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Department
of
Applied Mechanics
Bengal Engineering and Science Uuniversity, Shibpur : October, 2005

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. J. K. Chakraborty

2. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph. D.
3. Year of Teaching Experience: (please list the courses taught) : Year: 31
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Human Body
Mechanics, (d) Mechanics of Solids at Under Graduate level
(e) Biomechanics, (f) Theory of Plates and Shells at Post Graduate level.
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5 years

5. Publications during 2000-05
(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers: (i) International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
(ii) National Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year):
(a) Chakraborty, J.K. (2003) “Analysis of circular plate on elastic subgrade using ring
element”, Journal of Technology, Vol. XXXVII, No. 1-2, pp. 21-33.
(b) Roy, B. and Chakraborty, J.K. (2004) “Deflection of Gait characteristics using
image pressure technique”, Trends in Biomaterials and Artificial Organs, Vol. 17,
No. 2, pp. 9-16.
(iii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
(iv) Others (please indicate total number but do not list)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Three (3)
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: Nil
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co- investigators, goals):
A. Title: Development of an optical imaging system suitable for measuring body contact
pressure distribution
Source: AICTE- TAPTEC; Value: 4 lakhs; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators: Goals::
10. Patents awarded: Nil

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11. Other awards, honours and recognition: Nil
1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Talapatra

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulic Engineering, Water Resource Engineering
and Numerical Analysis
3. Year of Teaching Experience: (please list the courses taught)
Year: 40
Courses taught: (a) Fluid Mechanics, (b) Hydraulics, (c) Hydraulic Engineering, (d) Engineering
Mechanics, (e) Strength of Materials, (f) Hydraulics and hydraulic Machines, (g) Ground Water
Flow
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
(ii) National Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: 3
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 1 + 1 (ongoing)
Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. D. Sengupta

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Solid Mechanics, Numerical Analysis and Fracture Mechanics
Year: 38
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Finite Element Method,
(d) Theory of Elasticity, (e) Theory of Plate and Shell

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) A.H. Sheikh , S. Halder , D. Sengupta , Free vibration analysis of composite plates of different
shapes using a high precision element, International Journal of Composite Structures , 55 , 329
– 336, 2002.
(b) A.H. Sheikh , S. Halder and D. Sengupta , A high precision shear flexible element for vibration
of plates in different situations, International Journal of Sound and Vibration , 253 ( 2 ) , 329 –
345 , 2002.
(c) H. Sheikh, S. Halder and D. Sengupta , A high precision shell element with shear deformation
for the analysis of isotropic and composite shells, International Journal of Computational
Engineering Science, Vol 3, No.3, pp 277 – 290, 2002.
(c) S. Halder, D. Sengupta and A.H. Sheikh , Free vibration analysis of composite right angle
triangular plates using a shear flexible element, International Journal of Reinforced Plastics and
Composites. Vol 22, No 3, 229 – 255, 2003.
(e) A.H. Sheikh, P.Dey and D. Sengupta , Vibration of thick-thin plate using a new triangular
element, International Journal of American Society of Civil Engineers ( ASCE ), Vol 1, 129,
Number 11, 1235 – 1244, November, 2003.
(f) A.H. Sheikh, S. Halder and D. Sengupta , Free flexural vibration of composite plates in different
situations using a high precision triangular element, International Journal of Vibration and Control,
10, 371 – 386, 2004.

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(g) A.H. Sheikh, S. Halder, D. Sengupta , A high precision shear flexible triangular element for
vibration of composite shells, International Journal of Shock and Vibration , Vol. 11 , No. 5 – 6,
p 585 – 596, 2004.

(a) Dipak Sengupta, A high precision triangular thick-thin plate bending element, Journal of Technology,
Vol. XXXVII, Nos. 1 – 2, 35-52, July, 2003.
(b) S. Halder and D. Sengupta, A high precision shear deformable element for free vibration analysis of
isotropic trapezoidal plate, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Vol. 83, 259 – 266, February 2003.
(iii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference,

year)
(a) S. Halder , D. Sengupta and A.H. Sheikh, A high precision shear flexible locking free element
for the analysis of plates of different shapes , Proceeding of Structural Engineering
Convention- 2000 , IIT, Bombay , 5 – 8 January, 2000.
(b) S. Halder , D. Sengupta and A.H. Sheikh, Flexural vibration of thick – thin plates using a high
precision triangular Mindlin plate element free from shear locking , International Conference
on Mathematical Modeling , ( held on January 29 – 31, 2001 ) , University of Roorkee.
(c) S. Halder and D. Sengupta, Vibration of orthotropic triangular plates using a high precision
element , Proceedings of the National Symposium on Advances in Structural Dynamics and
Design ( ASDD ) , January 9 – 11 , 2001 , Structural Engineering Research Centre, Madras.
(d) S. Halder , D. Sengupta and A.H. Sheikh, Free vibration analysis of cylindrical shell panels
by Finite Element Method , Recent Development in Structural Engineering, Proceedings of
SEC 2001, 29 – 31 October, 2001, ( Held in IIT, Roorkee ).
(e) S. Halder, M.C. manna and D. Sengupta, Analysis of plane trusses subjected to mechanical and
thermal loading, 48th Congress of Indian Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 18 th –
21st Decemebr, 2003, B.I.T., Meshra, Ranchi.

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: Two
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigators, goals): Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. A. Ghosh

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Solid Mechanics, Elasticity and Stress Analysis, Fracture Mechanics
Year: 39
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Experimental Stress
Analysis, (d) Engineering Drawing, (e)Mechanics of Solids
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5 Years

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
(a) Sahoo, A, Ghosh, A., Roychoudhury, A. (2005), “Stress analysis of fractured femur
with fixing plate using finite element method”, Journal of Institution of Engineers of
India, 86.
(a) Sahoo, A, Ghosh, A., Roychoudhury, A. (2002), “Stress analysis of cracked femur
using finite element method”, Jadavpur University, December 20-21.
(iv)Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Nil
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Four (4)
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co-authors, investigators,
goals): Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: S. C. Bera

2. Qualification : M.E., Fluid Power System and Control
Year: 28
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Drawing
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Nil
Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. B. N. Datta

2. Qualification : Ph. D.(Engg.), M.E. (Mechanical Engineering), B.E. (Mechanical
Engineering)
Year: 33
Courses taught: (a) Mechanics of Fluids, (b) Strength of Material, (c) Fluid Power Engineering, (d)
Fluid System and Control at Under Graduate level.
(e) Hydraulic Control System – I, (f) Hydraulic Control System – II, (g) Fluidics at Post-graduate
level.

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(ii) National Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
(a) Datta, B. N. and Dey, J. (2002), “Influence of genetic asymmetricities on the
performance of two-stage electrodynamic servovalve”, 28 th National Conference on
FMFP, PEC, Chandigarh.
(b) Datta, B. N., Mallik, S.K., Basak, B.R. and Dey, J. (2002), “A study on the
performance of a two-stage EHSV – Control system defense applications”, Consys,
RCI, Hyderabad.
(c) Datta, B. N., Mookherjea, S.K., Ghosh, S. (2004), “Stability analysis of
incompressible viscous flow past a rotating infinite circular cylinder”, 31st National
Conference on IMFP, jadavpur University, Kolkata.

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: five (5)

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Title: Development of Simulation Software for Two-Stage EHSV

Source: RCI, Ministry of Defense, Govt. of India; Value: 5lakh;
Duration: 2 years;
Co-investigators: Dr. S. Bhaumik, Dr. S. Mookherjea
Goals: MATLAB-SIMULINK based analysis simulation tool to be used in LCA and other aerospace
applications in Defense.

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Maji

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Water Resource Engineering
Year: 33
Courses taught: (a) Mechanics of Fluids, (b) Engineering Mechanics, (c) Engineering Drawing, (d)
Engineering Graphics, (e) Strength of Materials, (f) Hydraulics and Hydraulic Machines, (g) Open
Channel Hydraulics – I, (h) Open Channel Hydraulics – II, (i) Finite element analysis in fluids

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year):
(a) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basack, S, Maity, P., Paira, L.K., Sarkar, S. and Maji, S.C. (2004),
“Hydrogeology of the Bay of Bengal coast of India with special emphasis on saline water
intrusion”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 9, 2004 –Bundle F, ejge
paper 2004-0477.

(a)Manna, M.C., Bhattacharya, A.K. Choudhury, S. and Maji, S. (2003)"Groundwater flow
beneath a sheetpile analysed using six-noded triangular finite elements" Journal of the Civil
Engineering Division, The Institution of Engineers (India), Vol 84, August 2003. 121 – 129.
(a)Maji, S., Mondal, S., Bhattacharya, A.K., Manna, M.C., Chourhury, S. (2002)" Finite
element analysis of flow under a sheet pile", Proceedings of the International Conference
on Water Resources Management in Arid Regions, Kuwait, Vol. 2, 145 – 154.
Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. K. Mukherjea

2. Qualification : Ph. D.
3. Year of Teaching Experience: (please list the courses taught) Year: 10
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics - I, (b) Engineering Mechanics - II
(c) Fluid Mechanics –II at Under Graduate Level (d) Advanced Fluid Mechanics -I, (e) Advanced
Fluid Mechanics –II (f) Supersonic flow at Post-Graduate level

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(iii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year):
(a) Datta, B. N., Mookherjea, S.K., Ghosh, S. (2004), “Stability analysis of incompressible viscous
flow past a rotating infinite circular cylinder”, 31 st National Conference on IMFP, jadavpur
University, Kolkata
(b) Mookherjea, S.K., Singha, S., Sinhamahapatra. (2005) Study of incompressible viscous
separated flow under the action of magneto-hydrodynamic forces, 8 th CFD Symposium,
Bangalore.
(iv) Others (please indicate total number but do not list):
Two papers published in national conferences
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Six (6)
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: One ongoing
goals): Nil
1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Gupta

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2. Qualification : Ph. D., Bio Mechanics, Solid Mechanics

Year: 10
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Human Body Mechanics

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Gupta S., Kaptein B.L., Van der Helm F.C.T., Van Keulen F. (2004) “Development and
experimental Validation of a three-dimensional finite element model of the human scapula.”
Journal of Engineering in Medicine, Proc. Instn. Mech. Engrs, Part H, Vol. 218, 127-142.
(b) Gupta S. and Van der Helm F.C.T. (2004) “Load transfer across the scapula during humeral
abduction.” Journal of Biomechanics, Vol. 37 (7), 1001-1009.
(c) Gupta S., Van der Helm F.C.T., Van Keulen F. (2004) “The possibilities of uncemented
glenoid prosthesis – a finite element study.” Clinical Biomechanics, Vol. 19 (3), 292-302.
(d) Gupta S., Van der Helm F.C.T., Van Keulen F. (2004) “Stress analysis of cemented glenoid
prostheses in Total Shoulder Arthroplasty.” Journal of Biomechanics, Vol. 37 (11), 1777-1786.
(e) Gupta S, New A.M.R., Taylor M. (2005) “Bone re-modelling inside a cemented resurfaced
femoral head.” Accepted for publication in the Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica.
(a) Roy Chowdhury, A. Pal, S., Gupta, S., and PEC Vidyasagar (2004), “Wear Studies of
Frequently Used Material”, Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial Organs, Vol. 17 (2), 130-134.
(b) Gupta S. and Dan P. (2004) “Bone geometry and mechanical properties of the human
scapula using computed tomography data.” Trends in Biomaterials and Artificial Organs, Vol.
17 (2), 61-70.
(a) Gupta S., Van der Helm F.C.T., Van Keulen A. (2002). “Analysis of interface stresses in
glenoid prostheses.” In: Proc. 13th Conf. Eur. Soc. of Biomechanics, Acta of Bio-Engineering
and Bio-mechanics, Vol. 4, suppl. 1, 558 - 559.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: One
A. Title: Analysis of Interface Stresses in Implant – Bone Configuration

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Source: AICTE; Value: 5lakh; Duration: 2 years;

Co-investigators:
Goals:
B. Title: Analysis and development of Orthopaedic implants
Source: DST; Value: 6.9 lakhs; Duration: 2 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
11. Other awards, honours and recognition:
 Senior Research Fellow at the Bioengineering Science Research Group, School of
Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton, U.K. Duration: 01.09.2003 –
31.08.2004 (one year).
 DST Young Scientist Award (Fast Track Scheme), 2001-2002.
 International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) Travel Award, 1999.
1. Name of the Professor: Dr. M. Chatterjee

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2. Qualification : Ph. D., M.E. (Hydraulic Engineering), B.E. (Civil Engineering)

Year: 15
Courses taught: (a) Fluid Mechanics, (b) Engineering Mechanics, (c) Engineering Drawing at
Under Graduate level.
(d) Theory of Hydraulic Model, (e) Sediment Transport, (f) Water Power Engineering.
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: Three (3)

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Chatterjee, M. (2002), “Local scour on gravel bed below sluice with shallow
tailwater”, Symposium on International Conferences on Advances in Civil
Engineering, IIT Kharagpur.
(b) Chatterjee, M. (2002), “Sediment transport below sluice due to local scour on gravel
bed”, Symposium on International Conferences on Water related Disaster, Calcutta.
(iv) Others (please indicate total number but do not list): One
Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. A. K. Majumder

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Solid Mechanics
Year: 29
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Theory of Elasticity and
Plasticity
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005:
(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Majumder, A.K., Pramanik, D., Saha, S. (2004), Heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of
turbulent flow of air in rectangular and square channels with rib tabulators and short length
twisted tapes, National Conference Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power.
One in a national Conference
goals): Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Halder

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Solid Mechanics, Composite Materials
Year: 13
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Theory of Plate and
Shell

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Sheikh A. H., Topdu, P. and Haldar, S. (2001) ‘An approximate FE model for through-
thickness variation of displacement and potential in thin/thick smart laminates’. Journal of
Composite Structures. Vol. 51, 401-409.
(b) Manna, M. C., Haldar, S and Bhattacharya, A. K. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of isotropic
plates using a sixteen noded sub-parametric element’. International Journal of Applied
Mechanics and Engineering, V- 7(4), 1271-1282.
(c)Haldar, S., Manna, M.C., and Sheikh, A.H. (2003) ‘Static analysis of isotropic thick/thin
skew plates by finite element method’. International Journal of Applied Mechanics and
Engineering, V- 8(2), 245-254.
(d) Sheikh A. H., Haldar S. and Sengupta D. (2002) ‘A high precision shear flexible element
for vibration of plates in different situations’. Journal of Sound and Vibration. Vol. 253(2), 329-
345.
(e) Sheikh, A. H., Haldar S. and Sengupta D. (2002) ‘Free vibration analysis of composite
plates of different shapes using a high precision element’. Composite Structure. Vol. 55, 329-
336.
(f)Haldar S. Sengupta D and Sheikh A. H. (2002) ‘A high precision shell element with shear
deformation for the analysis of isotropic and composite shells’. International Journal for
Computational Engineering Science. Vol. 3(3), 277-290.
(g) Haldar S. and Manna M. C. (2003) ‘A high precision shear deformable element for free
vibration of thick/thin composite trapezoidal plates’. Journal of Steel and Composite
Structures. Vol. 3(3), 213-229.

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(h) Haldar S. Sengupta D and Sheikh A. H. (2003) ‘Free vibration analysis of composite right
angle triangular plates using a shear flexible element’. International Journal of Reinforced
Plastic and Composites. Vol. 22(3), 229-255.
(i) Haldar S. Manna M. C and Sheikh A. H. (2003) ‘Static analysis of isotropic thick/thin skew
plates by finite element method’. International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering.
Vol. 8(2), 245-254.
(j) Sheikh, A. H., Haldar S. and Sengupta D. (2004) ‘A high precision shear flexible triangular
element for vibration of composite shells’. Journal of Shock and Vibration, Vol. 11, No. 5-6,
585-596.
(k) Sheikh, A. H., Haldar S. and Sengupta D. (2004) ‘Free flexural vibration of composite
plates in different situations using a high precision triangular element’. Journal of Vibration
and Control. Vol. 10, 371-384.
(l) Haldar S. Das P. and Manna M. C. (2004) ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin triangular plates
by finite element method’. Structural Engineering and Mechanics. Vol. 18(1), 79-90.

(a)Haldar, S., Sengupta, D. and Sheikh, A.H. (2003) “A high precision shear deformable
element for free vibration analysis of isotropic trapezoidal plate’. Journal of Institute of
Ingineers (India), V-83, 259-266, 2003.
(b)Manna, M.C., Haldar, S. and Munjal, M.L. (2002). “Time-domain analysis of extended-tube
expansion chamber-mufflers by means of method of characteristics’, Journal of Institute of
Engineers (India), V-83, 28-33, 2002.
(a) Haldar S. and Sheikh, A. H., (2000) ‘Flexural vibration of thick-thin plates using a high
precision triangular mindlin plate element free from locking’. International Conference of
Mathematical Modelling, Roorkee.
(b) Haldar, S., Sengupta, D. and Sheikh, A.H. (2000). ‘A high precision shear flexible locking
free element for the analysis of plates of different shapes’. Structural Engineering
Convention, An International Meet, held in IIT, Bombay.
(c) Haldar, S., Sengupta, D. and Sheikh, A.H. (2001). ‘Flexural vibration of thick-thin plates
using a high precision triangular mindlin plate element free from locking’. International
Conference on Mathematical Modelling, held in Roorkee.
(d) Haldar, S., Sengupta, D. and Sheikh, A.H. (2001). ‘Free vibration analysis of cylindrical
shell panels by finite element method’, Structural Engineering Convention, An
International Meet, held in Roorkee.
(e) Haldar, S. and Manna, M.C. (2001) ‘Static analysis of isotropic thick/thin plates by finite
element method’, Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 2001, An
International Meet, held in REC Hamirpur.
(f) Manna, M.C. and Haldar, S. (2001). ‘Free vibration analysis of composite thick/thin plates
by finite element method’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An

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(g) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C., and Sheikh, A.H. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin
triangular plates by finite element method’, Ship and Ocean Technology, An International
Meet, held in IIT, Kharagpur.
(h) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C. and Sheikh, A.H. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin
triangular plates by finite element method’, Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, An International Meet, held in IIT, Gwahati.
(i) Manna, M.C., Haldar, S. and Sheikh, A.H. (2002) ‘Vibration analysis of thick/thin
rectangular plates with tapered thickness using a sub-parametric shear deformable
element’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An International Meet,
held in IIT, Gwahati.
(j) Haldar, S., Bhaduri, S. and Manna, M.C. (2004) ‘Finite element analysis of mechanical and
thermally loaded plane trusses’. 2nd. BSME-ASME International Conference on Thermal
Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology from 2-4 January,
2004.
(k) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C. and Sengupta, D. (2003). ‘Analysis of plane trusses subjected to
mechanical and thermal load’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An
International Meet, to be held in BIT, Mesra.

Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. A. K. Bhattacharjee

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Hydraulics and Water Resource Engineering
Year: 9
Courses taught: (a) Fluid Mechanics

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Manna, M.C., Haldar, S. and Bhattacharya, A.K. (2002), “Bending analysis of isotropic plates
using a sixteen-noded subparametric element”, International Journal of Applied Mechanics and
Engineering, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1279 - 1290.
(b) Discussion on paper entitled “Flow interaction of meandering rivers with flood plains” by
K.C. Patra and S.K.Kar, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers,
Vol. 128, No. 2, February, 2002. Discussors A.K.Bhattacharya and K. Debnath. 245.
(c)Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S. and Patra, M.N. (2004) “Land subsidence in Calcutta under the
effect of hydrogeological conditions and over-extraction of groundwater”, Electronic Journal of
Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 9, –Bundle E, ejge paper 2004-0457.
(d) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Maity, P., Paira, L.K., Sarkar, S. and Maji, S.C. (2004),
“Hydrogeology of the Bay of Bengal coast of India with special emphasis on saline water
intrusion”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 9, 2004 –Bundle F, ejge
paper 2004-0477.
(e)Patra, K.C. Kar, S.K. and Bhattacharya, A.K. (2004),“Velocity and discharge distribution in
meandering compound channels”, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, American Society of Civil
Engineers, Vol. 130, No. 5, May, Pages 398-411.
(f)Basak, S., Bhattacharya, A.K. and Paira, L.K. (2004), “Utilization of fly ash in rural road
construction in India and its cost effectiveness", Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering,
Volume 9, –Bundle D, ejge paper 2004-0436.

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(g)Bhattacharya, A.K. (2005) “Groundwater flow in a weakly-random hydraulic conductivity

field”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 10, 2005 – BundleE, ejge paper
2005-0582. (Technical Note)

(h)Bhattacharya, A.K. (2000),“A study of alternative schemes for flood control”, Indian Journal
of Power and River Valley Development, Vol. 50, Nos. 3 & 4, March – April, 2000. 83 – 86.
(i)Bhattacharya, A.K. and Debnath, K. (2001) “A review of methods of reduction of local scour
around bridge piers” in Indian Highways, September, 2001. 29 – 31.
(j)Manna, M.C., Bhattacharya, A.K. Choudhury, S. and Maji, S. (2003)"Groundwater flow
(k)Bhattacharya. A.K., Basack, S.and Bhattacharya, G. (2003) "Reduction of local scour around
non-cylindrical bridge pier at large angles of attack using collar" has been published in ISH
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, Vol.9, No.2, September, 1 – 10.
(l)Bhattacharya, A.K., Basack, S. and Maity, P. (2004)“Groundwater extraction in the United
Arab Emirates under the constraint of saline water intrusion” Journal of Environmental
Hydrology, Vol. 12, Paper 6, 1-5.
(m)Bhattacharya, A.K., Basack, S. Maity, P. and Paira, L.K. (2004) “Geological controls on
saline water intrusion into the aquifers of the east coast of India” Journal of Environmental
(n)Bhattacharya, A.K., Basack, S. and Mohapatra, P. “Fluid rheological properties and flow
characteristics for saline water in a granular porous medium” accepted for publication in the
Journal of Technology.
(a) Bhattacharya, A.K. and Debnath, K. (2001),“A review of turbulence and its modelling”
Proceedings of, the BSME-ASME International Conference on Thermal Engineering, 31
December,2001 – 2 January, 2002, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 442 – 446.
(b)S.Maji, S.Mondal, A.K.Bhattacharya, M.C.Manna and S.Choudhury, (2002), “Finite element

analysis of flow under a sheetpile” Proceedings of, the International Seminar on Water Resources
Management in Arid Regions, 23 - 27 March, 2002, Kuwait. 145 – 154.
(c)Bhattacharya, A. K. (2002) " Saline water intrusion into coastal aquifers of West Bengal,
India" Proceedings of, the International Symposium on Low-lying Coastal Areas - Hydrology
and Integrated Coastal Zone Management, 9-12 September, 2002, Bremerhaven, Germany. 197 –
200.
(d)Bhattacharya, A. K. Dewan, D., Kar, S.K. and Basack, S. (2002), “Tangential and radial
velocity distribution for flow in meandering channels with flood plains” Proceedings of, the

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International Conference on Water - Related Disasters, 5 – 6 December, 2002, Calcutta. Volume

I, 56 – 59.
(e)A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Ray, P.K.Majumdar and P.K. Sengupta(2002), "Hydrogeology of

Calcutta” Proceedings of, the International Conference – Water and Wastewater : Perspectives of
Developing Countries, 11 – 13 December, 2002, New Delhi. 567 – 571.
(f)P.Basu, A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Basack, P. Maity and S.Banerjee (2003), “Inter-basin transfer of

water in India” Proceedings of, the International Conference on Water and Environment:
Planning, Development, Utilisation, Conservation and Management, 15-18 December, 2003,
Bhopal. Vol. 5, pages 524 – 527.
(g)A.K.Bhattacharya and D.Dewan (2003) “Analysis and control of meander migration in the
Ganga-Padma system of India and Bangladesh” by has been presented at, and published in the
Proceedings of, the International Conference on Water and Environment: Planning,
Development, Utilisation, Conservation and Management, 15-18 December, 2003, Bhopal. Vol.
4, 400-401.
(h)A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Basack and P.K.Mahapatra (2004)“ Non-linear flow of saline water

through porous media” Proceedings of, the 2nd BSME-ASME International Conference on
Thermal Engineering, 2-4 January, 2004, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 340-345.
(i)A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Basack and P.Maity (2004).“A feasible method of groundwater extraction

in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar” Proceedings of, the International Conference on Water
Resources – Flood Control, Irrigation, Drinking Water, Waterways, Electric Power and
Transmission System, 3-4 February, 2004, New Delhi. 170-175.
(j)A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Basack, S.K.Sarkar and D.Kar (2005), “Scour around bridge piers and
river training works” Proceedings of, the International Conference on Crisis Management in
Water and Environment, 14-15 July, 2005, Calcutta.Vol 1, 53-54.
(k)G.A.Bolaji, A.K.Bhattacharya, S.Dey and S.Basack (2005) “Hydrodynamic interactions

between rivers and aquifers: Implications on environmental flow in Ogun River Basin, Nigeria”
Proceedings of, the International Conference on Crisis Management in Water and Environment,
14-15 July, 2005, Calcutta. Vol 1, pages 123-127.
(l)A.K.Bhattacharya, K.Debnath and S.Basack (2006), “Permeability, porosity and leaching of

soil and fractured rocks with special reference to a proposed Uranium tailing pond” International
Conference on Groundwater for Sustainable Development : Problems, Perspectives and
Challenges, New Delhi, 1-4 February, 2006.

Author of many technical articles in various national forums.

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A. Title: saline water intrusion into coastal aquifers
Source: AICTE ; Value: 3 lakh; Duration: 2 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
 Recepient of full fellowship to attend short course at Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok,
during 14 – 25 February, 1994;
 Awarded jointly with Dr. S.K. Kar of IIT, Kharagpur, the Hem Prabha – S.N. Gupta Medal for
1995 – 96 by The Institution of Engineers (India) for the paper “Characteristics of flow in a deep,
strongly meandering channel” which was published in the Journal of the Institution of Engineers
(India), Civil Engineering Division;
 Recepient of travel grant from the Bundesanstalt fur Gewasserkunde, Koblenz, Germany to
travel to Europe and back to present paper at the International Symposium on Low-lying
Coastal Areas - Hydrology and Integrated Coastal Zone Management, Bremerhaven, Germany, 9
- 12 September, 2002;
 Invited by the Department of Geology and Water Resources Management, Pandit Ravi Shankar
Shukla University, Raipur, India to deliver the Keynote Address at a Seminar on Interlinking of
Rivers, Raipur, 22 March, 2004;
 Invited by the School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi to
deliver three lectures at the Short Term Training Course on Mathematical Modelling of
Groundwater Flow and Mass Transport, 12 November – 9 December, 2004, Jawaharlal Nehru
University, New Delhi.
 Monographs:
“Geological Factors influencing Saline Water Intrusion in the Coastal Aquifers of the East
Coast of India” by A.K.Bhattacharya Training Manual on Mathematical Modelling of
Groundwater Flow and Mass Transport. Eds. A.L.Ramanathan, M.Thangarajan and D.R.Ram,
Prashant Publishing Company, New Delhi, 2004. Pages 337-342.
“Saline Water Intrusion into Coastal Aquifers of Purba Midnapur, West Bengal, India” by
A.K.Bhattacharya ,Training Manual on Mathematical Modelling of Groundwater Flow and
Mass Transport. Eds. A.L.Ramanathan, M.Thangarajan and D.R.Ram, Prashant Publishing
Company, New Delhi, 2004. Pages 343-346.

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. B. Bhattacharyya

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Stochastic Mechanics and Bio-Mechanics
Year: 10
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Drawing, (b) Engineering Mechanics, (c) Strength of Materials,
(d) Theory of Plate and Shell, (e) Experimental Stress Analysis.

(a) Books: Engineering Griphics – I by S.C. Bera, D.K.Das, B. Bhattacharyya
Publisher and Book sellers: Sumitra Kar, Chandrabati, Howrah- 9.
(b) Papers:
(a) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2000) “Stochastic Finite Element Method for
Sensitivity Analysis of Structures”, Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 5(4), 867-882.
(b) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2001) “Sensitivity Statistics of 3-D structures under
Parametric Uncertainty” Journal of Engineering Mechanics, ASCE, 127(9), 909-914
(c) Ghosh, R., Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2001) “Stochastic Sensitivity Analysis of
Structures using First-order Perturbation, Meccanica - International Journal of the Italian
Association of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics AIMETA, 36, 291-296.
(d) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2002) “Stochastic Dynamic Sensitivity of Uncertain
Structures subjected to Random Earthquake Loading,” Journal of Sound and Vibration, 249(3),
543-556.
(e) Chakraborty, S. and Bhattacharyya, B. (2002), “An efficient 3D Stochastic Finite Element
Method,” International Journal of Solids and Structures, 39(9), 2465-2475.
(f) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2002), “NE-MCS Technique for Stochastic Structural
Response Sensitivity”, Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 191(49-50),
5631-5645.
(g) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2003), “Stochastic Sensitivity of 3-D Elastodynamic
Response subjected to Random Ground Excitation,” International Journal of Structural Stability
and Dynamics, 3(2), 283-297.

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Nil
(a) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2000), “Probabilistic Sensitivity Analysis of
Structures involving Parametric Uncertainty”, Proceedings of International Congress of
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, TR No. 950
(ISSN 0073-5264), 59-60.
(b) Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2001), Perturbation-based Stochastic sensitivity of

Piles subjected to Random Ground Motion, Proceedings of International Conference on
Theoretical, Applied, Computational and Experimental Mechanics, IIT(KGP), in CD.
(c) Chaudhuri, A., Bhattacharyya, B. and Chakraborty, S. (2001) “Sensitivity Analysis of

Structures subjected to Random Earthquake”, Proceedings of Structural Engineering Convention
--- An International Conference, 686-693.

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: One (1)
A. Title: Sensitivity based reliability analysis of structures
Source: DST; Value: 1.08 lakhs; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators: None
Goals: To attain efficient structural design
 DST Young Scientists Award (Fast Track Scheme), 2003.
 Awarded ICTAM Travel grant (2000) to present a paper at the International Congress of
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ICTAM 2000), Chicago, U.S.A.

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1. Name of the Professor: M. C. Manna

2. Qualification : M.E., Vibration Engineering
Year: 8
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Finite Element Method,
(d) Dynamics of Machines

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Haldar S. and Manna M. C. (2003) ‘A high precision shear deformable element for free
vibration of thick/thin composite trapezoidal plates’. Journal of Steel and Composite Structures.
Vol. 3(3), 213-229.
(b) Haldar S. Manna M. C and Sheikh A. H. (2003) ‘Static analysis of isotropic thick/thin skew
plates by finite element method’. International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering.
Vol. 8(2), 245-254.
(c) Haldar S. Das P. and Manna M. C. (2004) ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin triangular plates by
finite element method’. Structural Engineering and Mechanics. Vol. 18(1), 79-90.
(d) Manna, M. C., Haldar, S and Bhattacharya, A. K. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of isotropic
plates using a sixteen noded sub-parametric element’. International Journal of Applied
Mechanics and Engineering, V- 7(4), 1271-1282.

(a)Manna, M.C., Haldar, S. and Munjal, M.L. (2002). “Time-domain analysis of extended-tube
expansion chamber-mufflers by means of method of characteristics’, Journal of Institute of
Engineers (India), V-83, 28-33, 2002.
(b)Manna, M.C., Bhattacharya, A.K. Choudhury, S. and Maji, S. (2003)"Groundwater flow

(a) Haldar, S. and Manna, M.C. (2001) ‘Static analysis of isotropic thick/thin plates by finite
element method’, Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, 2001, An

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(b) Manna, M.C. and Haldar, S. (2001). ‘Free vibration analysis of composite thick/thin plates
by finite element method’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An
(c) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C., and Sheikh, A.H. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin
triangular plates by finite element method’, Ship and Ocean Technology, An International
Meet, held in IIT, Kharagpur.
(d) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C. and Sheikh, A.H. (2002). ‘Bending analysis of thick/thin
triangular plates by finite element method’, Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics, An International Meet, held in IIT, Gwahati.
(e) Manna, M.C., Haldar, S. and Sheikh, A.H. (2002) ‘Vibration analysis of thick/thin
rectangular plates with tapered thickness using a sub-parametric shear deformable
element’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An International Meet,
held in IIT, Gwahati.
(f) Haldar, S., Bhaduri, S. and Manna, M.C. (2004) ‘Finite element analysis of mechanical and
thermally loaded plane trusses’. 2nd. BSME-ASME International Conference on Thermal
Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology from 2-4 January,
2004.
(g) Haldar, S., Manna, M.C. and Sengupta, D. (2003). ‘Analysis of plane trusses subjected to
mechanical and thermal load’. Indian Society for Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, An
International Meet, to be held in BIT, Mesra.

Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Bhaumik

2. Qualification : Ph. D.(Engineering), Specialization: CAD, CAM, Robotics, Industrial
Automation, Mechatronics
Year: 11.5
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Strength of Materials, (c) Dynamics of Machines,
(d) Fluid Power Control.
4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5

(a) Books: Developed course material entitled “Robotics Technology and Flexible
Automation” under Continuing Education Programme, AICTE.
(b) Papers:
(a) Bhaumik, S., Barai, N.C. and Ray, R. (2004), “Vision control mobile manipulator”,
Manufacturing Technology Today, A Journal of Central manufacturing Technology,
Institute, Bangalore, Vol. 3, No. 5, 12-16.
(b) Bhaumik, S., Roy, B., and Chakraborty, J.K. (2004), “Detection of gait
characteristics using image processing techniques”, Trends in Biomaterials and
Artificial Organs Vol. 17, No. 2, 9-16.
(c) Bhaumik, S., De, J., Ray, R. and Barai, N.C. (2004), “Some aspects of parallel
manipulator for machining applications, Manufacturing Technology Today, A Journal of
Central manufacturing Technology, Institute, Bangalore, Vol. 3, No. 5, 12-16

(a) De, J., Bhaumik, S., Bandopadhya, D., Barai, N. C. and Ray, R. (2002), “Design
and development of servo controlled hydraulic robot”, 2nd International and 29th
National Conference on Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power, IIT, Roorkee, 1001-1008.
(b) Bhaumik, S., Ray, R. and Barai, N. C. (2002), “Image processing and analysis using
NI-IMAQ vision and MATLAB – a comparative study”, 2nd International Conference
on Manufacturing, Bangaladesh, University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka.
(c) Bhaumik, S., Ray, R. and Barai, N. C. (2002), “Modelling and simulation of an
autonomous mobile robotic vehicle for stair navigation application’ 9”, 2 nd International
Conference on Manufacturing, Bangaladesh, University of Engineering and
Technology, Dhaka.
(d) Bhaumik, S., Barai, N. C. and Poddar, N. R. (2001), “Development of a PC based
pneumatic manipulator for material handling manipulation” 28th National Conference
on Fluid Mechanics and Fluid Power, Punjab..
(e) Bhaumik, S., Ray, R. and Barai, N. C. (2002) Design and development of an
intelligent mobile vehicle for stair navigation, 20th All India Manufacturing Technology,
Design and Research Conference, BIT, Ranchi.
(f) Bhaumik, S., Ray, R. and Barai, N. C. (2002), Development of a vision controlled
mobile manipulator, 20th All India Manufacturing Technology, Design and Research
Conference, BIT, Ranchi

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(iv)Others (please indicate total number but do not list)

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Five (5)
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 1 submitted, 2 ongoing
A. Title: Development of an autonomous mobile robot for stair navigation
Source: DST; Value: 13.11 lakh; Duration: 2.5 years;
Co-investigators: Prof. D. Ganguly, Prof. A Mookherjee, Prof. A. Roychowdhury.
Goals: Development of mobile vehicle with stair climbing capability.
B. Title: Development of a sensor integrated servo controlled hydraulic robot with Stewart
platform based anthropomorphic multi degree of freedom dexterous hand.
Source: AICTE;Value: 7.5 lakh; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators: Prof. B.N. Datta
Goals: Development of a hydraulic robot with multidegree of freedom dexterous hand.
C. Title: Machine vision for industrial application.
Source: UGC; Value: 7.06 lakhs; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators: Prof. B.N. Datta
Goals: Development of a robot with image processing capability.
 Grade awarded A: Excellent in AICTE, New Delhi sponsored project
 Best paper award in AIMTDR Conference, Vellor, 2004.
 Key Note address on “Mechatronics for Products and Process Development”, 18th National
Convention of Mechanical Engineers, NIT, Rourkela.
 Secretary, Indian Welding Society (IWS), Eastern Zone.

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Basak

2. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph. D.
Year: 3
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Theory of Elasticity and Plasticity

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S. and Patra, M.N. (2004) “Land subsidence in Calcutta under the
effect of hydrogeological conditions and over-extraction of groundwater”, Electronic Journal
of Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 9, –Bundle E, ejge paper 2004-0457.
(b) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Maity, P., Paira, L.K., Sarkar, S. and Maji, S.C.
(2004), “Hydrogeology of the Bay of Bengal coast of India with special emphasis on saline
water intrusion”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, Volume 9, 2004 –Bundle F,
ejge paper 2004-0477.
(c) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Paira, L.K.(2004), “Utilization of fly ash in rural road
construction in India and its cost effectiveness”, Electronic Journal of Geotechnical
Engineering, Volume 9, –Bundle D, ejge paper 2004-0436.
(d) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Maity, P., (2004), “Groundwater extraction in the
United Arab Emirates under the constraint of saline water intrusion”, Journal of
Environmental Hydrology, Vol. 12, Paper 6, 1-5.
(e) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Maity, P., Paira, L.K. (2004), “Geological controls on saline
water intrusion into the aquifers of the east coast of India”, Journal of Environmental

(f) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S, Bhattacharya, G. (2003). “Reduction of local scour around
non-cylindrical bridge pier at large angles of attack using collar”, ISH Journal of Hydraulic
Engineering, Vol.9, No.2, September, 1– 10.
(g) Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Maity, P. (2003). “Some suggestions regarding Design of Pile
Foundations in offshore Structures”, Civil Engineering Today, Journal of ASCE (IS), Vol. 26,
No. 6, 5-6.

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(h) Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S., Patra, M.N. (2003). “A study of land subsidence in a certain
locality of south Kolkata”, Civil Engineering Today, Journal of ASCE (IS), Vol. 27, No. 2, 7-
10.
(i) Kar, D., Bhattacharya, A.K., Basak, S. (2003). “Success in Engineering Management – A
methodical approach”, Civil Engineering Today, Journal of ASCE (IS), Vol. 26, No. 6.
(j) Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Mohapatra, P. “Fluid rheological properties and flow
characteristics for saline water in a granular porous medium”, Accepted for publication in the
Journal of Technology.
(k) Bhattacharya, A.K, Dewan, D., Kar, S.K. and Basak, S. (2002). “Tangential and radial
velocity distribution for flow in meandering channels with flood plains”, Proceedings of, the
International Conference on Water - Related Disasters, Calcutta. Volume I, 56 – 59,
December, 5-6.
(l) Basu, P., Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Maity, P., Banerjee, S. (2003). “Inter-basin transfer of
water in India”, Proceedings of, the International Conference on Water and Environment:
Planning, Development, Utilisation, Conservation and Management, Bhopal. Vol. 5, pages
524 – 527, December 15-18.
(m) Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Mahapatra, P.K. (2004). “Non-linear flow of saline water
through porous media”, Proceedings of, the 2nd BSME-ASME International Conference on
Thermal Engineering, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 340-345, January 2-4.
(n) Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Maity, P. (2004). “A feasible method of groundwater extraction
in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar”, Proceedings of, the International Conference on
Water Resources – Flood Control, Irrigation, Drinking Water, Waterways, Electric Power and
Transmission System, New Delhi. 170-175, February, 3-4.
(o) Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Sarkar, S.K., Kar, D. (2005). “Scour around bridge piers and
river training works”, Proceedings of, the International Conference on Crisis Management in
Water and Environment, Calcutta.Vol 1, 53-54, July 14-15.
(p) Bolaji, G.A., Bhattacharya, A.K, Basak, S., Dey, S. (2005). “Hydrodynamic interactions
between rivers and aquifers: Implications on environmental flow in Ogun River Basin,
Nigeria”, Proceedings of, the International Conference on Crisis Management in Water and
Environment, Calcutta. Vol 1, pages 123-127, July 14-15.
(q) Basak, S. (2004). “Some new concepts and ideas for in-house power generation”, 2 nd BSME-
ASME International Conference on Thermal Engineering, Dhaka, Bangaladesh.
(r) Basak, S. (2005). “Pile foundations supporting offshore structures”, International Science
Congres, Malayasia.
(s) Basak, S., Roy, T.K. (2002). “Laterally loaded single pile in clay”, Indian Geotechnical
Conference, Allahabad.

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(t) Basak, S., Purkayastha, R.D. (2003). “Soil pile interaction under lateral cyclic loading”,
Indian Geotechnical Conference, IIT, Roorkee.
(u) Basak, S. (2004). “Laterally loaded single pile in cohesionless soil”, Indian Geotechnical
Conference, Warangal.

A. Title: Degradation of Soil-pile interactive performance under lateral cyclic load
Source: UGC; Value: 6.88 lakh; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
11. Other awards, honours and recognition
 AICTE Career Award for Young Teachers 2004
1. Name of the Professor: Dr. D. N. Mallick


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Year: 22
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Fluid Mechanics

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Mallik, D.K. and Saha, S. (2005), Heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of laminar
flow in rectangular and square plain ducts and ducts with twisted tape inserts, American
Society of Mechanical Engineering, ASME, Heat Transfer Division, 127
goals): Nil
11. Other awards, honours and recognition; Nil
1. Name of the Professor: Dr. A. Roy Chowdhury

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Bio-Mechanics, CAD/CAE, Solid Mechanics
Year: 10
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Human Body Mechanics, (c) Finite Element
Method, (d)Engineering Drawing

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(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “Dynamic response of the pelvis under
side impact load – a three-dimensional finite element approach.” International Journal of
Crashworthiness, Vol. 9 (1), 89-103.
(b)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S., “An algorithm to calculate the components of
all muscle forces during each phases of gait cycle, for the pelvic femur complex.” accepted for
publication in Journal of Mechanics in Medicine and Biology (JMMB).
(c)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S., “Biomechanical analysis of human pelvis
under musculo-skeletal load using 3D finite element method” accepted for publication in
International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering.
(d) Nandi, N., Dutta, S.C. and Roychowdhury, A. (2005) “Analysis od shear failure of earthen
dams”, International Journal of Dam Engineering, Vol. XV, No. 4, 255-282.
(b) Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “Variations of stress in pelvic bone
during normal working, considering all active muscles.” Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial
Organs, Vol. 17 (2), 48-53.
(c) Roy Chowdhury, A. Pal, S., Gupta, S., and PEC Vidyasagar (2004), “Wear Studies Of
Frequently Used Material”, Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial Organs, Vol. 17 (2), 130-134.
(d) Sarkar, S., Majumder, S. and Roy Chowdhury, A. (2004), “Response of human head under
static & dynamic load using finite element method.” Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial Organs,
Vol. 17 (2), 130-134.

(a) Nandi, N., Dutta, S.C. and Roychowdhury, A. (2005) “Effect of soil-structure interaction
on stress distribution of earthen dams”, Proceedings of International Conference of START,
January 2005, IIT, Kharagpur, 326-333.
(b) Daripa, R., Majumder, S. and Roy Chowdhury, A. (2004), “Dynamic analysis of artificial
elbow joint with finite element method” 5th Triennial International Hand and Wrist
Biomechanics Symposium, Syracuse, New York, USA.
(c)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “A finite element study on the
behaviour of human pelvis under impact through car door”, 1st International Conference on
ESAR (Expert Symposium on Accident Research), Hannover, Germany.
(d)Pal, S., Majumder, S., Sarkar, A., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Chatterjee, D. (2004),
“Reconstruction of 3D images from CT scans for realistic finite lement analysis”, 2nd

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International Conference on Medical Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures (ICMDTP), IIT

Madras, Chennai.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Ten (10)
A. Title: Design and Development of Portable Easy to Use Reciprocating Pump
Source: DST (WB); Value: 1.5lakh; Duration: 2 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
B. Title: Dynamic Response of Human Head under Impact Loading by FEM
Source: DST; Value: 7lakh; Duration: 2 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
C. Title: Design and Development of Dental Implant
Source: UGC; Value: 1.5lakh; Duration: 3 years;
Co-investigators:
Goals:
10. Patents awarded:
1. Name of the Professor: N. Nandi

2. Qualification : M.E., Specialization: Hydraulics and Water Resource Engineering

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Year: 8
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Engineering Drawing, (c) Hydraulics and
Hydraulic Machines

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Nandi, N., Dutta, S.C. and Roychowdhury, A. (2005) “Analysis od shear failure of
earthen dams”, International Journal of Dam Engineering, Vol. XV, No. 4, 255-282.
(b) Sarkar, P., Dutta, S.C., and Nandi, N. (2003) “A critical review of dam analysis
methodologies” International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Vol. 8, No. 3,
461-482.

(b) Nandi, N., Dutta, S.C. and Roychowdhury, A. (2005) “Effect of soil-structure interaction
on stress distribution of earthen dams”, Proceedings of International Conference of
START, January 2005, IIT, Kharagpur, 326-333.
(c) Nandi, N., and Dutta, S.C. (2003) “A study on shear failure of earthen dams”,
Proceedings of International Conference of SEC, December, IIT, Kharagpur, 636-6+47.
(d) Nandi, N. and Dutta, S.C. (2002) “Tension at crest: a possible reason of seismic failure of
earthen dams”, Proceedings of 12th International Symposium of Earthquake Engineering,
IIT, Roorkee, 1000-1007.
(e) Nandi, N., Sarkar, P and Dutta, S.C. (2002) “Study of behaviour of a few Indian dams
and embankments”, Proceedings of International Conference of Theoretical
Computational and Experimental Mechanics (ICTACEM), IIT, Kharagpur, paper No. 25.

Two in the National conferences
Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. K. Debnath

2. Qualification : Ph. D., Specialization: Fluid Mechanics
Year: 9

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Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Engineering Drawing, (c) Strength of Materials,
(d) Hydraulics, (e) flow through porous media, (f) Engineering Drawing.

(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Dey, S and Debnath, K. (2000) “Influence of stream wise bed slope on sediment threshold
under stream flow”, Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, ASCE, 126 (4), 555-563.
(b) Dey, S and Debnath, K. (2001) Discussion on paper “Sediment pick-up on stream-wise
sloping beds”, Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, ASCE, 127 (1), 39-43.
(c) Bhattacharya, A. K. and Debnath, K. (2002) Discussion on paper “Flow interaction of
meandering river with floodplain”, Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, ASCE, 128 (2), 245-246.

(a)Bhattacharya, A.K. and Debnath, K. (2001) “A review of methods of reduction of local
scour around bridge piers”, Indian Highways Journal, September 2001.
(a) Debnath, K., Nikora, V. and Grace, C. (2004) “Cohesive sediment erosion in Canturbury
streams”, New Zealand Hydrological Society Symposium ‘Hydrology and the
Community”, Queenstown, New Zealand.
(b) Grace, C., Debnath, K., Nikora, V.I., Bulleid, J., De Lima, S., Aberle, J., Humphreys, D.
(2003) “New NIWA in-situ sediment flume. Hydrological Society Symposium ‘Hydrology
and the Community”, Taupo, New Zealand, 43-44.
(c) Dey, S. and Debnath, K. (2002) “An overview on sediment threshold”, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Advances in Civil Engineering, 437-445.
(d) Bhattacharys, A.K., and Debnath, K. (2002) “ A review of turbulence and modeling”,
BSME ASME International Conference on Thermal Engineering, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
(iv)Others (please indicate total number but do not list)

Nil
 Post Doctoral Fellow at the National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, New Zealand,
26.04.2003 – 25.12.2004 (1 year 8 months).

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 Reviewer of Journal of Hyduaulic Research, IAHR, The Netherlands
1. Name of the Professor: S. Majumder

2. Qualification : M.E.
Year: 8
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Drawing, (b) Experimental Stress Analysis, (c) Biomechanics-I

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(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “Dynamic response of the pelvis under
side impact load – a three-dimensional finite element approach.” International Journal of
Crashworthiness, Vol. 9 (1), 89-103.
(b)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S., “An algorithm to calculate the components of
all muscle forces during each phases of gait cycle, for the pelvic femur complex.” accepted for
publication in Journal of Mechanics in Medicine and Biology (JMMB).
(c)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S., “Biomechanical analysis of human pelvis
under musculo-skeletal load using 3D finite element method” accepted for publication in
International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering.
(a) Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “Variations of stress in pelvic bone
during normal working, considering all active muscles.” Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial
Organs, Vol. 17 (2), 48-53.
(b)Sarkar, S., Majumder, S. and Roy Chowdhury, A. (2004), “Response of human head under
static & dynamic load using finite element method.” Trends in Biomaterials & Artificial Organs,
Vol. 17 (2), 130-134.
(a) Daripa, R., Majumder, S. and Roy Chowdhury, A. (2004), “Dynamic analysis of artificial
elbow joint with finite element method” 5th Triennial International Hand and Wrist Biomechanics
Symposium, Syracuse, New York, USA.
(b)Majumder, S., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “A finite element study on the
behaviour of human pelvis under impact through car door”, 1st International Conference on
ESAR (Expert Symposium on Accident Research), Hannover, Germany.
(c)Pal, S., Majumder, S., Sarkar, A., Roy Chowdhury, A. and Chatterjee, D. (2004),
“Reconstruction of 3D images from CT scans for realistic finite element analysis”, 2nd
International Conference on Medical Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures (ICMDTP), IIT
Madras, Chennai.
(d) Pal, S., Majumder, S. and Roy Chowdhury, A. (2001), “Finite element analysis of a three-
dimensional pelvic model”, 46th Congress of the Indian Society of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics (ISTAM): An International Meet.
(e) Majumder, S. Daripa, R., Roy Chowdhury, A., Quadery, S., Kumar, R. (2004), “Stress
analysis of human elbow joint fitted with linked and unlinked prosthesis”, National Conference
on Biomechanics, IIT Delhi, New Delhi.
(f) Majumder, S. Roy Chowdhury, A. and Pal, S. (2004), “Simulation of accidental fall on the
floor with the help of a three-dimensional finite-element model of human pelvis”, National
Conference on Biomechanics, IIT Delhi, New Delhi

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7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: One
Nil
 Indian Society of Biomechanics has adjudged ‘President Award’ for ‘Best Research paper’ in
National Conference on Biomechanics, IIT Delhi, 2004
1. Name of the Professor: R. Roy

2. Qualification : M.E., Geotechnical Engineering, Earthquake Engineering and Dynamic Soil-
Structure Interaction
Year: 3
Courses taught: (a) Engineering Mechanics, (b) Foundation Engineering, (c) Structural Analysis –
I, (d) Surveying – I (b, c, d applicable when attached to Department of Civil Engineering, NIT,
Durgapur, as Lecturer from October 8, 2001 to November, 2003).

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(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(a) Roy, R., and Dutta, S. C. (2001), “Differential Settlement among Isolated Footings of
Building Frames: The Problem, Its Estimation and Possible Measures,” International Journal of
Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Technical University Press, Zielona Gora, Poland, Vol. 6,
No. 1, pp. 165 - 186.
(b) Dutta, S. C. and Roy, R., (2002) “A Critical Review on Idealization and Modelling for
Interaction among Soil-foundation Structure system,” Computers and Structures. Elsevier, Vol.
80, No. 20-21, pp. 1579-1594.
(c) Dutta, S. C., Bhttacharya, K. and Roy, R. (2004) “Response of Low-Rise Buildings under
Seismic Ground Excitation Incorporating Soil-Structure Interaction”, Soil Dynamics and
Earthquake Engineering, Elsevier, Vol. 24 No. 12, pp. 893-914.
(d) Dutta, S. C., Roy, R and Dutta, S. C. (2004) “Applicability of a Few Analytical Formulations
for Dynamic Characteristics of Elevated Tanks with Battered Stagings”. International Journal of
Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Vol. 9, No. 4. pp.
(e) Dutta, S. C., Das, P. K. and Roy, R. (2005) “Seismic Behaviour of Code-Designed Bi-
Dectionally Eccentric Systems” Journal of Structural Engineering, ASCE, Vol. 131, No. 10, pp.
1497-1514.

(f) Roy, R., Dutta, S. C., and Moitra, D., (2002), “Soil-Structure Interaction in Buildings with
Isolated and Grid Foundations: Progress and Scopes,” The Bridge and Structural Engineers, Vol.
31, No. 4 pp. 15-36.
(g) Roy, R., Bhattacharya, K. and Dutta, S. C. (2004) “Behaviour of Grid Foundation under
Static Gravity Loading” Journal of Institution of Engineers (India).

(a) Roy, R. and Dutta, S.C., (2005) “Inelastic Seismic Behaviour of Multistorey Building Frames
with General Class of Asymmetry” Proceedings of International Conference of START, January
2005, IIT, Kharagpur.
(b) Roy, R., Das, P. K., Chowdhury, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), “Adequacy of Existing Seismic
Torsional Provisions: A Critical Review with Recommendations” Proceedings of World
Congress on Natural Disaster Mitigation held on 19-22nd February, 2004 in New Delhi, India, pp.
337-347.

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(c) Roy, R., Chowdhury, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), “Role of Steel in Improving Behaviour of
Concrete” Proceedings of Conference on Long Products: The Challenges & Opportunity jointly
organized by The Indian Institute of Metals and Tata Steel, held on 9-10 th February 2004, at
Jamshedpur, India, pp. 38.1 – 38.10.
(d) Roy, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2001), “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Seismic Torsional
Behaviour of Building Frames”, Proceedings of “Second International Conference on
Theoretical, Applied, Computational and Experimental Mechanics (ICTACEM 2001)”,
December 27-30, 2001, Paper No. 24, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India.
(e) Roy, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2001) “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Dynamic Behaviour
of Building Frames on Grid Foundations”, Proceedings of “Structural Engineering Convention
(SEC 2001), An International Meet”, October 29 -31, 2001, Indian Institute of Technology,
Roorkee, India. pp. 694-703.
(f)Roy, R., Dutta, S. C. and Moitra, D., (2001), “Behaviour of Grid Foundations Supporting
Multistory Frames: A Study Through Idealized Model,” Proceedings of “International
Conference on Mathematical Modeling”, January 29-31, 2001, University of Roorkee, Roorkee,
India, pp. 452-457.

Published three technical papers in national Conferences.
Nil
 Reviewed three papers for possible publication in Journal of Sound and Vibration, a Journal
published by Academy Press, Elsevier Science.
 Completed NPCBEERM course organized by Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India and
recognized as State Level Resource Person and actively engaged in disseminating earthquake
resistant design philosophy under UNDP organized programme.
 Ex-member of standing quality control cell (SQCC) in NIT, Durgapur.

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Department
of
Electrical Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
2. Name of the Faculty Member : A. BARMAN
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 7 years, UG-Microprocessor, Measurement,

(please list the courses taught) Numerical Analysis and Computer Programming,
ET, PG-Ps, NMCP
5. Year of Research experience during : 5 years

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 :
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers
i) In International Journals - Nil
ii) In National Journals - Nil
iii) In major conferences -
1. A. Barman, LDAP Application Development using J2EE and .NET IEEE INDICON 2004,
IIT Kharagpur 2004
2. A. Barman, Directory Service - An Hierarchical DBMS for Power System Information
Seminar on Power System Data Repository and Load Research,CPRI, Bangalore 2003
3. A. Barman, Directory Service for Exchanging Power System Information All India Seminar
on Integrated Operation of Power System, IE(I), IEEE Calcutta Section 2003
iv) Others : 2 (Two)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 2 (Two)

produced during 2000-2005
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Nil

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : MODROB/Rs.5 lakhs

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration,
co-investigator, goals)
10. Patents awarded : Nil
11. Other awards, honours and : Nil

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : A. B. CHOUDHURY
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 5 years

(please list the courses taught) (Power System Planning, Electrical Machines,
Electrical Machines and their Applications,
Electrical Measurements, Basic Elec. Engg., Intro.to
Computing)

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals –
1. Dr. A. Chakrabarti Transient Power and Voltage Stability Improvement with Application of
SVC at Load Bus of LPS Systems Vol.56, No.3,4 (AMSE, France) 2001
ii) In National Journals –
1. Dr. A. Chakrabarti Dynamic Voltage and Power Stability Study of a Longitudinal Power
Supply System Institution of Engineers 2003
iii) In major conferences : Nil
iv) Others : Nil

(please indicate total number but do not list)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 1 (One)


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during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Working as a Co-Investigator in AICTE funded

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, TAPTEC Project (Fund allotted = Rs.7.0 lacs.)

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. A. CHAKRABARTI
3. Qualification : B.E.,M.Tech., Ph.D (Tech)

(please list the courses taught)

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : 21

a) Books:
a) ‘Performance, operation and control of EHV power transmission systems’, A. Chakrabarti, D. P.

Kothari and A. K. Mukhopadhyay. Wheeler publication, 1995.
b) ‘An introduction to networks, filters and transmission lines’, A. Chakrabarti. Dhanpat Rai & Co.
Pvt. Ltd., 1995 (1st Edn.), 2000 (3rd Edn.).
c) ‘A text book on power system engineering’, A. Chakrabarti, M. L. Soni, P. V. Gupta, U.

Bhatnagar, Dhanpat Rai & Co. Pvt. Ltd., 1997.
d) ‘Circuit theory (Analysis and Synthesis)’, A. Chakrabarti, Dhanpat Rai & Co. Pvt. Ltd., 1999 (1 st
Edn.), 2004 (4th Edn.).
e) ‘Laboratory experiments on electrical machines’, C. K. Chanda and A. Chakrabarti, Dhanpat Rai

& Co. Pvt. Ltd., 1998 (1st Edn.), 2002 (2nd Edn.).
f) ‘Objective questions on electrical engineering’, A. Chakrabarti, Dhanpat Rai & Co. Pvt. Ltd.,
2000 (1st Edn.), 2003 (2nd Edn.).
g) ‘Fundamentals of power electronics and drives’, A. Chakrabarti, Dhanpat Rai & Co. Pvt. Ltd.,
2001 (1st Edn.), 2003 (2nd Edn.).
h) ‘Computer aided power system operation and control’, A. Chakrabarti and S. Halder, Prentice
Hall of India Ltd. (in press).

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b) Papers :
i) In National and International Journals –
1. Dynamic damping of power swing and improvement of transient voltage stability with a
microprocessor based SVC at load bus of a longitudinal power system.
A. Chakrabarti & A. K. Mukhopadhyay Journal of Electrical Engineering, Institution of Engineers
(India), Vol. 81, March 2001
2. Role of transient HVDC boost in the improvement of transient stability of longitudinal power supply
(LPS) system. A. Chakrabarti & G. Panda Journal of Electrical Engineering, Institution of Engineers
(India), Vol. 81, June 2001
3. Effect of Load Composition on Dynamic and Steady State Voltage Stability in a Longitudinal AC
Power Supply System. A. Chakrabarti & G. Panda & C. K. Chanda
Journal of Modelling, Simulation & Control, AMSE, Vol. 74, No. 7, 2001, France
31-54
4. Effects of Corrective Measures on Dynamic Voltage Collapse of Longitudinal Power Supply Systems
Dr. A. Chakrabarti, S. Dey, C. K. Chanda and Dr. A. K. Mukhopadhyay
Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. 82, March, 2002
262-267
5. Determination of Bus security Governed by Sensitivity Indicator in a Reactive Power Constraint

longitudinal Power Supply (LPS) Systems.
C. K. Chanda, S. Dey, Dr. A. Chakrabarti and Dr. A. K. Mukhopadhyay
India Journal of Engineering and Material Sciences, Vol. 9, Aug.’2002
260-264
6. Transient Power and Voltage Stability Improvement with application of SVC at load bus of LPS
systems Dr. A. Chakrabarti , A.B.Choudhury A.M.S.E, France2001-Vol. 56, No. 3,4 1-14
7. Development of Voltage Security Indicator (VOLTAGE STABILITY INDICES) for a EHV Power
Transmission Network Combining Fast Decoupled Load Flow (FDLF) and Newton-Raphson Load Flow
Methods S. Dey and Dr. A. Chakrabarti Journal of AMSE Association for the Advancement of
Modelling and Simulation Techniques in Enterprises (France), Vol. 76, No. 6, 2003
19-32
8. Concept of a Global Voltage security Indicator (VOLTAGE STABILITY INDICES) and role of SVC
on it in Longitudinal Power Supply (LPS) Systems.
S. Dey, C. K. Chanda & Dr. A. Chakrabarti Journal of the Electric Power System Research (USA), Vol.
68, 2004 1-9
9. Development of a Unique Network Equivalencing Technique for Determining Voltage Stable States
in a multi-Bus Longitudinal Power System using Load Flow Analysis

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Dr. A. Chakrabarti, S. Dey, C. K. Chanda Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), 2005 , vol 85 ,
March 2005 196 – 202
10. Transient fault Modeling of Dy Connected Transformer using Matrix Methods.

S. Nath, A. Chakrabarti & A. K. Mukhopadhyay
Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), vol. 86, June 2005 , 28-35
ii) In major conferences – Nil

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : A. DE
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E.,Ph.D.

5. Year of Research experience during :

2000-2005
a) Papers :
i) In International Journals -
1. A. De N. Chatterjee A fuzzy ARTMAP fault classifier for impulse testing of power transformers IEEE
Transaction on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation, Volume 11, Issue 6 2004
2. A. De , N. Chatterjee A simulation study with the spectrum analysis technique for diagnosis of
insulation
breakdown in transformers during dielectric testing Journal of AMSE (Modelling – A), Vol.77, No.6
2004
3. A. De, N. Chatterjee Recognition of impulse fault patterns in transformers using Kohonen's self-
organizing feature map IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, Volume 17, Issue 2 2002
4. A. De, N. Chatterjee Impulse fault diagnosis in power transformers using self-organising map and
learning vector quantisation IEE Proceedings - Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Vol.148,
Issue 5 2001
5. A. De, N. Chatterjee Part winding resonance: demerit of interleaved high-voltage transformer winding
IEE Proceedings – Electric Power Applications, Volume 147, Issue 3 2000
ii) In National Journals -
1. A. De, N. Chatterjee Assessment of Interleaved High Voltage Transformer Winding by Model Studies
Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India), Vol.81 2000

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1. A. De, A. Chakrabarti and P. Hazra Resonant Overvoltages Produced in EHV Transformer Windings
due to Power System Transients IEEE INDICON 2004
2. A. De, N. Chatterjee A Fuzzy-Neural Technique for Flashover Diagnosis of Winding Insulation in
Transformers
Int. Conf. on Fuzzy Systems, AFSS 2002
3. A. De, N. Chatterjee Graded Interleaving of EHV Transformers for Optimum Surge Performance
Twelfth International Symposium on High Voltage Engineering, Vol.4, No.6 2001
4. A. De, N. Chatterjee Frequency Response Analysis - a Reliable Method for Impulse Fault Diagnosis
in Transformers National Conf. on Application of Innovative Technology in Modern Substation
Equipment 2000
iv) Others : 1(One)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 2

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 enrolled candidate

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Rs. 60,000/-

11. Other awards, honours and : a) Tata Rao Medal – awarded by Institute of
recognition Engineers(India) - 2001
b) Certificate of merits awarded by Institute of

Engineers (India) -2000

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : A.K. MAITRA
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E., Ph.D
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 14 years (Power System Operation and Control,

(please list the courses taught) Power System Protection, for UG and PG, Control
System, Power Station Practice, Power System
Planning, Electrical Machines (one semester))

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. A.K. Maitra A. Rakshit, S.K. Basu Computerized Dynamic Testing of Protective Relaying.
Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), Sept. 2002
iii) In major conferences - Nil
iv) Others : One


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One (continuing)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Associated with FIST (1.5 crore)

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11. Other awards, honours and : Certificate of merit for the paper published in the
recognition Journal of Institution of Engineers.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : ANINDITA SENGUPTA
3. Qualification : B.Sc., B.Tech., M.Tech
4. Year of Teaching Experience : About 9 years

(please list the courses taught) i) Control System
ii) Measurement
iii) Process Control Instrumentation
iv) Microprocessor
5. Year of Research experience during : About 6 years

2000-2005
a) Books : (To be published)
1. Anindita Sengupta, Prof. Gautam Sarkar, Prof. Anish Deb Traingular Orthogonal Functions
For the Analysis of continuous Time Systems Elsevier 2005 N/A
b) Papers :
1. Anindita Sengupta Prof. Gautam Sarkar, Prof. Anish Deb Microprocessor-based Simulation of
sampled data systems with/without a hold device using a set of sample-and-hold functions and
Dirac delta functions 342 2005
ii) In National Journals – Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India)
1. Anindita Sengupta, A. Deb & G. Sarkar A complementary pair of orthogonal triangular

functions sets and its application to the Analysis of SISO Control Systems 84 2003
1. Anindita Sengupta, Anish Deb Gautam Sarkar A complementary pair of orthogonal triangular
functions sets and its application to the Analysis of SISO Control Systems CIIC-2001 2001

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2. Anindita Sengupta, Anish Deb, Gautam Sarkar, Priyaranjan Mandal, Amitava Biswas Optimal
Block Pulse Function (OBPF) versus Non-Optimal Block Pulse Function (NOBPF)
PEITSICON-2005 2005
iv) Others :

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Nil


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : A. ROUF
3. Qualification : B.Sc (Hons), B.Tech., M.Tech.

(please list the courses taught) Machines, Measurement, Microprocessor,
Energy Management, Non-Conventional Energy

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals - NIL
ii) In National Journals - NIL
iii) In major conferences - NIL
iv) Others :

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : N.A.

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : NIL


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10. Patents awarded : NIL
11. Other awards, honours and : Young Scientist Fellowship by DST

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : A. SUTRADHAR
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E., Ph.D (Engg.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 16 years :

(please list the courses taught) (Networks, Control System, Instrumentation,
Measurements, Microprocessors, Industrial
Electronics, Electrical Services, Digital Electronics,
Discrete time Systems, Optimal Filtering Process
etc.)

