobial organolels
Dr. Kunal Pal, BM
15 Fuzzfified and Interval Neural Network Modeling for System Identification of
structure through the use of seismic response data
Dr.S.Chakraverty, MA
16 Development of Lithium Silicate Ceramic Pebbles by Microwave Sintering for the
Test Blanket Module (TBM)
Dr.R.Mazumdar, CR
17 Electrospun Hybrid Nano-Scaffold for Bone-Ligament-Bone(B-L-B) Graft
Dr.B.P.Nayak, BM
18 Diffusion of Model proteins and macromolecules inside crowded DNA and other
polyelectrolytes solutions
Dr.S.Jena, PH
19 Development of Navigational controller for self piloted Mobile- Robot under water
for Surveillance using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System
Dr. D.R.K.Parhi, ME
20 Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Rough Alloyed Surfaces and Interfaces
Dr. B. Ganguly, PH
21 Astudy of BF slag chemistry and mineralogy with respect to its flow characteristics
for optimizing BF operation.
Dr. U. K. Mohanty, MM
22 Connectionist Learning Models in Computational Intelligence for Assesment of
Selsmic Response of Connected Structures
Dr. S.Chakrevrty, MA
23 Slicing Of Aspect-Oriented and Web-Based Application
Dr.DP Mohapatra, CS
24 Development of CalciumPhosphast based machinable Bioceramic
Dr.Sitwik Sarkar, CR
25 Finite-element-model Updating of Aerostructures Using Density Based Fish School
Search (FfSS)
Dr.S.Chakraverty, MA
26 Automatic Detection of Cardiac Arrhythmias using Electrocardiographic Signal
Dr. Samit Ari, EC
27 Construction of quick setting stopping in case of fire in underground mines using
expansion foam agent
Dr. B.K.Pal, MN
28 Wavelet Transform Mehos for the Solution of Fractional Differential Equations
Arising in Real Physical Models
Dr. S.Saha Ray, MA
Continuing Education:
The following Short Term courses are conducted by different departments of the Institute for the session 2011-2012.
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No.
Title of the Course
Name of P.I &
Department
1
Environmental Management in iron, manganese and dolomite mines of Sundargarh
district
Dr.H.B.Sahoo
2
VLSI design and CAD tools (Module I & II)
Dr. K.K.Mohapatra, EC
3
Work culture, interpersonal skills and career growth
Dr. S. Mohanty, HS
4
International training program EDP on coal mining for executive fron bangladesh
Dr. D.P. Tripathy, MN
5
Digital image processingFundamental and advances
Dr.B.Majhi, CS
6
Application of ASPFN PLUS g-PROMS (PSE), Statistica and Matlab in process design,
simulation, monitorng and control
Dr. M.Kundu, CH
7
NMEICT Workshop for University representatives
Dr. S.K.Patra, CC
8
Int. training program on coal mining for executives of Bangaladesh (BCMCL)
Dr. D.P. Tripathy, MN
9
Winter school on digital imange processing
Dr. P.K.Sa, CS
10 Embeded Systems design
Dr. D.P.Acharya, EC
11 Functional Materials Processing & Characterizations
Dr. Pawan Kumar, PH
12 Coal Mining for Executives of Bangladesh (BCMC)
Dr. D.P.Tripathy, MN
Conference/Seminar/Workshop:
During the above period, the following Conferences/Seminars/Workshop are conducted by the Institute.
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No.
Name of the Convenor &
Department
Title of the Conferences/Seminars/Workshop
1
Recent trends in O-O Software testing
Dr. D. P. Mohapatra
2
Development of Lithium ceramic for Tritanium breeder
Dr. R. Mazumdar, CR
3
Technological challenges and management issues for sustainability of mining industries Dr. B. K. Pal, MN
4
Role of scientific community in pollution prevention
Dr. R. K. Patel, CY
5
Processing and characterization of materials
Dr. B. B. Verma, MM
6
Modelling & analysis of dynamic systems
Dr. S. Chakraverty & Dr. J. Srinivas, MA
7
Sofrware engineering Applications for computer networks
Dr. S. Chinara, CS
8
Managing market intellegence
Dr. D. Bag, SM
9
Use of E-Books and its future
Dr. Y.Srinivas Rao, Library
10 Recent Advances in Chemical and Environmental (RACEE-12)
Dr. Arvind Kumar, CH
11 Tissue Engineered Scaffold: Fabrication and Characterization
Dr. K. Pramanik, BM
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6.0
THE BOG, COUNCIL AND OTHER COMMITTEES
6.1
BOARD OF GOVERNORS:Board of Governors (BOG) consist of 10 members and Secretary and have the power and responsibility for
General superintendence, direction and control of the affairs of the institute and shall exercise all the powers
of the institute not otherwise provided for by NIT Act 2007. Chairman of BOG shall preside over the meeting of
the Board and has the duty to ensure the implementation of the decisions of the Board.
The Board of Governors : Present incumbents are :
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No.
Name
1.
Sri B. S. Sudhir Chandra
Director (Project & Planning) & Chairman, BOG, NIT, Rourkela,
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. 3rd Floor, BMTC Complex
K.H.Road, Shanthinagar, Bangalore - 560 027.
Ph:
2.
Prof. Sunil Kr Sarangi
Director
Rourkela -769 008 (Odisha)
0661- 2462001 (0)/ 2472050(0)
Mob: 9437041081
Fax: 2472926/ 2462022
Email: director@nitrkl.ac.in
3.
Shri R. D. Sahay
Joint Secretary,
Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Room No.516, C Wing, Shastri Bhavan,New Delhi- 110 015.
Tel: 011-23384861(O)
Fax: 011-23384345
Email: rdsahay.edu@nic.in
4.
Shri A. N. Jha
Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor, MHRD, Govt. of India,
Dept. of Secondary & Higher Education, Shastri Bhawan,
New Delhi - 110 015.
Ph. No. 011-23382696
Fax No. 011-23070668
5.
Dr. R. K. Bhandari
Director, Govt. of India, Department of Atomic Energy
Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, Sector - 1, Block - AF,
Bidhan Nagar, KOLKATA- 700 064.
Ph:
033-23345125/ 23598683
Fax- 033 2334-6871/ 033-23341110
M09830339016
Email: bhandari@veccal.ernet.in
rakeshbhandari808@gmail.com.
6.
Prof. (Mrs.) Rintu Banerjee
Professor, Agriculture & Food Engineering
IIT, Kharagpur - 721 302
Ph.
7.
Shri R. K. Behera
Chairman, RSB Group, N2 - 40, IRC Village,
Nayapali, Bhubaneswar - 15
Tel:
Fax:
M-
Rourkela
Contact No.
080-22969206 (Direct)
080-22969300/22969301(O)
080-42078841
Mobile: 09886073352
Fax No: 080-22969222/22969316
Email: sudhirchandra@bmrc.co.in/
bssudhirchandra@yahoo.com
03222-2833104(O), 283105(R),
277073(R)
M- 09434014609
Fax: 03222-255303
rin_tuin@yahoo.com/
rb@agfe.iitkgp.ernet.in
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0674-2550590
0674-2551668
09822014237
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Contact No.
Name
8.
Shri Jadhav Sachin Ramchand, IAS
Collector & District Magistrate
Koraput, Orissa, PIN - 764 020.
Tel: 06852-250700(O)/250255&
250477(R) Fax No. 06852-250466
M09438676611
Email: dm-koraput@nic.in
9.
Prof. R. K. Sahoo
Professor, ME, N.I.T., Rourkela.
Ph.
0661-2462519 (0), 2463519(R)
M:
09437144721
Email: rksahoo@nitrkl.ac.in
10. Prof. R. K. Patel
Associate Professor, CY, N.I.T., Rourkela.
Ph.
0661-2462652(0), 2463652(R)
M:
09437245438
Email: rkpatel@nitrkl.ac.in
11. Er. S. K. Upadhyay
Registrar & Secretary, BOG, National Institute of Technology
Rourkela - 769 008(Orissa)
Tel: 0661-2462021/ 2476773 (O)
Fax: 0661-2462022
Mobile: 9437153285
E-Mail: registrar@nitrkl.ac.in
6.2.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
The Finance Committee : Present incumbents are :
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No.
Name
1.
Sri B. S. Sudhir Chandra
Director (Project & Planning) & Chairman, BOG, NIT, Rourkela,
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. 3rd Floor, BMTC Complex
K.H.Road, Shanthinagar, Bangalore - 560 027.
Ph:
2.
Prof. Sunil Kr Sarangi
Director
Rourkela -769 008 (Odisha)
0661- 2462001 (0)/ 2472050(0)
Mob: 9437041081
Fax: 2472926/ 2462022
3.
Shri R. D. Sahay
Joint Secretary,
Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Room No.516, C Wing, Shastri Bhavan,New Delhi- 110 015.
Tel: 011-23384861(O)
Fax: 011-23384345
4.
Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor,
MHRD, Govt. of India, Dept. of Secondary & Higher Education,
Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi - 110 001.
Ph. No. 011-23382696
Fax No. 011-23070668
Mobile: 09868886588
5.
Prof. (Mrs.) Rintu Banerjee
Professor, Agriculture & Food Engineering
IIT, Kharagpur - 721 302
Ph.
Rourkela
Contact No.
080-22969206 (Direct)
080-22969300/22969301(O)
080-42078841
Mobile: 09886073352
Fax No: 080-22969222/22969316
Email: sudhirchandra@bmrc.co.in/
bssudhirchandra@yahoo.com
03222-2833104(O), 283105(R),
277073(R)
M- 09434014609
Fax: 03222-255303
rin_tuin@yahoo.com/
rb@agfe.iitkgp.ernet.in
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Name
6.
Prof. R. K. Patel
Associate Professor, CY, N.I.T., Rourkela.
Ph.
0661-2462652(0), 2463652(R)
M:
09437245438
Email: rkpatel@nitrkl.ac.in
7.
Er. S. K. Upadhyay
Registrar & Secretary, BOG, National Institute of Technology
Rourkela - 769 008(Orissa)
Tel: 0661-2462021/ 2476773 (O)
Fax: 0661-2462022
Mobile: 9437153285
E-Mail: registrar@nitrkl.ac.in
6.3.
BUILDING & WORKS COMMITTEE
Building & Works Committee : : Present incumbents are :
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No.
Contact No.
Name of the Members
1.
Prof. Sunil Kr. Sarangi,
Director & Chairman, BWC, N.I.T., Rourkela
0671-2462001 (0
Fax: 2472926/ 2462022
M-9437041081
2.
Shri R. D. Sahay,
Joint Secretary to Govt. of India, MHRD, Government of India
Dept. of Higher Education, Technical Section-I, Shastri Bhawan,
New Delhi
Tel: 011-23384861(O)
Fax: 011-23384345
3.
Shri Ajaya Kr. Nayak, DGM
PL No.917095
Civil Engineering, Town Engineering Department,
SAIL, RSP, Rourkela, Qr. No.C-2, Sector-1, Rourkela.
Mobile: 08895500078
4.
Shri Vinod Kr Shrivastava, DGM
PL. No.041492
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, RSP., SAIL, RSP, Rourkela
Qr. No.B/ 56, Sector-5, Rourkela-769 002
Mobile: 08895500102
5.
Prof. R. K. Sahoo
Professor, ME, N.I.T., Rourkela.
0661- 25139639
Ph.: 0661-2462519 (0), 2463519(R)
M:
09437144721
Email: rksahoo@nitrkl.ac.in
6.
Prof. S. K. Sahoo
Professor, Civil Engineering, Dean (PD), NIT., Rourkela.
0661-2462322/ 2463322 (R)
Fax: -0661-2462022
M-9437145236
Email: sksahu@nitrkl.ac.in
7.
Executive Engineer (Elect.), CPWD,
Plot No.3A, Unit - 8, Bhubaneswar-751 012.
8.
Er. Umesh Ch Mishra
Executive Engineer, PWD, Uditnagar, Rourkela.
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No.
9. Er. S.K. Upadhyay
Registrar & Secretary, BWC, NIT., Rourkela
Contact No.
0661-2462021/ 2476773 (O)
Fax: 2462022 Mobile: 9437153285
Email: registrar@nitrkl.ac.in
Special Invitee :
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No.
Contact No.
Name of the Members
10. Prof. Anup Kr. Panda,
Professor, Elecat. Engg. Dept., NIT Rourkela
Ph.
11. Prof. Sarat Kr. Das
Civil Engineering, NIT Rourkela
Ph. 0661-2462315(O)/ 2463315(R)
Mobile: 9437145236
12. Prof. K. C. Biswal,
Civil Engineering, NIT., Rourkela
Ph. 0661-2462305(O),2463305(R)
Mobile:
13. Prof. Chitti Babu
Electrical Engg., NIT Rourkela.
0661-2462417(O), 2463417®
14. Dr. A.K. Panda,
Visiting Professor, Civil Engg., NIT Rourkela.
Ph. 0661-2462751(O)
Mobile: 9437346785
15. Prof. A.K. Sahoo
Visiting Professor, Civil Engineering Dept., NIT., Rourkela.
Ph. 0661-2462321(O)
Mobile: 9937586208
16. Mr. Y.K. Sahu,
Visiting Professor, Elect. Engineering, NIT Rourkela
Ph. 0661-2462752(O)
Mobile: 9437172121
17. Mr. S. P. Mohapatra, EE (CM), Estate
Ph.0661-2462071
6.4.
M-
0661-2462412(O)
0661-2463412(R)
9437082684
OTHER COMMITTEES:
Members of the Senate, NIT., Rourkela
A)
Director:
1.
2.
Prof. Sunil Kr Sarangi, Director
Er. S. K. Upadhyay, Registrar
B)
External:
3.
4.
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Chairman, Senate
Secretary, Senate
Dr. B.S. Das, Emeritus Medical Scientist
Indian Council for Medical Research,
Institute of Life Sciences, Bhubaneswar
M: 9937689286
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Member
Prof. (Mrs.) Padmja Mishra Professor & Head, Department of
Economics, Utkal University, Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar
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Member
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5.
Prof. R V Raja Kumar, Vice-Chancellor
Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies,
Vindhya C4, Ground Floor, Campus of IIIT-H, Gachibowli,
Hyderabad -500 032
C)
All Professors:
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8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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15.