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. A. Sutradhar, A. S. Chaudhuri Design and Analysis of an Optimally Convex Controller in

Algebraic Framework for a Micro-insulin Dispenser System Journal of AMSE, France, Advances
in Modeling & Analysis, Series C, Vol. 57 No. 1-2 2002
2. A. Sutradhar, A. S. Chaudhuri Linear State-Space Model of Physiological Process in a

Type-1 Diabetic Patient with Closed-Loop Glucose Regulation Journal of AMSE, France,
Advances in Modeling & Analysis, Series C 2005
1. A. Sutradhar, A. S. Chaudhuri Analysis and Design of an Optimal PID Controller for

Insulin Dispenser System Journal of Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. EL-82 2002
2. A. Sutradhar, A. S. Chaudhuri On-line Identification of ARX model for Glucose-Insulin

Interaction in a Diabetic Patient from Input-Output Data Journal of Institution of Engineers
(India), Vol. ID-85 2004

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1. A. Sutradhar, G. C. Ray and A. S. Chaudhuri Design of Convex Controller for Insulin

Delivery System with Optimization of Parameter International Conference on Control,
Instrumentation and Information Communication, CIIC-2001, Kolkata 2001
2. A. Sutradhar, A. S. Chaudhuri Adaptive LQG/LTR Controller for Implantable Insulin
Delivery System in Type-1 Diabetic Patient 3rd International Conference on System Identification
and Control Problems, SICPRO’04, Moscow 2004
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 5 (five)


during 2000-2005

10. Patents awarded : One Patent pending (Final Spec. accepted in

(Aug,2004) No.2372/Cal/97 dt.16.12.97

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : APARAJITA SENGUPTA
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.Tech, Ph. D

(please list the courses taught) UG : Control Systems I, Control Systems II, Electrical
Technology (ME, CE,EE, Min/Met), Automatic Control Systems (CST)
PG : State Variable Analysis, Optimal Control

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. Aparajita Sengupta, H2/H Control of discrete singularly perturbed systems: the state feedback
case.
Datta K. B. and RaiChaudhuri A. Automatica, Vol. 38(2002) 2002
1. J. K. Moharana, A. Sengupta, M. Sengupta A nonlinear control modeling of a STATCOM for

reactive power compensation 13th National Power Systems Conference, NPSC 2004, IIT Chennai
2004
2. Bijoy K. Mukherjee, A. Sengupta, S. Maiti and M. Sengupta Design, Fabrication, DSP

Implementation and Comparison of Simulated Performance of a Linear Induction Motor for PI
and H Control Systems 18th International Conf. on Magnetically Levitated Systems and Linear
Drives, MAGLEV’ 2004, Beijing, China. 2004
3. Aparajita Sengupta, Bijoy Mukherjee, M. Sengupta and A. Sengupta Design, Fabrication ,

Testing and Finite element analysis of a lab-scale LIM IEEE Indicon, IIT Kharagpur, 2004.
4. A.Sengupta, M. Sengupta and S. Patra Design, Simulation and Comparison of a PI Controller

and an H Optimal Controller for a Switched Reluctance Motor based Variable Speed Drive

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Proc. of the National Systems Conference, IIT Kharagpur, 2003
5. Aparajita Sengupta, M. Sengupta, A. Sengupta, J. K. Moharana Study on an Advanced Static

VAR Compensator switched from a Space Vector PWM inverter- Analysis, simulation and
comparison with conventional Sinusoidal PWM case Proc. of National power electronics
conference, NPEC -2003
6. Sengupta A., Saha A., Patra S. and Sengupta M. Design and performance of an Extended
Luenberger Observer for indirect position estimation in a Switched Reluctance Motor Conf.
Proc.of the 12th National Power Systems Conference, NPSC- 2002, Dec. 27 –29, 2002, IIT
Kharagpur, INDIA 2002
7. Sengupta M., Sengupta A., et al Design, implementation and testing of an attraction type
magnetic levitation system Proc. of the Intl. Conf. On Energy, Automation and Information
Technology (EAIT) Dec. 2001, Kharagpur, INDIA 2001
iv) Others : Nil


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One scholar registered

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during :

1. Principal Investigator of AICTE sponsored RPS project entitled “
Implementation of Robust Control Techniques through a DSP Platform on
a Lab-scale real time system”, of amount Rs. 8.85 lakhs, 2004-06.
2. Principal Investigator (of B. E. S. U. S. component) of DRDL

sponsored Co-ordinated Multi-Institutional Research Project on Tracking
of Ballistic Aerospace Targets, jointly with IIT Kharagpur and Jadavpur
University, amount Rs. 24.75 lakhs, 2005-08.
3. Principal Investigator of ISRO sponsored project entitled “Six-

degree-of freedom modeling and closed-loop robust control of a reusable
winged body satellite launch vehicle (RLV)”, of amount Rs. 7.32 lakhs,
2005-07.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : B.R. BASAK
3. Qualification : B.E.E, M.Sc (Engg.)

(please list the courses taught) (Power Electronics, Electrical Machines,
Elec. M/c Design, Illumination Engg. Drives

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. B.R. Basak, D. Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara Performance Prediction of a

Tubular Linear Induction Motor Utilizing the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents
Journal of The Japan Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, Vol. 10, No. 1 2002
2. B.R. Basak, D. Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara Performance Estimation of a

Flux-Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor Using Three-Phase Equivalent Circuit
Parameters Transaction of Magnetics Society of Japan, Vol. 2, No. 1 2002
ii) In National Journals : Nil
1. B.R. Basak, D. Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara Performance Prediction of a Tubular

Linear Induction Motor Utilizing the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents 10th
MAGDA Conference, Morioka, Japan 2001
2. B.R. Basak, S. Parui, G. Bandyopadhyay A Study of Piece Wise Load Flow International
Power Engineering Conference, IPEC 2001, Singapore 2001
3. B.R. Basak, S. K. Mallik & A. Rouf Transient Performance Analysis of Induction Motors
During Starting International Power Engineering Conference, IPEC 2001, Singapore 2001

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4. B.R. Basak, D. Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara Performance Estimation of a Flux-

Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor Using Three-Phase Equivalent Circuit Parameters
25th Conference of the Magnetics Society of Japan, Akita, Japan 2001
5. B.R. Basak, D. Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara Comparative Studies of Flux-

Concentration Type and Normal Type Tubular Linear Induction Motor 3 rd International
Symposium on Linear Drives for Industry Applications, LDIA 2001, Nagano 2001
6. B.R. Basak Transient Behaviour of Three Phase Induction Motor Under Supply Interruption of
One Phase During Starting 12th National Power System Conference NPSC-2002, Kharagpur
2002
7. B.R. Basak, S. Parui, S. Banerjee, S. Sengupta Bifurcations During mode Transition in Current
Mode Controlled buck Converter Considering Switching Delay National Power Electronics
Conference, NPEC-2003, IIT Bombay 2003
iv) Others : 3 (Three)

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Nil


during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : Visiteed RISOE Lab at Denmark for weeks as
recognition invited visiting Scientist in July, 2002.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : C.K. CHANDA
3. Qualification : B.E., M.Tech., Ph.D
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 17 years : Electrical Technology, Power System,

(please list the courses taught) Electrical Machine etc.

2000-2005
a) Books :
1. C.K. Chanda Dr. A. Chakrabarti Dhanpat & Rai Laboratory Experiments on Electrical Machines
2000(2nd edition) 65.00
b) Papers :
1. C.K. Chanda, Dr. A. Chakrabarti et all Development of….. Vol-68(2004) 1-9, USA 2004
2. C.K. Chanda, G. Panda et all Effect of load ……. AMSE, 74 2001
1. C.K. Chanda, Dr. A. Chakrabarti Effects of Correcting measures… Vol-82(I.E.) March-2002

2. C.K. Chanda, Dr. A. Chakrabarti Determaination of Bus….. Vol-9(I.J) Aug 2002
3. C.K. Chanda, Mr. S. Dey et all Develop…….. Vol-85 (I.E.) March’05
1. C.K. Chanda, Dr. A.K. Mukherjee Justification… MS’2001-China 2001

2. C.K. Chanda, Dr. A. Chakrabarti et all International Conference in Japan 2003
3. C.K. Chanda, Ms. S. Dey et all -do- 2003

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iv) Others : As Lecturer in R.E.C. (at present NIT); Durgapur from

(please indicate total number but do not list) ‘89 to Apr’91. As Asst. Manager in Durgapur Steel
Plant, Durgapur.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 5 numbers

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : UGC Major Research Project as Co-Investigator

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, (2001-03). Rs.3.71 Lacs. Source : UGC.
11. Other awards, honours and : Best Paper Award in International Conference,
recognition held in CHINA, 2001.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : D. GHOSH
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph.D (Engg.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 26 years 3 months (Upto Sept.’05)

(please list the courses taught) Dig.Com.Prin.; Intro. To computing;
Basic Electrical; Non-Con. Energy;
Energy Audit & Management; S/S Devices
& Ckt-II, Instrumentation;Proc. Cont.
Instrumentation etc.)
5. Year of Research experience during : Last 5 years on Development of Microprocessor

2000-2005 /PC/Microcomputer Based PLC
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers : Nil
1. D. Ghosh, P. Chattopadhyay, D. Dasgupta, Motor fault detection – A novel neural network

approach AMSE (France), No.2 (pp 35-46), 2002
1. D. Ghosh, P. Chattopadhyay, D. Dasgupta, Uncertain Modelling of expert system for condition

monitoring of power transformer Journal of Institute of Engineers (I), 82, pp 82-86, 2001
2. D. Ghosh , P. Chattopadhyay, D. Dasgupta, On line Monitoring of Thermal Insulation

Deterioration of Transformer Oil and a new strategy for reliable Load scheduling Journal of
Technology, XXXVI, No.2 pp 51-61 2001

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1. D. Ghosh , S.P.Ray, D. Roy, P.K. Mukherjee Surface current Simulation Method : A

compution Tool for study of 2-D Magnetic field 2nd Japan-Australia-Newzeland joint st.
Kanazawa Univ., Japan 2002
2. D. Ghosh, P. Chattopadhyay, D. Dasgupta, Incipient fault detection of 3 phase induction motor

using a novel neural networks approach EAIT 2001, IIT, Kharagpur 2001
3. D. Ghosh, P. Chattopadhyay, D. Dasgupta Over load capacity of the transformer – a novel

approach TRAFOTECH-2002, IEEMA, Mumbai 2002
iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 9 ME Thesis/Projects produced

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1(One)

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : Certificate of Merit (2000) by IE (Ind) for “Software
Based
recognition Loss of Excitation Relay” as published in Feb’99.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : DEBJANI GANGULY
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E.

Power Electronics, Industrial Electronics, Electrical
Drives, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers,
Numerical Methods and Computer Programming
(C, FORTRAN, BASIC etc.), Control Systems,
Basic Electrical Engineering.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
ii) In National Journals –
1. Debjani Ganguly, K. Ray, S. Mazumdar, J. Chattopadhyay, Data communication network for

a traction drive system Journal of IE(I), Vol. 81, 2000
1. Debjani Ganguly, D. Dasgupta , A.K.Chattopadhyay, Parameter Sensitivity of the

performance of a Brushless DC motor – an optimization approach, International Conference on
Energy, Automation and Information Technology (EAIT), I.I.T. Kharagpur 2001

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2. Debjani Ganguly, D. Dasgupta , A.K.Chattopadhyay, Parameter Sensitivity Study on a

Brushless DC motor using Genetic Algorithm - an optimization approach 5 th International
Conference on Power System Technology (POWERCON), Singapore 2004
3. Debjani Ganguly, V. Sarkar, J. Pal, A new Genetic approach for solving the Unit Commitment
problem 5th International Conference on Power System Technology (POWERCON), Singapore
2004
iv) Others : Nil
7. Number of M.E./ M.Tech guided / : 4 (Four)


during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Project NaMPET funded by DIT, MCIT

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Rs. 73.2 lakhs, 5 years
co-investigator, goals) M. Sengupta, P. Syam
Indigenisation of Indian Power Electronics industry
10. Patents awarded : “Semiconductor sensor for spontaneous heating of

coal”
11. Other awards, honours and : Awarded Certificate of Merit from IE(I) for a paper
recognition published in 2000

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : DR. DEBABRATA ROY
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E., Ph.D.(Engg.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 10 Years

(please list the courses taught) Electrical Machines, Industrial Electronics
and Applications, Microprocessors,
Basic Electrical Engineering
5. Year of Research experience during : 3 Years

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. Dr. Debabrata Roy, D. Saruhashi, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara, Fabrication and Development of a
Novel Flux-Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, Vol. 36. No.
5, September 2000.
2. Dr. Debabrata Roy, A. Fujiyoshi, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara, Field Distribution of a Flux-
Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, Vol. 37, No. 4 July, 2001.
3. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Development and Performance of a
Linear Induction Motor Based on the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents International
Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, Vol. 15, Nos.1-4 2001/2002.
4. Dr. Debabrata Roy, D. Saruhashi, T. Maeda, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Effect of Flux-
Concentration on the Performance of a Linear Induction Motor Journal of the Magnetics Society of
Japan, Vol. 24, No. 4-2 2000.
5. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara and B. Basak Performance Estimation of a
Flux-Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor Using Three-Phase Equivalent Circuit Parameters
Transactions of the Magnetics Society of Japan, Vol. 2, No. 1 2002.

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6. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara and B. Basak Performance Prediction of a
Tubular Linear Induction Motor Utilizing the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents Journal of
the Japan Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, Vol. 10, No. 1 2002.
1.Dr. Debabrata Roy, D. Saruhashi, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Fabrication and Development of a Novel
Flux-Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor IEEE International Magnetics Conference, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada April 9-13, 2000.
2. Dr. Debabrata Roy, A. Fujiyoshi, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Field Distribution of a Flux-
Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor The 8 th Joint MMM-Intermag Conference, San Antonio,
Texas, U.S.A. January 7-11, 2001
3. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Development and Performance of a
Linear Induction Motor Based on the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents The 10 th
International Symposium on Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, Tokyo, Japan May 13-16, 2001
4. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada, M. Iwahara and B. Basak Comparative Studies of Flux-
Concentration Type and Normal Type Tubular Linear Induction Motor The Third International
Symposium on Linear Drives for Industry Applications, Nagano, Japan October 17-19, 2001
5. Dr. Debabrata Roy, D. Saruhashi, A. Fujiyoshi, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Studies of Linear
Induction Motor Based on Flux-Concentration Effect 2000 National Convention of the Institute of
Electrical Engineers of Japan March 21-24, 2000
6. Dr. Debabrata Roy, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Design and Development of a Linear Induction Motor
Utilizing the Effect of Flux-Concentration The Technical Meeting on Magnetics and Linear Drives,
MAG-00-227, LD-00-92, Kanazawa, Japan November 7-8, 2000
Tubular Linear Induction Motor Utilizing the Effect of Flux-Concentration by Eddy Currents The 10 th
MAGDA Conference, Iwate University, Iwate, Japan April 13-14, 2001
8. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Moving-Stator Type Tubular Linear
Induction Motor Based on the Effect of Flux-Concentration The 13 th Symposium on Electromagnetics
and Dynamics, Chiba, Japan June 21-23, 2001
Flux-Concentration Type Linear Induction Motor Using Three-Phase Equivalent Circuit Parameters The
25th Conference of the Magnetics Society of Japan, Akita, Japan September 25-28, 2001

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10. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Y. Akiyama, S. Yamada and M. Iwahara Performance Comparison of a Flux-
Concentration Type Tubular Linear Induction Motor Using Three-Phase Equivalent Circuit Parameters
The Second Japan Australia New Zealand Joint Seminar, Kanazawa, Japan January 24-25, 2002
11. Dr. Debabrata Roy, M. Iwahara and S. Yamada A scope of telemedicine and its telecommunication
lines in India The Joint Conference of Hokuriku Chapters of Institutes of Electrical Engineers, Japan
2003
12. Dr. Debabrata Roy, M. Iwahara and S. Yamada A consideration on the throughput performance of
telecommunication under the IPv6 environment for telemedicine The Joint Conference of Hokuriku
Chapters of Institutes of Electrical Engineers, Japan 2003
13. Dr. Debabrata Roy, Koji Abe and John P. Eakins Recognition of Grouping Areas in Trademarks
Considering Proximity and Shape Similarity The 8th International Conference on Knowledge-based
Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, LNAI 3213, Springer-Verlag, Wellington, New
Zealand September, 2004
iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 1 (Ongoing)

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 (Ongoing)

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and :

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Name of the Award / Awarding Contribution recognized

Medal / Scholarship / Year / Duration authority / Place through the award
Fellowship
First at the B.E.E. Exam,
Gold Medal 1991 Jadavpur University
1991.
First at the M.E.E. Exam,
Gold Medal 1994 Jadavpur University
1994.
Ashok Memorial Bronze First at the B.E.E. Exam,
1991 Jadavpur University
Medal 1991.
For securing the highest
marks in the Papers “Power
Stations and Sub Stations”
Barindra Memorial Bronze
1991 Jadavpur University and “Power System
Medal
Performances” taken
together at the B.E.E.
Examination, 1991.
The Japanese Government
October 1998 to The Government of For pursuing research work
Scholarship
March 2002 Japan in Japan
(Monbusho Scholarship)
Telecommunications
Telecommunications th
9 June 2003 to Advancement For pursuing research work
Advancement Research
9th March 2004 Organization (TAO) in Japan
Fellowship
of Japan

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : D. SARKAR
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph.D

(please list the courses taught) (Electrical Machines, Machine Design,
Basic Electrical Engineering, Power Systems,
Circuit theory, Electromagnetic fields).
5. Year of Research experience during : 24 years IN ALL

2000-2005

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
iv) Others : 5 (Five)

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 7 (Seven) in all

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Ph.D Ongoing 1 (One)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : UGC support for the major research project in
engineering
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, entitled”Computer Aided Design & Analysis
co-investigator, goals) for Optimizations of Thermal Conditions in rotating
Electrical Machines”. Value-4,06,600/- durations :
1.1.2005 to 31.12.2007, Co-Investigator-Dr. A. De
Goals : To optimize temperature distribution in rotating
Electrical Machines.
11. Other awards, honours and recognition : NIL

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : GAUTAM BANDYOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : B.E.(C.U.), M. Tech. (IIT KGP), Ph. D.(IIT KGP)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 19 Years; U.G. & P.G. Courses; Power System, Protective
(please list the courses taught) Relaying, Numerical Methods & Computer Programming,
Basic Electrical Engineering, Computer Oriented Power
System Analysis, Power System Stability, Power System
Operation & Control

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals – One (1)
1. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, P. Syam, P.K. Nandi, A.K. Chattopadhyay, Simulation and

experimental study of inter-harmonic performance of a cycloconverter-fed synchronous motor drive
IEEE Transactions On Energy Conversion, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. 325-332 2004
ii) In National Journals – Two (2)
1. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, I. Sen Gupta, T. N. Saha, Diakoptic based distributed state estimation
Institution of Engineers (India), Electrical, Vol. 82, pp 100-106 2001
2. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, P. Syam, Distributed fast decoupled loadflow analysis Institution of

Engineers (India), Electrical, Vol. 84, pp 183-188 2004
iii) In major conferences –
1. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, S. Parui, B. Basak, A study on Piece-Wise loadflow Fifth International

Power Engineering Conference (IPEC) held at Singapur 2001

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2. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, D. Chatterjee, A New Method of Voltage Contingency Selection

Twelfth National Power System Conference held at IIT- Kharagpur 2002
3. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, P. Syam, P.K. Nandi, A.K. Chattopadhyay, Power Quality study of a
cycloconverter-fed synchronous motor drive International Conference on Rotating Machines at New
Delhi (ELROMA) 2004
4. Gautam Bandyopadhyay, S. Das, P. Syam, A.K. Chattopadhyay, Wavelet Transform Application

for zero-crossing detection of distorted line voltages in weak a.c. systems IEEE India Annual
Conference (Indicon) 2004
iv) Others : Three (3) nos.

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Eight (8) nos.

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One (1) –thesis submitted

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE, 3.5 lakhs, 3 years, Dr. P. Syam, Development
and Implementation of Distributed Power System
Algorithms
11. Other awards, honours and : Asutosh Mukherjee Gold Medal for securing 1 st position
in recognition B.E.
Certificate of Merit for Paper No.6 (as in list below) for

2003-2004.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : J. PAL
3. Qualification : B.E.E., M.E.E., Ph.D
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 21 years (Power System, Numerical Methods and

(please list the courses taught) Computer Programming, Basic Electrical Engg.,
Electrical measurements, Artificial Neural
Networks for PG, Power System Analysis for PG)

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. J. Pal, D. Ganguly, V. Sarkar, A new Genetic approach for solving the Unit Commitment problem
International Conference on Power System Technology 2004
iv) Others : Nil


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : None

during 2000-2005


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recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : K. DAS (BHATTACHARYYA)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 7.5 years

(please list the courses taught) Microprocessor, Illum.Engg), Utilization of
Electric Power (UG), Computer Aided. Power
System Protections, Microcontrollers, DSP (PG)
5. Year of Research experience during : Development of an Automatic P.E. Controller

2000-2005 (ongoing)

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. K. Das (Bhattacharyya), D. Mohato, Software Based Neg.Sequence Relay JIE, Vol.84 July, 2003
1. K. Das (Bhattacharyya), D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta, A sample Integrated Microcontroller Based Scheme

for Alternator Protection. IPEC, 2003, IEEE/IEE, Singapore Nov,2003
2. K. Das (Bhattacharyya), D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta, A Microprocessor Based Scheme for Protection of

the generator rotor wdg. CIIC-2001, Cal. Univ. Dec.2001
3. K. Das (Bhattacharyya), P. Dan, An intelligent design instrumentation for P.F. control & Power quality
Measurement IEEE, ACE-2002 Dec.2002
iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 5 (five)

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : None

during 2000-2005

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9. Research funding secured during : None

10. Patents awarded : None
11. Other awards, honours and : Certificate of Merit by The Institute of Engineers for
recognition “Software Based Less of Excitation Relay”
JIE(I), Vol.79, Part El-4, Feb’99.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : MAINAK SENGUPTA
3. Qualification : B.E, M.Tech, PhD
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 1997 till date

5. Year of Research experience during : not clear

2000-2005
a) Books :
b) Papers :
1. Mainak Sengupta, Sengupta A, “Design, implementation and testing of an attraction type magnetic
levitation system” Conf. Proc. 2001
2. Mainak Sengupta, Sengupta A., Saha A., Patra S. “Design and performance of an Extended
Luenberger Observer for indirect position estimation in a Switched Reluctance Motor” 12th National
Power Systems Conference (NPSC- 2002), Dec. 27 – 29, IIT Kharagpur, INDIA, pp. 270-273. 2002
3. Mainak Sengupta, Moharana J.K. and Sengupta A. “Study on Advanced Static VAR Compensator
switched from Space Vector PWM Inverter – analysis, simulation and comparison with Sinusoidal
PWM” 1st National Power Electronics (NPEC- 2003), October 16-17, IIT Mumbai, INDIA, pp. 72-78.
2003
4. Mainak Sengupta, Ratnam K.V., Chattopadhyay A.K. and Bhattacharjee R “A novel position sensor
using analogue devices for an SR Motor without shaft mounted position encoder” IEEE International
Conference on Power Electronics and Drives (IEEE-PEDS 2003), Conf. Proc., SINGAPORE, pp. 978
983. 2003

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5. Mainak Sengupta,Sengupta A., Patra S. “Design, Simulation and Comparison of a PI and H optimal
controller for a switched reluctance motor based variable speed drive” 27th National Systems Conference
(NSC),Conf. Proc., IIT Kharagpur, INDIA, pp. 278-281. 2003
6.Mainak Sengupta, Sengupta A., Mukherjee B.K., Maiti S. “Design, Fabrication, DSP Implementation
and Comparison of Simulated Performance of a Linear Induction Motor for P-I and H  Control
Schemes” Proc of the 2nd MAGLEV Conference, MAGLEV, Shanghai, China. 2004
7. Mainak Sengupta, Maiti S “Design, Fabrication, DSP Implementation and Comparison of Simulated
Performance of a Linear Induction Motor for P-I and H  Control Schemes” Proc. 2nd IICPE
Conference, IICPE 2004, Mumbai, India 2004
8. Mainak Sengupta,Mukherjee B.K., Das S. and Sengupta A.,“Design, Fabrication, Testing and Finite
Element Analysis of a Lab-scale LIM”, Proc. of the IEEE India Conference, Indicon 2004, IIT
Kharagpur, India .2004
9. Mainak Sengupta,Maiti S., Maji S.“Design, Fabrication, DSP Implementation and Comparison of
Simulated Performance of a Linear Induction Motor for P-I and H  Control Schemes” Proc. of the
IEEE India Conference, Indicon 2004, IIT Kharagpur, India.2004
10. Mainak Sengupta,Moharana J.K., Sengupta A.“A Nonlinear Control Modelling of A STATCOM for
Reactive Power Compensation”Proc. of the 13th National Power System Conference (NPSC- 2004),IIT
Chennai, INDIA.December 27-29, 2004,
11. Mainak Sengupta,S. Mukherjee, G. Adak, Review of the architecture of TMS320LF2407A DSP
Evaluation module in order to develop a lab based board with an alternative serial communication link
to replace JTAG based link Accepted for presentation on 3rd National Power Electronics (NPEC- 2005),
December 22-24, IIT Kharagpur, INDIA 2005
12. Mainak Sengupta,Soumitra Das, Susen Bala Design, Performance and Finite Element Analysis of a
1kW Switched Reluctance Motor for Electric Vehicle.
Accepted for presentation on 3rd National Power Electronics (NPEC- 2005), December 22-24, IIT
Kharagpur, INDIA 2005
iv) Others : Nil


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 2

during 2000-2005

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9. Research funding secured during : 16.2 lakh by AICTE; 1 lakh by Webel Medeatronics;
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, 1.21 lakh by Electrotherm India Ltd.;
co-investigator, goals) 73 lakh by NaMPET; 15 lakh by FSS project
10. Patents awarded :

Patent applied for : “A novel position sensor using
analogue electronic devices for application in a switched
reluctance motor to eliminate the shaft mounted position
encoder”, Application no. 468/Cal/99 dated 18.05.1999.
Award expected by January, 2006.

recognition
 First prize for the best M.Tech thesis in Electronics/ Electrical
Engineering at the national level awarded by the Indian Society for
Technical Education (ISTE) and L&T in 1995.
 Best paper award in the Energy Systems session at the National

Systems Conference, 1995, Coimbatore.
 Best paper award in the Drives and Drive Diagnostics session at

the National Systems Conference, 2003, IIT Kharagpur.
 Young Engineer 2004 award by the Indian National Academy of

Engineering.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : P. CHATTOPADHYAY
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 2 years , 5 months

5. Year of Research experience during : 2 years and 6 months

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. P. Chattopadhyay, D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta Motor fault detection – A novel neural network approach
AMSE (France) No.2 (pp 35-46) 2002
2. P. Chattopadhyay Application of ANN in Thermal Modelling of Induction Motors AMSE (France)

Accepted
1. P. Chattopadhyay, D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta Uncertain Modelling of expert system for condition

monitoring of power transformer Journal of Institute of Engineers (I), 82, pp 82-86 2001
2. P. Chattopadhyay,D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta On line Monitoring of Thermal Insulation Deterioration of

Transformer Oil and a new strategy for reliable Load scheduling Journal of Technology, XXXVI, No.2
pp 51-61 2001

1. P. Chattopadhyay, D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta Incipient fault detection of 3 phase induction motor using a
novel neural network approach EAIT,IIT, Kharagpur 2001
2. P. Chattopadhyay, D. Ghosh, D. Dasgupta Overload capacity of the transformer – a novel approach

TRAFOTECH, Mumbai 2002
3. P. Chattopadhyay Application of Neural network in Thermal Modelling of Induction Motor IEEE,

Con., Canada 2003

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4. P. Chattopadhyay Thermal Monitoring of Induction Motor using artificial neural networks

PEISTCON, Kolkata 2005
iv) Others : Nil
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : One

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One Ongoing

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE, 10 lakhs, 2002-2005, None

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, AICTE, 10 lakhs, 2005-2008, None
11. Other awards, honours and : i) Young Scientist Award, Govt. of India, 2002
recognition ii) Common Wealth Fellowship Award, 2003

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : P. SYAM

(please list the courses taught) Solid State Devices, Control System, Power
Electronics, Signals and Circuits

2000-2005
a) Papers :
1. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr.A.K.Chattopadhyay Improvement in power quality and a simple method
of subharmonic suppression for a cycloconverter-fed synchronous motor drive”IEE Part B proceedings,
Electric Power Application Issue-4, 292-303 July 2002
2. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr.A.K.Chattopadhyay, Dr. G. Bandyopadhyay Simulation and Experimental
Study of Interharmonic Performance of a Cycloconverter-fed Synchronous Motor drive system”IEEE
Trans. On Energy Conv. Vol.19,No.2pp.325-332 June, 2004
3. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr.A.K.Chattopadhyay Effect of output current ripple on the input power
quality of a Cycloconverter-fed synchronous motor drive:IEE-Part B, EPA. Vol.151, Issue 4, pp.425-433
July 2004
iv) In National Journals –
1. P. Syam, Dr. G. Bandyopadhyay Distributed Fast Decoupled Load Flow Analysis IE(I) Journal-EI
Vol.84 March 2004

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v) In major conferences –
1. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr. A.K. Chattopadhyay Implementation of a frequency selective feedback
method of subharmonic suppression in the output voltage of a naturally commutated cycloconverter
Automation and Information Technology (EAIT-2001), IIT, Kharagpur 2001
2. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr. A.K. Chattopadhyay, G. Bandyopadhyay Power quality considerations
for a cylcoconverter –fed synchronous motor drive 6th Int. Conf. On Rotating Elec. Machines
(ELROMA), New Delhi 2004
3. P. Syam, Dr. P.K. Nandi, Dr. A.K. Chattopadhyay A review of the Control methods for suppression of
subharmonic/interharmonic in the output voltage of a cycloconverter IIPEC, Mombay 2004
4. P. Syam, Dr. G. Bandyopadhyay, S. Das, Dr. A.K. Chattopadhyay Wavelet Transform Application for
Zero crossing detention of distorted line voltages in Weak Systems IEEE-INDICON-IIT, Kharagpur
2004
iv) Others : Nil



during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : University Grants Commission, Rs.7,59,600/-, 3 years

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Development of a slip power controller using Matrix
co-investigator, goals) Converter
11. Other awards, honours and : Certificate of Merit, from Institute of Engineer’s (I)
recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : S.C. KONAR
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 26 years (approx.) Measurement I & II,

(please list the courses taught) Control System, Signal & Circuits, Basic
Elect. Engg., Utilisation of Electrical Power.

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : Nil
a) Books :
b) Papers :
1. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhuri Design of Power Station Voltage Controller on Algebraic Frame Work
Vol.56, No.3 2001
1. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhuri Analysis and Design of Roubus Voltage Stabilizer for Thermal Power
Station Vol.82, July 2002
2. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhduri, S.K. Chaudhuri System Behaviour of suddenly loaded Synchronous
Generator in Power Station Vol.XXV, No.4 2005

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1. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhuri Design and Graphical Analysis of Roubus Voltage Stabilizer for Thermal
Power Station Energy, Automation and Information Technology 2001
2. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhuri An Algebraic Criteria for Robust Stability of Voltage Controller under
Convex Optimaization Technique Control, Instrumentation and Information Communication 2001
3. S.C. Konar, A.S. Chaudhuri Dynamicss of Syn. Gen.connected to Thermal Power Station and its
Stability Studies with Capacitive Loading System Identification and Control Problems (SICPRO’05)
2005
iv) Others : -
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 3 Nos


during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : -

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : S.K. MALLIK
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Twenty four years

(please list the courses taught) (Electrical Machines in UG and PG and
Machine Design, Illumination Engineering,
Basic Electrical Engg.)
5. Year of Research experience during : Twelve Years only

2000-2005
6. Publications during 1999-2005 : Three

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. S.K. Mallik, B. Basak, A. Rouf Design & Simulation of resonant converter based SMPS battery
charger Int. Conf. On Renewable energy, Bangladesh 26-27 Nov. 1999
2. S.K. Mallik, B. Basak, A. Rouf Renewable energy education for West Bengal Int. Conf. On
Renewable energy, Bangladesh 26-27 Nov. 1999
3. S.K. Mallik, B. Basak, A. Rouf Performance Analysis of Induction Motor during starting International
Conference on
Power Engineering, Singapore 2001
iv) Others : Three

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Two


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during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : S. P. RAY

(please list the courses taught) Electromagnetic Fields, Electrical Machines,
Power System Planning and Basic Electrical Engg.
2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
iii) In major conferences –
1. S.P. Ray, D. Roy, D. Ghosh,P.K. Mukherjee Surface current simulation method. A Computation Tool
for study of Two-Dimensional Magnetic field. Second Japan-Australia-Newzeland Joint Seminar,
Kanazawa Univ.Kanazawa, Japan 2002
2. S.P. Ray, Sudipta Nath, A.K. Mukhopadhyay, A. Chakrabarti A Novel Method of Electrification in
Rural Areas by Scott Connected Transformer The IEE (UK), Calcutta Branch PEITSICON-2005 2005
iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 3 (Three)


during 2000-2005


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11. Other awards, honours and : Stood first in B.E.(Electrical); Obtained Gold Medal
Recognition

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Department
of
Civil Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : Civil Engineering Department
2. Name of the Faculty Member : DR. B. C. CHATTOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : B.Sc.(Hons. in Maths), B.C.E.,

M.Sc.(Engg.), Ph.D (CE)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 36 years in UG & PG in Civil Engg.

(please list the courses taught) Subjects Taught : Soil Mech.-I & II, Foundation
Engg., Adv. Soil Mech., Rock Engg., Theoretical
Soil Mech., Dynamics of Soils & Foundations,
Transportation Engg. I & II, Project Planning &
Management etc.
5. Year of Research experience during : All 5 years in Application of Natural Fibres in Civil
2000.2005 Engg., Improvement of Subgrade for roads,
Microzonation of Howrah and Kolkata Corpn. area
etc.
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : International Conference –3,

National Journals – 4,
National Conference – 10.
a) Books : N.A.
b) Papers :
1. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2004) “Construction of pavement systems
incorporating Jute geotextile” Vol.5, No.1, Indian Road Congress.
2. B. C. Chattopadhyay & K. Deb (2004) “Moorum as Blanketing Material for Railway

Tracks”,Vol.4, No.1, Journal of Institution of Permanent Way Engineering.
3. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2003) “Use of Jute Geotextiles in Roads over weak
subgrade” Vol.83, Journal of Institution of Engineers (India).
4. B. C. Chattopadhyay & P. J. Pise (2001) “Design charts for uplift capacity of piles”, Vol.36,
No.1, Journal of Technology.

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1. B. C. Chattopadhyay , M. Patra & Dr. A. Ghosh (2005) “Stress Distribution due to surface
loading in layered soil medium”, Indian Geotechnical Conference, Ahmedabad.
2. B. C. Chattopadhyay & T. K. Roy (2005), “Uses of Soil as Road Material with different
thickness for improvisation purposes”, National Conference on Advances in Road
Transportation, Rourkela.
3. B. C. Chattopadhyay , G. Bhattacharya & S. Roy (2004), “Implementation of PMGSY for rural

road construction in Howrah District”, Indian Geotechnical Conference, Warangal , India.
4. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Dutta (2004), “Anisotropic shear strength characteristics of an alluvial

soil”, National Conference on advances in Geotech. Engg., Bangalore, IISC.
5. B. C. Chattopadhyay & K. Deb (2003), “Effect of direction and location of loading on average
skin friction of Vertical Piles”, Indian Geotechnical Conference, Roorkee, IIT.
6. B. C. Chattopadhyay & Nevedita Das (2002), “Bearing Capacity of Strip Footings on Layered
Soils” IGC, Allahabad.
7. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2002), “Construction of Unpaved Rounds using Jute

Geotextiles”, National Seminar on Rural Training in India, IIT, Kharagpur.
8. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2002), “Role of Jute Geotextiles in Paved Roads in Soft
Cohesive Soil”, All India Seminar on Application of Jute Geotextile in Civil Engg., Institution of
Engineers(I).
9. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Dutta (2001), “Directional Variation of Permeability Characteristics

of Alluvial Soils”, IGC, Indore.
iv) In International Conference

1. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2004), “Application of Geotextile for purposes of
ground improvement”, International Conference on Geosynthetics and Geoenvironmental Engg.,
IIT, Bombay.
2. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2003), “Site Remediation on Soft Soil with Jute
Geotextile”, 12th Asian Regional Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering,
Singapore.
3. B. C. Chattopadhyay & S. Chakravarty (2000), “Application of Jute Geotextile in Road

Construction”, International Seminar on Accessibility of Road Development Planning BITS,
Pilani, India.
v) Others : Ten

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8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Produced 1, Guiding 2

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Rs.15 lakh, MODROB Project,

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, AICTE, Two years.
11. Other awards, honours and : 1) Ministry of Irrigation & Power Medal
recognition
2) Dr. Triguna Sen Gold Medal for
best papers in Institution of Engineers

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : SUSANTA KUMAR SARKAR
3. Qualification : Ph.D., M.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 40 years in UG and PG Level in

(please list the courses taught) different subjects in Structural Engg.

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. S. K. Sarkar, S. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2005), “Damage Detection of Bridge Girder Pier System
from modal data” Applied Mech. & Engg. 10 (4).
2. S. K. Sarkar & S. Chakraborty (2000), “Analysis of Curved beam on uncertain elastic foundation
Finite Element Analysis & Design” 36.

1. S. K. Sarkar, S. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2005), “Identification of locations and magnitude of
damage in Structure from measurement of nat. frequency & mode shapes”, I.O.E (C.E. Devsn),
86.
2. S. K. Sarkar & S. Majumdar (2003), “A hybrid FE approach based on boundary error

minimization”, J. of Tech. 37 (1-2).
3. S. K. Sarkar, S. Mallick & S. Bhanja (2001), “Determination of the optimum size of coarse
aggregate J. of I.O.E (Vol. 82).
4. S. K. Sarkar & S. Majumdar (2001), “Plate bending analysis by a hybrid FE approach”, J. of

Tech. 36

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1. S. K. Sarkar, S. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2004), “Damage detection of Plate from modal data”,
ICTACEM, IIT Kharagpur.
2. S. K. Sarkar, S. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2003), “Damage detection of beam using simulated free
vibration data”, SEC, IIT Kharagpur.
3. S. K. Sarkar, S. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2003), “Damage detection of frame from modal data”,
SMISSCE, Bangalore.
4. S. K. Sarkar & A. Biswas (2003), “Effect of in-filled panel location on response of multistoried
building frame under seismic load”, SEC, IIT Kharagpur.
5. S. K. Sarkar & S. Chakraborty (2002), “Fully Stochastic Analysis of Structures s.t. Earthquake”,
5th WCCM Vienna.
6. S. K. Sarkar, A. Chaudhuri & S. Chakraborty (2002), “Sensitivity evaluation in seismic

reliability analysis of structures”, ISET, IIT Roorkee.
7. S. K. Sarkar, S. Chakraborty & S. Bhattacharjya (2005)(accepted), “Robustness in probabilistic

optimization of structure”, SEC, IISc., Bangalore.
iv) Others : --
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 7 nos

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : two (ongoing)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : 1) AICTE, 3 lacs, Development of

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Dynamics Lab., MODROB
co-investigator, goals) Scheme.
2) CSIR, 6.5 lacs (PA), 3 yrs. Dr. S.
Chakraborty, Probabi Listic
Robust Structural Optimization
Stochastic parameters.
3) UGC, 4.05 lacs (PA), 3 yrs., Dr.
S. Chakraborty, Development of
Structural health assessment
Methodology Based on free
Vibration response.

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11. Other awards, honours and :  Awarded Excellency Certificate for

recognition successful completion of AICTE
sponsored MODROB Scheme Project.
 Life member of ISTE and FOSET.

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2.(a) Name of the Faculty Member : Amalendu Ghosh

(b) Designation : Professor & Ex-Head
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 38 years plus

(please list the courses taught) (Different courses in the field of Geotechnical
Engineering, like Soil Mechanics; Foundation Engineering; Earth & Earth Retaining Structures; Soil
Investigation, Exploration, Report Writing & Practices; Principles and Design of Reinforced Earth;
Flow through Porous Media. Surveying, Numerical Methods and Computer Programming,
Introduction to Computing, Design of Structures etc.)

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. Amalendu Ghosh, Ashis Kumar Bera & Ambarish Ghosh (2005), “Regression Model for Bearing
Capacity of a Square Footing on Reinforced Pond Ash”, Geotextiles & Geomembranes, Journal
of the International Geotextile Society, Elsevier, U.K., 23(2005), pp 261-285
2. Amalendu Ghosh, Ambarish Ghosh, & Ashis Kumar Bera (2005), “Bearing Capacity of Square
Footing on Pond Ash Reinforced with Jute– Geotextile”, Geotextiles & Geomembranes,
Journal of the International Geotextile Society, Elsevier, U.K., 23(2005), pp 144-173

1. Amalendu Ghosh (2002), “Effective use of Jute-Geotextile in Construction of Roads for Light
Traffic”, All India Seminar on Application of Jute-Geotextiles in Civil Engineering organized by
the Institution of Engineers (India).

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iv) Others : One


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Submitted (in2 004) …. One

during 2000-2005 Ongoing …. …. …. …. Three

11. Other awards, honours and : NIL

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : SAIBAL KUMAR GHOSH
3. Qualification : B.E.(Civil) Cal, M.E. (Civil) Cal, Ph.D. (BESU)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 36 years (Different UG and PG

(please list the courses taught) subjects)

2000-2005

a) Books :
b) Papers :
iv) Others : Nil



during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : Ph.D. in 2005

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Gautam Bhattacharya
3. Qualification : Ph.D.

(please list the courses taught) Courses taught:
UG: Soil Mechanics, Foundation Engineering.,
Earth & Earth Retaining Structures,
Geotechnical Investigation & Practices,
Highway Engg., Surveying, Numerical
Methods & Computer Programming
PG: Advanced Soil Mechanics, Advanced
Foundation Engineering., Stability Problems
in Geotechnical Engineering
5. Year of Research experience during : Entire period of 6 years

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : Int. Journal 2, Nat. journal 6, Maj. Conf. 12
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
International Journal
1. Bhattacharya, G., Ojha, S., Jana, D. and Chakraborty, S.K. (2003). “Direct Search for Minimum
Reliability Index of Earth Slopes.” Accepted for publication in Computers and Geotechnics, Elsevier
Science Ltd.
2. Bhattacharya, G. (2002). “Global Search Method for Locating General Slip Surface Using Monte
Carlo Techniques.” Discussion, J. Geotech. & Geoenv. Engrg., ASCE, 128(12), 1048-1049.
National Journal
1. Bhattacharya, G. and Basudhar, P.K. (2002). "Stability Computations in Steep Cohesive Slopes:
Difficulties and

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Their Remedies." Indian Geotech. J.,32(2), 1-19.

2. Bhattacharya, G. and Basudhar, P.K. (2001). "Generalised Procedure of Slices for Analysis of Zoned
Dams Under
Steady Seepage." Indian Geotech. J., 31(1), 173-197.
3. Bhattacharya, G. and Basudhar, P.K. (2001). "A New Procedure for Finding Critical Slip Surfaces in
Slope Stability Analysis." Indian Geotech. J., 31(1), 149-172.
4. Bhattacharya, G. and Basudhar, P.K. (2000). "Slope Stability Computations in Nonhomogeneous and
Anisotropic Soils." Indian Geotech. J., 30(4), 385-399.
5. Bhattacharya, G. and Pan, S. (2000). "Passive Earth Pressure Coefficients Using Generalised
Procedure of Slices." Indian Geotech. J., 30(3), 73-85.
6. Bhattacharya, G., N. Sanjeev Kumar and Chakraborty, S. (2001). "A Study on the Reliability of
Earth Slopes." Journal of Technology, B.E. College (India), 36(2), 13-23.
Major Conferences
1. Bhattacharya G., Bhattacharya S. and Madabhushi G. (2005), “Risk Evaluation of Existing Piled
Foundations in Liquefiable Soils”, Proc. of the 16th Int. Conf. on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical
Engineering (16 ICSMGE), Sept. 2005, Osaka, Japan.
2. Roy S.K., Bhattacharya G. and Ghosh I., “Application of Reliability Analysis in Pavement
Performance Studies”, Proc. of the Int. Conf. on Structural and Road Transportation Engg. (ATART
2005), Jan. 2005, IIT Kharagpur, India.
3. Bhattacharya G., Chowdhury S., Mukherjee S. and Chakraborty S. (2004), “Slope Reliability-Effects
of Deterministic and Probabilistic Models”, Proc. of the International workshop on Risk Assessment
in Site Characterization and Geotechnical Design (GEORISK 2004), Nov. 2004, IISC. Bangalore,
India
4. Bhattacharya G. and Kiyamuddin S. (2004), “An Optimization Based Aseismic Design Procedure
for Reinforced Earth Walls”, Proc. of the Int. Conf. on Geosynthetics and Geoenvironmental Engg.,
ICGGE 2004, Dec. 2004, IIT Bombay, India.
5. Bhattacharya G. and Koner K. (2003). “Reliability Analysis of Settlement of Foundations”-Accepted
for publication in the Proc. of the Structural Engineering Convention-An International Meet, SEC-
2003, Dec. 2003, IIT Khraragpur, India
6. Bhattacharya G., Ojha S., Jana D. and Chakraborty S. (2003). "A Direct Search Procedure for
Determination of Critical Probabilistic Slip Surfaces for Earth Slopes", Proc., Symposium on
Advances in Geotechnical Engineering, SAGE-2003, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India,
2003, 217-223.
7. Bhattacharya G., Jana, D. Ojha, S. and Chakraborty, S. (2002). "Search Algorithm for Minimum
Reliability Index of Earth Slopes”, Proc. of the Third International Conference on Landslides, Slope
Stability and Safety of Infrastructures, Singapore, pp. 119-126
8. Bhattacharya G. and Mazumdar G. (2005), “Probabilistic Evaluation of Earthquake-Induced Slope
Failure”, Accepted for publication in the Proc. of the Indian Geotechnical Conf. to be held in Dec.
2005 in Ahmedabad, India.
9. Bhattacharya, G., Chowdhury S.S. and Chakraborty S. (2004). "Identification of Dominant
Parameters for the reliability analysis of slopes”- Proc., Indian Geotech. Conf., Roorkee, Dec. 2004,
Vol. 1, pp. 286-289
10. Bhattacharya, G. and Basudhar, P.K. (2003). "A Direct Procedure for Finding Critical Slip Surfaces”-
Proc., Indian Geotech. Conf., Roorkee Dec. 2003, Vol. 1, pp. 173-176

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11. Bhattacharya, G. and Koner K. (2003). "A Study on the Reliability Analysis of Settlement”- Proc.,
Indian Geotech. Conf., Roorkee Dec. 2003, Vol. 1, pp. 181-184.
12. Bhattacharya G., Dutta S.C., Roy R., Dutta S. and Roy T.K. (2000). "A Study on the Effect of Soil
Structure Interaction of Building Frames on Winkler Foundations" Proc., Indian Geotech. Conf.,
Mumbai, Dec. 2000, 119-122.
iv) Others : 06

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Source: CSIR Value: 7.8 Lakh, Duration: 3 Years
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Co-investigator: Dr. Subrata Chakraborty
co-investigator, goals) Goal: Reliability Analysis of Earth Slopes with
General Slip Surfaces

Recipient of IGS-Shri R.N. Prasad Bienniel Prize for the best paper on “Slope Stability and Landslides”
2003. Recipient of Awards and Prizes for ranking First in order of merit in both the B.E.(Civil)
Examinations, 1977 and M.E. (Civil) Examinations, 1979 of the University of Calcutta. Won several
prizes including the prestigious Sir Biren Mookerjee Prize for proficiencies in various courses at the
undergraduate level

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Prof. Sekhar Chandra Dutta
3. Qualification : Ph. D. (1996) - Civil Engineering (Structural

Engineering), Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur, C.P.I:
9.67/10.0
M. E. (1990) - Civil Engineering (Structural
Engineering), Calcutta University,
Calcutta, Marks: 83%
B. E. (1988) - Civil Engineering, Calcutta
University, Calcutta, Marks: 80%,
Ranked 4th in the graduating class
of 90 students
4. Year of Teaching Experience : About 10 years.

Professor of Civil Engineering in Bengal Engg.
and Sc. University, Shibpur since July 2004.
Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics in B.E.

College (D.U.), from16/10/97 to July 2004
Lecturer in Civil Engineering in B.E. College (D.U.),

from 9/10/95 to 15/10/97.

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Level (Undergraduate/
Institution Subjects taught Year
Postgraduate)
a) Concrete Technology
b) Planning, Drawing and
Estimation
c) Computer Programming
Department of Civil d) Concrete Technology
Undergraduate Level
Engineering, Laboratory
October, 1995
Bengal Engineering e) Analysis of Structure
to
College (Deemed (5th Semester Architecture)
October, 1997
University), Howrah – f) Final Semester Project
711 103, West Bengal
(a) Numerical Methods and
Computer Programming
Postgraduate Level
(b) Advanced Structural
Analysis.
a) Engineering Mechanics
b) Strength of Materials
Department of Applied c) Engineering Mechanics
Mechanics and and Graphics Laboratory
Undergraduate Level
Drawing, d) Strength of Materials October, 1997
Bengal Engineering Laboratory. to
College (Deemed e) Fluid Mechanics July, 2004
University), Howrah – Laboratory.
711 103, West Bengal a) Theory of Plates and
Shells. Postgraduate Level
b) Dynamics of Structures.
a) Structural Design
b) Theory of Structures
Department of Civil
Engineering, Bengal Undergraduate Level
Engineering and
Science University, July, 2004
Shibpur, Howrah-711 to
a) Theory of Plates and
103, West Bengal Continuing
Shells.
b) Structural Dynamics Postgraduate Level

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5. Year of Research experience during : About 15 years

2004-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. Nandi, N., Dutta, S. C. and Roychowdhury, A. (2005) “Shear Analysis on Earthen Dams” Dam
Engineering, published in February 2005, Vol.-XV issue-4, pp 255-282.
2. Dutta, S. C., Das, P. K. and Roy, R. (2005) “Seismic Behaviour of Code-Designed Bi-Directionally
Eccentric Systems” Journal of Structural Engineering, ASCE, October, 2005, pp 1497-1514.
3. Dutta, S. C., Roy, R and Dutta, S. (2004), “Applicability of a Few Analytical Formulations for
Dynamic Characteristics of Elevated Tanks with Battered Stagings”, International Journal of
Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Vol. 9, NO. 4,pp.803-819.
4. Dutta, S. C., Bhttacharya, K. and Roy, R. (2004), “Response of Low-Rise Buildings under Seismic
Ground Excitation Incorporating Soil-Structure Interaction”, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake
Engineering, Elsevier, Vol. 24, pp.893-914.
5. Dutta, S., Mandal, A. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), "Soil-Structure Interaction in Dynamic Behaviour of
Elevated Tanks with Alternate Frame Staging Configurations", Journal of Sound and Vibration,
Elsevier, Vol. 277, No.4-5, pp.825-853.
6. Bhattacharya, K., Dutta, S. C., and Dasgupta(2004), S., "Effect of Soil Flexibility on Dynamic
Behaviour of Building Frames with Raft Foundation", Journal of Sound and Vibration, Elsevier,
Vol.274, pp.111-135.
7. Dutta, S. C., and Dutta, S., (2003), "Inelastic Seismic Response of Elevated Tanks Incorporating
Period Lengthening due to Soil-Flexibility", European Earthquake Engineering, No.3, pp 36-49.
8. Bhattacharya, K. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), "Assessing Lateral Period of Building Frames
Incorporating Soil-Flexibility", Journal of Sound and Vibration, Elsevier, Vol. 269, No. 3-5, pp.
795-821.
9. Sarkar, P., Dutta, S. C. and Nandi, N., (2003), "A critical review of dam analysis methodologies"
International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Technical University Press, Zielona
Gora, Poland, Vol. 8, No.3, pp. 461-482.
10. Dutta, S. C., and Das, P. K., (2002) “Validity and Applicability of Two Simple Hysteresis Models to
Assess Progressive Seismic Damage in R/C Asymmetric Buildings,” Journal of Sound and
Vibration, Elsevier, Vol. 257, No. 4, pp. 753-777.

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11. Dutta, S. C. and Roy, R., (2002) “A Critical Review on Idealization and Modelling for Interaction
among Soil-foundation Structure system,” Computers and Structures. Elsevier, Vol. 80, No. 20-21,
pp. 1579-1594.
12. Dutta, S. C., and Das, P. K., (2002) “Inelastic Seismic Response of Code-Designed Reinforced
Concrete Asymmetric Buildings with Strength Degradation,” Engineering Structures, Elsevier, Vol.
24, No. 10, pp. 1295-1314.
13. Das, P. K., and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Effect of Strength and Stiffness Deterioration on Seismic
Behaviour of R/C Asymmetric Buildings,” International Journal of Applied Mechanics and
Engineering, Technical University Press, Zielona Gora, Poland, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp 527-564.
14. Roy, R., Dutta, S. C., and Moitra, D., (2002), “Soil-Structure Interaction in Buildings with Isolated
and Grid Foundations: Progress and Scopes,” The Bridge and Structural Engineers, Vol. 31, No. 4
pp. 15-36.
15. Dutta, S. C., (2001), “Effect of Strength Deterioration on Inelastic Seismic Torsional Behaviour of
Asymmetric RC Buildings,” Building and Environment, Elsevier, Vol. 36, No. 10, pp. 1109-1118.
16. Chakraborty, A. K, and Dutta, S. C., (2001), “Study on Silica Fume Modified Mortar with Various
Indian Cements Cured at Different Temperatures,” Building and Environment, Elsevier, Vol.36,
No.3, April, pp. 375 -382.
17. Dutta, S. C., Jain, S. K., and Murty, C. V. R., (2001) “Inelastic Seismic Torsional Behaviour of
Elevated Tanks”, Journal of Sound and Vibration, Elsevier, Vol. 242, No. 1, pp. 151-167.
18. Roy, R., and Dutta, S. C. (2001), “Differential Settlement among Isolated Footings of Building
Frames: The Problem, Its Estimation and Possible Measures,” International Journal of Applied
Mechanics and Engineering, Technical University Press, Zielona Gora, Poland, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp.
165 - 186.
19. Dutta, S. C., Jain, S. K., and Murty, C. V. R., (2000), “Assessing Seismic Torsional Vulnerability of
Elevated Water Tanks with RC Frame Type Staging,” Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering,
Elsevier, Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 183-197.
20. Dutta, S. C., Jain, S. K., and Murty, C. V. R., (2000), “Alternate Tank Staging Configuration with
Reduced Torsional Vulnerability,” Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Elsevier, Vol. 19,
No. 3, pp.199-215.
21. Dutta, S. C., Murty, C. V. R., and Jain, S. K., (2000), “Seismic Torsional Vibration in Elevated
Tanks,” Structural Engineering and Mechanics, Techno Press, Vol. 9, No. 6, pp. 615-636.
22. Chakraborty, A. K., and Dutta, S. C., (2000), “Effect of Air-entraining Admixtures on the Behaviour
of Concrete,” The Bridge and Structural Engineer, Vol. 30, No. 2, June, pp. 1- 13.

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23. Chakraborty, A. K., and Dutta, S. C. (2000), “Effect of Silica Fume on the Long Term Strength at
Various Ages of Mortar Made by Different Indian Cements,” New Building Materials and
Construction World, Vol. 6, Issue 6, pp. 16 - 21.
24. Chakraborty, A. K., Dutta, S. C., Sen, P., and Ray, I., (2000), “Improved Performance of Silica
Fume Modified Mortar due to Addition of Polymer Emulsions,” Journal of Polymer Materials, Vol.
17, No. 1, March, pp. 53 -62.
25. Chakraborty, A. K, and Dutta, S. C., (2000), “Performance of Silica Fume Slag Cement Mortar with
and without Superplasticiser and Polymer Emulsion,” Journal of Polymer Materials, Vol. 17, No. 3,
pp. 305 -312.
1. Roy, R and Dutta, S. C., “Behaviour of Grid Foundation under Static Gravity Loading”, Journal of
Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. 85, February, pp.261-268.
2. Dutta, S. C., Majumder, S., Dutta, S., (2002) “Seismic Behaviour of Tanks: Progress and Scopes of
Research,” Journal of Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. 82, February, pp. 208-216.
3. Dutta, S. C., (2000), “Seismic Torsional Behaviour of Elevated Tanks for Improved Code
provisions: Elastic Behaviour,” Journal of Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. 80, February, pp.
169 - 181.
4. Chakraborty, A. K, Dutta, S. C., and Ray, I., (2000), “Variation in Effect of Acrylic Latex with
Change in W/C Ratio of Silica Fume Modified Superplasticised Concrete/Mortar,” Journal of
Institution of Engineers (India), Vol. 80, February, pp. 186 -190.
1. Roy, R. and Dutta, S.C., “Inelastic Seismic Behaviour of Multistorey Building Frames with
General class of Asymmetry" Proceeding of International Conference on Structural and Road
Transportation Engineering (START 2005) held on 3-5th January, 2005 in IIT Kharagpur, India, pp.
288-297
2. Nandi, N., Dutta, S.C. and Roychowdhury, A. “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Stress
Distribution of Earthen Dams" Proceeding of International Conference on Structural and Road
Transportation Engineering (START 2005) held on 3-5th January, 2005 in IIT Kharagpur, India, pp.
326-333
3. Pal, S. and Dutta, S.C.,"Influence of Distribution of Load Resisting Elements in Plan on

Seismic Behavior of Asymmetric Buildings" Proceeding of International Conference on Structural
and Road Transportation Engineering (START 2005) held on 3-5 th January, 2005 in IIT Kharagpur,
India, pp. 298-305

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4. Roy, R., Das, P. K., Chowdhury, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), “Adequacy of Existing Seismic
Torsional Provisions: A Critical Review with Recommendations” Proceedings of World Congress on
Natural Disaster Mitigation held on 19-22nd February, 2004 in New Delhi, India, pp. 337-347.
5. Roy, R., Chowdhury, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2004), “Role of Steel in Improving Behaviour of
Concrete” accepted for publication in the Proceedings of Conference on Long Products: The
Challenges & Opportunity jointly organized by The Indian Institute of Metals and Tata Steel, held on
9-10th February, 2004, at Jamshedpur, India, pp. 38.1 – 38.10.
6. Das, P. K. and Dutta, S. C., (2003), “Inelastic Seismic Behaviour of R/C Structures with Bi-
Directional Asymmetry under Near Fault Motion” accepted for publication in the Proceedings of
Structural Engineering Convention (SEC - 2003), An International Meet, 12–14th December 2003, at
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India, pp. 475-483.
7. Nandi, N. and Dutta, S. C., (2003), “A Study on Shear Failure of Earthen Dams” accepted
for publication in the Proceedings of Structural Engineering Convention (SEC - 2003), An
International Meet, 12–14th December 2003, at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India, pp.
636-647.
8. Dutta, S. C., Chowdhury, R., Roy, R. and Reddy, G. R., (2003), “Development of a
Hysteresis Model for R/C Columns subjected to Bi-axial Lateral Loading” Proceedings of National
Seminar on ‘Seismic Design of Nuclear Power Plants (SDNPP-2003)’ 21-22nd February, 2003, at
SERC, Chennai, India, pp. 245-254.
9. Chowdhury, R., Reddy, G. R., Roy, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2003), “Effect of Gravity Loading
on Inelastic Seismic Response of Reinforced Concrete Structures”, Proceedings of National Seminar
on ‘Seismic Design of Nuclear Power Plants (SDNPP-2003)’ 21-22nd February, 2003, at SERC,
Chennai, India, pp. 255-268.
10. Dutta, S. C., Chowdhury, R., Chakraborty, A. K., Roy, R. and Reddy, G. R., (2003),
“Inelastic Response of Reinforced Concrete Structures during Severe Earthquakes”, Proceedings of
5th Technical Programme Discussion Meeting (TPDM-2003) of BRNS Projects in ‘Structures,
Materials, Thermal Hydraulics, Chemical & Electronics Engineering and Water Chemistry’ 2-6th
February 2003, at BARC, Mumbai, India, Paper No. 11, pp. 1-11.
11. Chakraborty, A. K., Dutta, S. C. and Roy Chowdhury, A., (2003), “Study on Suitability of
Ash Obtained from Circulating Fluidized Bed Boiler as Supplementary Cementing Material”,
Proceedings of 4th National Workshops & Conference on ‘CFB Technology and Revamping of
Boilers in India’ 3rd-4th January 2003, at Bengal Engineering College (D.U.), West Bengal, India, pp.
263-272.
12. Dutta, S. C., (2002), “A Highlight on Simple Guidelines for Disaster-Resistant Structures,”
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Engineers for Earthquake Disaster’ 26-28th December 2002, at School of Architecture, IPS Academy,
Indore, India, pp. 1-39.
13. Nandi, N. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Changing Upstream Slopes of Earthen Dams: A
Possible Way to Avoid Seismic Failure due to Tension Zone at Crest”, Proceedings of National
Seminar on ‘Multisectorial Role of Architects and Engineers for Earthquake Disaster’ 26-28th
December 2002, at School of Architecture, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 77-90
14. Das, P. K. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Seismic Behaviour of Code Designed Bi-Directionally
Asymmetric System,” Proceedings of National Seminar on ‘Multisectorial Role of Architects and
Engineers for Earthquake Disaster’ 26-28th December 2002, at School of Architecture, IPS Academy,
Indore, India, pp. 117-128.
15. Dutta, S., Mandal, A., and Dutta, S.C., (2002), “Effect of Lengthening Lateral Period Due to
Soil-Flexibility on Inelastic Response of Elevated Water Tanks,” Proceedings of National Seminar
on ‘Multisectorial Role of Architects and Engineers for Earthquake Disaster’ 26-28th December
2002, at School of Architecture, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 58-66.
16. Bhattachaya, K., and Dutta, S.C., (2002), “Soil-Structure Interaction Effect in Seismic
Stress Distribution of Grid Foundation System,” Proceedings of National Seminar on ‘Multisectorial
Role of Architects and Engineers for Earthquake Disaster’ 26-28th December 2002, at School of
Architecture, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 129-140.
17. Mandal, A., Dutta, S., and Dutta, S.C., “Assessing Seismic Torsional Vulnerability of Shaft
Supported Elevated Tanks”, Proceedings of Twelfth Symposium of Earthquake Engineering, 16–18th
December 2002, at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India, pp. 1343-1351.
18. Das, P.K., and Dutta, S.C., “Seismic Vulnerability of Low-Rise Asymmetric Buildings due
to Degradation of R/C Structural Elements,” Proceedings of Twelfth Symposium of Earthquake
Engineering, 16–18th December 2002, at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India, pp. 1298-
1306.
19. Bhattacharya, K., Dutta, S. C., and Dasgupta, S. (2002), “Methodology for Evaluating
Stress Distribution due to Seismic Loading in Raft Foundation Incorporating Soil-Structure
Interaction,” Proceedings of Twelfth Symposium of Earthquake Engineering, 16–18th December
2002, at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India, pp. 530-539.
20. Nandi, N., and Dutta, S.C., (2002), “Tension at Crest: A Possible Reason of seismic Failure
of Earthen Dams,” Proceedings of Twelfth Symposium of Earthquake Engineering, 16–18th
December 2002, at Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India, pp. 1000-1007.
21. Sarkar, P., Nandi, N. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), "An Example-Based study on Behaviour of
Earthen Embankments", Proceedings of National Seminar on 'Recent Challenges in Civil
Engineering (RCCE-2002)', 21-22 June 2002, Hyderabad, India, pp. 69-81.

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22. Das, P. K. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), "Inelastic Behaviour of Bi-Directionally Eccentric
Street-Corner Buildings under Spectrum Consistent Seismic Excitation", Proceedings of National
Seminar on 'Recent Challenges in Civil Engineering (RCCE-2002)', 21-22 June 2002, Hyderabad,
India, pp. 245-255.
23. Bhattacharya, K. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), "Soil-structure Interaction in Seismic Response
of Buildings with Isolated Footing", Proceedings of National Seminar on 'Recent Challenges in Civil
24. Mandal, A. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), "Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Dynamic
Characteristics of Elevated Tanks with Alternate Staging Configuration on Annular Footing",
Proceedings of National Seminar on 'Recent Challenges in Civil Engineering (RCCE-2002)', 21-22
June 2002, Hyderabad, India, pp. 207-223.
25. Chowdhury, R. and Dutta, S. C. (2002), "Prediction of Deterioration of Concrete Strength
under Repetitive Loading", Proceedings of National Seminar on 'Recent Challenges in Civil
26. Sarkar, P. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Performance of Various Analysis Methods in Predicting
the Behaviour of an Earthen Embankment”, Proceedings of First National Seminar on Role of IT in
Fire and Disaster Management, 23-24 February 2002, IES, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 59-68.
27. Das, P. K. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Speciality in Seismic Behaviour of Reinforced
Concrete Structures with Bi-Directional Asymmetry”, Proceedings of First National Seminar on
Role of IT in Fire and Disaster Management, 23-24 February 2002, IES, IPS Academy, Indore,
India, pp. 69-79.
28. Bhattacharya, K. and Dutta, S. C., (2002), “Soil-Structure Interaction on Buildings with
Isolated Footing due to Seismic Loading”, Proceedings of First National Seminar on Role of IT in
Fire and Disaster Management, 23-24 February 2002, IES, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 80-97.
29. Mandal, A., Dutta, S., Dutta, S. C., and Moitra, D., (2002), “Effect of Soil-Structure
Interaction on Dynamic Characteristics of Elevated Tank with Annular Ring-Type Foundation”,
Proceedings of First National Seminar on Role of IT in Fire and Disaster Management, 23-24
February 2002, IES, IPS Academy, Indore, India, pp. 98-113..
30. Roy, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2001), “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Seismic Torsional
Behaviour of Building Frames”, Proceedings of “Second International Conference on Theoretical,
Applied, Computational and Experimental Mechanics (ICTACEM 2001)”, December 27-30, 2001,
Paper No. 24, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India.
31. Nandi, N., Sarkar, P., and Dutta, S. C. (2001), “Study on Behaviour of a Few Indian Dams
and Embankments,” Proceedings of “Second International Conference on Theoretical, Applied,
Computational and Experimental Mechanics (ICTACEM 2001)”, December 27-30, 2001, Paper No.
25, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India.

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32. Dutta, S., and Dutta, S.C., (2001), "Analytical Formulation for Stiffness Shaft Stagings of
Elevated Tanks Considering Soil-Structure Interaction”, Proceedings of 46th Congress of The Indian
Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (An International Meet), December 19-22, 2001.
Hamirpur, India, pp 226-235.
33. Das, P K and Dutta, S. C., (2001) “Seismic Behaviour of Bi-directionally Asymmetric
Structures”, Proceedings of “Structural Engineering Convention (SEC 2001), An International
Meet”, October 29 -31, 2001, Roorkee, India. pp. 704-713.
34. Dutta, S, Majumdar, S, and Dutta, S. C., (2001) “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on
Dynamic Behaviour of Elevated Water Tanks”, Proceedings of “Structural Engineering Convention
(SEC 2001), An International Meet”, October 29 -31, 2001, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee,
India. pp. 714-724.
35. Roy, R. and Dutta, S. C., (2001) “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on Dynamic Behaviour
of Building Frames on Grid Foundations”, Proceedings of “Structural Engineering Convention (SEC
2001), An International Meet”, October 29 -31, 2001, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India.
pp. 694-703.
36. Pal L. N., Chakraborty, A. K., Dutta, S. C. and Gayen, P. K., (2001), “Study on Bond
Strength of Reinforcement in Concrete”, Proceedings of “Structural Engineering Convention (SEC
2001), An International Meet”, October 29 -31, 2001, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India,
pp. 804-812.
37. Dutta, S. C. (2001), "Preventing Structural Collapse in Earthquakes: A Few Simple
Guidelines", Proceedings of "Workshop on Earthquake Resistant Structures", organized by ASCE
India Section in association with The Institution of Civil Engineers, UK, Calcutta Chapter and
Indian Concrete Institute, West Bengal Centre, June 9, 2001, Calcutta, India.
38. Roy, R., Dutta, S. C. and Moitra, D., (2001), “Behaviour of Grid Foundations Supporting
Multistory Frames: A Study Through Idealized Model,” Proceedings of “International Conference on
Mathematical Modeling”, January 29-31, 2001, University of Roorkee, Roorkee, India, pp. 452-457.
39. Das, P. K., and Dutta, S. C., (2001), “Simplified Hysteresis Models to Recognize
Progressive Damage of R.C. Asymmetric Buildings under Seismic Torsion,” Proceedings of the
National Symposium on “Advances in Structural Dynamics and Design (ASDD)”, January 9-11,
Chennai, India, pp. 219 -227.
40. Roy, R., Dutta, S. C., and Moitra, D., (2001), “Effect of Soil-Structure Interaction on
Dynamic Behaviour of Building Frames on Isolated Footings,” Proceedings of the National
Symposium on “Advances in Structural Dynamics and Design (ASDD)”, January 9-11, Chennai,
India, pp. 579 - 586.