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Prof. Gyanaranjan Satpathy, BM
Prof.(Mrs) Krishna Parmanik, BM
Prof. K.C. Patra, CE
Prof. M. Panda, CE
Prof. N. Roy, CE
Prof. S.P.Singh, CE
Prof. S. K. Sahu, CE
Prof. C.R. Patra, CE
Prof. Ramakar Jha,CE
Prof. K. C. Biswal, CH
Prof. P. Rath, CH
Prof. S.K. Agarwal, CH
Prof. R. K. Singh, CH
Prof. S.K. Rath, CS
Prof. S.K. Jena, CS
Prof. B. Majhi, CS
Prof. S. Bhattacharya, CR
Prof. K.K. Mohapatra, EC
Prof. S.K. Patra, EC
Prof. S. Meher, EC
Prof. P.C. Panda, EE
Prof. J. K. Satapathy, EE
Prof. B. Subudhi, EE
Prof. A. K. Panda, EE
Prof. A. Behera, MA
Prof. D.G. Sahoo , MA
Prof.G.K.Panda, MA
Prof. Snehashish Chakravarty,MA
Prof. K. C. Pati, MA
Prof. B.K. Nanda , ME
Prof. R.K. Sahoo, ME
Prof. K.P. Maity, ME
Prof. S.S. Mohapatra , ME
Prof. D.R.K. Parhi, ME
Prof. S. K. Sahoo, ME
Prof. P.K. Ray,ME
Prof. S. K. Acharya, ME
Prof. U.K. Mohanty, MM
Prof. B.B. Verma , MM
Prof. B.C. Ray, MM
Prof. S.C. Mishra , MM
Prof. B.K. Pal, MN
Prof. S. Jayanthu, MN
Prof. D. P. Tripathy, MN
Prof. S. Panigrahi , PH
Prof. B.B. Biswal, TP
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Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
D)
Invitees.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
Prof. J. Bera, Head, CR
Prof. (Ms.) S. Mohanty, Head, HS
Prof. S. Jena, Head, PH
Prof. A. K. Turuk, Head, CS
Prof. B. G. Mishra, Head, CY
Prof. S. Paul, Head, BM
Prof. S. K. Patra, Head, LS
Mr. B. Acharya, Asst. Registrar, Academic
E)
Student Invitees for the Academic year 2010-11:
Sl.
No.
Name of the student
-
Roll No & Branch
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
Invitee
1.
Sri Divyanshu Mahajan,
M. Tech, II Yr. , BM
210BM2010
M: 8763173515
Invitee
2.
Shri V. K. Rohith
B. Tech, III Yr, CE
109CE0547
M: 9692707749
Invitee
6.5 Other Committees :
i) Deans and Heads Council, NIT, Rourkela
Members:
Director , Chairman
Dean (FW)
Dean(AA)
Dean (SRICCE)
Dean(SW)
Dean(PD)
Dean(AR)
HOD, Biotech. and Medical Engg.
HOD, Civil Engg.
HOD, Chemical Engg.
HOD, Ceramic Engg
HOD, Computer Science Engg
HOD, Chemistry
HOD, Electrical Engg.
HOD, Electronics & Communication Engg
HOD, Industrial Design
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HOD, Humanities
HOD, Mathematics
HOD, Mechanical Engg.
HOD, Met. & Mat. Engg.
HOD, Mining Engg.
HOD, Physics
HOD, Life Science
HOD, Computer Centre
HOD, Training & Placement
HOD, Central Workshop
Prof. in Charge, Examination
Prof. in Charge, Library
Head, NIT Dispensary
President SAC
Registrar, Secretary
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ii) Under Graduate Programme & Evaluation Committee (UGPEC):
Members:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
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Dean of Academic Affairs
Dean of Students' Welfare
Prof. I/C Time Table
Chairman of All DAC (UG)
Head, Central Workshop
Prof. I/c Examinations
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Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary
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iii) Post Graduate Programme & Evaluation Committee (PGPEC):
Members:
1)
The Dean of Academic Affairs
- Chairman
2)
The Dean of Students' Welfare
- Member
3)
The Chairman of All DAC (PG & R)
- Members
4)
The Asst. Registrar (Academic)
- Member Secretary
iv)
Institute Standing Disciplinary Committee :
Members:
1)
The Dean of Students' Welfare
2)
Chief Warden of Halls
3)
Two members of faculty nominated
by the Senate for a period of two years
4)
Three senior students nominated by
the Director
5)
The Asst. Registrar (Academic)
- Chairman
- Member
- Members
- Members
- Member Secretary
v)
Examination Malpractice Committee :
Members:
1)
2)
3)
4)
The Professor-in-charge of Examinations
The concerned examiner(s) &
faculty reporting the incident
Two faculty members nominated
by the Senate for a term of two years
- Chairman
- Member
- Members
- Member Secretary
7. CONCESSIONS FOR SCs, STs & HANDICAPPED :
7.1 Concessions Provided for Students :
The admission to 1st year of UG programmes is made through the All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE)
conducted by CBSE and reservation of seats for SC, ST and OBC category of candidates is followed as per the guidelines
framed by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, Department of Secondary and Higher Education.
Allotment of seats is done through CCB, New Delhi
The SC/ST candidates of all programmes who are not availing any other scholarship are entitle for Post Matric scholarship
at the rate prescribed by the respective State Government to which the students belong. They are required to submit their
application forms (both fresh and renewal) by the date fixed by the respective State Governments, which are subsequently
forwarded by the Academic Office for obtaining the scholarship.
Reservation of seats for OBC, SC and ST candidates in all other programmes except Research Programmes is done to
the extent of 27% for OBC, 15% for SC and 7.5% for ST candidates. Reservation of seats is not applicable to research
programmes since there is no fixed intake capacity.
The SC/ST candidates taking admission in postgraduates and research programmes except MBA programme are exempted
from paying tuition fee.
7.2
Concessions Provided to Staffs :
NIL
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8.
FINANCIAL STATUS
8.1 Analysis of Plan and Non-Plan Grants
i)
Allocation of fund under Non-Plan Grant 2011-12
4800.00 lakh
ii)
Allocation of fund under Plan (General) Grant 2011-12
8600.00 lakh
iii)
Allocation of fund under Plan (SC) Grant 2011-12
700.00 lakh
iv)
Allocation of fund under Plan (ST) Grant 2011-12
700.00 lakh
Plan Ongoing Schemes And New Projects For The Financial Year 2011-12
CODE NO.
Name of the student
MAJOR HEAD
PE0100/ EQUIPMENT FOR ACADEMIC PE0101/2011 ELECTRONICS COMMUNICATION ENGG.
2011
DEPARTMENTS AND CENTRES
PE0102/2011 CERAMIC ENGG.
RS. IN LAKH
Amount Alloted
2011-12
30.00
130.00
PE0103/2011 CHEMICAL ENGG.
30.00
PE0104/2011 CHEMISTRY
30.00
PE0105/2011 CIVIL ENGG.
30.00
PE0106/2011 COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGG.
30.00
PE0107/2011 COMPUTER CENTER
300.00
PE0108/2011 ELECTRICAL ENGG.
30.00
PE0109/2011 MECHANICAL ENGG.
30.00
PE0110/2011 MINING ENGG.
30.00
PE0111/2011 METALLURGICAL& MATERIALS ENGG.
30.00
PE0112/2011 PHYSICS
30.00
PE0113/2011 CENTRAL WORKSHOP
30.00
PE0114/2011 BIO TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICAL ENGG.
200.00
PE0115/2011 LIFE SCIENCES
153.00
PE0116/2011 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
30.00
PE0117/2011 MATHEMATICS
10.00
PE0118/2011 HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
10.00
PE0119/2011 SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
10.00
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CODE NO.
Name of the student
MAJOR HEAD
PE0120/2011
RS. IN LAKH
Amount Alloted
2011-12
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
TOTAL ALLOTMENT
550.00
1500.00
PE0200/2011
INSTITUTIONALLY FUNDED R&D PROJECTS FOR FACULTY AND STAFF
50.00
PE0300/2011
CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE
PE0400/2011
NEW CONSTRUCTION - ACADEMIC, OFFICIAL & RESEDENTIAL BUILDINGS
PE0500/2011
NEW CONSTRUCTION - HOSTEL BUILDINGS
PE0600/2011
EXTENSION AND RENOVATIONS - ACADEMIC AND OFFICIAL BUILDINGS
1300.00
PE0700/2011
EXTENSION AND RENOVATIONS - HOSTEL BUILDINGS
2000.00
PE0800/2011
EXTENSION AND RENOVATIONS - RESEDENTIAL BUILDINGS
700.00
PE0900/2011
AREA DEVELOPMENT, DRAINAGE & SEWERAGE SYSTEM
500.00
PE1000/2011
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM INCLUDING GROUND WATER
700.00
PE1100/2011
ROADS AND ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES
600.00
PE1200/2011
AIR-CONDITIONING AND VENTILATION OF BUILDINGS
900.00
PE1300/2011
SPORTS AND OTHER OUTDOOR FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS
100.00
PE1400/2011
CLUBS AND STAFF FACILITIES
50.00
PE1500/2011
LAWNS, GARDENS AND PLANTATION
50.00
PE1600/2011
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
PE1700/2011
TELEPHONES
300.00
PE1800/2011
FURNITURE, KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ETC.
200.00
PE1900/2011
BOUNDARY WALL AND SECURITY STRUCTURES
PE2000/2011
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE, FURNITURE ETC. FOR FACILITIES OTHER THAN ACADEMIC
DEPARTMENTS
300.00
PE2100/2011
MAJOR BOOKS & JOURNALS
200.00
PE2200/2011
FACULTY SALARY & ALLOWANCES UNDER PLAN(OBC)
400.00
PE2300/2011
ADVERTISEMENT & PUBLICITY FOR WORKS & OTHERS
100.00
PE2400/2011
MISCELLANEOUS
500.00
8000.00
800.00
1000.00
50.00
1000.00
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PE2500/2011
NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE (INSTALLATION OF IP BASED EPABX)
200.00
PE2600/2011
NEW WATER TREATMENT PLANT
170.00
TOTAL ALLOTMENT
8.2
21670.00
Sources of Funds 2011-12
Head of Account
Opening Balance
Plan(General+OBC)
Rs. in Lakh
Received during the year
Internal Revenue
Total
(-)801.34
8600.00
-
7798.66
Plan(SC)
-
700.00
-
700.00
Plan(ST)
-
700.00
-
700.00
(+)183.55
4800.00
1575.31
6558.86
Non-Plan
8.3 Expenditure position for Last three years :
Head of Account
Actual Expenditure 2009-10 Actual Expenditure 2010-11
Rs. in Lakh
Actual Expenditure 2011-12
Plan(General)
1395.47
4252.49
7157.08
Plan (OBC)
5705.14
3775.78
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Non-Plan
5598.38
4951.26
5564.76
Plan (SC)
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705.23
Plan (ST)
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719.28
8.4
STATUS REPORT OF INTERNAL AUDIT AND PHYSICAL STOCK VERIFICATION FOR THE YEAR 2011-12
Sl.
No.
01
Bio-Medical & Bio-Technology
Not done due to shifting of building
02
Ceramic Engineering
03
01-12-2011
03
21
30-03-2012
04
Civil Engineering
13
30-03-2012
05
04
29-02-2012
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20
30-03-2012
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12
30-03-2012
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11
30-03-2012
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07
07-03-2012
10
Mining Engineering
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06-07-2012
11
Chemistry
09
30-03-2012
12
Humanities & Social Sciences
17
30-03-2012
13
Life Science
14
30-03-2012
14
Mathematics
18
30-03-2012
15
Physics
19
30-03-2012
16
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29-11-2011
Audit Units
Rep. No.
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Remarks
Sl.
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17
Audit Units
Industrial Design
Rep. No.
Date of Issue
NA
Commence
Remarks
From 2012-13
COMMON FACILITIES
01
Central Workshop
08
30-03-2012
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Computer Centre
05
29-02-2012
03
Central Library
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HALLS OF RESIDENCE
01
Chief Warden
01
30-03-2012
02
S S Bhatnagar Hall
23
30-03-2012
03
M Visvesvaraya Hall
29
30-03-2012
04
G D Birla Hall
22
30-03-2012
05
Dhirubhai Ambani Hall
15
30-03-2012
06
M S Swaminathan Hall
24
30-03-2012
07
C V Raman Hall
26
30-03-2012
08
Homi Bhabha Hall
25
30-03-2012
09
Kiran Majumdar Shaw Hall
16
30-03-2012
10
Vikram Sarabhai Hall
27
30-03-2012
OTHER UNITS
01
Guest House(Both Blocks)
30
29-08-2011
02
Estate Maintenance
28
30-03-2012
03
Student Activity Centre
10
30-03-2012
9.0
CENTRAL FACILITIES & SERVICES
9.1
Computer Services Centre :
Head
Prof. B. Subudhi, Ph.D.
Scientific Officers
1.
Mr. D.K. Purohit, M.Sc. (Statistics),
PG Dip. in Comp.Sc. & App.,
PG Dip. in Ind. Relations & Personnel Mgmt.
2.
Mr. S. Parhi, MCA
3.
Mr. M. R. Pattanayak, MCA
Technical Assistants
1.
Mrs. S. Mohapatra,
Dip. in Electronics & Tele Comm.
2.
Mr. P.K. Tripathy,
Dip. in Electronics & Tele Comm.
3.
Mr. M.K. Pattanaik, MCA
4.
Mr. D.K. Barik, M.Com.,
PG Dip. in Computer Mgmt.
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(A)
Computer Centre Activities
During the B.Tech. and M.Tech. admission, to the institute for the academic year 2011-12, computer centre provided
online academic registration facility at the computer centre to all the fresh students during 1st July 2011 to 20th July
2011. Computer centre also provided online registration facility to fresh M.Sc. Students during M.Sc. - 2011 admission.
Computer centre provided online voting facility at the computer centre lab during the SAC election process held on 16th
April 2011.
During the campus recruitment programmes of the year 2011-12, various companies like ESSAR STEEL Ltd., AMAZON
India, ATKINS GLOBAL, TATA MOTORS, TATA TECNOLOGIES, MARUTI SUZUKI India Ltd., TATA STEEL, SAINT GOBAIN, CAPGEMINI,
ITC Infotech, PUNJ LLOYD, L&T Construction, ORACLE SOFT, AMDOCS, SONY India, JSPL, Future Fast, SAP LAB, TCS, ERICSSON
India, etc. conducted their online selection tests in the computer centre lab during the period from April' 2011 to March'
2012.
E-Cell of the institute organized a Business Simulation Competition in collaboration with "iInteract" on 10th September
2011.
On 27th September computer centre provided its Video conferencing facility to OPJEMS-2011 for conducting their online interview for short listed candidates of the institute.
(B) Hardware additions
During the financial year 2011-12, computer centre procured and installed the following hardware and software for the
institute.
Computer centre purchased 20 numbers of Hitachi CP-X 3511 multimedia projectors having 1024 x 768 XGA resolution,
3500 ANSI Lumen along with ceiling mount kit and wall hanging screen, that are being fixed at different classrooms of
new lecture hall complex.
To cater the computational needs for the new faculty members, research scholars and new laboratories, computer
centre procured 450 new desktops under DGS&D rate contract and distributed to various departments. Of these 250 PCs
include HP desktop computers with Intel V Pro processor, 4GB DDR2 1066 MHz RAM, 500 GB HDD, 8x DVD Rewriter and
remaining 200 are DELL desktop computers having similar configurations.
Computer centre also procured 90 nos. of HP make Laser Jet printers for new faculty members of the institute.
To implement Biometric attendance system computer centre has procured 2 numbers of Attendance Recording Device
(terminals) and related COMPRO 2000 software from FORTUNA IMPEX PTE Ltd. The terminals have been installed at two
different locations of the institute main building and are being used to record attendance of research scholars and post
graduate students of the institute since November, 2011.
To enhance the E-learning programme of the institute, computer centre has purchased 3 numbers of SONY handycam
(model HDR XR 160E) with full HD-1080, 160 GB Hard disk drive, 3.3 M.P, 42X Zoom, 3" LCD screen, which are being used
by the student wing of the E-learning cell.
VmWare support and Subscription (SnS) license for VMWare vSphere and vCenter were renewed for 3 years starting
from May, 2011 to May, 2014.