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41. Chakraborty, A. K., and Dutta, S. C., (2000), Behaviour of Slag Cement Mortar modified
with Silica Fume, Superplasticiser and Polymeric Latex, Proceeding of “Structural Engineering
Convention (SEC-2000)”, January 5-8, Mumbai, India.
42. Das, P. K., and Dutta, S. C., (2000), Controlling Deterioration of RC Asymmetric Buildings
under Seismic Loadings, Proceedings of “ICI-Asian Conference on Ecstasy in Concrete”, November
20-22, Bangalore, India, pp. 295 - 303.
43. Bhattacharya, G., Dutta, S. C., Roy, R., Dutta, S., and Roy, T. K., (2000), “A Simple
Approach for Frame-Soil Interaction Analysis,” IGC The Millennium Conference, Indian Institute of
Technology, Powai, Mumbai, pp. 119.
44. Roy, R., Dutta, S. C., Moitra, D., and Ray, P. K., (2000), “Soil-Structure Interaction in
Buildings with Isolated and Grid Foundations: Progress and Scopes,” Proceedings of All India
Seminar on Structures in 21st Century, Organized by ASCE-IS and ICI.
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 10 Nos.

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 3 Nos.

during 2000-2005

Source Value Duration Co-investigator Goals

“Evaluation of
Seismic Torsional
Ductility Demand
in Structural
Young Scientist Rs. 1,40,000/-
Two years N/A Elements of
Scheme of DST (Approximately)
Reinforced
Concrete
Buildings with
Asymmetry”
Major Research Rs. 4,64,500/- Three years N/A “Study for
Project of (Approximately) Improved Design
University Grants Methodology of
Commission Strip Footings of
Multistorey
Frames
Considering

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Differential
Consolidation
Settlement”

“Inelastic
Response of
Board of Research
Reinforced
in Nuclear Rs. 7,14,200/- Three Years
N/A Concrete
Science, BARC, (Approximately)
Structures during
Mumbai.
Severe
Earthquakes”
“Effect of Soil-
Structure
Department of Interaction on
Science and Rs. 2,75,000/- Dynamic
Three Years N/A
Technology, West (Approximately) Behaviour of
Bengal Reinforced
Concrete Elevated
Water Tanks”
“Study on
Possibility of
Reducing
A.I.C.T.E,
Rs. 4,90,000/- Prof. A.K. Corrosion in
New Delhi Three Years
(Approximately) Chakraborty Concrete Using
Different
Admixture
Systems”
“Inelastic Seismic
Torsional
Rs.5,58,000/- Behaviour of R/C
C. S. I. R. Three years N/A
(Approximately) Multistoried
Buildings with
Asymmetry”

recognition
 Biography of the nominee has been selected for the
inclusion in the forthcoming volume (7th edition) of
Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering for
the reference value of his contribution.

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 Received a research grant of Rs. 1.40 lakhs under

Young Scientist scheme of Department of Science
and Technology, Govt. of India.
 Obtained ‘Arthur Cotton Memorial Medal’ from
Institution of Engineers (India) for best paper in Civil
Engineering Division Journal of the Institution in
Indian Engineering Congress, 1999-2000.
 Given away National Science Day Award 2002, for
notable contribution in the field of Science and
Technology, by Science Association of Bengal.
 Awarded Institute Post-Graduate Fellowship after
qualifying in the National Graduate Aptitude Test in
Engineering.
 Awarded National Scholarship and selected for Merit
Scholarships during undergraduate program.
 Won several School Day prizes for standing amongst
the top three ranks of the class in scholastic
achievements.
Short Term Courses Organized:

The applicant was involved in the organization of the following:
1) “Workshop on Computer & Software in Civil Engineering”, held in the Department of Civil
Engineering during 9-11th August, 1996.
2) “Computer Application in Structural Analysis” Jointly run by B.E.College (D.U.) and Institution of
Engineers (Calcutta).
Delivered invited lecture(s):
 Invited to deliver keynote lecture and to chair a technical session in the First National
Seminar on Role of IT in Fire and Disaster Management, 23-24 February 2002, IES, IPS
Academy, Indore, India.
 Delivered a lecture to a delegation from Bangladesh on Natural Disaster Mitigation in a
lecture series organized by Indian Institute of Training and Development (IITD) at
Thakurpukur, Kolkata, India.
 Delivered lecture on earthquake resistant design of structures in an Workshop arranged by
Disaster Mitigation Unit of West Bengal Voluntary Health Association, India.

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 Invited as a panelist in a panel discussion on 'Should we go for blended cement and tor steel'
organized by the 'Institution of Engineers (India)' at Kolkata, India.
 Invited to deliver a lecture on Seismic Analysis of Building Frames as per IS: 1893 – 2002 in
a Workshop arranged by UNDP at Asansole, India.
 Invited to deliver a lecture on Role of Mechanics in the field of Earthquake Engineering in a
Workshop arranged by Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.
 Invited to deliver a lecture on Simple Guidelines for Disaster resistant Structures in a lecture
series organized by UNDP at Dhanbad, India.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Kalyan Kumar Chattopadhyay

3. Qualification : BCE, MCE, Ph.D
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 18 yrs.
(please list the courses taught) UG – PPM, Soil Mechanics, Foundation Engg.,
Surveying-III, NMCP and other
Civil Engg. Subjects
PG – Avd. Numerical Methods and Computer Prog.
Adv. S.M, Theo. S. M.,
Dynamics of Soils and Foundations.

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : NIL
a) Books :
b) Papers : NIL
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Nine

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced :

during 2000-2005


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11. Other awards, honours and : IGS- Prof. Dinesh Mohon Biennial Prize 1993-94
recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. Kalyan Kumar Bhar
3. Qualification B.E.
: (Civil), M.E. (Hydraulic Engineering), PhD
(Water Resources Engineering)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Nine years

Courses Taught
Under Graduate
th
1. Hydraulic Structures (8 semester)
2. Irrigation Engineering (8th semester)
3. Water Resources Engineering (6th and 7th semester)
4. Introduction to Computing (2nd semester)
Post Graduate
1. Hydrologic Analysis and Design (1st and 2nd semester)
2. Advanced Computer Programming and Numerical Methods (1st semester)
3. Surface Water Hydrology (1st semester)
4. Advanced Hydraulic Structures (1st and 2nd semester)
5. Water Resources Systems Planning & Management (2nd semester)
6. Flood Control Engineering (2nd Semester)
7. Advanced Computer Programming (1st semester PTPG)
8. Advanced Numerical Methods (1st semester PTPG)
9. Computer Graphics and Multimedia (2nd semester PGIT)
10. Management Information System (2nd semester MBA)
5. Year of Research experience : Fifteen years
6. Publications during 2000–2005:
a) Books:
Sl. Title Co-authors Publishers Year Price

No.
1. Information Technology: Concepts Chhaya 2003 Rs. 160
and Applications Prakashani
2. Computer Applications, Part-I Scholar Books 2004 Rs. 70
3. Computer Applications, Part-II Scholar Books 2005 Rs. 100
4. Practical Computer Scholar Books In Press

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b) Papers:
1. K. K. Bhar, “Multivariate Streamflow Generation for Long Term Operation of Multireservoir
Systems, Jr. Hydrology”,
Jr. Hydrology, Elsevier Sc. (communicated).
2. K. K. Bhar, “SWMM Model for the Storm Water Drainage Problem of Kolkata City”, Jr.
Environ. Eng., ASCE, (communicated).
3. K. K. Bhar, “Dynamic Programming Models for Optimal Operation of a Multireservoir System”,
Water Resour. Res., AGU (communicated).

1 K. K. Bhar (2004), “Distributed Hydrologic Models for Estimation of Discharge from Ungauged
Basins”, Symposium on Predictions in Ungauged Basins for Sustainable Water Resources
Planning and Management (PUBSWRPM-2004).
2 K. K. Bhar (2004), “Geographical Information System and Surveying”, National Seminar on

Recent Advances in Surveying.
3 K. K. Bhar (2002), “A HEC-HMS based watershed model to develop inflow hydrographs for a
reservoir”, International Conference on Hydrology and Watershed Management, ICHWAM-
2002.
4 K. K. Bhar (2001), “IT & Real Time Operation of a Flood Control Reservoir”, International
Symposium on IT-Based Flood Forecasting, Warning and Participatory Management Systems.
5 K. K. Bhar & S. S. Ali (2002), “Dynamic Programming Application in Optimal Operation of

Multireservoir Systems”, International Conference on Water Related Disasters, ICWRD-2002.
6 K. K. Bhar & P. K. Lai (2002), “Assessment and Reduction of Flood Damages using HEC-FDA
and HEC-RAS”, International Conference on Disaster Management, Rehabilitation,
Reconstruction and Long-Term Development.
7 K. K. Bhar, A. K. Deb and A. Ghosal (2001), “Stormwater Management: An IT Perspective”, All

India Seminar on Mitigation of Flood Hazards.
iv) Others : Co-Editor: National Workshop Proceedings- One

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Eight


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8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Three

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during Source:

: AICTE (TAPTEC), Value: Rs. 5.0 lakhs, Duration: Two
years, Goals: Application of Information Technology for Real Time
Operation of Reservoir for Flood Hazard Mitigation
10. Patents awarded : None

Consulted by the industry as expert in Water Resources Engineering
11. Other awards, honours and :for four complex national and international projects
recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : SUBRATA CHAKRABORTY
3. Qualification : B.E., M.Tech., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 10 years (Strength of Mat. Computing

(please list the courses taught) in Civl Engg., Adv. Struct. Analysis,
Model Analysis, Numerical Methods,
Elasticity and Plasticity, Structural
Dynamics, Design of Str. Optimization.)
5. Year of Research experience during : 5 Years (during 2000 – 2005)

2000-2005

a) Books :
Sl. Title Co-authors Publishers Year Price
No.
1. Fundamentals of Sujit Kr. Roy S. Chand & 2003 Rs. 300/-
Structural Analysis Company Ltd.
b) Papers :
1. S. Chakraborty, S. Roy & S. K. Sarkar (2005), “Damage Detection of Bridge Girder Pier System
from Modal Data”, J. of Applied Mech. & Engg., 10 (4).
2. S. Chakraborty & Latifa SK. (2004), “Effective Moduli of RSFC”, J. of Reinforced plastics and
Comp. 23(7).
3. S. Chakraborty & A. Chaudhuri (2004), “Sensitivity evaluation in seismic reliability analysis of

structures”, Comp. Methods in Applied Mech. & Engg., 193.
4. S. Chakraborty , G. Bhattacharya, D. Jana & S. Ojha (2003), “Direct Search for Minimum
Reliability index of Earth Slopes”, Computers and Geotechnics, 30(6).
5. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2003), “Stochastic Sensitivity of 3-D elastodynamic

Response subjected to Random Ground Excitation”, Int. J. of Structure Stability and Dynamics,
3(2).
6. S. Chakraborty & A. Chaudhuri (2003), “Reliability evaluation of 3-D frame subjected to non-
stationary Earthquake”, Sound and Vibration, 259(4).

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7. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2002), “Stochastic Struct. Sensitivity Analysis of 2D

elastostat. Problems”, Comp. Methods in Appl. Mech. & Engg., 191 (49-50).
8. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2002), “An efficient 3-D stochastic FEM”, Solids and
Struct. 39(9).
9. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2002), “Stochastic Dynamic Sensitivity of Uncertain

Structures s.t. Random Earthquake loading” Sound & Vibration 249 (3).
10. S. Chakraborty, R. Ghosh & B. Bhattacharyya (2001), “Stochastic Sensitivity analysis of

Structures using first order perturbation”, Italian Association of Theoretical and Applied Mech.
36(3).
11. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2001), “Sensitivity Statistics of 3-D Structures under
parametric uncertainty”, ASCE, Engg. Mech. Devsn. 127(9).
12. S. Chakraborty & S. S. Dey (2000), “Stochastic FE Simulation of uncertain structures s.t.
earthquake loading”, Stock & Vibrn. 5.
13. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2000), “Stochastic FEM for sensitivity analysis of
structures”, Applied Mech. & Engnrg. 5 (4).
14. S. Chakraborty & S. K. Sarkar (2000), “Analysis of curved beam on uncertain elastic
foundation”, Finite Element Analysis and Design, 36.
15 S. Chakraborty & A. Chaudhuri, “Reliability of Linear Structures with parameter uncertainty

under non-stationary earthquake”, Structural Safety (In Press).

1. S. Chakraborty, S. Roy & S. K. Sarkar (2005), “Identification of loctn and magnitude of damage
in structures from measurement of natural frequency and mode shapes” J. of Instt. of Engineers.,
India (C.E. Divsn.), 86.
2. S. Chakraborty & A. Islam (2003), “Damage identification of trusses from static strain data”,
Instt. of Engineers (India), C.E. Divsn., 83.
3. S. Chakraborty, D. Mukhopadhyay & P. G. Bhattacharyya (2003), “A statistical study on

Compressive strength of recycled concrete”, Instt. of Engineers (India), C.E. Divsn., 83.
4. S. Chakraborty, G. Bhattacharyya & N. S. Kumar (2001), “A study on probability of failure of

earth slope”, J. of Tech. xxxvi(2).

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1. S. Chakraborty & A. Chaudhuri (2005), “Integrated reliability evaluation of uncertain struct.

Under non-st. earthquake”, COSSAR, Rome, Italy.
2. S. Chakraborty (2005), “Safety assessment of hybrid uncertain systems characterized by prob.,

poss, para”, Safely & Hazard Control, N. Delhi.
3. S. Chakraborty, S. Roy & S. K. Sarkar (2004), “Damage detection of plate from modal data”,
ICATCEM, IIT Kharagpur.
4. S. Chakraborty, G. Bhattacharyya, S. S. Chowdhury & S. Mukherjee (2004), “Rel. Analysis of

earth slopes-Effect of det. And prob. Models”, Risk Assessment in site characterization, IISc.,
Bangalore.
5. S. Chakraborty & A. Chaudhuri (2004), “Stoch. Dynamic analysis of struct. Under generalized
non-stationary earthquake model”, 13th WCE, Canada.
6. S. Chakraborty & G. Aditya (2004), “A new rel. evaluation algorithm for bounded variables”,
ICCMS, IIT Kanpur.
7. S. Chakraborty & G. Aditya (2003), “Heath monitoring of structures from simulated static
data”, SEC 2003, IIT Kharagpur.
8. S. Chakraborty, S. Roy & S. K. Sarkar (2003), “Damage detection of beam using simulated free
vibration data”, SEC 2003, IIT Kharagpur.
9. S. Chakraborty & Latifa Sk. (2003),“Rel. of RSIRC”, SEC, IIT Kharagpur.
10. S. Chakraborty & S. K. Sarkar (2002), “Fully stochastic analysis of struct. S.t. earthquake”, 5 th
WCCM, Vienna.
11. S. Chakraborty, G. Bhattacharya, D. Jana & S. Ojha (2002), “Search algorithm for minm. Rel.
index of earth slopes”, 3rd Conf. On Landslides, Slope stability, Singapore.
12. S. Chakraborty, B. Bhattacharyya (2001), “Perturbation-based stoch. Sensitivity of piles st.

ground exctn”, ICTACEN, IIT Kharagpur.
13. S. Chakraborty, A. Chauduri & B. Bhattacharyya (2001), “Sensitivity analysis of struct. S.t.
random earthquake”, SEC, Roorke.
14. S. Chakraborty & B. Bhattacharyya (2000), “Pobab. Sensitivity analysis of struct. Involving
parametric”, ISSN, ICTACEM, Chicago.

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15. S. Chakraborty, S. Roy & S. K. Sarkar (2003), “Damage detection of uncertainty frame from
modal data”, SM, ISSCE, Bangalore.
16. S. Chakraborty, G. Bhattacharya, S. Ojha & D. Jana (2003), “Direct search Proc. For det. of
cribcal probab. Slip surfaces for earth slopes”, AGE, IIT Kanpur.
iv) Others : Tech. Reports - 2


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 (Produced)

during 2000-2005 4 (Ongoing)

1) DST-YS Scheme (India), Rs. 3.42 Lacs, 3 yrs., Dr. S. K. Sarkar, Rel. evaluation of Structures
with Stochastic parameter variation s.t. random earthquake.
2) UGC, Rs. 4.05 lacs, 3 yrs., Dr. S. K. Sarkar, Development of structural health assessment
methodology based on free vibration response.
3) CSIR, Rs. 8 Lacs (approx.), 3 yrs., Reliability analysis of Earth Slopes with general Slip
Surfaces, Dr. G. Bhattacharya.
4) CSIR, Rs. 6.5 lacs (approx.), 3 yrs. Dr. S. K. Sarkar, Probabilistic Robust Structural
Optimization with stochastic parameter.

recognition
1) BOYSCAST fellowship from DST. G.O.I., to persue advance research of during 6 months at
University of Arizona, Tucson, U.S.A. (2004-05).
2) INAE Young Engineer Award (2003).
3) Young Faculty Research Award by B. E. College Alumni Association; Washington D.C.
Metropolitan Area (2004-05).
4) The Suchit Kr. Ghosh Memorial Prize by D.S.T.(I), 2003.
5) Young Scientist Award (FTP Scheme), by DST(I), 2003.
6) Int. Travel Support from NPEEE, DST (GOI) to attend 13th WC, Canada, 2004.
7) Awarded a posn. of R.A. for 8 months in University of Cambridge, U.K.
8) Instt. P.G. fellowship, N.S. during Madhyamik, Rural Scholarship.
9) Member of Editorial Board, News & Views, RCII of University.
10) Panel Reviewer of Elsevier Sc., SAGE, The Instt. of Engnrs. (Civil Engg.), Journals.
11) Nominated as the member of Ex-Committee of ISET (2005-06).

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Sudip K Roy
3. Qualification : B. E. (C.E.), M. Tech., Ph. D.

Name of the Course Level

Transportation Engineering I [Highway Engineering] UG
Transportation Engineering II [Airport Engg, Railway Engg., Port & Harbour Engg.] UG
Pavement Engineering UG
Traffic Engineering UG
Planning, Estimation and Valuation UG
Surveying UG
Advanced Traffic Engineering PG
Transportation Planning and Management PG
Highway Economics and Geometric Design PG
Optimization in Transport Planning PG

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. S. K. Roy & S Chakraborty (2005), “Traffic Accident Characteristics of Kolkata Transport and
Communication Bulletin No.74.

1. S. K. Roy & R N Datta (2005), “Ranking of Public Transport Modes According to the
Characteristics of Abstract Nature — Case Study Kolkata” , Indian Journal of Transport
Management (Accepted).

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1. S. K. Roy & R N Datta (2005), “Users’ Preference for Autorickshaw — Case Study Kolkata”,
Annual Conference of Transportation Research Board. USA.
2. S. K. Roy, G. Bhattacharya and I. Ghosh (2005), “Application of Reliability Analysis in

Pavement Performance Studies”, Proceedings of International Conference on Structural and
Road Transportation Engineering [START 2005].
3. S. K. Roy & S Chakraborty (2005), “Study On Varying Proportion of Autorickshaws On Traffic

Flow In Mixed Traffic Condition”, National Conference at NIT Rourkela.
4. S. K. Roy, G. Bhattacharya and B. C. Chattopadhyay (2004), “Implementation of PMGSY for

Rural Road Construction in Howrah District — A Case Study”, Proceedings of Indian
Geotechnical Conference 2004.
5. S. K. Roy (2002), “Urban Public Transport: Need For Systematic Planning And Design
Approach”, All India Seminar organized by ASCE (IS), Kolkata.
6. S. K. Roy (2002), “Role of Paratransit as Urban Public Transport Mode in Eastern and North-
Eastern States of India”, Development Perspectives of Eastern & North- Eastern states, The
Institute of Engineers(I), Kolkata.
7. S. K. Roy & S. Chakraborty (2002), “Some Accident Characteristics of Roadway Vehicles of

Kolkata”, ROTRAN Conference at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
8. S. K. Roy & M. L. RaiChowdhury (2001), “Modernizing The Technical Education For Meeting
The Need For Transportation Professionals In The Country”, International Seminar on
“Sustainable Development In Road Transport”. Indian Roads Congress. New Delhi.
9. S. K. Roy (2000), “ Transport Impact Assessment”, National Seminar on “Urban Renewal”.

The Institution of Engineers (I) Calcutta.
10. S. K. Roy (2000), “Design for Metropolitan Transit Restructuring”, 16th National Convention of
Civil Engineers. The Institute of Engineers (I). Calcutta.
iv) Others : 10
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Produced — 8, On going — 4

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Registered — 5

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Source — UGC Major Research Grant

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Value — Rs 4.03 lakhs; Duration — 3 years

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co-investigator, goals) Co-investigator — Nil

Goal: Development of Traffic Simulation Model for
Traffic Conditions in cities of India

recognition

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2. Name : Dr. Ambarish Ghosh
3. Qualification :(a) B. E. (Civil Engg.) First Class First, NBU, 1990

(b) M. Tech (SMFE), IIT Kharagpur, 1992
(c) Ph. D. (Environmental Geotechnics), IIT Kharagpur, 1996
4. Year of Teaching Experience : NINE Years

Courses Taught
Course No. & Title Level Number

(UG/PG of Times
)
(CE/N/G-101) Advanced Soil Mechanics –I PG 6
(CE/N/G-205) Advanced Soil Mechanics –II PG 5
(CE 1033) Ground Improvement Techniques PG 4
(CE/N/G-403) Ground Improvement Techniques PG 6
(CE 708) Foundation Engineering Sessional UG 5
(CE 803/2) Geotechnical Investigation and Practices UG 5
(Elective I)
(CE 401) Surveying – II UG 6
(CE 503) Surveying – III UG 9
(CE 403) Planning Drawing & Estimation UG 2
(CE 608) Soil Mechanics Laboratory UG 8
(CE 405) Planning Drawing & Estimation UG 2
(Sessional)
(CE 808) Structural Engineering Laboratory UG 1
(CE 404) Concrete Technology Laboratory UG 3
(CE 201) Introduction to Computing UG 2
Transportation Engineering Laboratory UG 1

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5. Years of Research experience : Thirteen Years
a) Books :
Sl.No. Title Co-authors Publishers Year Price

1. Proceedings of the National A L Guha, K K - 2005 --
Workshop on Damage Assesment
Bhar,
Retrofitting and Strengthening of
Buildings edited by held in January
2005, Kolkata.
b) Papers :
1 Ambarish Ghosh & Chillara Subbarao (2001), “Microstructural Development of Fly ash
Modified with Lime and Gypsum”, ASCE, Mat. in Civil Engg. Div. Vol (13), No. 1, pp. 65-70.
2 Ambarish Ghosh & Chillara Subbarao (2001), “Discussion on Microstructural Development of

Stabilized Fly Ash as Pavement Base Material”, ASCE, Mat. in Civil Engg. Div. Vol (13), No. 4,
pp. 316-317.
3 Ambarish Ghosh, Amalendu Ghosh & Ashis Kumar Bera (2005), “Bearing capacity of square
footing on pond ash reinforced with jute – geotextile”, Geotextiles & Geomembranes, Vol (23),
No. 2, 144-173.
4 Ambarish Ghosh, Ashis Kumar Bera & Amalendu Ghosh (2005), “Regression Model for
Bearing Capacity of a Square Footing on Reinforced Pond Ash”, Geotextiles & Geomembranes,
Vol (23), No. 3, 261-285.
5 Ambarish Ghosh & Chillara Subbarao, “Tensile Strength Bearing Ratio and Slake Durability of
Class F Fly ash Stabilized with Lime and Gypsum”, ASCE, Mat. in Civil Engg. Div. - In press
6 Ambarish Ghosh & Chillara Subbarao, “Leacing of lime from Fly ash Stabilized with Lime and
Gypsum”, ASCE, Mat. in Civil Engg. Div. - In press

1. Ambarish Ghosh, Subbarao C & Dasari G (2002), “Reinforcing with Geosynthetics”, Intl

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Conf on Advances in Civil Eng IIT Kharagpur, Vol 2, 1078-84.
2. Ambarish Ghosh, Subbarao C, Ghosh Ambarish, Chand S., and Mukhejee S (2002), “Fly Ash
and Stabilized Fly Ash as Construction Materials”, Intl Conf on Advances in Civil Eng IIT
Kharagpur, Vol 2, 1093-1099.
3. Ambarish Ghosh (2005), “Ground Improvement for Liquefaction Hazard Mitigation”, National
Workshop on Damage Assesment Retrofitting and Strengthening of Buildings, edited by Guha et
al., January 21-23 January, Kolkata.
4. Ambarish Ghosh, M. Patra & B. C. Chattopadhyay (2005), “Stress Distribution due to Surface
Loading in Layered Soil Media”, Indian Geotechnical Conference.
5. Ambarish Ghosh (2005), “Fly ash – Geosynthetics as Waste Containment Liner Material.
(Invited Lecture)”, Workshop on Application of Geosynthetics in Infrastructure Development
and Maintenance –IGS Kolkata Chapter.
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : SIXTEEN completed TWO in progress

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One Completed FIVE in progress

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : --University Medal from NBU

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. Chaitali Ray
3. Qualification : Ph.D (Structural Engineering)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Seven Years

(please list the courses taught) Courses Taught:
1) Design of Structures –6th semester UG
2) Structural Engg IV-8th Semester Architecture
3) Structural Analysis-6th Semester UG
4) Design of Structures –7th Semester UG
5) Design of Structures –5th Semester UG
6) Surveying –3rd Semester UG
7) Structural Analysis-6th Semester Architecture
8) Elasticity & Plasticity –PG
9) Theory of Plates & Shells –PG
10) Numerical Methods –MSc Physics
11) Numerical Methods in Engg (Finite Element)-
PG
12) Advanced Structural Analysis -PG
13)Optimization of Structures –PG
14)Model analysis -8th Semester UG
5. Year of Research experience during : 11

2004-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. C. Ray, B. G. Prusty and S. K. Satsangi (2001), “First ply failure analysis of laminated panels
under transverse loading”, J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites vol. 19.
2. C. Ray, B. G. Prusty and S. K. Satsangi (2001), “First ply failure analysis of stiffened panels-a
finite element approach” Composite Structures, vol. 51.
3. C. Ray and P. Pal (2002), “Progressive failure analysis of laminated composite plates by finite
element method”, J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites vol. 21.

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4. C. Ray, B. G. Prusty and S. K. Satsangi (2004), “Free vibration analysis of composite hat
stiffened panels by finite element method”, J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites vol. 23.
5. C. Ray (2004), “An investigation on the effect of fibre weight fraction on buckling of laminated
composite plates”, J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites.
6. C. Ray and Jayanta Garai (2005), “Initial failure analysis of laminated composite plates under
humid conditions”, J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites vol. 24.

1. C. Ray, B. G. Prusty and S. K. Satsangi (2000), “Analysis of composite stiffened panels for ship
structures”, SEC, Mumbai.
2. C. Ray (2002), “Hygrothermal effect on free vibration of laminated composite plates by finite
element method”, SHOT, IIT Kharagpur.
3. C. Ray and B. G. Prusty (2003), “On the free vibrational response of composite box stiffened
panels”, International Conference, Toronto, CANADA.
iv) Others : Short Term courses/Workshops - 4

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 10 (Produced)

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One (ongoing)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Three

co-investigator, goals) 1) UGC, 1.35lacs, 2002-04
Goal: Detailed study on the laminated composite

hat stiffened plates based on stability and vibration
analyses. The study included the effect of fibre
weight fraction, angle of fibre orientation, shape
and size of stiffeners etc.
2) DST (Fast track young scientist scheme), 2.4
lacs, 2003-05.
Goal: First ply failure analysis of laminated composite plates under hygrothermal environment has
been studied. This research project includes the investigation on the laminated composite plates of

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various lamination schemes and fibre orientation at high temperature/elevated moisture

concentration. The initial failure stage has been detected using various existing failure criteria.
3) CSIR, 10 lacs, 2003-2006
Goal: Hygrothermal analysis of laminated composite stiffened plates. Linear static analysis of
laminated composite stiffened plates under elevated temperature/moisture has been performed in
detail.
11. Other awards, honours and : President Award for presenting the Best Paper in
recognition ISTAM Congress, 1994 at Visakhapatnam.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : PRATIP BANDYOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : M.E. (Civil)

(please list the courses taught) [Env. Engg.; Soil Mechanics & Concrete Lab.;
Construction Technology; Surveying & C.E.
Drawing
in U.G. Course; Biological Process & Solid and
Hazardous Waste Management in P.G. Course]
5. Year of Research experience during : 7 years on Water & Waste Water Treatment
2000-2005 Technologies.
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 8 (Eight)

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : NIL

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : 1) Govt. of Japan; Rs.12.80 lacs; 3 years; -

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2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, To supply arsenic free drinking water for rural
co-investigator, goals) people of Bengal
2) AICTE, New, Delhi; Rs.3.5 lacs; 3.5 years;
D. Mazumder – To upgrade the arsenic

contaminated Water by developing treatment
technologies.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : PRANAB KUMAR LAI
3. Qualification : Master of Engineering (Civil Engg.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 26 years of (UG & PG) teaching

(please list the courses taught) experience.
Undergraduate Level :
Civil Engg. Drawing, Project & Thesis, Irrigation,
Flood Control and Drainage Engineering, Water
Resources Engineering I & II, Engineering
Materials, Construction & Services, Project
Organisation and Construction Management,
Hydraulic Structures, Introduction to Computing,
Theory of Structures (Arch. & Civil students),
Design of Structures, C.E. Laboratory I & II, Field
Surveying I & II, Water Resources Engg. Lab. I &
II
Postgraduate Level :
Water Resources Engineering I & II, Water Power
Engineering, Flood Control Engineering, Water
Resources Systems, Remote Sensing, Hydraulic
Structures I & II, Advanced Structural Analysis
(Part-time PG-Structures), Ecological Processes in
Environmental Engineering (Part-time PG-
Environmental Engineering)
5. Year of Research experience during : NIL

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers : NIL
iv) Others :

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7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 4 (Four)


during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Debashis Moitra
3. Qualification : M.C.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 21 years of (UG & PG) teaching

(please list the courses taught) experience.
Various Courses

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1 D. Moitra, A. Mandal & S. C. Dutta (2000), “Effect of Soil – structure interaction on Building
Frame”, International Journal of Structures Vol 18, No. 2.
1 D. Moitra, R. Roy & S. C. Datta (2002), “Soil – structure interaction in Building with isolated
and grid foundations: Progress and Scope”, Bridge and Structural Engineers Vol 31 No.4.

1 D. Moitra, A. Mandal, S. Datta & S. C. Datta (2002), “Effect of soil-structure interaction on
dynamic characteristic of Elevated Tank with annular ring type”, National Seminar on role of IT
in Fire and Disaster Management, Indore.
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 6 (Six)


during 2000-2005

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Recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : SUGOTO PAL
3. Qualification : BE, ME
4. Year of Teaching Experience :

18
(please list the courses taught) UG – Theory of Structure, Design of Structure,
Surveying, Construction Tech., Irrigation
PG – Theory of Elasticity, Prestressed Concrete,
Adv. RCC Design,
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005:

a) Books : NIL
b) Papers : NIL
1. S. Pal & S. C. Dutta (2005), "Influence of Distribution of Load Resisting Elements in Plan on
Seismic Behavior of Asymmetric Buildings", International Conference on Structural and Road
Transportation Engineering (START 2005) in IIT Kharagpur.
iv) Others :


during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and recognition :

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. Debabrata Mazumder
3. Qualification : B.C.E. (J.U.), M.C.E. (J.U.), Ph.D. (BESU)

(please list the courses taught) Environmental Engineering I and II, Ecology and
Environment, Public Health Services I and II.
[UG]
Industrial Water Pollution Control, Physico-

Chemical Processes in Environmental Engineering,
Design of Water and Wastewater Systems, Air
Pollution and Control, Environmental Engineering
Chemistry, Environmental Management and
Legislation. [PG]
5. Year of Research experience : 8 Years

a) Books : NIL
b) Papers : NIL
1. D. Mazumder and A. K. Dikshit (2002), “Application of deep-shaft activated sludge process in
wastewater treatment”, International Journal of Environmental Pollution, U.K. 17(3).
2. D. Mazumder (2002), “Applicability of sequencing batch reactor for wastewater treatment”,

International Journal of Environmental Pollution, U.K. 17(3).
3. D. Mazumder & A. K. Dikshit (2004), “Hybrid reactor system for wastewater treatment –
application and approach of modeling”, International Journal of Environmental Pollution,
U.K 20(2).
4. D. Mazumder, Somnath Mukherjee and Pradip K. Ray (2005), “Treatment of Tannery

Wastewater in a Hybrid Biological Reactor”, International Journal of Environmental Pollution,
U.K (Accepted).

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1 D. Mazumder & B. Roy (2000), “Low Cost Options for Treatment and Reuse of Municipal
Wastewater”, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 20(7).
2 D. Mazumder (2000), “Sensitivity Study of River Pollution Parameters for Single Town
System”, Journal of Indian association for Environmental Management 27, February.
3 D. Mazumder (2000), “Characterization Study of Wastewater from a Typical Pesticide Industry”,

Journal of Indian Water Works Association XXXII(3).
4 D. Mazumder (2000), “Process Study and Characterization of Wastewater Generated from a

Pesticide Manufacturing Industry”, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 20(2).
5 D. Mazumder (2000), “Municipal Solid Waste — Sources, Composition, Characteristics and

Technological Aspects of Management”, Journal of Institution of Public Health Engineers, 4.
6 D. Mazumder & B. Roy (2001), “Present Status of Drainage System of Calcutta Municipal
Corporation Area”, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 21(7).
7 D. Mazumder & P.P.Dutta (2002), “Various Aspects of Denitrification in Surface /Ground Water
Environment to Remove Nitrate”, Journal of Institution of Public Health Engineers, 2.
8 D. Mazumder & A.K. Dikshit (2002), “Hydraulic Performance Study on a Completely Mixed
Hybrid Reactor”, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 22(1).
9 D. Mazumder (2003), “Consequence Analyses for Hazard Monitoring by a software package”,

Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 23(7).
10 D. Mazumder & B. Roy (2004), “Hydraulic Performance Study on a Hybrid Reactor”, Journal
of Institution of Public Health Engineers, 2.
11 D. Mazumder, Chanchal Majumder, & Swapan K. Mukhopadhyay (2004), “Study of inhibitory

effects of Copper, Cadmium and Zinc on performance of a Rotating Biological Contactor”,
Journal of Indian Water Works Association XXXVI (3).
12 D. Mazumder & Moinuddin Khan (2005), “Feasibility Study of Small-scale On-site Surface
water Treatment for providing Safe Drinking Water”, Journal of Institution of Public Health
Engineers (India), Special Issue on 33rd Anniversary.

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13 D. Mazumder & D. Ghosh (2004), “Application of Ion-exchange Process in the Treatment of

Electroplating Wastewater”, Indian Journal of Environmental Protection 24(11).
14 D. Mazumder & B. Roy (2005), “Role of Wetland in Environmental Protection”, Indian Journal
of Environmental Protection 25(3).
15 D. Mazumder & B. Roy (2005), “Removal of Phosphorous in Constructed Wetlands to Prevent

Eutrophication”, Journal of Institution of Public Health Engineers, 2.

1. D. Mazumder & Subrata Hait (2004), “Application of deep-shaft activated sludge process in
wastewater treatment”, National Conference on Environment, Health and Sustainable
Development, held on 12-13 February.
2. D. Mazumder, Debabrata Ghosh & Pratip Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Removal of Chromium and
Copper from Chrome and Bronze Plating Wastewater – A Review”, International Conference on
Environment and Development, held on 04-08 February.
3. D. Mazumder & Subrata Hait (2005), “Performance Evaluation of a Hybrid Bioreactor for
Treating High Organics Containing Wastewater”, International Conference on Advances in
Industrial Wastewater Treatment, held on 9 - 11 February.
iv) Others :5


during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : All India Council for Technical Education,
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Project entitled “Improvement of Treatment capacity
co-investigator, goals) of Activated Sludge Process by
Adoption of Hybrid Technology”
Duration : 3 Years
Goal : To improve the Treatment Capacity of ASP
Co-Investigator : Prof. Pratip Bandyopadhyay
11. Other awards, honours and : N.A.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : ASISH KUMAR BERA
3. Qualification : M. Tech (Geotechnical Engineering)

Post Graduate
Foundation Engineering I, Foundation Engineering II, Ground Improvement Techniques, Flow
Through Porus Media, Earth and Earth Retaining Structures.
Undergraduate
Engineering Materials Constructions and Services, Planning Estimating and Valuation, Earth and
Earth Retaining Structures, Planning, Estimating and Drawing, Surveying, Civil Engineering
Drawing, Introduction to Computing, Foundation Engineering Sessional, Soil Mechanics
Engineering Laboratory, Concrete Technology Laboratory, Transportation Engineering
Laboratory, Water Resource Engineering Laboratory.

2000-2005

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. A. K. Bera, G. G. Roy & J. H. Mankar (2000), “Effect of design and operating parameters on gas
hold-up in pachuca (air-agitated) Tanks”, Trans. Instn. Min and Metall. (Sect. C : Mineral
Process. Extr. Metall.), vol. 109, May – August.
2. A. K. Bera, Amalendu Ghosh & Ambarish Ghosh (2005), “Bearing capacity of square footing on
pond ash reinforced with jute-geotextile”, Geotextiles and Geomembrances, Vol. 23 No. 2.

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3. A. K. Bera, Amalendu Ghosh & Ambarish Ghosh (2005), “Regression model for bearing
capacity of a square footing on reinforced pond ash”, Geotextiles and Geomembrances, Vol. 23
No. 3.

1. A. K. Bera & P. Chatterjee (2003), “A study on model piles in groups subjected to lateral
movement to soil”, National Conference on Advances in Civil Engineering : Perspectives of
Developing Countries.
iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 03 completed and 02 in progress


during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : IIME Best Paper Award

recognition (January, 2002)

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. Sujata Biswas
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph.D. (Water Resources Engineering)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Two and a half years

(please list the courses taught) U.G. Courses : Introduction to Computing,
Engineering Materials Construction and Services,
Surveying, Water Resources Sessional, Hydraulic
Structure.
P.G. Courses : Remote Sensing, Hydrologic
Analysis and Design, Water Resources Systems.

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. S. Biswas, Sudhakar, S. and Desai, V.R. (2002), “Remote Sensing and Geographic Information
System based approach for watershed conservation”, ASCE Jl. of Surveying Engineering,
128(3).
1. S. Biswas, Desai, V.R. and Sudhakar, S. (2002), “Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in
Watershed Prioritization”, International Conference on Advances in Civil Engineering.
iv) Others : NIL


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One

during 2000-2005

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recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : TAPASH KUMAR ROY
3. Qualification : M.E. (Geotechnical Engineering)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 2 years 6 months

(please list the courses taught) U.G. Courses : Surveying-I, C.E. Drawing,
Planning Estimating & Valuation, Planning
Drawing Estimation, Concrete Technology
Laboratory, Transportation Engg.,
Sessional/Laboratory, Structure Laboratory.
P.G. Courses : Pavement Design.
5. Year of Research experience during : 2 Years

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL NIL

b) Papers :

1 T. K. Roy, S.C. Dutta, S. Dutta & R. Roy (2000), “A simple approach for Frame-Soil Interaction
Analysis”, Indian Geotechnical Conference (IGC).
2 T. K. Roy & B. C. Chattopadhyay (2005), “Uses of Soil as Road Materials with different
technologies for improvisation”, Advance in Road Transportation (ART).
3 T. K. Roy & B. C. Chattopadhyay (2005), “Utilization of Alternative Materials for Civil

Engineering uses in Roads”, Geotechnics in Environmental Protection (GEN).
iv) Others : NIL

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Two

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during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Amit Dutta

4. Year of Teaching Experience :

Teaching Experience in Bengal Engineering And Science University, Shibpur
Subjects
Duration Under Graduate Post Graduate
( Day and Part Time)
Industrial Pollution and Control Environmental Engineering
21/2 years (8th Sem.) Chemistry (1th sem.)
(April 2003 Construction Technology Air Pollution Control Engineering
to till date) (8th Sem.) (2nd sem.)
Env. Engg. Sessional (7th sem.) Environmental Management and
Transportation Engg. Lab Legislation (4th sem.)
(7th sem.)
Env. Engg. Lab (6th sem.)
Surveying III (5th sem.)
Field Survey (5th sem.)
Planning Design and Estimation
(4th sem.)
Civil Engineering Drawing
(3rd sem.)
Teaching Experience other than Bengal Engineering And Science University, Shibpur
Duration Organization Area(s)
1 Year A. P. C. Roy Polytechnic Water supply, Sanitation,

(1997 to 1998) Jadavpur, Calcutta – 32 Estimation and other civil
(as part time lecturer) engineering subjects
Two Semesters Indian Institute of Engineering Drawing
(July 2000 to July 2001) Technology, Kharagpur Course No: P161902
(teaching assistantship)

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One Semester Indian Institute of Planning and design of

(July 2000 to Dec. 2001) Technology, Kharagpur environmental engineering
(teaching assistantship) facilities
Course No: 16593
5. Year of Research experience during 2004-2005 :
No. of Years of Consultancy and Research Experience

(a) Before master's degree: 7 years (consultancy) (b) After master's degree: 11 years
1
including 3 /2 years full time research work for PhD degree in IIT Kharagpur as an Institute Research
Scholar (January 1999 to May 2002)
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1 A. Dutta, M. Bandyopadhyay, A. K. Dikshit & S. Ray (2001), “Environmental Impact
Assessment and its Minimization in a Refinery for Sustainable Development”, Interdisciplinary
Environmental Review; Vol. 3 No.2.
2 A. Dutta, A. K. Dikshit, S. Ray, & M. Bandyopadhyay (2002), “Environmental Impact
Assessment and its Minimization in a Refinery using Life Cycle Impact Analysis Approach.
(Abstract)”, International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment; Vol. 7 No.3.
3 A. Dutta, A. K. Dikshit, S. Ray, & M. Bandyopadhyay (2002-2003), “Impact of SO2 Emission

Limit on Operation of a Petroleum Refinery I: A Linear Programming Model”, Journal of
Environmental Systems; Vol. 29 No.1.

Limit on Operation of a Petroleum Refinery II: Minimizing Emission Rate”, Journal of
Environmental Systems; Vol. 29 No.2.

Limit on Operation of a Petroleum Refinery III: Uncertainties In Profit And SO 2 Emission
Estimates” Journal of Environmental Systems; Vol. 29 No.3.
6 A. Dutta, A.K. Dikshit, & S.Ray (2005) “Least cost SO2 emission minimization from a
petroleum refinery by optimum use of source reduction, tail gas treatment and flue gas
desulphurization”,Journal of Cleaner Technology and Environmental Policy (special
issue).by Springler Verlag
Published online 6th April 2005.

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1 A. Dutta , Mahesh Koshti & S. Ray (2002), “Evaluating Combined Impact of all Pollutants from
a Refinery – Use of Waste Reduction (WAR) Algorithm”, Indian Chemical Engineer, SectionA;
Vol.44 No. 1.

1 A. Dutta & Anil Kumar Dikshit (2001), “Estimating Potential Environmental Impact of Mining
Operation using Life Cycle Impact Analysis Approach”, “Environmental issues and waste
management in mining and allied industries”, Organized by R.E.C. Rourkela.
2 A. Dutta, A. K. Dikshit & K. Satti Babu (2000), “A finite element program for groundwater
pollutant transport and simulation”, “Integrated water resources management for sustainable
development”, Orgn. by Nat’l Inst. of Hydrology, Roorkee.
3 A. Dutta, A. K. Dikshit, S. Ray, & M. Bandyopadhyay(2001), “Economics of SO 2 Emission

Minimization in Petroleum Refinery by Source Reduction vis-à-vis Flue Gas Desulfurization”,
“International conference on Industrial pollution and control Technologies (ICIPACT – 2001)”,
Organized by JNTU Hyderabad.
4 A. Dutta & Mahesh Koshti (2002), “Estimating Potential Environmental Impact of

Manufacturing Processes using Life Cycle Impact Analysis approach”, “International conference
on advances in civil engineering”, Organized by IIT, Kgp, Dept of civil engg.
5 A. Dutta, A. K. Dikshit, S. Ray & M. Bandyopadhyay (2002), “Environmental Impact

Assessment and its Minimization in a Refinery using Life Cycle Impact Analysis Approach”,
“International conference on Ecobalance and Life Cycle Assessment in India”, Organized by
Indira Gandhi Institute of development Research (IGIDR), Mumbai.
iv) Others :
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ :

1) Air Pollution Modeling on Vehicular Pollution (completed)

2) Application of Artificial Neural Network in Air Pollution Modeling (completed)
3) Study of Drainage and sewerage of Kolkata (ongoing)
4) Potential Environmental Impact of municipal solid waste (ongoing)
5) Water Hammering (ongoing)

during 2000-2005
1) Solid Waste Management (ongoing)

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11.Other awards, honours and recognition : Received University Medal (Gold Medal)
for standing first in Civil Engineering at the Master
of Engineering examination.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : CHANCHAL MAJUMDER
3. Qualification : M. E. (Environmental Engineering)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Two years

(please list the courses taught) Surveying, Public Health Services, Environmental
and Ecology, Env. Lab., Structural Lab. etc.
5. Year of Research experience during : Two

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : One (National Paper)
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. C. Majumder, Debabrata Mazumder & Swapan K. Mukhopadhyay (2004), “Study of Inhibitory
effects of Copper, Cadmium and Zinc on the performance of a rotating biological contactor”,
Indian Water Works Association, Vol.XXXVI, No.3, July-Sept.

iv) Others : NIL


during 2000-2005


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Recognition
2. Name of the Faculty Member : PRASANTA CHAKRABORTY
3. Qualification : M. E. (Civil)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 21 years, Theory of Structures, Design of Structure,

(please list the courses taught) Surveying, Estimating & Drawing

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
iv) Others : NIL



during 2000-2005


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recognition
2. Name of the Faculty Member : SOUMYA BHATTACHARJYA
3. Qualification : M.E., B.E.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Recently joined in the teaching faculty

5. Year of Research experience during : 1 year

2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1 S. Bhattacharjya, S. Ghosh & S. Chakraborty (2005)(accepted), “Mechanics of Steel Fibre
Reinforced Composite under Compn”, SEC, IISC, Bangalore.
2 S. Bhattacharjya, S. Chakraborty & S. Sarkar (2005)(accepted), “Robustness in probabilistic

optimization of Structures”, SEC, IISC, Bangalore.
iv) Others : NIL

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : NIL


during 2000-2005


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11. Other awards, honours and : Recipient of PG Fellowship (2002-04 ) and Senior Research
Fellowship for Research Work (CSIR Major Research Project Scheme), 2004-05.
2. Name of the Faculty Member : ANIRBAN GUPTA
3. Qualification : B. E. (CU), M. Tech. (IITK), Ph.D. (IITK)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 10 years
(Environmental Engineering I & II, Transportation Engineering – I, Surveying I & II, EMCS,
Environmental Engineering Hydraulics, Physicochemical Processes, Air Pollution Control)

2000-2005
a) Books :
b) Papers :
1. Gupta A., Sarkar, S., Biswas, R. K., Deb, A. K., Greenleaf, J. E. and Sengupta, A. K. (2005),
“Well-head arsenic removal units in remote villages of Indian subcontinent: Field results and
performance evaluation.”, Water Research Vol: 39, pp. - 2196–2206.

1. Gupta A. and Sarkar, S. (2003), “Chromium removal from electroplating wastes by
activated alumina”, Indian Journal on Environmental Health. Vol: 45, pp: 73 – 82.
1. Gupta A., Banerjee, P., Mazumder, D., Biswas, R. K., Roy, S. K. and Alam, M. (2000),
“Activated alumina-based arsenic removal units”, International Workshop on Control of
Arsenic Contamination in Ground Water, Calcutta.
iv) Others :

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8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 (submitted)

during 2000-2005
Source Value Duration Co- Goal
investigator
Canrad N. Hilton US$1,00,000 2001-2002 None Pilot project to
Foundation, USA remove arsenic from
drinking water
Rotary International US$44,008 2001-2002 None Removal of arsenic
Foundation, Rotary Club from drinking water
of Puerto Rico and Water
For People, USA
UNICEF Rs. 15,24,000 2002-2003 None Monitoring of
Public Water
Sources for Arsenic
UNICEF Rs.4,80,000 2002-2004 None Evaluation and

Improvement of
Low-Cost Domestic
Filter for Arsenic
Removal
Water For People, USA US$25,000 2003-2004 None Removal of arsenic

and Das Family from drinking water
Foundation, USA
First Data Western Union US$25,000 2004-2005 None Arsenic removal
Foundation, USA from drinking water
UNICEF Rs.8,20,000 2004-2005 None Rapid assessment of
fluoride
contamination in
West Bengal
Rotary International US$25,000 2005-2006 None Arsenic removal
Foundation and Rotary from drinking water
Club of Cranbook,
Canada
11. Other awards, honours and : FULBRIGHT Fellowship (USA) 2003

recognition MONDIALOGO Engineering Award (UNESCO) 2005

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Department
of
Computer Science &
Technology

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1. Name Uma Bhattacharya

2. Date of Birth 6th January, 1957
3. Educational Qualification Ph.D. (Computer Science)
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 19 years
- Research 15 years
- Industry --
- Other --
5. Area of Specializations Interconnection Network, Fault-tolerance,
Optical Communication
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level Compiler Construction, Systems

Engineering.
Post Graduate Level Language Processor, Computer
Architecture, Systems Programming
7. Research guidance
Master’s 20
Ph.D. -- Awarded 1, Continuing 2.
No. of papers published in
National Journals - Nil
International Journals - 5
Conferences - 20
8. Projects Carried out 3
i. AICTE sponsored (under R&D), 1999
ii. DST- Royal Society sponsored UK-India Networking 2005
iii. Commonwealth sponsored program 2002-2003
9. Patents Nil
10.Technology Transfer Nil
11.Research Publications 25
12.No. of Books published with details Nil

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1. Name SIPRA DASBIT
2. Date of Birth 04.01.1963

3. Educational Qualification Ph.D.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 18 years
- Research 16 years
- Industry 1.5 years
- Other
5. Area of Specializations Mobile Computing, DBMS, Interconnection Network
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level DBMS, Data Structure, Business Data
Processing and object orientation, Digital Logic
Post Graduate Level DBMS, Mobile Computing
Master’s 15
Ph.D. Awarded – 1, Continuing - 2
- National Journals 2
- International Journals 3
- Conferences 22
iv. AICTE sponsored (under R&D),2000
v. AICTE sponsored (under Career Award for Young
Teachers scheme), 2001
vi. NORTEL, USA sponsored,1998
Co-coordinated
9. Patents Nil
10. Technology Transfer Nil
11. Research Publications 27
12. No. of Books published with details Book Chapter
Book Name – Handbook of Research in Mobile Business
Chapter Name – Load Balancing as a key to Enable Different Services
in a Cellular Network
Co-author -- S. Mitra
Vol – 1
pp – 297-307
ISBN – 1-59140-817-2
Year – 2006
Publisher – Idea Group Inc, Pennsylvenia,
USA

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1.Name Biplab Kumar Sikdar

3. Educational Qualification M. Tech, PhD
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 15 years
- Research Nil
- Industry Nil
- Other Nil
5. Area of Specializations: VLSI Design & Test

6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Computer org & architecture, Operating
systems, Compiler, Digital Logic and Network
Post Graduate Level: Computer architecture and Operating systems
Master’s 08
Ph.D. Continuing - 2
- Conferences 43
vii. AICTE sponsored (under R&D), 2000
viii. AICTE sponsored (under TAPTEC, 2002
ix. FUJITSU, INTEL, USA sponsored, 1998
Coordinated
9. Patents 1 (applied for)
12. No. of Books published with details: Nil

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1.Name ABHIK MUKHERJEE

2..Date of Birth 12.08.1968
3. Educational Qualification: PhD, Computer Science
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 7 years
- Research 3 years
- Industry 2 years
- Other
5. Area of Specializations Control Systems
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level Analysis and design of algorithms,
Computer Control of Industrial Processes
Post Graduate Level Information and coding theory
Master’s 4
Ph.D. Nil
- National Journals -
- Conferences 16
9. Patents Nil

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1. Name Asit Kumar Das

3. Educational Qualification M. Tech.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 6 years
- Research Nil
- Industry 3 years and 6 months
- Other Nil
5. Area of Specializations: Data Warehouses & Data Mining

6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: RDBMS, Operating Systems, Introduction
to Computing, Formal Language and Automata.
Post Graduate Level: Nil
Master’s 01(continuing)
Ph.D. - Nil
- No. of papers published in
- Conferences 2
8. Projects Carried out Nil
9. Patents Nil

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1. Name Dhurjati Mohan Kar.

2. Date of Birth 18.04.1950.
3. Educational Qualification M. E..
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 24 years
- Research Nil
- Industry 7 years
- Other ---
-
5. Area of Specializations: Software Engineering,
Management Information Systems.
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Analysis & Design of
Information Systems,
Software Engineering.
Post Graduate Level: Software Engineering, Management Information
System.
Master’s 22
Ph.D. - Nil
- National Journals
- International Journals
- Conferences
8. Projects Carried out - 14(approx)

9. Patents Nil
11. Research Publications

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1. Name Somnath Pal

3. Educational Qualification M. E..
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 20 years
- Research Nil
- Industry 1 year 6 months
- Other 1 year
5. Area of Specializations: Machine Learning & Data Mining

6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Data Structures and Algorithms, Symbolic
Logic and Artificial Intelligence.
Post Graduate Level: Symbolic Logic and Logic Programing, Operating Systems
Master’s 22
Ph.D. - Nil
- Conferences 14
8. Projects Carried out - 1
9. Patents Nil

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1. Name Sulata Mitra

3. Educational Qualification M. Tech, PhD
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 15 years
- Research 2 years
- Industry 3 years
- Other Nil
5. Area of Specializations: Mobile Computing

6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Computer org & architecture, Hardware
Description language, Digital Logic and Network
Post Graduate Level: Computer architecture, Microprocessor, Computer Network
Master’s 08
Ph.D. Nil
- Conferences 10
9. Patents Nil
12. No. of books published in detail: Nil

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1. Name : Sekhar Mandal

2. Date of Birth: 02-12-1966
3. Educational Qualification: M.Tech
4. Work Experience
- Teaching : 6 years
- Research : 3 years
- Industry : 5 years
- Other
5. Area of Specializations : VLSI design, DBMS, Image Processing
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Digital logic, DBMS, VLSI, Introduction
to Computing.
Post Graduate Level: VLSI Design.
7. Research guidance: NIL

Master’s - National Journals
Ph.D. - International Journals: 01
- Conferences: 12
8. Projects Carried out: 01

9. Patents: Nil
10. Technology Transfer: Nil
1. Name Susanta Chakrabarti

3. Educational Qualification M.Tech, Ph.D
4. Work Experience
- Teaching : 16 years
- Research : Indian Statistical Institute (part time), Jadabpur
- University as a Research Scientist.(Full time)
- Post doctoral research in University of Potsdam,
- Germany and Nara Institute of Science &
- Technology, Japan as a JSPS Scientist.
-

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- Industry 2 years
- Other
5. Area of Specializations: Logic Synthesis, DFT, BIST design, Fault diagnosis, Low-
power design, Quantum circuit Testing and Design and
Low power design of sensor network.
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level: Computer organization and architecture,

Data Structures, Switching theory and Digital Electronics. Operating system,
Networking.
Post Graduate Level: VLSI design and Testing, Physical design, Low-power design and
Quantum Computing.
Master’s 14
Ph.D. – One awarded, Three students doing research
Under my supervision.

- Conferences 11(IEEE CS Press),
2 (National)
8. Projects Carried out - One AICTE funded Project.
9. Patents Nil

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1. Name : Manas Hira

2. Date of Birth : 01.07.1967
3. Educational Qualification: M Tech
4. Work Experience
- Teaching : 11 yrs
- Research : 5 yrs
- Industry : 1 yr
- Other
5. Area of Specializations Circuit Verification
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level:

1. Operating systems
2. Computer Networks & Distributed Systems
3. Theory of Computation
4. Introduction to Computing
Post Graduate Level 1. Principles of Programming Languages
Master’s- 5 - National Journals
Ph.D.- - International Journals – 1
- Conferences
8. Projects Carried out: DRDO Sponsored Projects - 3 Nos

9. Patents:
10. Technology Transfer
12. No. of Books published with details

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1. Name: Arindam Biswas

2. Date of Birth: 02.10.1967
3. Educational Qualification: M Tech
4. Work Experience
- Teaching : 3 yrs
- Research : 3 yrs
- Industry : 12 yrs
- Other
5. Area of Specializations Image Processing
5. Operating systems
6. Computer Networks & Distributed Systems
7. Software Engineering
8. Introduction to Computing
Post Graduate Level 1. Computer Networks
Master’s 2 - National Journals
Ph.D. - International Journals – 1 commtd.
- Conferences – 5
8. Projects Carried out: Planet-lab project for new internet (ongoing) by Intel
9. Patents: 1 filed
10. Technology Transfer
12. No. of Books published with details

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1. Name Sri Apurba Sarkar

2. Date of Birth 31/12/1976
3. Educational Qualification B.Tech. Computer Sc. & Tech.
M.Tech. Computer Sc. & Tech.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 3 Years
- Research Nil
- Industry Nil
- Other Nil
5. Area of Specializations Pattern Recognition.
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level

Theory:
a. Introduction to Computing,
b. Object Oriented Programming,
c. Web Technology.
Lab
b. OOP(C++, Java)
c. Operating System,
d. Computer Graphics.
Post Graduate Level
Theory:
a. Data structure & Algorithm
Lab:
b. OOP(C++, Java)
c. Computer Graphics.
M.Tech: One (Signature Verification System)
Status: Ongoing.

- National Journals : Nil
- International Journals : Nil
- Conferences : Nil

9. Patents Nil
11. Research Publications Nil
12. No. of Books published with details Nil

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1. Name: Partha Bhowmick.
2. Date of Birth: 19 November, 1967.
3. Educational Qualification: M.Tech. (CS)
4. Work Experience
- Teaching: 3 years 9 months at
Bengal Engg. & Sc. Univ, Shibpur.
- Research: from 2001 till date.
- Industry: 9 years in Steel Authority of India Ltd.
- Other: as a Research Personnel in a collaborative project between Indian
Statistical Institute, Kolkata, and Intel (USA).
5. Area of Specializations:
Biometrics, Image Processing, Pattern Recognition, Computational Geometry, Computer
Graphics, Digital Geometry.
6. Subjects teaching:
Under Graduate Level: Data structures and algorithms, Computer Graphics, Systems
Programming.
Post Graduate Level: Design and analysis of algorithms, Computer Graphics and
multimedia, Information and Coding Theory.
7. Research guidance: Masters: 12 students.

8. Projects Carried out: Nil.
9. Patents: 1 (Granted) and 3 (Pending).
10. Technology Transfer: Nil.
11. Research Publications: 11 (published) + 6 (communicated).
12. No. of Books published: Nil.

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1. Name: Amit Kumar Das

2.Date of Birth: 17 November 1957
3. Educational Qualification: Ph D in Engg.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching: 22
- Research: 14
- Industry: Nil
- Others
5. Area of Specializations: Document Image

Processing
6. Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level

i) Microprocessor ii) Systems Programming
Post Graduate Level

i) Organisation & Assembly language
i) Document Image Processing ii) Content Based Image Retrieval

Master’s: 15 - National Journals :5
Ph.D.: Nil - International Journals : 08
- Conferences: 29
8. Projects Carried out: CBIR

9. Patents: 1 (applied for)
10. Technology Transfer: None
11. Research Publications; See 7

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1. Name: JAYA SIL

2. Date of Birth: 2ND Dec, 1963
3. Educational Qualification: Ph.D.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching: 18 years PHOTOGRAP
- Research: 2 years
- Industry
- Other: Post Doctoral Research
5. Area of Specializations: Soft Computing, Image processing
i) Digital Logic
ii) Introduction to Computer Organization
iii) Computer Architecture & Peripheral Devices
iv) Artificial Intelligence & Expert systems
v) Microprocessor
vi) Business Information Processing and Object Oriented programming
7. Post Graduate Level

i) AI & logic programming
ii) Sequential machine & finite automata
iii)Object oriented programming
iv)Computer Graphics
v)Principle of programming languages
vi)Image Processing
vii)Soft Computing techniques
viii) Fuzzy Systems
Master’s: 15
Ph.D.: 1, Intelligent Hybrid Control System for Grinding Operation (awarded).
: 5 in progress.
- National Journals: 3
- International Journals:6
- Conferences: 25
9. Projects Carried out: 2
10.Patents: Nil
11.Technology Transfer: Ni
12.Research Publications: Nil
13.No. of Books published with details: Nil

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1. Name Himika Biswas

2. Date of Birth …
3. Educational Qualification B. E. (Computer Science & Technology)
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 4 years
- Research
- Industry --
- Other --
5. Area of Specializations
6.Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level Programming Concepts,Data structures

& Algorithms,Operating Systems & Systems Software, Compiler design.
Post Graduate Level

7. Research guidance Nil.
Master’s Nil
Ph.D. -- N.A.
International Journals - Nil
Conferences - 2
9. Patents Nil
12. No. of Books published with details Nil

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1. Name A K Datta
2. Date of Birth 02.01.1963…
3. Educational Qualification M.Sc. Ph.D.
4. Work Experience
- Teaching 12 years
- Research 7 years
- Industry --
- Other --
5. Area of Specializations Graph Algorithms
6.Subjects teaching at Under Graduate Level Graph Algorithms, Discrete Structures,

Data Structures, Theory of Computation, Programming, Computational Geometry
Post Graduate Level : Algorithms, Theory of Computation, etc

7.Research guidance
Master’s 8
Ph.D. -- 1 (registered) continuing.
International Journals - 5
Conferences - 6
8.Projects Carried out 2
9.Patents Nil
10.Technology Transfer Nil
11.Research Publications 11
12.No. of Books published with details Nil

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Department
of
Mechanical Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. AJIT KUMAR CHATTOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : B.Tech.(Hons), M.Tech, Ph.D. in Mechanical

Engineering
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 34 ½ years of which 3 ½ years covered my

(please list the courses taught) teaching at IIT, Kharagpur.
ME/EE - UG and ME – PG.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals - 5
1. The stability of oil journal bearing including bearing surface deformation and variation of oil
viscosity” Majumdar S. K., Chattopadhyaya A. K., International Journal of applied
Mechanics and Engineering vol. 6, No. 1, 2001,pp. 91-106.
2. “On the conical whirl instability of hydrodynamic journal bearings lubricated with
micropolar fluids”, Das, S., Guha, S.K. and Chattopadhyay, A.K., J Engg. Tribology, Proc. I.
Mech. E, Part J, UK, Vol. 215 No. J5, 2001 pp 431-439.
3. “On the steady state performance of misaligned journal bearings lubricated with micropolar
fluids”, Das, S., Guha, S.K. and Chattopadhyay, A.K., Tribology International, Elsevier
Science, Vol. 35, Issue:4, 2002, pp 201-210.

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4. “Theoretical analysis of stability characteristics of Hydrodynamic Journal Bearings

Lubricated with Micropolar Fluids”, accepted for publication in journal of Engineering
Tribology, proc. I.Mech.E., part J, U.K, Vol.218, 2002, pp45-46,
5. “Linear Stability Alalysis of Hydrodynamic Journal Bearing under Micropolar Lubrication”

Das S., Guha S.K. and Chattopadhyay A.K., Tribology International, Elsevier Science, Vol.
38, Issue 5, May 2005, pp 500-507.

iv) Others : I was nominated the paper reviewer of the

(please indicate total number but do not list) following journals:
(a) Tribology International, Elsevier publication in
UK
(b) Engineering journal of Tribology, Proc, I. Mech.
E. Part J, UK.
(c) Journal of Tribology, Trans. ASME.

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 2 produced

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and : Institution of Engineers (India) Gold Medal
recognition for the best paper in Mechanical Engineering in
1995.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : DULAL CHANDRA RAY
3. Qualification : B.Sc (Hons), B.Sc.Engg (Mech), ME(Mech),

Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 26 years in B.E. College & B.E. College

(please list the courses taught) (DU) and BESUS.
5. Year of Research experience during : Nil

2000-2005

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers : 4
iii) In major conferences - 4
1. D.C. Ray, “Mechanism of Material Deformation in Non-Traditional Processing Methods.
Intelligent Procession of Advanced Materials” 2002.
2. D.C. Ray, Design & Development of AJM set-up and some studies on it, Intelligent
Procession of Advanced Materials, 2002.
3. D.C. Ray, Optimising MRR of WEDH Process by Design of Experiment, Intelligent
Procession of Advanced Materials, 2002.
4. D.C. Ray, Material Removal in Ultrasound Machining – A Model on Cavitation Effect,
Intelligent Procession of Advanced Materials, 2002.
iv) Others : Nil


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : Three research scholars are working at

during 2000-2005 present.

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9. Research funding secured during : DST FIST project

11. Other awards, honours and : Stood First in M.E. from C.U.
recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. BARUN KUMAR SAHA
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 32 years, Re-employed


2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
iv) Others : Nil



during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and recognition : Nil

Page 188 of 434
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SAMARJIT RAY
3. Qualification : Ph.D. (Cal. Univ.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 30 years plus.

(please list the courses taught) Principles of welding and weldment designs,
Safety properties and quality control in welding,
NDT approach in welding design, Engineering
Management, Design of machine element, Elements
of Mech. Engg., Principle of management.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
ii) In National Journals - 5
1. S. Ray, Prediction of Optimal Mechanical properties of Weldments with respect to Residual
Stress, Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), Vol.80, I.E. (I), 2000.
2. S. Ray, Investigation into optimal Mechanical Properties for Arc Welded Butt Joints, Indian
Welding Journal, Vol.33, No.3, 2000.
3. S. Ray, A. Ghosh, A. Haque and S. Sarkar, Metallurgical study of Arc Butt Welded Joints,
Vol.71, of A.E. (9), 2001
4. S. Ray, D. Ray, S. Saha, B. Chowdhury , Study of the Influence of Welding parameters on

hardness of welds in submerged Arc Butt Welding, Vol.72 of A.E. (9), 2002.
5. S. Ray, S. Bhowmik, Studies on the effects of welding speed and welding heat on depth of
HAZ and penetration in single run submerged ARC automatic square Butt Welding, Vol.75 of
A.E. (9), 2005
iv) Others : Nil


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during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. ASIM KUMAR BOSE
3. Qualification : B.Sc.(Engg.)Mech., M.E.(Cal), Ph.D.(IIT, KGP)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 26 years in B.E. College (Now BESUS

(please list the courses taught) (i) Advanced Manufacturing Technology
(ii) Industrial Engineering and Management
(iii) Maintenance and Reliability
(iv) Operation Management & Productivity

2000-2005
a) Books : 1
“Managing Urban Bus Transport system – A study”, Imperial Software Corporation,

Howrah, 2003, Rs. 125/=.
b) Papers : Nil
1. A.K. Bose, D.C. Ray, “ Material Removal in ultrasonic machining etc.”, organized by
Institute of Engineers, India, All India seminar on Intelligent processing of advanced
materials, BECDU, I.E., India & B.E. College, December 21-22, 2001.
2. A.K. Bose, D.C. Ray, “Rapid prototyping process” organized by Production Engineering
Department, JU, proceedings of National Conference on advanced in manufacturing systems,
March 28-29, 2003.