Computer centre purchased various Microsoft licenses such as, Desktop Edu, MS Visual Studio Pro, MS Windows Svr
Std, MS Windows HPC Server OS, etc for 1 year from M/S Microtech Software Pvt. Ltd, Kolkata.
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9.2
Workshop :
The Central Workshop is functioning under the support and services of the Institute and its facilities are extended to
various departments of the institute for conducting different project / research work at UG, PG and Doctoral level, under
the guidance of the respective guides including regular sessional classes as a part of the curriculum for students at
various levels. The Central Workshop facilitates to impart practical skills for the students in major fields of engineering
and technology. In addition to housing many conventional machines and equipment it also has most modern fabrication
and production units in tune with the recent technological developments. The Central Workshop has four sections,
namely, Machine shop, Assembly (fitting and carpentry) shop, Electrical, Electronics & Computer shop, and Welding &
Foundry shop.
1.
ACADEMIC STAFF :
Prof. Susanta Kumar Sahoo
(Head of the Department)
: Ph.D.
Prof. Subrata Karmakar
(Prof-in-charge Elec, Electr & Computer Shop)
: Ph. D.
Prof. Saroj Kumar Patel
(Prof-in-charge Assembly Shop)
: Ph.D
Prof. Saurav Datta
(Prof-in-charge Welding and Foundry Shop)
: Ph.D.
Prof. Susanta Kumar Sahoo
(Prof-in-charge Machine Shop)
: Ph.D
2.
9.3
Equipments Acquired :
Sl no
Date of purchase &
Cost (in Rupees)
1.
Vertical Band saw cutter
30.3.2012
358000
2.
Power Saw
10.12.2012
76000
Library :
The working hours of Central Library is from 8.00 hours to 22.00 hours on all working days. The issuing counter is
opened from 8.00 hours to 17.15 hours only. On holidays and Sundays it remains open from 8.00 hours to 17.15 hours
for reference only during which no books are issued.
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
No. of Books available up to 31.03.2011
:
59981
No. of Books added by 31.03.2012
:
1851
Expenditure on purchase of books during the financial year 2010-11:
Rs. 1,22,23,073.00 (approx.)
No. of Journals subscribed and expenditure on journals
:
l
No. of Online Journals
: Around 2000
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No. of Abstract Databases
: 05
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No. of Print Journals
: 80
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Expenditure on Online Journals for the year 2011-12: Rs. 1,36,01,268.00 (Approx.)
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Expenditure on Journals for the year 2011-12
: Rs. 1,12,490.00 (Approx.)
Expenditure on other items
Any other facilities added
l
Institutional Repository using DSPACE
l
RFID Book Drop facility for check-in of library materials
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9.4
Laboratories :
Biotechnology & Medical Engineering
Cell and molecular Engineering Laboratory
Bioprocess Engineering Laboratory
Environment and plant Biotechnology Laboratory
Biomechanics and Biotransport Engineering Laboratory
Tissue Engineering and Biomaterilas Laboratory
Medical Electronics and instrumentation Laboratory
Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory
Departmental Computational facility
Ceramic Engineering
Chemical Analysis Laboratory
Computer Laboratory
Electro-Ceramic Laboratory
High Temperature Laboratory
Workshop
X-Ray Laboratory
Material Charecterizational Laboratory
Bio Technology Laboratory
CAPPD Laboratory
Fluid Dynamics Fundamental Laboratory
Heat Transfer Fundamental Laboratory
Material Handling Laboratory
Nano & Interfacial Science Laboratory
Process Dynamics & Control Laboratory
Chemical Reaction Engineering Laboratory
Fules & Combustion Laboratory
Process Technology Laboratory
Fluid Dynamics Application Laboratory
Heat Transfer Design Laboratory
Mass Transfer Fundamental Laboratory
Process Instrumentation Laboratory
Process Simulation Laboratory
Civil Engineering
Computer Laboratory- I
Computer Laboratory- II
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Highway Laboratory
Hydraulic Machine Laboratory
Material Testing Laboratory
Geo Technical. Laboratory
Structural Engineering Laboratory
Environmental Engg. Laboratory
Surveying Laboratory
Remote Sensing & GIS Laboratory
Hardware Laboratory
Digital Electronics Laboratory
Microprocessor Laboratory
Analog Electronics Communication Labaratory
Image Processing Laboratory
Computational Laboratory
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Database Laboratory
Software Laboratory
Network Security Laboratory
Distributed Object Systems Lab.
Advanced Control & Robotics Research Laboratory
Power Electronics and Drives Lab
Machine Lab
Signal Processing and Communication Lab.
Microwave and Antenna Lab.
Measurement Lab
Control Lab
(i) Development of High Voltage Laboratory
(ii) PIC of Electrical workshop
Electronics Laboratory
Digital Electronics & microprocessor Laboratory
Computer Laboratory
Instrumentation Laboratory
Telematics Laboratory
DSP Laboratory
Process Control Lab
VLSI Lab
Embedded System Lab
Communication Lab
Image and Speech Processing Lab
Computer Vision Lab
Microwave Engineering Lab
Advanced Communication Lab
ALTERA FPGA/SOPC Center
Antenna Design and Simulation Laboratory
Industrial Design
CAD Laboratory
Art and Aesthetic Design Laboratory
Creative Automation Laboratory
Product Design and Development Laboratory
Refrigeration and Cryogenic Laboratory
CFD Laboratory
IC Engine and Gas Dynamics Laboratory
Stress Analysis Laboratory
Tribology Laboratory
Robotics Laboratory
Dynamics and Vibration Laboratory
Metal Cutting and Nonconventional Machine Laboratory
Production Metrology Laboratory
CAD/CAM Laboratory
Computational Laboratory
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Electrometallurgy Laboratory
Fuel & Process Metallurgy Lab
Mineral dressing Lab
FRP-Composite Lab
SEM Lab
Surface Engineering Lab
XRD Lab
Mechanical Characterization Lab
Physical Metallurgy & Heat Treatment Lab
Mechanical Alloying Lab
Mining Engineering
Computer Laboratory
Geology Laboratory
Mine Environment and Engg Laboratory
Material Handling System Laboratory
Solid Fuel Technology Laboratory
Mine Surveying Laboratory
Geo Mechanics Laboratory
Ground Control Laboratory
Mineral Processing Laboratory
Physics
Computational Physics Laboratory
Computer Laboratory
Electro Ceramic Laboratory
Solid State Physics Laboratory
General Physics Laboratory
Spectroscopy Laboratory
Thin Film Laboratory
Low Temperature Laboratory
Material Science Laboratory
B.Tech Physics Laboratory
Soft Condensed Matter Physics
Composite material Laboratory
Cryomagnetic laboratory
Chemistry
Physical Photochemistry & Biophysical Laboratory
Analytical laboratory by department of Chemistry under
FIST program
Organic Synthesis and Optoelectronics Lab
Nanomaterials laboratory
Organic synthesis Laboratory
Heterogeneous catalysts laboratory
Mathematics
Dept. Computer Laboratory
Life Science
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Cell and Developmental Biology
Environmental Microbiology and Ecology
Computer Centre
Computational Laboratory- I
Computational Laboratory- II
Numerical Method laboratory
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Central Workshop
Fitting & Pattern Making Shop(Assembly Shop)
Machine Shop
Welding & Foundary Shop
Electrical, Electronics & Computer Shop
Humanities & Social Science
Multimedia Digital Language Laboratory
Statistical Laboratory
The aforesaid laboratories are well equipped with machinaries and computers.
9.5
Health Centre :
The Institute dispensary has been remaned as NITR Health Centre whichis located in the heart of the campus. Health
Centre provides the health service to the Institute staff members, their dependants and the students. The Health Centre
has eight number of staff including two numbers of doctors. Drugs are dispesed from "Apollo Medicine Store on
production of requisition signed by the doctors. Two referrals hospitals i.e. Ispat General Hospital (IGH), R.S.P., Rourkela
and Community Welfare Society Hospital(CWSH), Jagda to where the patients are referred at the time of need for their
better treatment as all the Indoor facilities are provided with free of cost. On recommendation of I.G.H./CWSH, the
patients are referred to higher centre for their better management for specific diseases. To provide extending OPD
treatment facilities in the Health Centre, contractual doctors have been appointed in the different area of specialization.
They are sitting once in a weak in the following days:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Dr. T.K.Bose, MD, Medicine
Dr. S.Mohapatra, MD, Medicine
Dr. Rupali Biswal, MD, Gynaecologist
Dr. B.Bhoi,Dentist
: Sunday 9:00 am to 12:00 noon
: Tuesday 5:00 pm to 07:00 pm
: Sunday 9:00 am to 11:00 am
: Thursday 9:00 am to 12:00 am
And also the Health centre has been organizing free dermatological checkup camp and blood donation camp in every six
months intervals. Other activities related to medical programme are being performed from time to time.
Health Centre is kept open for health service for six days in a weak. Near about 60000 patients are treated annually in
the Health Centre. An ambulance for patients' transportation from NIT to nearby hospital i.e IGH, CWSH has been
deployed as and when it is required.
9.6
Post Office, Shopping Centre & Other facilities :
The Institute provides facilities of Student Activity Centre, Gymnasium, Play Ground, Guest House, Visitor's House, a
Sub-Post Office and a fully computerized State Bank of India in the campus. S.B.I. ATM countera are also available at the
entrance of the campus and Hall area. Various students' associations such as Cultural Association, Social Service
Guild, Athletic Club, Audio Visual Club, Book Bank, Photographic Club, National Service Scheme, Astronomy Club etc.also
exist for providing extra curricular activities of the students. A canteen functions in the Institute premises and another
near hall area. Facilities of STD local telephone, typing, xeroxing, binding, courier service study materials and stationeries
etc. are available from private entrepreneurs in the campus. A community centre and staff clubs are also available for
conducting ceremonial functions etc. and entertainment of staffs respectively.
9.7
Physical Facilities & Games and Sports Facilities :
The Games and Sports provides ample opportunities to develop physical health, positive personality, ethical, moral
and social value by encouraging mass participation through various sports activities to all the students admitted in the
institute.
The institute maintains excellent fitness facilities and play ground with the following provision.
1.
Athletics (Track and Field)
:
400 m. track (grass)
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Football Ground
Cricket ground
Hockey ground
Volleyball court
Basketball Court
Tennis court
Kabaddi court
Badminton court
Gymnasium
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
(with floodlight)
(with floodlight)
(with floodlight)
(with floodlight)
(with floodlight)
(with floodlight)
11.
Swimming pool
:
12.
13.
Indoor game facilities are available inside hostel compounds.
(Table Tennis, Chess, outdoor badminton court, etc.)
There is an attractive stadium with pavilion for 700 spectators with its restroom.
9.8
Other facilities like Hostels, Messes, Staff Quarters, Administration & Telephone Exchange:
out door in L.H.
Well equipped gymnasium with
Modern equipments.
Standard swimming pool 1 no
(Size; 50x25 mts.)
2 nos
1 no.
1 no.
3 nos.
2 nos.
3 nos.
1 no.
1 no.
Halls & Messes :
The Hall management Council comprising of Asst. Warden, Warden and students representatives headed by Chief
Warden of Halls decides the management of Halls facilities. Major issues are decided by Director. The existing Hall
Management Council members are as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Prof. K.C. Pati
Prof. D. K. Bisoyi
Prof. N. Panda
Prof. Sk.Md.Equeenddin
Prof. D. Behera
Prof. H. Jena
Prof. K. C. Biswal(CE)
Prof. S.Pal
Prof. S.Sarkar
Prof. K.Pal
Prof. M. Kundu
Prof. S. Mohanty
Prof. B. B. Nayak
Prof. S.Mishra
Prof. Ms.B.Nayak
Prof. S. K.Pratihar
Prof. G. Hota
Chief Warden
Warden, (Shanti SwarupBhatnagar Hall of Residence)
Warden, (M. Visvesvaraya Hall of Residence)
Asst. Warden, (M. Visvesvaraya Hall of Residence)
Warden, (G.D. Birla Hall of Residence)
Asst. warden, (G.D. Birla Hall of Residence)
Warden, (DhirubhaiAmbani Hall of Residence)
Asst. Warden, (DhirubhaiAmbani Hall of Residence)
Warden, (M.S. Swaminathan Hall of Ressidence)
Asst. Warden, (M.S. Swaminathan Hall of Ressidence)
Warden, (C.V.Raman Hall of Residence)
Asst. Warden, (C.V.Raman Hall of Residence)
Warden, (HomiBhabha Hall of Residence)
Warden, (KiranMazumdar Shaw Hall of Residence)
Asst. Warden, (KiranMazumdar Shaw Hall of Residence)
Warden, (Vikram Sarabhai Hall of Residence)
Asst. Warden(Vikram Sarabhai Hall of Residence)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
ArunanshuMohapatra
Rajesh Kumar Palai
SandipMandal
Sourabh Kumar
Randheer Singh
SwayamsiddhaKar
Gopi Krishna Saramekala
Chanchal Chandra
Dilip Kumar Nayak
Gen. Secy., (Shanti SwarupBhatnagar Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (M. Visvesvaraya Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (G.D. Birla Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (DhirubhaiAmbani Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (M.S. Swaminathan Hall of Ressidence)
Gen. Secy., (C.V.Raman Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (HomiBhabha Hall of Residence)
Gen. Secy., (KiranMazumdar Shaw Hall of Residence)
Genl.Secy., (Vikram Sarabhai Hall)
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The freshers (Male) are confined in two hostels i.e. G.D.Birla Hall of Residence and DhirubhaiAmbani Hall of Residence.
Students admitted to halls have to observe scrupulously the hall rules, to maintain discipline and healthy atmosphere
in and around halls. There is also a Hall Disciplinary Committee consisting of Asst. Warden, General Secretary and
boarder nominated by the Warden to enquire and to recommend punishment to Warden in case of any act of indiscipline
in Hall.
Hostel messes are run by private caterers and managed by nominated student representatives under the overall
supervision of Asst. Warden, Warden of concerned Halls. Both vegetarian and non vegetarian foods are served in the
mess. The cost of food including over head and establishment charges is to be borne by the boarders themselves. No
subsidy is allowed by the Institute.
There are six boys, two girls and one family hostel available in the Institute. The statistics of boarders of each hostel are
as follows.
Name of the Hall
Type (Single/Double/3 seated)
Inmates (Boys/Girls)
Capacity
S.S.Bhatnagar
Single Family accommodation
63 Nos.
63 Nos.
M Visvesvaraya
Single
430 Nos. Boys
255 Nos.
G.D. Birla
2 Seated/ Single
550 Nos. Boys
272/150 Nos.
DhirubhaiAmbani
2 Seated/ Single
495 Nos. Boys
252/150 Nos.
M.S. Swaminathan
Single
290 Nos. Boys
246 Nos.
C.V. Raman
Single
274 Nos. Girls
367 Nos.
HomiBhabha
Single
549 Nos. Boys
396 Nos.
Vikram Sarabhai
Single
664 Nos. Boys
512 Nos.
KiranMazumdar
A/Block
3 Seated
104 Nos. Girls
66 Nos.
Shaw
B/Block
3 Seated
197 Nos. Girls
114 Nos.
C/Block
Single
60 Nos. Girls
52 Nos.
D/Block
Single
67 Nos. Girls
52 Nos.
(iii)
Hall Day celebration and other activities of various Halls:
A no. of functions is organized in each Hall every year. With the initiative of the Director, this year every Hall
celebrated one new function called "Cultural Nite" of the Hall where students show their various talents in
singing, dancing classical music, laughter shows etc. where guests are also invited from other Halls. Besides,
GDB Hall also celebrated the foundation day of the Hall on the birthanniversary of "Ghanshyam Das Birla".