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iv) Others : 14 Nos. prior to 2000


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 2 (ongoing)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : (i)DST-FIST, 2003-2007, Rs.38 lakhs with

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Prof. P.P. Dey. (non conventional machining
co-investigator, goals) area)
(ii) Green House Project MPLAD money Rs.9 lakhs
with Prof. K.K. Dutta Gupta

recognition (a) Ph.D. Thesis examiner of M.E. Department of
JU (one)
(b) Member of the selection committee at JU
(c) Paper reviewer of Institution of Engineers

journal (Production Engineering field)
(d) Members of the committee for preparation of

syllabus etc. of Tripura University (Engg.)
(e) AICTE representative in the managing

committee of university college of Engg.- Burdwan
University.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SISIR KUMAR GUHA
3. Qualification : B.E.(Mech), M.Tech(Machine Design),

Ph.D.(Tribology)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 9 years. Machine Design, Tribology,

(please list the courses taught) Numerical Analysis & Computer programming.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. Steady-state characteristics of misaligned hydrodynamic journal bearings with isotropic roughness, S.K.
Guha, Tribology Internationak, vol. 33, No.1, Jan., 2000, pp. 01-12.
2. On the conical whirl instability of hydrodynamic journal bearings lubricated with micro-polar fluids,
S.Das, S.K. Guha, and A.K. Chattopadhyay, Journal of Engineering Tribology, Institution of Mechanical
Engineers, Part-J, vol. 215, 2001, pp. 431-439.
3. Steady-state performance of misaligned journal bearings with micro-polar fluid, S.K. Das, S.K. Guha, and
A.K. Chattopadhyay, Tribology International, Vol.35, 2002.
4. Steady-state characteristics of rough porous journal bearings, Journal Engineering Tribology, (accepted
for publishing), 2005

iv) Others : Nil


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8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 No.

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Research funding has been secured from
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, UGC major project for a tenure of 3 years,
co-investigator, goals) value – 3 lakhs, as principal investigator. The
object is to study the static and dynamic
performances of porous journal bearings lubricated
with couple-stressed fluid.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : SANTANU KUMAR KARMAKAR
3. Qualification : Ph.D, M.M.E., B. E.

List of the courses taught 1. Mechanical Measurement
2. Heat Power Lab.
3. Engineering Materials & Processes
4. Machine Design-III
5. Machine Design-IV
6. Fundamentals of Tribology (EL-II)
7. Workshop Practices
8. Mechanics of Solids
9. Advanced Mechanics of Solids
10. Dynamics of machines & vibration
11. Transport Phenomena – I
12. Machine Tool Design
13. Tribology-I
14. Tribology-II

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals – 3
1. Chatterjee, S., Singha T. K. and Karmakar, S. K., “Non-trivial effect of fast vibration on
the dynamics of a class of non-linearly damped mechanical systems”, Journal of Sound
and Vibration, Vol. 260 (2003), pp.711-730 .

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2. Chatterjee, S., Singha T. K. and Karmakar, S. K., “Effect of high-frequency excitation on

a class of mechanical systems with dynamic friction”, Journal of Sound and Vibration,
Vol. 269 (2004), pp.61-89.
3. Chatterjee, S., Singha T. K. and Karmakar, S. K., “Effect of high-frequency low-

amplitude vibration on the performance of a class of semi-active base isolation system
with on-off damping”, Journal of Sound and Vibration, Vol. 274 (2004), pp.893-914.
ii) In National Journals – Nil
1. Sudipto Ray, S. K. Karmakar and S. K. Roy Chowdhury, “Effect of interface temperature

on the microstructure and wear of steels in sliding contact, International Conference of
Industrial Tribology – “Trobology for equipment reliability” held at Mumbai, India,
December 15-18, 2004.
2. S. Roy, S. K. Karmakar, S. Banerjee and A. Bhattacharyya, “Stochastic analysis of

sliding friction by data dependent system”, All India Manufacturing Technology, Design
and Research (AIMTDR) Conference, held at Vellore Institute of Technology, TN, India,
December 20-22, 2004.

PG Thesis:
(i) Dipankar Das, “Contact Temperature and Wear for dry sliding”, BECDU, 2000
(ii) Dilip Kumar Sonar, “Wear under dynamic loading”, BECDU, 2000
(iii) Sudipto Ray, “Microstructure and Wear of steels in sliding contact”, BECDU, 2002
(iv) Biplab Chatterjee, “An approach towards modelling of wear of steels under dynamic load”,
BECDU, 2004
(v) Guruvayur Appan Parige, “ Characterization of Tribomaterials by Nanoindentation”, BESUS,
2005
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : One (Ph.D thesis submitted on September,

during 2000-2005 2005)
Ph.D thesis entitled “Response of nonlinear systems under high frequency dynamic excitations –
Theory and Applications” submitted by Sri Tarun Kumar Singha,

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9. Research funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals):
.
Projects completed as Principal Investigator/ Co-Investigator/Coordinator
Position
Title of the Project Duration Funding
From To held
of years agency
PI/CI/C
1. Development of wear maps of
April
various materials under different March
2yrs 1999 AICTE PI
environmental and operating 2001
conditions (TAPTEC)
2. Development of a Rule-Base
April March
for Fault-diagnostic System 3yrs AICTE CI
2000 2003

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. DEBASIS DATTA
3. Qualification : B.M.E. (Hons), M.M.E., Ph.D.

courses taught
Undergraduate
Theoretical Subjects
 General Mechanical Engineering
 Elements of Mechanical Engineering
 Introduction to Computing
 Materials and Processes
 Design of Machine Elements
 Machine Design I
 Machine Design II and Methodology
 Numerical Methods and Computer Programming
Practical Subjects
 Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
 Sessional on Introduction to Computing
 Sessional on Machine Design I
 Sessional on Machine Design II and Methodology
 Sessional on Numerical Methods and Computer
Programming
Postgraduate
Theoretical Subjects
 Composite Materials I
 Composite Materials II
 Finite Elements in Mechanical Systems
Practical Subjects
 Sessional on Composite Materials I
 Sessional on Finite Elements in Mechanical Systems
5. Year of Research experience : 5

during 2000-2005

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a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. Datta, D., Kirchhoff, J., Mewes, D. Herrmann, W., and Galinsky G., An ultrasonic technique to
monitor the blowing process in sponge rubbers;Polymer Testing,Vol.21, 2002
2. Datta, D., Kirchhoff, J., and Mewes, D., An ultrasonic time domain study for the blowing process
in industrial rubbers; Materials Evaluation, Vol.60, 2002
3. Datta, D., Kirchhoff, J., and Mewes, D., An ultrasonic case study for assessing the effects of
natural curing on the blowing process in industrial rubbers; Materials Evaluation, Vol.61, 2003

1. Datta, D., Kirchoff, J., and Mewes, D., Investigation of foaming in industrial rubbers using ultrasonic
time-of-flight data, Journal of Non-Destructive Evaluation, Vol.21, 2001
2. Datta, D., Bandyopadhyay, P., An in-house developed software for generalized deflection analysis of a
stepped shaft; Journal of Institution of Engineers (India), Vol.82, 2001
3. Datta,D., Sarkar, S., Computer aided analysis of composite laminates; Journal of the Institution of
Engineers (India), Vol.84, 2003
4. Datta, D., Samanta, S. and Maity, P., Automated imaging of impact damage in composite specimens,
Journal of Non-Destructive Evaluation, Vol.24, 2004

1. Datta, D., Kirchhoff, J., and Mewes, D. (2001): An ultrasonic inspection procedure to monitor foaming in
industrial rubbers. Poster presentation in DECHEMA/VDI-GVC-Symposium: Schaeume – Grundlagen
und Anwendungen, im Kongresshaus Baden-Baden, Germany, November 8-9, 2001.
2. Datta, D. (2002): Fractal vision in characterizing a digitized image. Proceedings of the National Seminar
on Non-Destructive Evaluation, NDE2002, Organized by the Indian Society for Nondestructive Testing
(ISNT) at Chennai, India, December 5-7, 2002.
3. Datta, D. (2003): Effect of Chemical Blends on the Blowing Rate in Sponge Rubbers: An Ultrasonic
Assessment (P-39). Proceedings of the National Conference on Reliability and Quality Engineering in
Aerospace Technologies (ReQUEST 2003), Organized by Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA),
Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India, Bangalore, November 28-29, 2003.

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4. Datta D. (2004): Ultrasonic Assessment of the Effect of Variations of Different Process Parameters in
Blowing of Industrial Rubbers. Invited talk at the International Workshop on Computerized Tomography
CT2004, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, February 13-15, 2004.
5. Datta D., Chowdhury J.A. and Paul Indranil (2004): Performance Study of Reconstruction Algorithms in
Ultrasonic Tomography, Proceedings of the National Seminar NDE 2004 PUNE, held at Pune during
December 9-11, 2004.
iv) Others : 9
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 7 (completed)

produced during 2000-2005 2 (ongoing)

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards, honours and

recognition : Received best paper award under the “UT –
Numerical Analysis category” at the
World Conference on NDT, WCNDT 14 in 1996
held at New Delhi.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SUJOY KUMAR SAHA

(please list the courses taught) Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer, Thermal Power,
Circulating Fluidized Bed.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. S.K. Saha, H. Chattopadhyay, “Numerical Heat Transfer Part A”, Vol.39(5), pp531-549, 2001
2. S.K. Saha, A. Dutta, “ASME J Heat Transfer”, Vol.123(3), pp417-427, 2001
3. S.K. Saha, A. Dutta, S.K. Dhal, “I J HMT”, Vol.44(22), pp4211-4223, 2001
4. S.K. Saha, P. Langille, “ASME J Heat Transfer”, Vol.124(3), pp421-432, 2002
5. S.K. Saha, H. Chattopadhyay, “ASME J Heat Transfer”, Vol.124(6), pp1049-1055, 2002
6. S.K. Saha, H. Chattopadhyay, “I J HFF”, Vol.24(5), pp685-697, 2003
7. S.K. Saha, D.N. Mallick, “ASME J Heat Power”, Vol.127(9), pp966-977, 2005


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iv) Others : Nil


8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 4 Nos.

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE, Rs.6.5 lakhs, 2years, No co-

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, investigator, To predict heat transfer
co-investigator and goals) pressure drop characteristics of Twisted-Tape-
Generated Swirl Flow.
11. Other awards, honours and recognition: Editor, Journal of Enhanced Heat Transfer.

Page 202 of 434
2. Name of the Faculty Member : ALOK KUMAR DAS
3. Qualification : B.E. (Cal.), M.E. (Cal.)

submitted Ph.D. Thesis on 05.10.2005
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 33 yrs., Thermodynamics, Refrigeration &

(please list the courses taught) A.C. : I.C. Engines; Heat Transfer; Power Plant
Engg.; Heat Power Engg.
5. Year of Research experience during : 5 yrs.

2000-2005
6. Publications during 2000-2005 : 7(seven)
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :

1. A.K. Das, P. Bhattacharyya, P.C. Ghosh, S. Sen, S Neogi, “Dynamic Heat Flow Modeling of
Building Structures”, Proceedings of the 24 th National Renewable Energy Convention 2000,
Renewable Energy Technology for the New Millenium, January, 2000.
2. A.K. Das, P.K. Bose, S. Mitra & R.K. Chakraborti, “Effect on Diluent and Equivalence Ratio
on Laminar Burning Velocity for Methane and Propane air combustion”, Indian Chemical
Engg. Congress-2000 (CHEMCON-2000), December, 2000.
3. A.K. Das, P.K. Bose, B.B. Ghosh, R.K. Chakraborti, D. Roychowdhury & M.N. Gupta,
“Performance and Emission Characteristics of a Tractor Diesel Engine with Ethanol
Furigation”, Proceedings 6th PISCEU (Asia Pacific International Symposium on Combustion
and energy utilization) cleaner combustion for a green environment, May, 2002.

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4. A.K. Das, R.K. Chakraborty, P.K. Bose & S. Chakraborti, “Utilization of CNG as an
alternative fuel for Automobile”, Proceedings of the Indian Institute of Gas Engineers and
Gas Authority of India Ltd., November, 2002.
5. A.K. Das, P.K. Bose, A. Mitra, R.K. Chakraborty & B.B. Ghosh, “Effect of MHD principles
on the performance of a 4-stroke Petrol Engine”, 2003 ISME/SAE International spring fuels
and lubricants Meeting at Yokohama, Japan, ISME 20030304, May, 2003.
6. A.K. Das, P.K. Bose, “Studies on the effect of Cu-exchanged Zeolites on the control of SI
engine Exhaust Emissions”, 4th National Conference on Thermal Systems, M.E. Deptt.,
B.H.U., Varanasi, February, 2003.
7. A.K. Das, “Prospect of LPG as an alternative Eco-friendly fuel”, Symposium on

“Automobile Emission Control” at Institution of Engineers, W.B. State Centre, Calcutta,
March, 2004.
iv) Others : NIL

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 7(seven)


during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : KAMAL KANTI DATTA GUPTA
3. Qualification : M.M.E. (JU)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 13 years in Central Calcutta Polytechnic,

(please list the courses taught) 24 years in BESU
(a) Thermodynamics, Thermal Power – II & III,
Energy conversion and utilization – in UG classes
(b) Steam Power - I & II, Solar Thermal Engg. – in
PG classes
5. Year of Research experience during : 3 years in the Design, Construction and

2000 – 2005 commission of a Green House in Ananda
Niketan, Bagnan, Howrah, a project given by
Howrah Zilla Parishod under MPLADS
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. K.K. Datta Gupta, A.K. Mallick, S.K. Saha and S. Chakraborty, “Estimation of Hourly
Global and Diffuse Radiation in Kolkata on a Clear Day” International Conference On New
Millennium–Alternative Energy Solutions for Sustainable Development’, Coimbatore, India,
Jan.17-19, pp 381-385, 2003.
2. K.K. Datta Gupta, S. Ghosh, A. Ganguly, “Designing a Photovoltaic Power Supplied

Greenhouse suitable for Hot and Hand climates”, International Conference on PRITHVI
2005 Global ECO Meet, Trivandrum, 2004.
iv) Others : 1

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during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Green House Project of HZP; MPLADS,

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Rs. 14.95 lakhs; 2 ½ years, Prof. S. Ghosh;
co-investigator, goals) Design, Construction and commissioning.
Also to study the micro-climate of the Green House
to asses its suitability for use in hot and hand
climate.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. APURBA KISHORE DUTTA
3. Qualification : B.E., M.M.E., Ph.D.


2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
1. A.K. Dutta, K.K. Ray & A.B. Chattopadhyay, Progressive Flank wear of alumina-silver
cutting ceramic cutting tool, Wear (communicated), 2005.
2. A.K. Dutta, A.B. Chattopadhyay & K.K. Ray, Influence of microstructure on wear resistance
parameters of ceramic cutting tools, Materials and Manufacturing Processes, vol.17(5), 2002.
3. A.K. Dutta, N. Narasaiah, K.K. Ray & A.B. Chattopadhyay, The Load Dependence of
hardness in alumina-silver composites, Ceramic International, vol.27(4), 2001.
4. A.K. Dutta, K.K. Ray & A.B. Chattopadhyay, An Examination of alumina-1.6 vol. % silver
composite as cutting tool inserts, Journal of Material Science, vol.20(10), 2001.
5. A.K. Dutta, K.K. Ray & A.B. Chattopadhyay, A Study of alumina-5 vol. % silver composite
as cutting tool inserts, Journal of Material Science, vol.19(17), 2000.

1. A.K. Dutta, K.K. Ray, A. Guha & A.B. Chattopadhyay, In-situ graded alumina-silver
composite; a high performance cutting tool, 4 th International Conference on Ceramics, China,
2005.
2. A.K. Dutta, Characterization and Performance Evaluation of alumina-silver cutting tools,

National Conference on Advance Materials, Jadavpur University, 2003. (Invited Lecture)

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3. A.K. Dutta, N. Narasaiah, K.K. Ray & A.B. Chattopadhyay, The roll of microstructure on the
performance of ceramic cutting tools, International Conference on Advances in Materials and
Materials Processing, I.I.T., Kharagpur, 2002.
iv) Others : 16
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 3 completed and 2 ongoing

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 2 ongoing

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE, Rs.11.00 lakh, 3 yrs., Dr. P.P.
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Chattopadhyay (Met. Deptt.), Development
co-investigator, goals) of Advance Ceramic Cutting Tools.
11. Other awards, honours and : Best Paper Award in the 18th All India
recognition Manufacturing Technology, Design and Research
Conference, 1998.

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SHYAMAL CHATTERJEE
3. Qualification : BME, M.Tech., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 10+ years : M/C Design, CNC Machine

(please list the courses taught) Tools, Metal Cutting, Measurement and Control,
Mech. Vibration (PG)
5. Year of Research experience during : 10+ years : Design of Machine Tools (PG),
2000-2005 Theoretical and Experimental Aspects of Machine
Design (PG)
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. Chatterjee S., Singha T.K. and Karmakar S.K. Non-trivial effect of fast vibration on the
dynamics of a class of non-linearly damped mechanical systems. Journal of Sound and
Vibration, 260 (2003), pp. 711-730.
2. S. Chatterjee and T.K. Singha Controlling chaotic instability of cutting process by high-
frequency excitation : a numerical study. Journal of Sound and Vibration 267 (2003) pp.
1184-1192.
3. Chatterjee S., Singha T.K. and Karmakar S.K. Effect of high-frequency excitation on a class
of mechanical systems with dynamic friction. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 269 (2004)
pp.61-89.
4. Chatterjee S., Singha T.K. and Karmakar S.K. (2004) : Effect of high-frequency low-
amplitude vibration on the performance of a class of semi-active base isolation system with
on-off damping. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 274 (2004) pp. 893-914.
5. S. Chatterjee, Saikat Chatterjee and T.K. Singha (2004) : On the generation of steady motion
using fast vibration. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 283 (2005), pp. 1187-1204.
ii) In National Journals – Nil

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iv) Others : Nil

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 6 (completed), 2 (ongoing)

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 (submitted), 1 (ongoing)
during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE / 8.00 lakhs / 3 yrs./ Dr. S.K.
2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Karmakar (Deptt. of Mech. Engg., BESUS) /
co-investigator, goals) Development of a Rule Base for Fault Diagnostic
Systems.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr.BIDYUT KUMAR BHATTACHARYYA
3. Qualification : M.E., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 17 years teaching


2000-2005
a) Books : NIL
b) Papers :
ii) In National Journals - 1

1. B.K. Bhattacharyay & S. Chakraborty, Optimising computer visions operating parameters
using Taguchi approach, 2005.
1. B.K. Bhattacharyay & S.K. Sarkhel, Taguchi Method for Vision Inspection, AIMTDR
iv) Others : 8


during 2000-2005


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recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SOMNATH CHAKRABARTI
3. Qualification : B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 14 yrs. : for U.G. – Thermodynamics-I & II,

(please list the courses taught) Thermal Power-I & II, Power Plant Engg., Heat
Power-I, Thermal Power Plant; for P.G. – Steam
Power-I & II.
5. Year of Research experience during : In the area of Fluid Flow Analysis (CFD),
2000.2005Energy Analysis, Solar Energy and Air Pollution.
1) Books : 1
Dr. Somnath Chakrabarti & Dr. D. Mukherjee, Fundamentals of Renewable Energy Systems,
New Age International, New Delhi (2004)
b) Papers :
1. S. Ray and A. Sarkar (In International Journal of Numerical Methods for Heat & Fluid Flow),
Numerical Simulation of the performance of a vertex controlled Diffuser oil low Reynolds
Number Regime, vol.12, no. : 3, 2002.
2. S. Ray and A. Sarkar (In Journal of Energy, Heat and Mass Transfer), Through Sudden
Expansion – From a Diffuser view point, vol.25, 2003.

1. D. Mukherjee and A. Ghosh, Studies and Performance Analysis of an Integrated Energy
System at B.E. College (D.U.), National Renewable Energy Convention, 2000.

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2. D. Mukherjee, R. Layek and a. Ghosh, Thermodynamic Optimization of an Integrated

Energy Systems, National Renewable Energy Convention, 2001.
3. K.K. Datta Gupta, A.K. Mallick, S.K. Saha, Estimation of Hourly Global and Diffuse
Radiation in Kolkata, International Conference on New Millenium – Alternative Energy
Solutions for sustainable development, 2003.
4. S. Panda, On a Clear Day Study on Internal and External Trreversibility Losses for a
condenser of a 210 MW Thermal Prove Unit, W.B., National Conference on Emerging
Trends in Mech. Engg., 2004.
5. S. Ray and A. Sarkar, Study on the performance of sudden Expansion as a Diffuse in Low
Reynolds No Rym, National Conference on Fluid Mech. & Fluid Power, 2004.
iv) Others : 10 nos.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 5 nos.

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 2 nos. under Enrolment

during 2000-2005


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2. Name of the Faculty Member : ACHIN KUMAR CHOWDHURI
3. Qualification : B.E. (Mech.), M.E. (Mech.)

(please list the courses taught) Thermal Engineering, Metrology and
Mechanical Measurement
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers : 1
A.K. Chowdhuri, T. Patra, “Thermodynamic properties of are – 12 using virial coefficient type
equation of state”, Communicated to journal of Institute of Engineers / Mech. Engg. division.
iv) Others : Nil



during 2000-2005


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2. Name of the Faculty Member : BIJAN KUMAR MANDAL
3. Qualification : B.Tech. (IIT) in Mech. Engg., M. Tech (IIT)

in Mech. Engg., Ph.D. (submitted to JU)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 16 years – Engg. Thermodynamics (UG &

(please list the courses taught) PG) Heat Power – I & II, Refrigeration &
Airconditioning Cyogenics system, NMCP, Heat
Transfer.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, Transient development of methane-air diffusion flame in a confined
geometry with and without air-preheat. Int. J energy research, 29(2), 2005. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A.
Sarkar, Transient development of methane-air diffusion flame in a confined geometry with and
without air-preheat. Int. J energy research, 29(2), 2005.
2. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, Transient modeling of soot formation following ignition of a
laminar methane-air diffusion flame without and with air preheat, Journal of Numerical Methods in
Heat & Fluid Flow (communicated)
3. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, Numerical predictions of the soot and NO formation in a confined
laminar diffusion flame without and with air preheat, Journal of Power & Energy Proc. I. Mech. E.,
Part A (communicated)
(ii) In National Journals - 1
1. B.K. Mandal, A.K. Chowdhuri, T. Patra, Thermodynamic properties of are – 12 using virial
coefficient type equation of state, Communicated to journal of Institute of Engineers / Mech.
Engg. division, 2004

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1. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar , Transient development of flow and temperature fields of a
confined methane-air diffusion flame, 31st National Conference on Fluid Mechanics and
Fluid Power, Kolkata, India, 16-18 December,
2. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, Computational study of air preheating effect on soot
formation in laminar co-flow methane-air diffusion flame under early transient conditions, 4th
National conference on Heat Transfer, Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics, Cairo, Egypt,
19-22 Sept. 2005.
3. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, Effects of Air Preheating on the Soot and NO Formation in
a Confined Laminar Diffusion Flame, 18th National & 7th ISHMT-ASME Heat and Mass
Transfer Conference, IIT Guwahati, India, Jan 4-6, 2006.
4. B.K. Mandal, A. Datta, A. Sarkar, A numerical study of soot formation in a laminar methane-
air diffusion flame under early transient conditions, International Conference of Mech. Engg.
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 28 – 30 December, 2005.
iv) Others : 4


during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : PARTHA PRATIM BANDYOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : B.Prod. E., M.Tech., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Machining and Machine Tools including
(please list the courses taught) Non-traditional CNC

2000-2005

a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. I. Vjunitsky, P. P. Bandyopadhyay, St. Siegmann, M. Dvorak, E. Schönfeld, T. Kaiser, W. Steurer and V.
Shklover.Thermophysical properties and deposition of B2-structure based Al-Ni-Ru-M alloys, Surface
and Coating Technology, 192 (2005), 131-138.
2. P.P.Bandyopadhyay. P. Kern and Stephan Siegmann, Corrosion Behaviour of Vacuum Plasma Sprayed Ti-
Zr-Ni Quasicrystal Coatings, J. Mat. Sc. Letters, V 39, October 1, 2004, pp 6101 -6104.
3. S. Das, P.P. Bandyopadhyay, T.K. Bandyopadhyay, S. Ghosh, and A.B. Chattopadhyay, Processing and
Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part I. On Coating
Characteristics, Met & Mat Trans A, V 34, n 9, September 2003, pp 1909 -1918.
4. S. Das, P.P. Bandyopadhyay, T.K. Bandyopadhyay, S. Ghosh, and A.B. Chattopadhyay, Processing and
Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part II; On Coating
Performance, Met & Mat Trans A V 34, n 9, September 2003, pp 1919 -1930.
5. S. Ghosh, S. Das, T. K. Bandyopadhyay, P.P. Bandyopadhyay, A. B. Chattopadhyay; Indentation

Response of Plasma Sprayed Ceramic Coatings, J. Mat. Sc., V 38, n 7, pp1565 -1572, 2003.

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iv) Others : Nil


during 2000-2005


recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : PARTHA PRATIM DEY
3. Qualification : B.E., M. Tech.

(Ph.D. – ongoing, to be completed by 2006)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 6 ½ years, UG – Mech. Measurement,

(please list the courses taught) Machine Design Sessional, Engg. Material &
Processes. PG – CAD
5. Year of Research experience during : During this period engaged in Ph.D. thesis
2000.2005 Work on: Evaluation of critical fracture energy in
ductile tearing of carbon steel pipes.
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
i) In International Journals – One ( Communicated)
1. P.P.Dey, S. Pal, P.K. Das, “Performance analysis of wear cut EDM on advanced
engineering ceramics”, communicated in October, 2005.

iv) Others : Nil


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7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 2 (completed)


during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Taken a major role in preparing, presenting

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, and implementation of DST-FIST project of
co-investigator, goals) 40 lakhs.
Duration: 5 years (2003-2008)
Goal: Performing research in tool and die
making and advanced engineering materials
with Wire-EDM Technology.

recognition

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : ASHIM GUHA
3. Qualification : M. Tech.

(please list the courses taught) (i) Manufacturing Technology, (ii) General
Mech Engg., (iii) Non-conventional Manufacturing
5. Year of Research experience during : Doing Ph.D.

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers : Nil
iv) Others : Nil



during 2000-2005


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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SUDIP GHOSH
4. Year of Teaching Experience : UG: 6 years (Thermodynamics, Thermal

(please list the courses taught) Power and Similar subjects,
PG: 3 years (Alternative energy, Gas turbine)

2000-2005
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :
1. S Ghosh & S De, Thermodynamic analysis of an integrated gasification fuel cell combined cycle –
Energy analysis, IMechE (Part A) Journal of Power and Energy, Vol 217, pp.137-147, April 2003.
2. S Ghosh & S De, Thermodynamic analysis of an integrated gasification fuel cell combined cycle –
Exergy analysis, IMechE (Part A) Journal of Power and Energy, Vol 217, pp.575-581, Dec 2003.
3. S Ghosh & S De, Energy analysis of a cogeneration plant using coal gasification and solid oxide fuel
cell, Energy, Vol. 31, Issue 2-3, Feb.-Mar.2006, pp.345-363 (To be published; available online Mar
2005.)
4. S Ghosh & S De, Exergy analysis of a cogeneration plant using coal gasification and solid oxide fuel
cell, Int. Journal of Energy Research, Vol.29,2005 (In press).
5. S Ghosh & S De, First and second law performance variations of a coal gasification fuel cell based
cogeneration plant with varying load, IMechE (Part A) Journal of Power and Energy, Vol 218, pp.477-
485, Dec. 2004.
6. S Ghosh & S De, Thermodynamic performance simulation of a coal gasification and SOFC based
combined cogeneration plant by energy and exergy analyses, Int Journal of Exergy, Vol.2, No.4,
pp.366-384, 2005 (To be published; Available online)

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1. S Ghosh, S De, S Saha, Improved Performance And Reduced Emission From Coal And Gas
Fuelled GT-SOFC And GT-MCFC Plants: Some Studies, Abstract accepted for presentation in
ASME TURBO-EXPO 2006 – Power for Land, Air and Sea, to be held at Barcelona, Spain, May 8-
11, 2006.
2. S Ghosh, K K Datta Gupta, A Ganguly, Concept and Design of a Solar Powered Floriculture
Greenhouse with Fuel Cell Backup, Abstract accepted for presentation in International Conference on
Mechanical Engineering (ICME 2005) to be held at BUET, Dhaka, Dec26-28, 2005.
3. S Ghosh & S Saha, GT-MCFC hybrid CHP plants for improved performance and reduced greenhouse
gas emission: An analysis, Accepted for presentation in International Conference on Mechanical
Engineering (ICME 2005) to be held at BUET, Dhaka, Dec26-28, 2005.
4. A K Singha & S Ghosh, Optimizing the design of bare tube cooling coil in cold storage application,
Accepted for presentation in International Conference on Mechanical Engineering (ICME 2005) to be
held at BUET, Dhaka, Dec26-28, 2005.
5. S Ghosh, K K Datta Gupta, A Ganguly, Designing a Photovoltaic Power Supported Greenhouse

Suitable for Hot and Humid Climates, International Seminar- PRITHVI 2005 (Global Eco-meet), Feb
19-28, 2005, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India.
6. S Ghosh, Fuel Cells Enhance The Viability of Highly Efficient and Clean Fossil-Fuel Energy
Conversion Systems, Communicated to ISME Int. Conference, Delhi. (Earlier was accepted for
presentation in IASTED International Conference on
Energy And Power Systems (EPS 2005), Krabi, Thailand, April 2005. Could not be presented due to
unavailability of sponsorship).
7. S Ghosh, S De, Hybrid cycles employing gasifier and SOFC – Towards cleaner and more energy-
efficient power, Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Mechanical Engineering (ICME 2001)
BUET, Dhaka, Dec26-28, 2001.
8. S Ghosh, A decisive shift out of fossil fuel – why, when and how? Proceedings of International
Symposium on Housing, Energy, Environment, Disaster Mitigation & Information Technology,
Calcutta (July 2001).
9. S De, D Roy and S Ghosh, Recent Trends in Power Generation from Coal, Proceedings of All India
Seminar on Recent Developments in Turbines & IC Engines, 11 th Jan., 2003, Institute of Engineers
(India).
10. S Ghosh, Cost of Inefficiency in Indian Power Plants and Options for Efficiency Improvement,
Proceedings of National Conference on Future Trends in Mechanical Engineering Research &
Development , Chennai, India,12–14 Dec,02.
iv) Others : Nil


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7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 2 (Completed)

produced during 2000-2005 3 (in progress)

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : Greenhouse Project Funded by Howrah Zilla

2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, Parishod. (MPLADS, GOI) Rs.14.95 lakhs,
co-investigator, goals) 2003-2005, co-investigators, Prof. K.K. Datta
Gupta, Prof. S. Chakraborty.

recognition

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Department
of
Metallurgy & Materials
Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Metallurgy & Materials

Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : PROF. PARTHA SAKHA BANERJEE
3. Qualification : Ph. D
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 23 years

(Please list the courses taught) UG (i) Mineral Beneficiation (ii) Ironmaking
(iii) Steelmaking (iv) Foundry Metallurgy
(v) Principles of Extractive Metallurgy
(vi) Corrosion(vii) Adv.Iron & Steel Tech
PG (i) Adv. Thermodynamic (ii) Matl.