In both the semesters a lot of sports and cultural activates took place in all Halls. In each semester each hall 30
Nos. of students are awarded cash prizes (for five events in cultural activities and five events in sports activities).
On the basis of overall performance, most of the Halls also chose the Best Sports Person, Best Valuable
BoarderandBest Artist (Fine art/Cultural)of the Hall.
Hall Day is celebrated by the Halls and it is organized by the Hall Executive Committee of concerned Hall in a
grand way. Various programmers are conducted on the occasion, like competitions on Games, Quiz, Essay
Writing, Debate and many others. In the evening as a mark of the day, a colorful function is held in the concerned
Hall, followed by a grand dinner amongst the students of the Hall. Besides a Farewell Function is being organized
by the Hall Management Council, since last five years, in which juniors bid farewell to the final year students and
have grand gathering, followed by a Grand Dinner. On this occasion Director, along with all Faculties are the Hall
Guests and all junior students of the institute attend the function and convey wish to the final year students for
a grand success in their future life.
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1)
2)
3)
4)
Lord Ganesh Puja
Viswakarma Puja
Goddess Saraswati Puja
Hall Day Celebration
5)
Farewell Celebration
: 01.09.2011(Thursday)
: 17.09.2011(Saturday)
: 28.01.2012(Saturday)
: 17.03.2012(Saturday)
: 18.03.2012(Sunday)
: 23.03.2012(Friday)
: 24.03.2012(Saturday)
: 25.03.2012(Sunday)
: 30.03.2012(Friday)
: 31.03.2012(Saturday)
: 01.04.2012(Sunday)
: 04.04.2012(Wednesday)
Venue - HomiBhabha Hall
Venue - SS Bhatnagar Hall
Venue - M.S.Swaminathan Hall
M. Visvesvaraya Hall
KiranMazumdar Shaw Hall
DhirubhaiAmbani Hall
GD Birla Hall
Vikram Sarabhai Hall
HomiBhabhaHall
MS SwaminathanHall
CV Raman Hall
Venue: DilipTirkey Stadium
A new Hall Management Policy, as per the approval of the Director has been adopted from the Academic Session
2010-2011 which is given below:
HALL MANAGEMENT POLICY
1)
National Institute of Technology, Rourkela is a fully residential institute. All the students admitted in the institute
should reside in Halls of Residences. However, with special permission of higher authority, students may be
permitted to stay outside.
2)
Each Hall of Residence is having one Warden & one Assistant Warden who will look after the day to day affairs
of the boarders.
3)
The topmost Hall authority next to Director is Chief Warden who co-ordinates these activities and are authorized
for all financial transaction.
4)
There will be three bank Accounts, named (i) Chief Warden (ii) Chief Warden - Mess Account (iii) Chief WardenEstablishment Account. Financial transactions shall mainly be of two types (i) relating to Catering Service called
"Chief Warden - Mess Account" & (ii) other one relating to establishment cost which includes maintenance,
Common room services and other miscellaneous expenses, called "Chief Warden - Establishment Fund". Students
will deposit their dues at Chief Warden Account and later on the amount will be transferred to Chief Warden Mess Account & Chief Warden-Establishment Account. All interest, income of Mess and Establishment account
will be transferred to "Chief Warden" fund after adjustment of bank charges. All one-time expenses will be met
from "Chief Warden" fund.
5)
The Mess Account will contain only the Mess Advance to start with which will be topped at the end of each
semester.
6)
At the end of every semester there should be complete reconciliation. Every student's balance money all added +
interest earned - bank charges should be equal to the bank balance.
7)
Interest earned minus bank charges of all accounts should be transferred to the "Chief Warden Fund" at the end
of each academic year.
8)
Establishment Fee will be separate for each hall which will include (i) Gardening (ii) Common Room management
(iii) Contingency expenses spent by the Warden. Expenses spent from Central Fund will be divided amongst all
the students (including those permitted to stay outside) and non-students residing in the hall which includes (i)
Security expenses paid by the Chief Warden's Office to the Security Contractor (ii) cleaning expenses paid to the
Contractor (iii) maintenance expenses (iv) Contingency expenses spent by Chief Warden Office (v) Electricity
charges (vi) Celebration of Puja like Ganesh Puja, Viswakarma Puja &Saraswati Puja.
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9)
Each hall can engage a firm or a self employed person for common room and facility management upon the
approval Hall Executive Council (HEC) with intimation to the Chief Warden. The amount will be paid from the
Establishment Account of individual hall by the Chief Warden, upon the recommendation of the concerned
Warden, and will be included in the monthly imprest claim.
10)
All other expenses will be divided among all boarders equally including the students permitted to stay outside.
11)
Boarders permitted to stay outside will have to pay establishment fees. They are only exempted from Mess dues.
12)
Non-students (Project Staff, faculty members, any outside persons given temporary allotment) have to pay
establishment charges for the hall where they stay.
13)
For PG & Research students Mess Bill will be charged for all the twelve (12) months unless they are specially
permitted by the authority to stay outside for a specific period.
14)
No mess rebate will be allowed to any boarder unless specially permitted by the Warden for specific reason, as
per regulations.
15)
No mess bill will be charged to the UG students during Vacation unless they are specially permitted to stay during
vacation; but establishment charges will be payable for all twelve (12) months.
16)
For UG & PG Regular students including 1st Year, the establishment charge will be calculated from July 1 irrespective
of date of entry, and for graduating students it will be up to June 30.
17)
For M. Tech. (R), Ph. D. & non-students, it will be from start to end date covering full month, e. g. if someone joins
on July 25 & leaves on September 6, he/she has to pay establishment charges for three months.
18)
Each hall will maintain its bank account, whose limit is Rs.50, 000/-. Out of Rs.50, 000/-, the Warden will spend
contingency expenses. Once a month i.e at the beginning of the month, all the related bills and vourchers spent
over the previous month will be sent to Office of Chief Warden for reimbursement. After receiving the
reimbursement, the amount shall stand at Rs.50, 000/-. Any interest earned or bank charges deducted will be
adjusted.
PLINTH AREA OF THE NIT BUILDING
Sl.No
Description/Location
No
Plinth area
(Approx) in Sq.mt
after renovation
Total
area in Sq.Ft
TOTAL area
in Sq.Mt
A
Quarters
1
A type
7
213.75
16099.65
1496.25
2
A type
6
185.87
11999.77
1115.22
3
A type
7
154.27
11619.62
1079.89
4
B type
22
148.70
35200.26
3271.40
5
Ctype
30
199.50
64398.60
5985.00
6
Ctype
31
190.60
63576.54
5908.60
7
D type
21
159.86
36121.97
3357.06
8
Dtype
36
110.28
42718.06
3970.08
9
Dtype
8
83.46
7184.24
667.68
10
B/F type
24
100.32
25906.64
2407.68
11
T/F Type
18
77.14
14940.48
1388.52
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Sl.No
No
Plinth area
(Approx) in Sq.mt
after renovation
Total
area in Sq.Ft
TOTAL area
in Sq.Mt
12
F/E type
18
77.14
14940.48
1388.52
13
E type
40
105.33
45334.03
4213.20
14
F type
96
87.78
90673.23
8426.88
15
F type
12
77.10
9955.15
925.20
16
G type
117
62.28
78405.54
7286.76
17
Faculty residences
14
189.27
28511.63
2649.78
18
FR Under construction
84
189.27
171069.80
15898.68
768655.66
71436.40
GROSS TOTAL
B
HOSTEL AREA
1
SS Bhatnagar hall
1
2674.90
2674.90
2
Mvisveswaraya Hall
1
4537.90
4537.90
3
GD birla hall
1
4773.30
4773.30
4
Dhiru bhai ambani Hall
1
3994.75
3994.75
5
Mswaminathan hall
1
3383.30
3383.30
6
Homi bhaba hall
1
4269.49
4269.49
7
Vikram sarabhai hall
1
9664.60
9664.60
8
Kiran mazumdar shaw hall
1
4140.00
4140.00
9
CV raman Hall
1
6781.40
6781.40
10
Hall canteen
1
100.60
100.60
11
PT usha Sports complex
1
2123.50
2123.50
12
Aquatic sports facility
1
2942.50
2942.50
13
Dillip tirkey stadium
1
25434.00
25434.00
14
ATM Complex
1
84.00
84.00
15
Security Barrack
1
302.60
302.60
16
Cricket field
1
17662.50
17662.50
17
DORMITORY for mess staff
1
1233.72
1233.72
18
Dining Block for GDB & MVH
1
1936.30
1936.30
19
Dining Block for DBA & MSH
1
1371.70
1371.70
97411.06
97411.06
GROSS TOTAL
C
ACADEMIC AREA
1
Main academic building
1
7748.12
7748.12
2
library
1
1004.50
1004.50
3
Mechanical department
1
2630.85
2630.85
4
New mechanical dept.
1
522.00
522.00
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Sq.M
Sq.M
Sl.No
No
Plinth area
(Approx) in Sq.mt
after renovation
Total
area in Sq.Ft
TOTAL area
in Sq.Mt
4
New mechanical dept.
1
522.00
522.00
5
PG Building
1
1214.26
1214.26
6
Central workshop
1
2360.85
2360.85
7
BB behera auditorium
1
1890.50
1890.50
8
Elelctronics Annexe
1
830.46
830.46
9
computer center
1
288.85
288.85
10
computer science
1
1275.64
1275.64
11
Ceramic dept.
1
1667.30
1667.30
12
SAC building
1
223.78
223.78
13
Elelctrical Annexe building
1
304.98
304.98
14
Biomedical sc. Bldg
1
2772.59
2772.59
15
Lecture hall complex
1
3852.50
3852.50
16
Electronics & Electrical Dept.
1
7298.00
7298.00
17
Chemical dept.
1
2573.05
2573.05
18
Mining dept.
1
982.85
982.85
19
AN Khosla Conference hall
1
614.72
614.72
20
Estate Office
1
630.00
630.00
21
Guest house North block
1
583.00
583.00
22
Guiest House South block
1
1374.70
1374.70
23
cycle stands
1
1650.00
1650.00
24
Pump house
1
130.00
130.00
25
Sub station
1
75.00
75.00
26
Community Center
1
862.00
862.00
27
Dispensary
1
384.00
384.00
28
REC high school
1
980.00
980.00
29
Campus Pump house
1
72.00
72.00
30
AMIE building
1
627.00
627.00
31
Staff club
1
87.00
87.00
32
Store
1
420.57
420.57
47931.07
47931.07
Sq.M
53.55
Acre
GROSS TOTAL
GROSS PLINTH AREA = QUARTER AREA+HOSTEL AREA+ACADEMICA AREA
TOTAL
216778.53
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Sq.M
Sl.No
No
Plinth area
(Approx) in Sq.mt
after renovation
Total
area in Sq.Ft
TOTAL area
in Sq.Mt
TOTAL DEVELOPED AREA= PLINTH AREA+GARDEN+ROADS etc.
TOTAL
1007588.1
Sq.M
248.89
Acre
Telephone Exchange:
Our telephone network is supported by a modern telephone exchange from Siemens, Germany. The level DID
exchange can handle 2400 lines. The present capacity is 1200 lines covering academic building, hall of residence
and residential areas. New IP Exchange of 10,000 line capacity (AASTRA ERICSON make) has been purchased from
M/s HCL INFOSYSTEMS LTD and to be setup shortly. New FR quarters, F & G type and new academic buildings (BM
Dept, Electrical Sciences building) will be provided telephone facility through our new IP Exchange.
During this year 2011-2012 the following works have been completed.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Internal wirings have been done in different sections, departments & centers.
Underground cables laid to new ATM counter, different security barracks in the campus
2nos 5- pair DBs are fixed in the PG building
2nos 10- pair DBs are fixed in the dispensary
Underground cable laid in CV Raman (extension unit) hall of residence.
One 5-pair DB is fixed near swimming pool.
Telephone connections are provided to new faculties in different Depts.
Laying of 2-pair flexible telephone cables have been done in renovated C, D & E type Qrs
Shifting of telephones from 1st floor to ground floor in dispensary has been carried out in this session.
All the road side DBs (50/100/200 pairs) are painted with appropriate colour.
FILM & MUSIC SOCIETY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
The Film and Music society is one of the important societies under the student activity center (SAC) of the
institute. The society is managed by the vice presidents Prof. Dipti Patra, Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering
department and Prof. Pabitra Mohan Khilar, Assistant Professor, Computer Science & Engineering department,
and the president Prof. D.R.K.Parhi, department of Mechanical Engineering under the leadership of Dean (Student
Affair). Also, student volunteers are elected to co-operate in conducting various activities under this society. The
society conducts many major and minor events throughout the year which are meant for the faculties, staffs and
students of the institute. Based on the feedback collected from faculties, staffs and students, the events are
decided.
The Film and Music Society has co-ordinated the celebrity nite which was held on 11th March 2012 from 6.00 PM
to 10.00 PM at Dillip Tirkey stadium of the institute. Mr. Niraj Sridhar and Mr. Kumar Biswas performed on this
occasion. A large number of audiences including faculties, staff and students enjoyed the occasion.
Around 40 top recently released movies were shown throughout the year for the entertainment of faculties, staffs
and students.
The film festival week was organized during 02/04/2011 to 11/04/2011 by showing ten movies for the staffs as
well as students of the institute at the Bhubaneswar Behera Auditorium besides the movies shown during
weekends.
The musical instruments such as Base Guitar, Keyboard Synthesizer and Drum Set were procured for the benefit
of students.
The Film and Music Society has extended the facility such as Bhubaneswar Behera Auditorium and other
instruments for conducting various Conferences, Meetings and various institute Functions.
The Film and Music society in collaboration with international students meet conducted a number of functions
for student entertainment.
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9.9 Different Organisations in the Institute :
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)
UNIT: 4(O) CTC, NCC, Cuttack
Officers:
1.
Lt. U. K. Mishra,
2.
Dr. Aravind Kumar
Associate NCC Officer
Care Taker NCC Officer
Independence Day
65th Independence Day was celebrated in the institute NCC Ground. Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Sarangi, Director, NIT Rourkela
hoisted the National Flag, took the salute and inspected the parade and addressed the gathering.
Republic Day
63rd Republic day was celebrated in the institute NCC Ground. Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Sarangi, Director, NIT Rourkela
hoisted the National Flag, took the salute and inspected the parade and addressed the gathering. He also
distributed the certificates to blood donors of the Blood donation camp held at the institute dispensary.
Camps and Certificates
18 cadets attended CATC-V (IUC RDC) held at Bhubaneswar during 4th Oct 2011 to 13th Oct 2011. 15 cadets
attended CATC camp at B C Academy, Baliapal, Jajpur (Odisha) during 16th Jan 2012 to 25th Jan 2012. 11 cadets
attended NIC - I (SD/SW/JD/JW) camp held at Kurnool (AP) during 16th Jan to 27th Jan 2012. 24 and 18 cadets
appeared for 'B' and 'C' Certificate Examinations respectively during Feb 2012.
Awards/Scholarships
Two cadets were selected to get SAHARA Scholarship worth Rs. 30,000.00 (Rupees Thirty thousand only) during 2011-12.
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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)
The students enrolled in NSS were divided into different groups to provide services to the different slums,
neglected basti's and orphanages like Leprosy Colony near Naya Bazaar, OSAP, Kalyani Basti near setor-1, East
Kantajhar and South Kantajharan Basti, Birsa Munda basti, Gosala, Jagda basti and the children's reading in
REC campus school etc. They are involved in literacy campaign by interacting and teaching the children of the
above orphanages and slums.
The NSS students are involved in collecting old clothes, books and other daily use materials from door to door
and distributed them to the children of the above organizations.
Our institute management had new plantations program for plantaion of varieties of plants (many thousands of
plants) across the non academic and undeveloped area inside our institute. The NSS students are also looking
after those plants and were reporting for the nourishment and development of plants. The plantation and task of
taking care of plants throughout the year was compulsory to all the students.
Some of the students named as " Environmental task force" are divided in to sub-groups and they go to the above
selected slums and some other villages and give awareness program like" girl child education", "abuse of
alcohol", "Cleaniliness is the best policy for health" etc. through silent and mono-acting drama styles. Some of
the students are also involved in different social awareness programs rallies like Anti Polythin use campaign
rally and health campaign rallies like AIDS, Danger of consuming tobacco, alcohol etc.
The NSS students and NSS professors have also planted some useful plants in the slum areas during rainy
season.
Through NSS the students rendered their service to the patients of CWS Hospital. NSS students donated blood at
different times by blood donation camps at NIT Dispensary, CWS Hospital, Jagda, Rourkela etc. They were also
given certificates for this service. Besides that they donate blood throughout the year to the poor and helpless
peoples.
During different natural disasters, and serious problems to poor and suffering children or people, our NSS
students have shown their valuable service by collecting money from door to door and from self, consulted
doctors and helped the sufferings.
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9.10 STUDENTS ACTIVITY CENTRE (SAC):
OFFICIALS OF STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE- 2011-12
1.
Prof. K.C. Biswal
2.
Prof. D.R.K. Parhi
3.
Prof. S. Chinara
4.
Prof. Anindya Basu
5.
Prof. Pradip Sarkar
6.
Prof. Dillip K Pradhan
7.
Prof. P.M. Khilar
8.
Prof. Dipti Patra
9.
Prof. Ranabrata Mazumdar
10.
Prof. R. Dinda
11.
Dr. Pranakrishna Rout
12.
Dr. T. R. Patnaik
13.
Mr. N. N. Nayak
Dean, SW
President, SAC
Vice President, Literary and Cultural Society.
Vice President, Literary and Cultural Society.
Vice President, Technical Society.
Vice President, Technical Society
Vice President, Film & Music Society.
Vice President, Film & Music Society.
Vice President, Games and Sports Society.
Vice President, Games and Sports Society.
SAS Officer
SAS Officer
SAS Officer
General Convener & Joint General Convener for the session 2011-2012:
General Convener
V. K. Rohith
109CE0547
Joint General Convener
Sahil Pahuja
108EI034
Student representative of different societies:
Name of the Society
Name of Conveners
Roll No.
Contact
Technical Society
V. K. Rohith
109CE0547
9692707749
G.J.K Chaitanya
108EC037
9178182225
Ravi Raj
110EI0250
7894758056
Sathish Kumar
109CR0666
9861999501
G. Ram Pratheek
110CS0515
Swagat Das(conv)
109EI0321
Shubham
109EE0561
Sahil Pahuja
108EI034
Literary & Cultural Society
Games & Sports Society
Film & Music Society
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During the year under review, Technical Society of Student Activity Center has conducted the Annual Techno
Management Festival, INNOVISION 2011 during November 2011. The fest witnessed massive participation from
various institutes across the country in various events, guest lectures and games. Three workshops were organized
which altogether saw a participation of 365 students. The sand animation show was conducted by Mr.Sudarshan
Pattnaik. Technical Society also helped in the organization of International Students Meet, an international level
fest that took place during March 2012. The NITR student chapter of Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE),
Cyborg, Udaan, E-Cell and Maths club were very active during the year. SAE participated in a number of national
level competitions. Maths club achieved their target to grow enthusiasm among students on renowned
mathematicians. Udaan successfully made four radio controlled gliders and conducted workshops on the subject.
Udaan was awarded a 50gm gold coin by our Director during this year. E-cell and Maths club successfully
published their magazines named Vritanta and Vilokanam respectively. Few new clubs were introduced namely
SPAWN, Astro NITR and CreateUr which remained active throughout the year.
The year for Games and Sports Society started with the orientation programme for the fresher by organizing
friendly matches in different games involving newly admitted students. Inter-Hall tournaments in various games
were conducted among the halls throughout the year. HOMI BABA Hall of Residence was adjudged over all
champions in games 2011-2012. Cross-country race was conducted on 11.01.2012. Mr Sunil Oram, B.Tech IV was
adjudged first in this race.
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The 50th Annual Athletics Meet of the Institute was conducted from 14th-15th January 2012. Prof. Sunil Kumar
Sarangi, Director NIT Rourkela inaugurated the meet for opening ceremony on 14.01.2012. Mr. Narayan Pati, GM,
SAIL, RSP graced the occasion as Chief Guest for the closing ceremony and distributed prizes and certificates to
the winners. Sri Sunil Oram, B.Tech-IV won the individual championship in men category and Ms. Monalisha
Topno, B.Tech. IV won the individual championship in women category. Dhirubhai Ambani Hall of residence won
the group championship (BEHERA CUP).
Weight Lifting, Power Lifting and Best Physique competition was conducted on 10.02.2012. Sri Udipta Thakur,
B.Tech-IV, adjudged "NIT SHREE" in Best physique competition amongst the students of the institute.
Inter-NIT Football and Kabaddi tournaments organized by our institute from 02.03.2012 to 04.03.2012. 150
students from 10 NITs participated in the tournament and it was a grand success. Our institute Football and
Kabaddi (men) team becomes Champion (First Place) in Inter-NIT tournament held at NIT Rourkela. Our institute
Tennis, chess, cricket, hockey, athletics (track and field) and volleyball team participated in INTER NIT tournament
conducted by other NITs. Chess, Hockey and cricket team won third place in NIT Suratkal. Our athletics team won
seven gold, seven silver and five bronze medals and also women athletics team became women group Runner-up
in NIT Surathkal.
Open swimming competition in various events for student, campus children and institute staff were also conducted
during this year. Few new clubs are introduced under the sports and games society namely Football, Chess,
Tennis, Cricket, carom and softball. These clubs are active and conducted many events throughout the year.
The Literary and Cultural Society conducted different intra NIT events to finalize the institute teams from the
winners. The teams had participated in different places like IIT Kharagpur, Delhi Law School, ISM Dhanbad etc
and bagged many awards. Different workshops (Odissi dance, drama, debate, MUN etc.) were organized at NIT
Rourkela to boost up of the students. Like every year this year also Literary and Cultural Society organized spring
fest (NITRUTSAV 2012) on 3-5 February, 2012. Around 400 students participated in this annual event, out of which
160 were from other institutes. Apart from different competitive events Android and salsa workshops were also
organized during that period. Parliamentary Debate was organized for the first time at NIT Rourkela. On the 2nd
day "SROTE" band made their performance and the DJ Kaushal was the last attraction on the concluding day.
The Film and Music Society has co-ordinated the CELEBRITY NITE which was held on 11th March 2012 at Dillip
Tirkey Stadium of the institute. Mr. Niraj Sridhar and Mr. Kumar Biswas performed on this occasion. A large
number of audiences including faculties, staff and students enjoyed the occasion. Around 40 top recently released
movies were shown throughout the year for the entertainment of faculties, staffs and students. The film festival
week was organized during 02/04/2011 to 11/04/2011 by showing ten movies for the staffs as well as students of
the institute at the Bhubaneswar Behera Auditorium besides the movies shown during weekends. The musical
instruments such as Base Guitar, Keyboard Synthesizer and Drum Set were procured for the benefit of students.
The Film and Music Society has extended the facility such as Bhubaneswar Behera Auditorium and other
instruments for conducting various Conferences, Meetings and various institute Functions. The Film and Music
society in collaboration with international students meet conducted a number of functions for student
entertainment.
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10.0 NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS :
10.1 Past Achievements/Achievements took place during the years
Earning during 2011-12
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Overhead from various Non-MHRD Projects
Overhead from Consultancy Projects
Overhead from Testing Services
Overhead from Continuining Education
50% Institute Share from Testing Services
Interest earned from various A/c
:
:
:
:
:
:
Rs.55,10,294.00
Rs.19,11,777.00
Rs. 5,81,917.00
Rs. 8,63,398.00
Rs.18,45,918.00
Rs.36,02,540.00
Total: Rs. 1,43,15,844.00
Research Projects:
During the above cited period the list of the ongoing Research Projects is given below.
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Sl.No.
Project Title
Name of the P.I
1
Information Security Education & Awareness.
Prof. S. K. Jena
2
Special Manpower Development for VLSI Design & Related Software (SMDP-II)
Prof.K. K. Mohapatra
3
Bulk use of fly ashcomposite material in the sub base of surface coal mine haul
road to reduces strain
Prof. M. K. Mishra
4
Development of Cooperative Motion Control Algorithms for Multiple Autonomous Prof. B. Subudhi
Under Water Robotic Vehicles
5
Microstructural evolution of nanograin,nickel zirconia cermet anode materials
for solid ozxide fuel cell application
Prof.B. B. Nayak
6
Development of nano-dispersed fine grained coating by electrodeposition
Prof. Anindya Basu
7
Synthesisand characterization of transition metal acetylides, their reactivity
studies and electrochemical behavior
Prof. S. Chatterjee
8
Bearing Capacity enhancement of sub-base of opencast coal mine haul Road
with stabilised Fly Ash based composites and evaluation of the resilient
Modulus Approach"
Dr.M.K. Mishra
9
Synthesis and characterization of lead free functional materials by micro-wave
processing technique"
Dr.Pawan Kumar
10
Enhancement by SHI of critical current density of chemically prepared composits Dr.D.Behera
of YBCO with non-superconducting nano particles
11
Sinuosity dependency in stage-discharge boundary shear distribution modeling
for meandering compound channels"
Dr.K.K. Khatua
12
Behaviour of eccentrically inclined loaded shallow foundations on geogrid
reinforced soil.
Dr.C.R.Patra
13
Development of a model for Assessment of Spontaneous Heating Susceptibility
of Indian Coals- A neural Network Approach
Dr.D.P. Tripathy
14
Analysis of Microstrip radiator using particle swarm optimization technique.
Dr.S.K.Behera
15
Development of functionalized ferrite nanoparticles for targeted Tumor Therapy
Dr. Sasmita Mohapatra
16
Development of lead free relaxor ferroelectrics based on Aurivillus family of
compounds
Ms Arundati Chakrabarti
17
Hsp 90- based therapeutic approach for brest cancer
Dr. S. Paul
18
Experimental Investigations of a bio- oil in a DI diesel engine
Prof. S. Murugan
19
Chemoselective electron transfer reaction in substrates of biological interest
lipopathic Cr (VI)
Dr. Sabita Patel
20
Activity Details Proposal Form for Public Sector Linkages Programme.
Dr.Ramakaer Jha,
21
Transition metal complexes of thiosemicarbazone: Synthesis charaaacterzation
and biological activity.
Dr. Rama Acharya,
Dr. S. Chztterjee
22
A Geotechnical Model for Landslide Remediation at Darjleeing Area ussing
Soil Nails.
Dr.C.R. Patra
23
Development of cost effective and High uptake capacity surface modified
adsorbents for aresenic removal utilizing industrial wastes.
Dr.Arvind Kumar
24
Surfactant Assisted Synthesis and Characterization of Mesoporous
Nanocrystalline Ceria Based Mixed Oxides Powers For Novel Applications
Dr. Aparna Mondal
Rourkela
256
Sl.No.
Project Title
Name of the P.I
25
Development of new environment friendly adsoption media and ots value
added application for removal of hazardous anions from water.
Dr. R.K.Patel
26
Investigation on control issues in network based control system
Dr. B. Subudhi
27
Abatement of F2 using fluidized bed
Dr. (Mrs) Abanti Sahoo
28
Fuzzy finite element approach for solving the eigenvalue-eigenmode analysis
of imprecisely defined system
Dr.S. Chakraverty
29
Production of Hydrogen Gas from Biomass and Wastes using Fluidzed Bed
Gasifier(FBG)
Dr.Abanti Sahoo
30
Synthesis and characterization of Perovskite nano-powders and nano collids.
Dr.D. Sarkar
31
Magneto-electric study of doped rare earth Cobaltites.
Dr. P. N. Viswkarma
32
Effect of intra granular inhomogeneities on super-conducting order parameter
fluctuation in cuprate superconductors.
Dr.D. Behera
33
CEOP - AEGIS
Dr.R. Jha
34
Development of rare earth doped transparent oxyfluoride nanophase glass
ceramic.
Dr.S.K. Pal
35
Development of compliance Correlation for Throughwall Cracked Pipes and
Elbows to Measure Crack Growth in Fracture Experiments
Dr.P.K. Ray
36
Composite ferroelectric thin films for pyro seniors applications
Dr.Pawan Kumar
37
Tissue Engineering Research under Core grant
Dr.K. Pramanik
38
Development of Cell Scaffold implants for Orthopaedic Tissyue Engg
Dr.K. Pramanik
39
In-Vitro growth study of cell-scaffold implants for Bone and Catrilage
Tissue Engg.
Dr.K. Pramanik
40
Cryopreservation of cells and cell scaffold constructs for tisseu
engineering application
Dr.K. Pramanik
41
Control of multiple mobile agents using adaptive neuro-fuzzy interference
system(ANFIS)
Dr.D.R.Parhi
42
Characterisation and source apportionment of ambient air pollutants in
a Steel city.
Dr.K.K.Paul
43
Tailloring the multiferroic properties of BiFeo-3 Cobalt doping.
Dr. P. N. Viswakarma
44
Pilot plant study of extraction of fine iron from red mud.
Dr. R.K.Patel
45
Utilization of materials after extraction iron from red mud
Dr. R.K.Patel
46
Optimization of extraction of iron from red mud
Dr. K. Pramanik
47
Pushover analysis of reinforced concrete setback building
Dr. P. Sarkar
48
Design & Testing of base band and RF front end for IEEE 802. 15. 4 zigbee
standard
Dr. S. K.Patra
49
Investigating transport properties of LaOFeAs superconductors & RETMO3
multiferroies; RE rare earth & TM: Transition Metal
Dr. P. N. Viswakarma
50
Numerical and experimental analysis of meandering open channel flow by
varying sinuosity and roughness of the channel.
Mr. M. Sahu,M.Tech
Dr. K.K.Khatua
Rourkela
257
Sl.No.
Project Title
Name of the P.I
51
Experimental and numerical studies on application of Tuned Dampers for
controlling Structural vibrations
Dr.K.C.Biswal,
52
Design and physico-chemical properties of cyclodextrin incorporated smart
hydrogels: Towards improved delivery of hydrophobic drugs.
Dr.Usharani Subuddhi
53
Synthesis and mechanical properties of mechanically alloyed copper-based
nanocomposites for high strength and electrical applications
Dr.Suhrit Mula
54
Process integration based modification for the energy conservation of
sponge iron plants.
Dr.S.Khanam
55
Synthesis of sulfur nanoparticles by organic acid catalyzed reaction of
sodium thiosulphate in aqueous surfactant solution.
Dr.Santanu Paria
56
FPGA Based standalone Tunable Fuzzy Logic Controller Module
Dr.S.K.Patra
57
Development of Dissimilar Metal Joints By Pulsed Nd: YAG Laser Welding,
Its Characterization And Defect Assesment At Room And Elevated Temperatures
Dr.S.K.Sahoo
58
Fabrication of Micro-Holes using Ultrasonic Vibration Assisted Micro-Drilling
using PVD/CVD coated Tools.
Dr.K.P. Maity
59
Investigation for dissimilr metal tube & flat joints by pulsed Nd: YAG laser
welding and its characterisation at elevated temperature
Dr.S.K. Sahoo
60
Study of power quality problems and counter measures in present power
systems using power electronic devices
Prof. P. C. Panda
61
Analytical and Numerical Study of Riemann Problems for Qusilinear
Hyperbolic system of conservation Laws
Dr. R. S. Tungala
62
Development of a Data Acquisition system for OTOMELERA Naval Gun
Dr.Samit Ari
63
Surface property improvement of copper for electrical contacts by
Electrophoretic deposition of Ultrafine ceramic particles
Dr, A. Basu
64
Synthesis of Nanostructured stainless steel Powder by High Energy Milling
and subsequent spark plasma sintering for Novel application
Dr. D. Chaira
65
Metal complexes of Ferrocene based ligands,their electrochemical
behaviour bio-logical properties
Dr. S. Chatterjee
66
Development of spheroidal graphite cast iron materials for transport
cask application for irradiated fuel bundles.
Dr. S. Sen
67
Autophagic cell death induction with Abrus agglutinin
Dr. S.K.Bhutia
68
Studies on association between bio film formation and quorum sensing auto
inducer inpotential marine bacteria for enhanced utilisation I bioremediation
Dr. Surajit Das
69
Ion bean based…… composite films
Dr. D. Behera
70
Development of antimicrobial organolels
Dr. Kunal Pal
71
Fuzzfified and Interval Neural Network Modeling for System Indentification
of structure through the use of seismic response data
Dr.S.Chakraverty
72
Development of Lithium Silicate Ceramic Pebbles by Microwave Sintering
for the Test Blanket Module (TBM)
Dr.R.Mazumdar
73
Electrospun Hybrid Nano-Scaffold for Bone-Ligament-Bone(B-L-B) Graft
Dr.B.P.Nayak
Rourkela
258
Sl.No.
Project Title
Name of the P.I
74
Diffusion of Model proteins and macromolecules inside crowded DNA and
other polyelectrolytes solutions
Dr.S.Jena
75
Development of Navigational controller for self piloted Mobile- Robot under
water for Surveillance using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System
Dr. D.R.K.Parhi
76
Electronic and Magnetic Properties of Rough Alloyed Surfaces and Interfaces
Dr. B. Ganguly
77
Astudy of BF slag chemistry and mineralogy with respect to its flow
characteristics for optimizing BF operation.
Dr. U. K. Mohanty
78
Connectionist Learning Models in Computational Intelligence for Assesment
of Selsmic Response of Connected Structures
Dr. S.Chakrevrty
79
Slicing Of Aspect-Oriented and Web-BasedApplication
Dr.DP Mohapatra
80
Development of CalciumPhosphast based machinable Bioceramic
Dr.Sitwik Sarkar
81
Finite-element-model Updating of Aerostructures Using Density Based
Fish School Search (FfSS)
Dr.S.Chakraverty
82
Automatic Detection of Cardiac Arrhythmias using Electrocardiographic Signal
Dr. Samit Ari
83
Construction of quick setting stopping in case of fire in underground mines
using expansion foam agent
Dr. B.K.Pal
84
Wavelet Transform Mehos for the Solution of Fractional Differential Equations
Arising in Real Physical Models
Dr. S.Saha Ray
Rourkela
259
Audit Certificate and Report on
the accounts of National Institute
of Technology, Rourkela for the
year 2011-2012
* Scanned Copy
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265
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266
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267
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2011-2012
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY , ROURKELA
BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.2012
Schedule
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES
CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND
1
3,11,12,81,702.91
2,17,93,89,100.91
RESERVE AND SURPLUSE
2
88,11,177.00
88,11,177.00
EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUND
3
77,12,97,976.00
56,78,25,841.00
SECUREDLOANS AND BORROWINGS
4
-
-
UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS
5
-
-
DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES
6
-
-
CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS
7
33,40,14,749.54
34,10,21,471.54
4,22,54,05,605.45
3,09,70,47,590.45
TOTAL
ASSETS
FIXED ASSETS
8
2,55,54,44,024.00
1,94,29,87,203.00
INVESTMENTS-EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUND
9
62,36,82,610.17
53,97,66,939.38
INVESTMENT- OTHERS
10
48,13,34,922.00
19,73,27,383.00
CURRENT ASSETS,LOANS,ADVANCES ETC.
11
56,49,44,049.28
41,69,66,065.07
-
-
4,22,54,05,605.45
3,09,70,47,590.45
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE
TOTAL
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
24
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS
25
DEPUTY REGISTRAR(FA)
REGISTRAR
Rourkela
DIRECTOR
269
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON 31.03.2012
Particulars
Schedule
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
(A) INCOME
Income from sales/services
12
16,85,925.00
7,00,400.00
Grants/Subsidies
13
48,00,00,000.00
49,23,46,000.00
Fees/Subscription
14
11,33,43,899.00
8,51,94,483.83
Income from Investment(Earmarked/Endowment Fund)
15
2,25,16,459.00
1,64,20,280.00
Income from Royalty
16
-
-
Intrest Earned
17
1,37,56,397.00
41,57,388.08
Other Income
18
6,34,119.00
5,36,090.00
Increase/(Decrease)in stock of finished goods
19
-
-
5,28,43,897.00
59,43,474.00
68,47,80,696.00
60,52,98,115.91
Prior Period Income
TOTAL (A)
(B) EXPENDITURE
Establishment Expenses
20
41,92,97,640.00
36,59,85,097.00
Other Administrative Expenses etc.
21
18,93,66,654.00
16,36,97,994.00
Expenditure on Grants,Subsidies etc.
22
5,000.00
-
Interest
23
-
-
Depreciation(Net Total at the year-end - corresp.Sch.-8)
8
14,56,25,056.00
11,46,98,972.00
1,85,93,744.00
72,10,991.00
TOTAL (B)
77,28,88,094.00
65,15,93,054.00
Balance being excess of Expenditure over Income(A-B)
(8,81,07,398.00)
(4,62,94,938.09)
Prior Period Expenditure
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
24
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS
25
REGISTRAR
Rourkela
DIRECTOR
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SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.2012
SCHEDULE : 01 - CORPUS FUND
Particulars
Balance as at the begining of the Year
Add: Govt of India - Plan Grant (Others)
Add:Govt.of India - Plan Grant (MHRD)
Add:TEQIP-II
Sub-Total
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
2,17,93,89,100.91
1,46,75,59,039.00
-
12,50,000.00
1,00,00,00,000.00
75,68,75,000.00
2,00,00,000.00
-
3,19,93,89,100.91
2,22,56,84,039.00
(8,81,07,398.00)
(4,62,94,938.09)
3,11,12,81,702.91
2,17,93,89,100.91
Add/(Deduct):Balance of net income/(expenditure) transferred from
Income and Expenditure Account
Balance as at the Year - End.
SCHEDULE : 02 - RESERVE AND SURPLUS
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
01. GENERAL RESERVE:
As per last Account
Addition during the year
Less : Deductions during the year
Closing Balance
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88,11,177.00
88,11,177.00
-
-
88,11,177.00
88,11,177.00
-
-
88,11,177.00
88,11,177.00
Rourkela
15,02,857
Continuing Education
Activity Fund
R&D
SRICCE Fund
MODROB(MHRD)
TAPTEC Project
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 Testing Service
272
EDP School
MIS Recurring( R )
Rail Road Wheel Rail System
Industry Institute Interaction Scheme
EIDP (Impact Project)
Material Science Contigency
Substantiality Support Scheme AEIE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
INSTITUTE
Sub- Total
11 SRICCE MISC
(4,790)
Consultancy
3
10,368
4,09,951
(20,736)
8,135
309
1,79,177
9,248
10,88,73,922
-
(6,133)
1,85,78,247
68,640
5,05,258
39,34,260
1,41,95,869
2,68,29,265
FIST
2
4,32,70,449
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
Non-MHRD
SRICCE
PARTICULARS
1
Sl.
No.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
15,50,00,133
10,73,249
38,95,887
-
-
1,67,79,512
-
21,19,271
34,87,725
1,85,62,316
3,34,55,151
7,56,27,022
Addition to
Fund
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
10,368
4,09,951
(20,736)
8,135
309
1,79,177
9,248
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
26,38,74,055 7,59,823
10,73,249
53,98,744
(4,790)
(6,133)
35,35,77,59
68,640
26,24,529
74,21,985
3,27,58,185
6,02,84,416
11,88,97,471 7,59,823
Total
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY , ROURKELA, F.Y- 201-2012
SCHEDULE-3, EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUND.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,43,44,833
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
27,95,379
2,15,49,454
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6,94,96,045
10,63,799
51,63,327
-
-
1,36,70,121
-
20,64,896
3,485,105
1,20,62,060
-
3,19,86,737
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
9,46,00,701
10,63,799
51,63,327
-
-
1,36,70,121
-
20,64,896
34,85,105
1,20,62,060
27,95,379
5,42,96,014
Total Exp
PARTICULARS
Rourkela
273
(Dr.K.K.Mishra)
17 National Convention on Env.Engg
16 UGC Teacher Fellowship
15 ISTE Grants, Dr.L.Kar
Research HRD Grant, CSIR, New Delhi
14 Adhoc grant council Scientific & Industrial
GRANT SANCTIONED BY CSIR
Eng.Lab Dr.S.K.Rath
13 Infrastructure Development of Software
(Dr.S.K.Acharya)
12 Development of Lab.on Machine Vision
Management (Shri.R.B.Singh)
11 Advance DST Techniques for Mobility
MHRD (R &D)
for Nonlinear control (Dr. J.K. Satpathy)
10 Hiararchical Neuro-Fuzzy Hybrid Architecture
process Met. Lab.(Dr. R.C. Behera)
Functioning & Outdated Equipement for
9 MODROB (MHRD) Replacement of Old Non
GRANT SANCTIONED BY AICTE
8 Substantiality Support Scheme CSEA
Sl.
No.
26,000
5,000
350
(40,000)
(4,997)
4,394
(1,295)
58,233
4,359
14,118
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
Addition to
Fund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
26,000
5,000
350
(40,000)
(4,997)
4,394
(1,295)
58,233
4,359
14,118
Total
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total Exp
PARTICULARS
43,126
20 GOI,Indo-UK Joint Res.Project, Dr.S.Mohapatra
10,325
23 PMS Andhra pradesh
Rourkela
274
21,258
37 PMS Maharashtra
22,596
35 PMS Bihar
8,850
40,986
34 PMS Uttarpradesh
36 PMS Chandigarh
10,145
-
32 PMS Chhindabada
33 PMS Jharkhand
14,880
31 PMS West Bengal
7,300
-
29 PMS Uttarakhand
30 PMS Rajastan
-
-
2,90,325
700
28 PMS Orissa(ST)
27 PMS Orissa(SC)
26 PMS Orissa
25 PMS Karnataka
2,500
13,231
22 NEC Shillong
24 PMS Chattishgarh
10,600
21 NEC Scholarship Assam
CENTRAL GOVT. / STATE GOVT. SCHOLARSHIP
(STRR,MSI)
38,540
(2,47,355)
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
19 Indo-US Project Other Agency
18 UGC Career Awards, Dr.J.K.Satapathy
Sl.
No.
-
-
-
-
-
-
10,01,370
61,480
2,29,400
-
15,000
40,16,886
13,60,624
-
-
-
2,00,375
Addition to
Fund
21,258
8,850
10,23,966
1,02,466
2,39,545
-
29,880
7,300
-
40,16,886
13,60,624
2,90,325
700
2,500
2,10,700
13,231
10,600
43,126
38,540
(2,47,355)
Total
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
8,37,490
61,480
2,29,400
-
15,000
-
-
37,23,924
13,13,084
-
-
-
2,00,375
-
-
-
-
-
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
8,37,490
61,480
2,29,400
-
15,000
-
-
37,23,924
13,13,084
-
-
-
2,00,375
Total Exp
-
41 PMS Meghalaya
42 PMS M.P.
Rourkela
39,185
49 Indusrty Institute Interaction Scholarship
275
-
56 National Schlorship,Yemen
57 National Schlorship,Maldives
73,300
54 National Merit Schlorship
55 National Schlorship,Srilanka
1,200
-
36,000
53 Sr.Merit Scholarship, Orissa
Thiruvanthapuram
52 Minority Community scholarship
51 Girls Merit Scholarship
50 PG Meritorius Scholarship IMA, BBSR
-
1,35,673
48 GOO, TRW Post Martic Scholarship
(GOO)
2,12,700
47 GOO, DPI National Scholarship Orissa
5,550
(10,905)
45 GOO, DPI Senior Merit Scholarship
46 GOO, DPI National Loan Scholarship
13,999
44 GOO, Loan Stipend , Orissa Student
30,39,868
-
40 PMS Assam
43 GOI , TCS , Colombo
14,835
39 PMS Nagpur
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
31,748
PARTICULARS
38 PMS Kerala
Sl.
No.
-
-
-
-
11,468
18,000
38,438
-
-
41,657
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,65,330
Addition to
Fund
11,468
18,000
38,438
73,300
1,200
41,657
36,000
-
39,185
1,35,673
2,12,700
5,550
(10,905)
13,999
30,39,868
1,65,330
-
-
14,835
31,748
Total
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
11,468
18,000
38,438
-
41,657
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,65,330
-
-
-
-
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
11,468
18,000
38,438
-
41,657
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1,65,330
Total Exp
Rourkela
276
300
4,452
77 Scholarship Bank Loan, Orissa
78 Scholarship Orissa Mining & Geology
6,400
76 Scholarship Coal India
400
4,050
74 Scholarship New Delhi, SAIL
75 Scholarship Paradeep Port Trust
-
3,000
73 Scholarship Bokaro Steel Plant
-
-
-
-
-
-
3,750
-
6,600
-
-
18,000
72 Scholarship Bhilai Steel Plant
-
4,800
70 Scholarship Arunachal Pradesh
71 Scholarship Nagaland Govt.
20,915
24,000
69 Scholarship Govt.Of Pondichery
68 Scholarship Govt.Of Tripura
67 Scholarship Vishakapatnam Steel Plant
-
-
(9,40,047)
66 Stipened Q.I.P
-
6,200
65 Nalco Foundation Day Scholarship
14,24,473
59,027
64 ST Central Top Class Scholarship
7,63,765
40,000
14,68,235
-
48,000
63 SC Central Top Class Scholarship
Pune, Maharashtra
62 Raj Shree Sahu Maharaja Merit Scholarship,
1,02,868
22,500
-
60 National Scholarship, Congo
61 NTS Scholarship, New Delhi
96,678
-
54,581
Addition to
Fund
59 National Scholarship, Afganisthan
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
1,81,443
PARTICULARS
58 National Scholarship, Bangladesh
Sl.
No.
300
4,452
6,400
400
4,050
3,000
3,750
-
11,400
20,915
24,000
18,000
(9,40,047)
6,200
14,83,500
22,32,000
40,000
1,50,868
22,500
96,678
2,36,024
Total
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6,600
-
-
18,000
12,93,920
-
-
13,41,466
40,000
72,000
22,500
96,678
58,792
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6,600
-
-
18,000
12,93,920
-
-
13,41,466
40,000
72,000
22,500
96,678
58,792
Total Exp
PARTICULARS
5,400
84 Scholarship Govt.Of Himachal Pradesh
Rourkela
277
-
97 Post Graduate Merit Scholarship, New Delhi
98 Chief Minister Sch. Orissa
99 Educational Sch. Hyderabad
19,320
-
95 PG Meritorius Scholarship, IMA, BBSR
96 National Scholarship (Orissa)
50,000
-
94 PG Merit odisha
40,000
-
-
-
72,000
1,10,000
-
-
(2,200)
93 PG Merit cum Poverty, Odisha
Bihar
92 Merit cum means scholarship for minorities,
91 Merit Scholarship, Pune
42,400
90 Scholarship- Book Grant, Santika Das , Met Eng
40,000
-
-
19,320
72,000
50,000
1,10,000
16,000
(2,200)
42,400
25,400
294,170
2,94,170
25,400
30,978
40
40,530
5,400
4,930
30,978
40
89 Scholarship Govt.Of Uttaranchal
88 Scholarship Foreign Student
87 Scholarship Girls Merit Scheme, Orissa
86 Scholarship Govt.Of Manipur
40,530
4,930
83 Scholarship Govt.Of Madhya Pradesh
85 Scholarship Govt.Of Maharastra
1,480
82 Scholarship Govt.Of Jammu & Kashmir
1,480
7,191
7,191
81 Scholarship Govt.Of Punjab & Haryana
85,125
Total
5,928
16,000
Addition to
Fund
5,928
85,125
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
80 Scholarship Govt.Of Tamil Nadu
79 Scholarship Govt.Of Assam
Sl.
No.
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
40,000
-
-
-
72,000
50,000
70,000
16,000
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
40,000
-
-
-
72,000
50,000
70,000
16,000
Total Exp
-
102 NCT, New Delhi
103 General Scholarship, Uttarpradesh
1,29,742
107 Students Univ. Exam A/c
Rourkela
278
49,950
81,299
114 Students Hostel Fund
115 Students SSG Share Money
1,746
15,000
7,620
2,294
119 Students Additional Cont.Allow
120 Student AF Subscription A/c
121 Sambalpur Univ.Deposit Imprest A/c
193
118 Students NCC A/c
117 Students Spring Time
3,58,333
13,630
113 Students College Blazer
116 Students SSG A/c Subscription
3,27,485
48,883
111 Students Insurance
112 Students A.V.Subscription
19,073
13,99,000
110 Students Univ. Games & Sports A/c
109 Students Tech.Univ A/c
82,046
1,58,847
106 Students Regn. & Migration
108 Students Univ. Enrollment & Late Admn A/c
2,15,417
105 Students Convocation & Degree
104 ONGC Scholarship
-
101 National Scholarship, Congo
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
-
PARTICULARS
100 Indira Gandhi Sch. Single Girl Child, ND
Sl.
No.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,40,000
29,400
38,880
Addition to
Fund
-
-
2,294
7,620
15,000
1,746
193
3,58,333
81,299
49,950
13,630
3,27,485
48,883
19,073
13,99,000
82,046
1,29,742
1,58,847
2,15,417
2,40,000
29,400
38,880
Total
Refund
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
29,400
38,880
-
-
Revenue Exp
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
29,400
38,880
Total Exp
Rourkela
279
35,23,48,619
56,78,25,841
Grand Total
12,65,066
35,10,83,553
Sub - total
130 Board of Trustee(NPS),NIT, Rourkela
Rourkela
129 Board of Trustee(CPF/GPF/Pension),NIT,
BOT
10,66,03,300
-
128 Fellowship
Sub- Total
1,00,00,000.00
8,76,20,467
127 SRICCE Fund
126 Endowment fund(Inst.)
Addition to
Fund
-
-
-
275
7,242
10,499
Total
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
46,52,27,185 56,706,156
1,70,45,738 15,133,964
44,81,81,447 41,572,192
32,25,52,025
50,22,056
1,00,00,000
9,11,33,687
Refund
48,38,27,424 1,05,16,53,265 5,74,65,979
11,28,78,566
1,57,80,672
9,70,97,894
21,59,48,725
50,22,056.00
-
35,13,220
- 19,71,82,544.00 19,71,82,544.00
275
124 Sambalpur Regn.Of College Teacher
125 Institute Corpus fund
7,242
123 Sambalpur Int.College Tournament
Opening Bal as
on
01-04-2011
10,499
PARTICULARS
122 Sambalpur Univ.Exam (Pvt.Cand.)
Sl.
No.
8,19,09,969
3,45,097.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,33,37,861
1,500
2,33,36,361
10,57,10,571
35,33,623.00
- 1,00,00,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
Revenue Exp
2,43,44,833 19,85,44,477
Capital Exp.
-
-
-
28,03,55,289
8,00,44,017
1,51,35,464
6,49,08,553
10,57,10,571
35,33,623.00
1,00,00,000.00
8,19,09,969
3,45,097.00
Total Exp
SCHEDULE:04-SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS:
Particulars
NIL
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
NIL
NIL
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
NIL
NIL
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
NIL
NIL
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
SCHEDULE:05-UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS:
Particulars
NIL
SCHEDULE:06-DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES:
Particulars
NIL
SCHEDULE :07 - CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS:
Particulars
A.
CURRENT LIABILITIES
1.
Advance Received
5,05,67,967.38
9,30,15,906.38
2.
Liabilities for Expenses
4,25,18,455.00
3,96,49,846.00
3.
Security Deposit
14,59,84,839.00
11,96,07,294.00
4.
Statutory Liabilities
55,40,316.00
19,50,871.00
5.
TEQIP CELL-I
1,023.16
4,32,740.16
6.
TEQIP CELL-II
2,59,548.00
-
7.
Sundry Creditors
7,38,53,275.00
7,44,07,086.00
8.
BOT (Payable)
49,97,615.00
44,76,406.00
32,37,23,038.54
33,35,40,149.54
TOTAL
B.
PROVISIONS
1.
Gratuity
14,87,761.00
14,82,707.00
2.
Pension
60,00,437.00
53,80,670.00
3.
Provision for D.A.
28,03,513.00
6,17,945.00
1,02,91,711.00
74,81,322.00
33,40,14,749.54
34,10,21,471.54
TOTAL(A+B)
Rourkela
280
Particulars
Rourkela
281
7,58,83,119
7,03,70,068
11,88,12,294
8,15,43,750
Furniture & Fixture
Office Equipment
Computer /Peripherals
Electric Installation
Library Books
5
6
7
8
9
2,79,35,250
1,04,79,543
6,34,13,959
10 Tube well & Water Supply
11 Other Fixed Assets
12 Telecom & Networking Inst.
5,63,76,124
5,68,270
Vehicles
42,58,20,755
4
1
Building
B. CAPITAL (WIP)
INSTITUTE
TOTAL (A)
-
-
-
-
-
1,58,76,354
16,692
79,76,207
78,93,373
2,86,92,222
3,66,79,034
-
2,54,70,514
-
3,59,64,203
4,38,878
-
5,68,270
7,03,70,068
1,00,28,580
10,29,955
60,13,363
7,92,90,313
1,04,68,869
3,52,67,265
6,41,57,007
40,38,614
-
-
-
-
-
3,91,68,440
95,42,143
1,41,02,040
1,94,41,539
3,56,59,206
9,61,73,687
6,47,19,728
1,92,17,742
5,63,003
-
-
-
-
-
84,54,989
2,30,450
20,96,295
61,23,514
64,25,163
2,45,27,172
14,12,585
71,05,154
1,053
3,92,27,343
5,00,21,338
-
-
-
3,68,35,171 2,00,76,70,431 67,37,51,165 14,56,25,056
-
- 11,68,13,443
-
-
-
-
27,366
6,44,192
1,12,490
20,53,696 10,81,82,276
18,32,750 15,36,58,578
-
5,052 10,13,48,581
-
17,30,300 46,00,54,658 18,37,61,191
3,04,29,325 78,59,41,713 19,14,02,446
-
DEPRECIATION
As at the
As At
For the
year end beginning of
year
year
(1+2-3=4) (5)
(6)
95,83,22,521 57,10,47,599 25,14,84,549 1,27,78,85,571
1,62,48,86,367 41,96,19,235
40,38,614
11,68,13,443
16 Plant ,Machinery & Equip.(TEQIP)
17 Furniture (TEQIP)
1,00,28,580
10,29,955
14 Electric Equipment(TEQIP)
15 Civil Work(TEQIP)
60,13,363
13 Book & Learning Resources(TEQIP)
TEQIP
-
55,53,20,402 26,10,50,636
Plant ,Machinery & Equipments
Building
2
4,38,878
3
Land
A.
FIXED ASSETS
INSTITUTE
1
Sl.
No.
GROSS BLOCK
As At
Additions
Deletions/
begining of during the adjustments
year
year
during the year
(1)
(2)
(3)
-
4,38,878
6,61,32,313
2,63,22,896
5,64,056
1,00,28,580
10,29,955
60,13,363
3,16,66,884
6,96,276
1,90,68,930
3,85,91,954
6,60,97,907
-
40,38,614
- 11,68,13,443
-
-
-
4,76,23,429
97,72,593
1,61,98,335
2,55,65,053
4,20,84,369
3,29,57,719
42,37,755
7,50,25,685
4,214
-
- 1,27,78,85,571
- 81,93,76,221 1,18,82,94,210
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 12,07,00,859
-
-
-
- 22,29,88,534 23,70,66,124
- 24,14,23,784 54,45,17,929
-
95,83,22,521
95,11,35,202
40,38,614
11,68,13,443
1,00,28,580
10,29,955
60,13,363
2,42,45,519
9,37,400
1,38,33,210
3,69,34,585
4,58,84,544
2,26,38,607
56,50,340
5,66,65,377
5,267
24,20,59,564
36,39,17,956
4,38,878
NET BLOCK
Deletions
Upto end of As at the
As at the
adjustments
the year current year previous year
during the year
end
end
(7)
(5+6-7=8)
(4-8=9)
(1-5=10)
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,ROURKELA-769008
SCHEDULE-8 FIXED ASSETS AS ON 31.03.2012
Plant, Machinary & Equipment
3
22,89,036
8,69,75,207
(1+2-3=4)
(5)
-
-
-
(6)
-
-
-
D. PREVIOUS
YEAR
1,85,07,80,667 1,39,69,79,229 63,10,21,528 2,61,67,38,368 55,90,52,193 11,46,98,972
2,61,67,38,368 1,06,99,69,726 31,18,87,849 3,37,48,20,245 67,37,51,165 14,56,25,056
2,07,840
2,33,60,289
(3)
C. TOTAL
24,96,876
7,68,06,016
(2)
99,18,52,001 65,03,50,491 27,50,52,678 1,36,71,49,814
-
3,35,29,480
(1)
DEPRECIATION
As at the
As At
For the
year end beginning of
year
year
TOTAL (B)
(A+B)
Electric Installation
Particulars
2
Sl.
No.
GROSS BLOCK
As At
Additions
Deletions/
begining of during the adjustments
year
year
during the year
(7)
22,89,036
8,69,75,207
- 1,36,71,49,814
-
-
(4-8=9)
99,18,52,001
-
3,35,29,480
(1-5=10)
- 67,37,51,165 1,94,29,87,203 1,29,17,28,474
- 81,93,76,221 2,55,54,44,024 1,94,29,87,203
-
-
-
(5+6-7=8)
NET BLOCK
Deletions
Upto end of As at the
As at the
adjustments
the year current year previous year
during the year
end
end
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,ROURKELA-769008
SCHEDULE-8 FIXED ASSETS AS ON 31.03.2012
Rourkela
282
SCHEDULE :09 - INVESTMENT FROM EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUND
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
3,00,33,720.00
2,80,33,720.00
Term Deposits with Schedule Banks(institute)
21,80,87,197.00
17,27,20,541.00
Term Deposits with Schedule Banks(B.O.T.)
37,55,61,693.17
33,90,12,678.38
62,36,82,610.17
53,97,66,939.38
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
48,13,34,922.00
19,73,27,383.00
48,13,34,922.00
19,73,27,383.00
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
Term Deposits with Schedule Banks(SRICCE)
TOTAL
SCHDULE :10 - INVESTMENT OTHERS
Particulars
Term Deposits with Schedule Banks
TOTAL
SCHEDULE :11 - CURRENT ASSETS,LOANS & ADVANCES
Particulars
Current Assets,Loans&Advances
1.
Security Receivable
40,68,808.00
35,93,060.00
2.
Advance Receivable
19,43,56,603.00
20,70,20,642.00
3.
TEQIP-I (Advance)
-
1,58,910.00
4.
Advance (TEQIP-II)
50,000.00
-
5.
Temporary Advance
69,864.00
69,864.00
6.
Cash-in-hand
20.00
348.00
7.
B/D/Cheques-in-hand
-
6,195.00
8.
Bank Balances
i.
Current Account
6,36,27,535.79
8,49,63,409.79
ii.
Saving Account
23,34,649.83
65,26,883.83
iii.
TEQIP-I
71,403.00
5,63,612.00
iv.
TEQIP-II
1,95,39,072.00
v.
SRICCE
12,46,22,304.86
6,55,96,222.86
9.
Accrued Intrest
3,31,11,820.00
2,16,53,092.00
10.
Deferred Revenue Expenditure
-
-
11.
Grant Receivable
10,00,00,000.00
-
12.
Salary Nodal
3,18,657.00
2,20,607.00
Rourkela
283
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
13.
SRICCE
i.
Permanent Advance
3,80,000.00
3,40,000.00
ii.
Temporary Advance
77,74,222.00
84,40,872.00
14.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
i.
Accrued Interest
1,03,14,185.19
1,57,95,424.57
ii.
Advance Receivable
14,400.98
14,401.00
iii.
Income Tax Receivable
22,94,210.11
19,01,830.95
iv.
Bank Balance
19,96,293.52
1,00,690.07
56,49,44,049.28
41,69,66,065.07
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
16,85,925.00
6,17,400.00
-
83,000.00
16,85,925.00
7,00,400.00
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
48,00,00,000.00
49,00,00,000.00
-
23,46,000.00
48,00,00,000.00
49,23,46,000.00
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
14,80,000.00
14,18,000.00
7,36,500.00
6,83,000.00
TOTAL
SCHEDULE:12 - INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES
Particulars
1.
Sale of Application form
2.
Sale of Tender Paper
T O T A L
SCHEDULE:13 - GRANTS/SUBSIDIES
Particulars
1.
Central Govt.
2.
State Govt.
TOTAL
SCHEDULE : 14 - FEES/SUBSCRIPTIONS
Particulars
1
Admission Fee
2
Hall Admission Fee
3
Processing Fee (B.Tech/M.Tech/Ph .D)*
-
12,95,904.00
4
Other Fee (Examination, Library Etc.) *
-
1,30,59,475.00
5
Transcript fee*
-
1,85,214.00
6
Tuition Fees
11,11,27,399.00
6,85,37,390.83
7
Dayscholar Permission Fee*
-
-
8
TEQIP-I
-
15,500.00
11,33,43,899.00
8,51,94,483.83
TOTAL
Rourkela
284
SCHEDULE:15 - INCOME FROM INVESTMENT
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Particulars
1
Rent
2
Vehicle Rent
3
Hall Seat Rent
4
5
Previous Year (Rs.)
8,42,328.00
Current10,00,512.00
Year (Rs.) Previous
Year (Rs.)
9,661.00
12,190.00
1,78,90,765.00
1,28,09,940.00
Licence Fee
19,81,121.00
14,85,402.00
Rent(VH/GH)
16,34,400.00
12,70,420.00
2,25,16,459.00
1,64,20,280.00
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
TOTAL
SCHEDULE:16 - INCOME FROM ROYALTY PUBLICATION
Particulars
1.
Income from Publication
NIL
NIL
TOTAL
NIL
NIL
SCHEDULE:17 - INTEREST EARNED
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
1,37,52,249.00
41,57,388.08
4,148.00
-
1,37,56,397.00
41,57,388.08
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
1. Fees for Misc. Service
4,31,187.00
4,38,490.00
2. Miscellaneous Income
1,69,276.00
97,600.00
33,656.00
-
6,34,119.00
5,36,090.00
1.
With Schedule Bank
2.
TEQIP-I
TOTAL
SCHEDULE:18 - OTHER INCOME
Particulars
3. TEQIP-I
TOTAL
SCHEDULE :19 - INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN STOCK OF FINISHED GOODS WORK IN PROGRESS.
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
NIL
TOTAL
SCHEDULE : 20 ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES
Rourkela
285
Previous Year (Rs.)
NIL
NIL
NIL
NIL
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
27,49,10,150.00
22,94,02,887.00
1
Salary & Wages
2
Allowances & Bonus
9,31,428.00
9,29,126.00
3
Contribution to CPF
15,07,980.00
14,75,944.00
4
Contribution to New Pension Scheme
82,77,972.00
59,44,423.00
5
Lien Contribution of Prof. S. K. Sarangi, Director
2,70,166.00
1,79,608.00
6
Outsourced Services
2,36,85,916.00
2,32,57,066.00
7
Staff Welfare Expenses
2,02,42,806.00
1,12,31,291.00
8
Expenses on Employees'Retirement &Terminal Benefits
8,94,71,222.00
9,12,18,752.00
9
GOO (Arear) Pension
-
23,46,000.00
41,92,97,640.00
36,59,85,097.00
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
69,67,762.00
58,81,134.00
3,00,000.00
3,00,000.00
-
52,200.00
53,048.00
70,804.00
TOTAL
SCHEDULE : 21 -OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
Particulars
1
Advertisement & Publicity
2
Auditors' Remuneration
3
Awards & Prizes
4
Bank Charges
5
Books & Professional Society Membership Allow.
15,80,185.00
8,54,036.00
6
Contingencies Expenses
14,27,877.00
19,36,081.00
7
Conveyance Allow.
5,500.00
6,500.00
8
Children Education Allowance *
-
29,53,694.00
9
Convocation
11,80,669.00
5,51,076.00
10
Conference & Seminar Expenses
96,41,173.00
60,45,055.00
11
Electricity & Power
2,52,83,829.00
1,99,66,197.00
12
Golden Jubilee Celebration Expenses
13
Hospitality Expenses
2,38,893.00
1,99,018.00
14
Honorarium
6,77,000.00
3,03,490.00
15
Internet Charges
27,45,258.00
32,79,747.00
16
Labour & Processing
-
2,67,710.00
17
Legal Expenses
5,04,580.00
2,39,305.00
18
License fee for software/web Edition
1,65,64,599.00
1,28,14,950.00
Rourkela
13,60,564.00
286
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
2,03,100.00
-
19
Miscellaneous Expenses
20
M.Tech. stipend
4,34,31,697.00
3,57,49,328.00
21
Ph.D Stipend
2,81,36,655.00
1,73,43,883.00
22
Postage, telephone & communication charges
4,50,841.00
3,49,778.00
23
Printing & Stationary
49,04,026.00
49,80,431.00
24
Professional Charges
2,97,969.00
1,75,849.00
25
Remuneration to External Examiners
3,37,333.00
2,68,502.00
26
Repair & Maintenance
2,95,24,423.00
3,66,82,175.00
27
Student Travel
14,55,978.00
8,57,604.00
28
Stipendary Trainees/Teaching Asstt. Remuneration
40,20,122.00
48,84,933.00
29
TEQIP-I(Revenue Expenses)
2,57,206.00
11,55,676.00
30
TEQIP(Revenue Expenses)
6,70,476.00
-
31
Training to faculty & staff
1,16,564.00
1,83,463.00
32
Traveling & Conveyance Expenses
38,77,180.00
26,48,625.00
33
Telephone Charges
12,78,801.00
11,21,421.00
34
Uniform & Washing Allowance
26,429.00
12,616.00
35
Vehicle Running & Maintenance
3,11,158.00
5,71,971.00
36
Water Charges (PHED)
15,35,759.00
9,90,742.00
18,93,66,654.00
16,36,97,994.00
TOTAL
* Children Education Allowance transferred to Staff welfare expenses of sch.20
SCHEDULE:22 - EXPENDITURE ON GRANTS,SUBSIDIES
Particulars
1.
Current Year (Rs.)
Community centre
TOTAL
Previous Year (Rs.)
5,000.00
-
5,000.00
-
SCHEDULE:23 - INTEREST
Particulars
Current Year (Rs.)
Previous Year (Rs.)
NIL
NIL
NIL
TOTAL
NIL
NIL
Rourkela
287
SCHDULES 24- SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1.
ACCOUNTING CONVENTION
The financial statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, unless otherwise stated and on
the accrual method of accounting.
2.
INVESTMENTS
Investments are valued at cost.
3.
FIXED ASSETS
Fixed Assets are stated at cost of acquisition inclusive of inward expenses and incidental and direct expenses.
Fixed Assets acquired out of Earmarked/Endowment Funds being the assets of the Fund provider are deducted
from the respective Fund Account as Capital expenditure & are not taken into Account in the Fixed Assets of the
Institute shown under Schedule-8.
4.
DEPRECIATION
Depreciation is provided on written down value method as per rates specified in the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Depreciation on fixed assets (TEQIP) has not been provided as per specification of the terms & condition of
TEQIP-NPIU.
5.
GOVERNMENT GRANTS
Government grants received during the year for capital expenditure are treated as Corpus Fund.
Government grant of the nature of contribution towards Capital & Revenue Expenses for specific projects are
treated as Endowment/ Earmarked Fund.
Government grants under Non-Plan received during the year for revenue Expenditure of the institute are treated
as income under head grants/subsidies.
Government grants/subsidies are accounted on accrual basis.
6.
RETIREMENT BENEFITS
Liabilities towards gratuity payable on death/retirement of employees is provided based on actual valuation.
Liabilities towards pension payable on retirement of employees is provided based on actual valuation.
Leave encashment benefit(arrear) to the employee is accounted on actual valuation.
SCHEDULE 25 - CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNT
1.
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
Claims against the Institute under suit Rs.Nil (Previous Year Rs.Nil).
1.NOTES ON ACCOUNT
A)
Corresponding figure for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, whenever necessary.
B)
Capital assets acquired out of earmarked/endowment fund amounts to Rs.243,44,833/- (Total accumulated up to
end of previous Year Rs.20,79,17,107/-).
REGISTRAR
Rourkela
DIRECTOR
288
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,ROURKELA
RECEIPT AND PAYMENT ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON 31.03.2011
RECEIPTS
Sl. No.
1
Particulars
Amount in Rs.
Amount in Rs.
15,77,43,186.93
OPENING BALANCE
a)Cash-in-hand(Institute)
348.00
b)Bank Draft/Cheque-in hand
6,195.00
c)Bank Balance
8,49,63,410.00
i)In current Account(Institute)
65,26,884.00
ii)In savings a/c(Institute)
5,63,612.00
iii)Bank Balances(TEQIP-I CELL)
-
iv)Bank Balance (TEQIP - II CELL)
6,55,82,047.86
v)Bank Balances(SRICCE)
1,00,690.07
vi)Bank Balances(BOT)
15,77,43,186.93
2
1,40,00,00,000.00
GRANT RECEIVED-(NON-PLAN)
38,00,00,000.00
Central Govt.(Non-Plan)
3
GRANT RECEIVED -PLAN
1,00,00,00,000.00
a)Central Govt.
2,00,00,000.00
b)TEQIP - II
1,40,00,00,000.00
4
58,04,82,141.31
EARMARKED/ENDOWNMENT FUND
(A) SRICCE
11,35,55,130.00
a) Grant
4,14,45,003.00
b) Interest/Fee & Overheads
84,00,251.00
c) Loan & Advance
2,50,00,000.00
d) Investments Fixed Deposits
18,84,00,384.00
(B) BOT
a)Contribution to Members Fund
3,85,05,135.00
b)Contribution to NPS
1,56,97,656.00
46,41,699.00
c)Advance Recovery from members
1,36,53,021.16
d)Receivables & Loans
Rourkela
289
Particulars
Sl. No.
Amount in Rs.
e) Interest
Amount in Rs.
3,67,54,435.31
f) Discount on Investments
66,000.00
g) Investments
28,25,14,424.84
h)TDS Refund
2,49,386.00
39,20,81,757.31
Sub- Total ( A + B )
5
58,04,82,141.31
16,85,925.00
INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICE
Sale of application form
16,85,925.00
16,85,925.00
6
10,80,30,327.00
INCOME FROM FEES/SUBSCRIPTION
Fees
10,80,30,327.00
10,80,30,327.00
7
INCOME FROM INVESTMENT
Rent
8
2,09,27,589.00
-
-
29,80,559.00
29,84,707.00
INCOME FROM ROYALITY/PUBLICATION
From Publication
9
2,09,27,589.00
INTREST EARNED
a)Loans and Others
b) TEQIP- I CELL
4,148.00
29,84,707.00
10
OTHER INCOME
a)Fees & Misc.Receipt
4,29,384.00
b)Others
1,69,276.00
c)Prior Period Income
62,64,687.00
56,32,371.00
d) TEQIP - I
33,656.00
62,64,687.00
INVESTMENT - OTHERS
a)Principal Matured
93,59,13,536.00
b)Intrest received on Investment
93,69,29,928.00
1,016,392.00
93,69,29,928.00
OTHER RECEIPTS
a)Advance Received
11,08,02,621.00
Rourkela
290
60,19,33,434.00
Particulars
Sl. No.
Amount in Rs.
b)Statutory Liabilities
Amount in Rs.
12,59,79,041.00
c)Security Deposit
6,30,82,318.00
d)Scholarship
1,02,30,905.00
e)Advance Receivable(Loans & Adv.)
60,19,33,434.00
24,74,34,739.00
f)Fellowship
45,64,200.00
g)Corpus Fund
3,96,80,700.00
h)TEQIP- I (Advance)
1,58,910.00
60,19,33,434.00
3,81,69,81,925.24
GRAND TOTAL
REGISTRAR
Rourkela
DIRECTOR
291
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,ROURKELA
RECEIPT AND PAYMENT ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED ON 31.03.2011
PAYMENTS
Sl. No.
1
Particulars
Amount in Rs.
Amount in Rs.
557,391,210.00
EXPENSES
a)Establishment Expenses
27,93,23,500.00
b)Other Administrative Expenses
17,54,87,805.00
24,38,126.00
c) Prior - Period Expenses
d) Retirement & Terminal Benefit
8,14,46,775.00
e) Staff Welfare
1,80,21,870.00
5,000.00
f)Grants to clubs & other societies
g)TEQIP- I (Revenue Expenses)
2,57,206.00
h)TEQIP- I I(Revenue Expenses)
4,10,928.00
55,73,91,210.00
2
51,95,60,455.86
ENDOWNMENT /EARMARKED FUND
(A) SRICCE
i)Capital Expenditure
2,43,44,833.00
ii)Revenue Expenditure
6,94,96,045.00
77,73,601.00
iii) Loan & Advances
759,823.00
iv) Refund to Sponsor
2,70,00,000.00
v) Investments Fixed Deposits
12,93,74,302.00
(B) BOT
1,07,771.91
i)Revenue Expenditure
ii) Refund to Contributors
4,15,72,192.00
iii) CRA -NSDL
1,51,33,964.00
ii) Loan & Advances
1,36,53,021.16
31,90,63,439.63
v) Investments
14,000.00
vi) Current Liabilities
6,41,765.16
vii)TDS Deductions
39,01,86,153.86
51,95,60,455.86
Sub- Total (A + B )
Rourkela
292
Sl. No.
3
Particulars
Amount in Rs.
Amount in Rs.
69,02,35,861.00
FIXED ASSETS
a)Purchsed & Capitalised
10,05,71,014.00
b)Capital Work in Progress
58,96,64,847.00
69,02,35,861.00
4
1,83,76,17,294.00
OTHER PAYMENTS
9,45,77,751.00
a)Advance Received
b)Statutory Liabilities
12,23,89,687.00
c) Security Deposites
3,67,04,773.00
d)Liability for Exp.
3,89,51,818.00
e) Provisions paid
72,54,250.00
f) Scholarship
93,72,793.00
g)Fellowship
35,20,623.00
h) Loans & Advances
20,91,14,015.00
i) Security Receivable
3,40,940.00
1,24,05,00,000.00
j)Investment
7,43,72,085.00
k)Sundry creditors paid
2,623.00
l)Endowment fund (Inst.)
34,219.00
m) Endowment fund (Inst.) Interest
4,31,717.00
n)TEQIP - I (Advance /EMD/Liabilities)
50,000.00
o)TEQIP-II(Advance)
1,83,76,17,294.00
5
CLOSING BALANCE
Institute
21,21,77,104.38
20.00
a)Cash-in-hand
-
b)Bank Draft/Cheques in hand
c)Current a/c
6,36,27,536.00
d)Savings a/c
23,34,650.00
6,59,62,206.00
-
TEQIP - I CELL
70,297.00
i)Canara Bank (SB A/c)
1,106.00
ii)SBI NIT(C/A)
Rourkela
293
Sl. No.
Particulars
Amount in Rs.
Amount in Rs.
71,403.00
TEQIP - II CELL
SBI - NIT C/A
1,95,39,072.00
1,95,39,072.00
-
SRICCE
12,46,08,129.86
SBI NIT Branch (SB A/c)
12,46,08,129.86
BOARD OF TRUSTEE (CPF / GPF / NPS)
19,96,293.52
SBI NIT & Others
21,21,77,104.38
3,81,69,81,925.24
GRAND TOTAL
REGISTRAR
Rourkela
DIRECTOR
294
Rourkela
295
Rourkela
296

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