Separation & Purification (iii) Adv. Non-
ferrous Ext. Met. (iv) Theory of Met.
Processes (v)Degradation and Protection of
metals
5. Year of research experience during
2000 – 2005 : 5 years
6. Publications during 2000 – 2005 :
a) Books: Contributor of one Article ‘Singbhum copper belt- An Environmental Impact

Assessment’ in a book (monograph) as given below:
Sl Title Co – Authors Publishers Year Price
No.
‘Mineral Processing B. Bandyopadhyay, and ‘ Ind. Society of 2003

1 and Engineering’ P.J.Roychowdhury Chemical Engrs.,
India, Ed. Dr. B.
Mishra, Director,
RRL, Bhubaneswar

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b) Papers:
1. M.Ghosh, Samar Das, P.S. Banerjee & S.Chatterjee; ‘Variation in the reaction zone and its Effect on
the strength of diffusion-bonded titanium – stainless steel couple’- Mat. Sc. & Eng (A), 2004
2. S. Dutta, P.S. Banerjee and M.K. Banerjee; Effect of Theromomechanical processing and aging on
microstructure and precipitation hardening of low carbon Cu-B steel- Ironmaking and Steelmaking; V-
31,issue 4;2004
3. S. Dutta, P.S. Banerjee and M.K. Banerjee; Effect of Composition and TMP on Copper-bearing HSLA
Steels- Trans ISIJ; 29, p.213; 2000
(ii) In National Journals
1. P.S. Banerjee, P.J. Royhowdhury, P. Dutta and M.K.Mitra; Low Cycle Fatigue Testing of an
aluminium-lithium alloy-J.Inst. of Engrs. India; V-84,20; 2003
(iii) In major conferences:-
1. P.S. Banerjee, J.Dutta, & P.J.Roychowdhury; Corrosion of aerospace Alloys, International Conf.
On Industrial Corrosion , CORCON 2000, Mumbai;2000
2. A.Ghosh, P.S. Banerjee, S.Chatterjee ; Corrosion Behaviour of Low-carbon Bainitic Steel;

International Conf. on Industrial Corrosion , CORCON 2000,2000
3. A. Ghosh, P.S. Banerjee, S. Chatterjee & P. J. Roy Chowdhury; Corrosion Resistance of an Ultra
Low Carbon HSLA Forging ...;Asia Pasific Conference and 6th national convention on Corrosion,
Bangalore; 2001

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4. P.S. Banerjee and P.J. Roychowdhury; Hydrogen Embrittlement & Serrated Flow charged Al-
Li alloy; Annual Tech Meting & Int, Conf.,, org. by The Indian Institute of Metals; 2001
5. P.S. Banerjee , T.Bandyopadhyay, P.J. Roy chowdhury and P. Majumder, Environ-sensitive crack
propagation in an aluminium alloy during fatigue testing; Annual Tech Meting & Int, Conf.,, org.
by The Indian Institute of Metals; 2001
6. P.S. Banerjee, P.J. Roychowdhury and S.K. Biswas; Recovery of Copper from Industrial Wastes
and New Design of Anode Casting ArrangementIntl. Conf. on Extractive Metallurgy of Gold and
Base Metals, Kalgoorlie, Australia,1992
7. M. Ghosh, S. Das, P. S. Banerjee and S. Chatterjee, "Variation in the reaction zone of solid state
bonded commercially pure Titanium and 304 stainless steel", Materials Science & Engineering
A, Vol. 390, 2005, pp.217-226.
(iv) Others : Two

(Please indicate total number but do not list)
7. Number of M.E/M.Tech guided/

produced during 2000-2005 : 11
8. Number of PhD.s guided/produced : Nil

during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during

2000-2005(Source,Value,Duration,
Co- investigator,goals)

1.WB Pollution Rs 2.64 lakh 6 months Dr.A.Basumallick Recycle of
Control Board Prof. S.Ghosh fines from
Sponge Iron
plants
2. Tata Steel Rs 16.5 lakh 2.5 years Prof. Performance

A.Chakrabarty Evaluation of
(C.E. Dept) Rebars in
concrete
3. DST-FIST Rs 67.00 lakh 3 years -------- Infrstructure
Dev. for
Research
10. Patents Awarded : Nil

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11. Other awards , honours and recognition : Nil
1. Name of the Department : Department of Metallurgy and Materials

Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. P.J.Roychowdhury
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 34 years(22 years in this Institute)

(Please list the courses taught)
UG: Principles of Extractive Metallurgy,
Steelmaking, Ironmaking, Corrosion
PG : Adv. Thermodynamics
2000 – 2005 : 4 years (till 2004, the year of retirement)
a) Books:
Sl No. Title Co – Authors Publishers Year Price
‘Mineral Processing B. Bandyopadhyay, and ‘ Ind. Society of 2003

1 and Engineering’ Prof.P.S. Banerjee Chemical Engrs.,
India, Ed. Dr. B.
Mishra, Director,
RRL, Bhubaneswar
2 Strategy-cum Source Indian Inst. of 2003
Book for Non- Metals & TIFAC
ferrous Metals,V-4 –
Co-ordinator
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals – Nil
1. Determination of Diffusion Co-efficient by Rotating sample technique; XXXV, J. of Tech.;2000
2. P.S. Banerjee, P.J. Royhowdhury, P. Dutta and M.K.Mitra; Low Cycle Fatigue Testing of an
aluminium-lithium alloy-J.Inst. of Engrs. India; V-84,20; 2003

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1. P.S. Banerjee , J.Dutta, & P.J. Roychowdhury; Corrosion of aerospace Alloys
International conf. On Industrial Corrosion , CORCON 2000, Mumbai; 2000
2. A. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee; P. S. Banerjee & P.J. Roychowdhury; Corrosion Resistance of an Ultra

Low Carbon HSLA Forging ...Asia Pasific Conference and 6th national convention on Corrosion,
Bangalore; 2001
3. P.S. Banerjee & P.S. Banerjee; Hydrogen Embrittlement & Serrated Flow charged Al-Li alloy;
Annual Tech Meting & Int, Conf.,, org. by The Indian Institute of Metals; 2001
4. T.Bandyopadhyay, P.S.. Banerjee, P. Majumder & P.J. Roychowdgury; Environ-sensitive crack

propagation in an aluminium alloy during fatigue testing; Annual Tech Meting & Int, Conf.,, org.
by The Indian Institute of Metals; 2001
5. P.S. Banerjee, P.J. Roychowdhury and S.K. Biswas; Recovery of Copper from Industrial Wastes
and New Design of Anode Casting Arrangement; Intl. Conf. on Extractive Metallurgy of Gold
and Base Metals, Kalgoorlie, Australia; 1992
6. P.J. Roychowdhury ; Pollution Abatement in Hot Dip Galvanising..Conf. Intl. Ecological engg.
Society (Switzerland) & Kalyani University; 2000
(iv) Others : Three


produced during 2000-2005 : One
8. Number of PhD.s guided/produced : Three

during 2000-2005

11. Other awards ,honours and recognition :
Awards Received :
1. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Memorial Gild Medal for 1985-86 for the best paper published in the Journal of
Institution of Engineers (India)
2. Honorary Membership of the Indian Institute of Metals in November, 2001.
3. Vijay Rattan Award, India International Friendship Society, New Delhi, March. 2002

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1. Name of the Department : Metallurgy & Materials Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. Amitava Basu Mallick
3. Qualification : Ph.D
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 15 (fifteen), Experimental Technique,

(Please list the courses taught) X-ray Diffraction & Electron Microscopy,
Iron making, Special Materials, Rate Phenomena
In Process Metallurgy, Hydrometallurgy.
5 Year of research experience during

2000 – 2005 : 5 (five)
6. Publications during 2000 – 2005 : 23 (Twenty three )
a) Books: Nil.
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals –13.
1. A. Basumallick, G.C. Das and S. Mukherjee; Influence of reduction mechanism on the

morphology of cobalt nanoparticles in a silica gel matrix; J. Mater. Res. 15 (2000)102.
2. A. Basumallick, D.Sen, P.Deb and S.Mazumder ; Microstructural investigations of ferrite
nanoparticles prepared by nonaqueous precipitation route. Bull. Mater.Res 35,No-8(2000) 1243-
1250.
3. P.Deb, A. Basumallick, and S.Ghosh ; Preparation of nanosized CoFe2O4 particles from a
nonaqueous precursor; Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 43 (2001)113, 2001
4. A. Basumallick, M.Ghosh, B.K.Dutta, and S.Ghosh. Preparation of Cu-Sn compacts by warm
compaction route.Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 43 (2001)119.
5. P.Deb , A. Basumallick, Characteristics of -Fe2O3 nanoparticles prepared by thermolysis of a
Non aqueous precursor. J. Applied Surface Science 182(2001)398-402; 2001
6. P.Deb, A. Basumallick, P. Chatterjee and S.P. Sengupta; Preparation of -Fe2O3 nanoparticles
from a nonaqueous precursor medium; Scripta Materialia 45(2001) 341-34; 2001

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7. P.Deb A. Basumallick, Preparation of -Fe2O3 nanoparticles from a nonaqueous precursor.J.

Materials Research 16 (2001) 3471;2001
8. P.Deb, D.Sen , A. Basumallick,and S. Mazumdar, Characterisitcs of Fe2O3 nanoparticles
prepared by heat treatment of a Non aqueous powder precipitate.J. Nanoparticle Research
4(2002)91.2002
9. A. Basumallick,G.C. Das and S. Mukherjee, Design of experiments for synthesizing in situ Ni-
SiO2 and Co-SiO2 nanocomposites by nonisothermal reduction treatment. J.Nanotechnology,
14(2003)903. 2003
10. 2003Anil Kumar, B. Ravikumar, S. Mukherjee and I. Chattoraj; Alteration in Hydrogen
absortion by and Hydrogen Permeation through an HSLA steel due to Plasma Source Ion
Implantation by Nitrogen ;J. Mater and Metall Trans B ,35B (2004) 1123. 2004
11. P. Deb, A. Basumallick;Kinetics of -Fe2O3 nanoparticle evolution from an organic precursorJ.
Nanoparticle Res. 6(2004)527; 2004
12. A. Basumallick D.Roy, S.Ghosh, B. Basu; Preparation of Fe-aluminide reinforced in situ
metal matrix composites byreactive hot pressing; Mater. Sci. & Engg. A; (Accepted), 2005
13. Debdas Roy, Bikramjit Basu , Sumit Ghosh, B. V. Manoj Kumar ; Understanding the
unlubricated Friction and Wear behavior of Fe-aluminide reinforced Al-based in-situ metal
matrix composite; Composites Part A; (Accepted); 2005
(ii) In National Journals: 03
1. A. Basumallick , P.Deb, M.K.Banerjee, P.Chatterjee and S.P.Sen Gupta;

Synthesis of nanosized ferrite powders through non aqueous precipitation
route; J. Institution of Engineers(India) 81(2000)1; 2000
2. P.Deb, A. Basumallick S.Ghosh, and N.R. Bandyopadhyay; Preparation of barium ferrite

nanoparticles from a non aqueous precursorIndian Journal of Physics 78A (2004) 67-69;
3. P.Deb , A. Basumallick; Phase evolution of iron oxide nanoparticles from a nonaqueous

precursor.; J.Institution of Engineer’s (India),85(2004)1.
1. A. Basumallick; Computation of optimum productivity of batch type oil fired furnaces by an

iterative mathematical model.National seminar on Experimental Approaches in
Pyrometallurgical Research (EAPR-2000) .RRL, Bhubaneswar Apr 20-21st 2000
2. A. Basumallick, Deb, D.Sen, and S. Mazumder; Strain induced  transformation of Fe2O3
nanoparticles.In "Proceedings of DAE solid state physics symposium", December 2000, G.G
University, Bilaspur, 2000
3. S.Ghosh, G.C.Das and S. Mukherjee; Kinetic studies on the in situ Ni-SiO2 nanocomposites
prepared by the sol-gel route; International Conf. on Advances in materials and materials
processing, ICAMMP-2002,ed N. Chakravorty and U.K. Chatterjee. Tata McGraw Hill, New
Delhi, 2002, p-371, 2002

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4. P. Deb, A. Basumallick and J.Sarkar, On the preparation of -Fe2O3 nanoparticles from an

organic precursor, In the Proceeding of National Seminar on Advanced Materials, J.U, 19-20th
Dec 2003; 2003
5. A. Basumallick , G.C.Das, and S. Mukherjee , Kinetics of insitu reduction during the
preparation of glass-transition metal nanocomposites. In the Proceeding of National Seminar on
Advanced Materials, J.U, 19-20th Dec 2003. 2003
6. A. Basumallick , J. Sarkar, G.C. Das and S. Mukherjee; On the synthesis of in situ Ni-SiO2
nanocomposites by isothermal and nonisothermal reduction technique.In the Proceedings of the
“ International Conference on Nanomaterials; synthesis, Characterisation and Application” Tata
McGraw-Hill Publishing company Limited, 2004, p-373.
7. P.Deb and A. Basumallick, Structure and properties of iron oxide nanoparticles prepared through
a gentle chemistry route, In the Proceedings of the “International Conference on Nanomaterials;
synthesis, Characterisation and Application” Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing company, 2004, p-
367.
8. A. Basumallick , P. Deb and J.Sarkar, On the preparation of -Fe2O3 nanoparticles via a low
temperature nonaqueous precipitation route, In the Proceedings of the “ International
Conference on Nanomaterials, Nano 2005” Allied Publishers Pvt. Ltd. 2005, p155.; 2005
(iv) Others : 08 (Eight)


produced during 2000-2005 : 06 (five)
8. Number of PhD.s guided/produced : 02 (Two completed) ; 05 (Five,

during 2000-2005 Registered

Sl. Name of the Source Value Duration Co- Goals

No Research Project investigator
1. Development of Fe-
aluminide & alumina
reinforced
aluminium matrix Development of
10.26 Prof. Sumit
composites by in situ UGC 3 years new generation
lakhs Ghosh
micropyretic MMCs
reactions
2. Fabrication of high AICTE 6.00 3 years -------- Development of

density magnetic New lakhs high density
storage media by Delhi recording media.

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application of
temperature and
pressure on gamma
iron oxide
nanoparticles
3. Re-use / Re-cycle of Re-use / Re-
Iron Fines and Coal / cycle of Iron
Dr. P. S.
Dolo Char in Sponge Fines and Coal /
2.64 Banerjee,
Iron Plants with WBPCB 06 months Dolo Char in
lakhs Prof Sumit
Economic Sponge
Ghosh
Iron Plants
Feasibility
10. Patent awarded: Nil
11. Other awards, honours : Best Paper award from the Institution of Engineer’s (India)
and recognition 2005

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Sumit Ghosh
3. Qualification : M. E (MET).
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 13 (Thirteen),

Heat treatment, Testing of metals,
(Please list the courses taught) Steel Making, Welding Metallurgy, Corrosion
& Surface Protection, Adv. Joining Processes
2000 – 2005 : 5 (five)
6. Publications during 2000 – 2005 : 07 (seven)
b) Books: Nil.
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals –05.
1. P.Deb,S. Ghosh and A.Basumallick; Preparation of nanosized CoFe2O4 particles from a
nonaqueous precursor; Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 43 (2001)113, 2001
2. M.Ghosh, S. Ghosh, B.K.Dutta, A.Basumallick, Preparation of Cu-Sn compacts by warm
compaction route, Journal of Metallurgy and Materials Science 43 (2001)119, 2001
3. P.Deb, S. Ghosh, A. Basumallick, and N.R. Bandyopadhyay, Preparation of barium ferrite
nanoparticles from a non aqueous precursor, Indian Journal of Physics 78A (2004) 67-69, 2004
4. D.Roy, S. Ghosh, A.Basumallick, B. Basu, Preparation of Fe-aluminide reinforced in situ
metal matrix composites byreactive hot pressingMater. Sci. & Engg. A, (Accepted), 2005
5. Debdas Roy, Bikramjit Basu , Amitava Basu Mallick, B. V. Manoj Kumar , Understanding the
unlubricated Friction and Wear behavior of Fe-aluminide reinforced Al-based in-situ metal
matrix composite, Composites Part A. (Accepted). 2005
(ii) In National Journals: Nil.
1. S. Ghosh , A.Basumallick, G.C.Das and S. Mukherjee, Kinetic studies on the in situ Ni-SiO2
nanocomposites prepared by the sol-gel route, In Proceedings of International Conference on Advances
in materials and materials processing, ICAMMP-2002,ed. N. Chakravorty and U.K. Chatterjee. Tata
McGraw Hill, New Delhi, 2002, p-371,2002

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(iv) Others : 06 (Six)


produced during 2000-2005 : 02 (Two)

during 2000-2005

Sl. Name of the Source Value Duration Co- Goals

No Research Project investigator
1. Development of Fe-
aluminide & alumina
reinforced
aluminium matrix Development of
10.26 Dr. A
composites by in situ UGC 3 years new generation
lakhs Basumallick
micropyretic MMCs
reactions
2. Re-use / Re-cycle of Re-use / Re-

Iron Fines and Coal / cycle of Iron
Dr. P. S.
Dolo Char in Sponge Fines and Coal /
2.64 Banerjee,
Iron Plants with WBPCB 06 months Dolo Char in
lakhs Dr. A
Economic Sponge
Basumallick
Iron Plants
Feasibility

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2. Name of the Faculty Member : Sanjoy Sadhukhan
3. Qualification : M. Tech.
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 16 (sixteen), Heat treatment, Testing of

(Please list the courses taught) metals, X-ray & Electron Microscopy,
Deformation of metals, Experimental
methods etc.

2000 – 2005 :5 (five)
6. Publications during 2000 – 2005 : 7 (seven)
a) Books: Nil.
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals – Nil.
(ii) In National Journals: 1 (one).
1. K.P.Das, N.R.Bandyopadhyay, M.K.Banerjee, TRIP in low silicon high manganese boron treated
duplex ferrite-bainite steel, IE(I), vol. 82, Nov.,2001
1. S.Datta, M.K.Banerjee; Effect of trace added Sn in Al-Zn-Mg alloy, BSME-ASME Int. conf.,
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2001-02
2. M.Kundu, M.Palit; Role of Sn in Al-4.3Zn-1.8Mg alloy; NMD-ATM 2003, Kolkata; 2003
(iv) Others : 4 (four)


produced during 2000-2005 : 6 (six)

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during 2000-2005
9. Research funding secured during : AICTE, Rs.6,25,000/-, three years,

2000-2005(Source,Value,Duration, Dr. N.R.Bandyopadhyay,
Co- investigator,goals) Study on the effect of Sn on Al-Zn-
Mg alloy
10. Patents Awarded : 1 (one)
11. Other awards ,honours and recognition : Merit certificate for the paper
published in IE(I) journal

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Metallurgical &

Materials Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Partha Protim Chattopadhyay
5. Year of Research Experience : 10 years
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals –27
1. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,I. Manna, G. Burkle, F. Banhart and H. –J. Fecht, Microstructural Evolution
in Mechanical Milling of Wear Resistant Coatings; Wear (accepted)
2. P.P. Chattopadhyay , D. Das, A. Samanta, Deformation Behavior of Bulk Ultrafine-Grained
Copper Prepared by Sub-Zero Rolling and Controlled Recrystallization. Jl. Nanoscience and
Nanotechnology, (accepted)
3. A. Samanta, P.P. Chattopadhyay H. –J. Fecht and I. Manna, Microstructural Evolution During
Mechanical Alloying of Aluminium and 316 Powder blend Jl. Surface Engineering (accepted).
4. P.P. Chattopadhyay R Wunderlich, I. Manna and H. –J. Fecht, On the Glass Forming Behavior
and Crystallization of Bulk Zr – Al – Cu – Ni – Co Alloy, Jl. Surface Engineering (accepted).
5. P.P. Chattopadhyay , M. Y. Sherif, Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Bainite
Containing High-Silicon Low-Alloy Steels, International Materials Review(accepted)
6. A. K. Bhunia, S. Dutta, P.P. Chattopadhyay, M.K. Banerjee; Study on the Trace Zirconium
Addition on the Microstructural Evolution in Cu – Zn – Al Shape Memory Alloy,Mat. Sci. Eng.,
A 391, 34.2005
7. S. K. Ghosh, P.P. Chattopadhyay , S. Ganguly, and S. K. Datta,Modelling the Effect of Cu in
Microalloed DP Steel Through Neural Network and Neuro – Fuzzy System, ISIJ Internatinal,
Vol. 45 (9), 2005, 1345;2005
8. A. K. Bhunia, S. Dutta, P.P. Chattopadhyay ,M.K. Banerjee.On the Degradation of Shape
Memory Effect in Trace Ti – Added Cu – Zn – Al Shape Memory AlloyMat. Sci. Eng., A 393,
125;2005
9. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,I. Manna, P. Nandy, P. M. G. Nambissan,Positron Lifetime Study of the hcp
to fcc Transformation Induced by Mechanical Attrition of Elemental Titatnium.Physics Letter A
328, 246. 2004

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10. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, F. Banhart, H. –J. Fecht, Develeopment of Al-Cu-Zr Amorphous
Alloy and Nano-dispersed Composites by Mechanical AttritionMater. Sci. Engg.A A397 (2004)
360 – 365.; 2004
11. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, F. Banhart, H. –J. Fecht, Development of Amorphous Al-Zr-Si
Alloys by Mechanical Attrition.Materials Letter 58 403 – 407; 2004
12. P.P. Chattopadhyay ; P. Nandi, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna. Solid State Synthesis of Al-based
Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Al-Cu-Nb Alloys; Mater. Sci. Engg. A 59 11 – 17; 2003
13. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, F. Banhart, H. –J. Fecht, , Solid State Synthesis of Al-based
Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Al-Nb-Si and Al-Zr-Si Alloys, Zeitschrift für Metallkunde 94
(2003) 835 – 841;2003
14. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,I. Manna, P. Nandi, F. Banhart, H. –J. Fecht; A Polymorphic HCP to FCC
Change in Titanium by Mechanical Milling;J. Appl. Phy. 93 1520 – 1524. 2003
15. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, F. Banhart and H. –J. Fecht ;A Polymorphic Change in
Zirconium by Mechanical Milling ;Appl. Phy. Lett. 81 4136 - 4138. 2002
16. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, Effect of Partial Substitution of Cu in Al65Cu35 by Transition
Metal in Mechanical Alloying of Al65Cu20TM15 ;Materials and Manufacturing Processes 17 583 –
594; 2002
17. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,S. Datta, M. K. Banerjee; On the Formation of V-Phase in Mechanically
Alloyed AlSiMg-SiCp Metal Matrix Composite with Trace Scandium Addition ; Material Science
and Engineering A, A 333, 410; 2002
18. P.P. Chattopadhyay I. Manna; A Thermodynamic Model on the BCC to FCC Polymorphic
Change in Niobium due to Nanocrystallization by Mechanical lloying; Key Engineering
Materials 227 87 – 92; 2002
19. P.P. Chattopadhyay ;P. Nandi, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna; Development of Amorphous and Nano-
aluminide Dispersed Al-matrix Composites By Mechanical Alloying ; Materials Physics and
Mechanics 4 116 – 120; 2001
20. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,I. Manna, B. Chatterjee, S. K. Pabi; Codeposition of nanocrystalline
aluminides on a copper substrate; J. Mater. Sci. 36 1419-1424; 2001
21. P.P. Chattopadhyay , R. N. R. Gannabattula, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, Development of
Amorphous Al65-Cu35-x-Tix Alloys by Mechanical Alloying Scripta Mater. 45 1191-1196; 2001
22. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, S. Talapatra and S. K. Pabi, A Mathematical Analysis of Milling
Mechanics in a Planetary Ball Mill, Mater. Chem. Phy. 68, 85-94, 2001
23. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,P. M. G. Nambissan, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna; A Polymorphic bcc to fcc
Transformation of Nanocrystalline Niobium Studied by Positron Annihilation; Physical Review
B63 54107-54113; 2001
24. P.P. Chattopadhyay , P. M. G. Nambissan, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, Polymorphic Transformation
and Lattice Expansion in Nanocrystalline Niobium Revealed by Positron Annihilation at Grain
Boundary,Applied Surface Science 182 (2001) 8-312; 2001
25. P.P. Chattopadhyay , S. K. Pabi, I. Manna; On the enhancement of diffusion kinetics in
nanocrystalline materials,Mater. Chem. Phy. 68 (2001) 80-84;2001
26. P.P. Chattopadhyay , S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, A Metastable Allotropic Transformation in Nb
Induced by Planetary Ball Milling; Mater. Sci. Eng. A304-306 (2001) 424 – 428; 2001
27. P.P. Chattopadhyay, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna; On the Inverse Hall-Petch Relationship in
Nanocrystalline Materials, Z. Metallkde. 91 (2000) 1049-1052. 2000
ii) In National Journals –5

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1. P.P. Chattopadhyay , S .K.Ghosh , N. R. Bandopadhyay, Effects of Finish Rolling Temperature

on the Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of As Hot Rolled Cu – Added Ti, B
Microalloyed Dual Phase Steels, Journal of the Institution of Engineers (I), 85, 2005, 41, 2005
2. S. K. Ghosh, A. Samanta, Effects of Ageing Treatment on The Microstructure and Mechanical
Properties of Cu-Added Ti, B Microalloyed Steels, Trans. Indian Inst. Met. 57, 2, 2004,
171.2004
3. D. Das, P.P. Chattopadhyay , N. R. Bandopadhyay, On the Modification of Martensite
Morphology in High Martensite Dual Phase Steel, Jl. Inst. Eng. (I), Vol.84, 2003,84.2003
4. P.P. Chattopadhyay , S. K. Pabi, H. J. Fecht and I. Manna, Phase Evolution in Binary Al-Cu (20
– 70 at. % Al) and Ternary Al65Cu20TM15 Alloys by Mechanical Alloying (invited article and
received the best paper award), J. Inst. Engineers (India) 83 (2002) 35 – 41, 2002
5. S. K. Ghosh, D. Das & P.P. Chattopadhyay; Structure Property Correlation of Ti, B
Microalloyed Dual Phase Steels, (received the Best paper award), Jl. Inst. Eng. (I), 2001, 50 –
57; 2001
iii) In Major Conferences - 17 nos.

1. A. Samanta, P.P. Chattopadhyay, I. Manna, Amorphisation of Al – Ni-Ti ternary blend by
Mechanical Alloying and Preparation of Amorphous Metal Bulk Composite, (Published in
conference proceedings), International Conference of Nanomaterials, Nano –2005, Tamilnadu,
2005
2. P.P. Chattopadhyay, D. Das, A. Samanta, Mechanical Properties of Bulk Ultrafine –Grained
Copper (Published in conference proceedings),International Conference of Nanomaterials, Nano
–2005, Tamilnadu.2005
3. P.P. Chattopadhyay, I. Manna, H.–J. Fecht, Solid State Nanocrystallization and Amorphization
of FeCrB and FeCrNiCoB Coatings by High-energy Mechanical Attrition (Published in
conference proceedings) , Int.Conference on Nanostructured Materials, Wiesbaden, Germany,
June 20-24, 2004.2004
4. D. Das and P.P. Chattopadhyay, Effect of Martensite Morphology and Volume fraction on the
Mechanical Behavior of High Martensitic Dual Phase Steel, (Published in conference
proceedings), Int. Conf. On Advances in materials & processes for industrial application, 2003,
ASM international (Pune chapter), India,2003
5. S. K. Ghosh & P.P. Chattopadhyay, Microstructural evolution in Cu- added Ti, B microalloyed
dual phase steel (Published in the Conference Proceeding),Int. Conf. On Advances in materials
& processes for industrial application, 2003, , ASM international (Pune chapter),2003
6. D. Ghosh & P.P. Chattopadhyay, A Model for Reconstruction of Indian Foundry Industry Under
the Context of Globalization (Published in conference proceedings), Indian Foundry Congress,
Jaipur, 2003
7. P.P. Chattopadhyay , D. Das, N. R. Bandyopadhyay, A study on the effect of martensite
morphology on mechanical properties of high martensitic dual phase steel (Published in
conference proceedings), Resurgence of Metallic Materials, Jamshedpur,2003
8. S. K. Ghosh & P.P. Chattopadhyay, Effect of minor Cu-addition on microstructural evolution in
Cu- added Ti, B microalloyed dual phase steel. (Published in conference proceedings), Asia Steel
Int. Conf. 2003, Tata Steel, Jamshedpur, India, 2002
9. P.P. Chattopadhyay ,I. Manna, P. Nandi, F. Banhart and H. J. Fecht,Polymorphic HCP to FCC
Transformation in Ti and Zr by Mechanical Milling 8th International Conference on
‘Quasicrystals (ICQ-8) held in Bangalore, India during September 8 – 13, 2002

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10. P.P. Chattopadhyay , I. Manna, P. Nandi, S. K. Pabi, F. Banhart and H. –J. Fecht,Synthesis of
Amorphous and Nano-aluminide Dispersed Al-based Composites by Mechanical Alloying,
(Published in Conf. proceedings)Advances in Materials and Materials Processing (ICAMMP-
2002),Kharagpur, India,2002
11. P.P. Chattopadhyay I. Manna, F. Banhart and H. –J. Fecht,Polymorphic ransformation of Early
Transition Metals by Mechanical Milling 6th International Conference on ‘Nanostructured
Materials (NANO-2002)’ held in Orlando, USA during June 16 – 21, 2002, 2002
12. P. Nandi, P.P. Chattopadhyay , P.M.G. Nambissan, I. Manna. Amorphisation and nanocrystalline
intermetallic phase formation in ball-milled Ti-Al-Si – positron lifetime spectroscopic studies, 6th
International Conference on ‘Nanostructured Materials (NANO-2002)’ held in Orlando, USA
during June 16 – 21, 2002.
13. P.P. Chattopadhyay, P. M. G. Nambissan, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, P.P.
Chattopadhyay,Polymorphic Transformation and Lattice Expansion in Nanocrystalline Niobium
Revealed by Positron Annihilation at Grain Boundary International workshop on advanced
matrials, 5-8 February, 2001, SahaInstitute of uclear Physics, Kolkata (invited).2001.
14. P.P. Chattopadhyay , S. Datta, M. K. Banerjee, Development of Mechanically Alloyd AlMgSi-
SiCp Mnetal Matrix Composite with Trace Scandium Addition, (Published in conference
proceedings), Intl. Conf. On: "Trends in Mechanical Alloying: Science, Technology and
Application", Jaipur, India, 2001,2001
15. P.P. Chattopadhyay, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, Some Aspects of Nanocrystalline Materials
Prepared by Ball Milling, (Published in conference proceedings),International Conference on
"Trends in Mechanical Alloying: Science, Technology and Application", held in Jaipur, India
during February 21-23, 2001.2001
16. P.P. Chattopadhyay , P. M. G. Nambissan, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna, Polymorphic Transformation
and Lattice Expansion in Nanocrystalline Niobium Revealed by Positron Annihilation at Grain
Boundary, 12th International Conference on Positron Annihilation to be held in Munich, Germany
during August, 2000.
17. R. N. R. Gannabattula, S. K. Pabi and I. Manna,Development of Amorphous and Nano-
Aluminide Dispersed Al-Matrix Composite by Mechanical Alloying, Conference on Bulk
Metallic Glasses of United Engineering Foundation, New York, USA, held in Singapore during
24-28 September, 2000
iv) Others : Archival Journal - 6

(please indicate total number but do not list) Conference Proc. - 5
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : Five

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided : Awarded–1, Submitted–1, Ongoing-4
during 2000-2005
9 Research funding secured during :
co-investigators, goals)
Source Value Duration Co- Goals
(Rs. in investigator
lakh)

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UGC 3.65 2001- Dr. P. J. Development of a web based

(As P. I.) 2004 Roychowdhury educational package for the study of
Dr. Sobhen surface and interfaces of material.
Roy Sponsored by University Grants
Commission (completed)
CSIR 5.7933 2002 - Dr. A. Development of particulate dispersed
(As P. I.) 2005 Roychowdhury metal matrix composites by thermal
treatment of mechanical alloyed
precursor, Sponsored by Council of
scientific and Industrial Research
(completed)
ISRO 8.34 2004- D. Das Development of Nanocrystalline
(As P. I.) 2006 Al2O3 dispersed Cu – Matrix
Composites, Sponsored by ISRO
(ongoing)
AICTE, 10.00 2003- Dr. A Dutta Development and Performance

RPS 2006 Analysis of Silver Toughened
(AS Co-P.I.) Alumina Ceramic Composite Material
for Cutting Tool Application.
Sponsored by All India Council of
Technical Education (ongoing)
10. Patents awarded
1. Development of Nano-intermetallic Dispersed Al-matrix Composites from the Al-Cu-X Ternary
Metastable Precursors, An application for an Indian patent (355/Cal/2000) filed in June 2000,
under review by I. Manna, P. P. Chattpopadhyay and S. K. Pabi.
2. Process for Preparing an Improved Age Hardenable Metal Matrix Composite, Application for an
Indian patent (59/CAL/2001) filed in february 2001by M. K. Banerjee, P. P. Chattopadhyay and
S. Dutta.
11. Other awards, honors and recognition
1. Fellowship under the Quality Improvement Programme by All India Council of Technical
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2. Guest Scientist at the University of Ulm under the financial supports from the Deutsche
Forschung Gemeinschaft (G. W. Leibniz program Fe 313/11-1) (June 2001 – June 2002).
3. Metallurgical and Materials Division Medal, The Institute of Engineers (I) (2002).
4. Metallurgical and Materials Division Medal, The Institute of Engineers (I) (2003).
5. Best paper prize, at the 51st Annual Technical Meeting of the Indian Institute of Metals, Nov.
14-17, 1997, held in Jamshedpur, India.
6. Visited University of Cambridge Under the Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellowship Award
Program ( October 2004 – April 2005).
7. Coordinator in the Organizing Committee of International Workshop on Neural Network and

Genetic Algorithm in Materials Science and Engineering to be held at Bengal Engineering and
Science University, Shibpur, India, from 11th to 13th January, 2006.
8. Coordinator of Center of Research and Application for Foundry Technology (CRAFT), Bengal
Engineering and Science University.
9. Principal Editor in the Editorial Board of Metal News (published by The Indian Institute of
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1. Name of the Department : Department of Metallurgical &

Materials Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Dr. SUBRATA CHATTERJEE
4 Year of Teaching Experience : 24 years

(Please list the courses taught) UG: Physical Metallurgy, Adv. Phys..Met.
Powder Met.,with sessionals
PG: Alloy design, Physical Metallurgy of
Iron-carbon alloys, Phase
transformation, Experimental methods

2000 – 2005 : Five
a) Books: : Nil
b) Papers:
1. A. Ghosh, , B. Mishra , Samar Das and S. Chatterjee , “An ultra low carbon HSLA steel :
Influence of thermomechanical processing and aging heat treatment on structure and
properties. ” Materials Science and Engineering A, (2004), Vol. 374, pp.43-55.
2. M. Ghosh, A. Laik, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale, J. Krishnan and S. Chatterjee, Evolution of

interface microstructure and strength properties in the Ti stainless steel diffusion bonded
transition joints, Materials Science and Technology, (Sept. 2004), Vol. 20, pp.1-7.
3. M. Ghosh, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale and S. Chatterjee, ”Effects of reaction products on the

bond strength of the transition joint formed between titanium and stainless steel”, Materials
Science and Technology, (2004), Vol.20, No.1.,pp.131-136

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4. M. Ghosh, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale, J. Krishnan and S. Chatterjee, Strength of the diffusion

bonded joints between cp-Ti and 304stainless steel processed below and aove -transus, ISIJ
Int., (2004), Vol.44, No.2, pp.388-395.
5. Samar Das, A. Ghosh , S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandrarao, “The effect of cooling rate on
structure and properties of a HSLA forging ”, Scripta. Met., (2003), Vol.48, pp.51-57.
6. A. Ghosh, Samar Das, S. Chatterjee , B. Mishra and P. Ramachandra rao,“Influence of Thermo-

mechanical Processing and Different Post-Cooling Techniques on Structure and Properties of an
Ultra Low Carbon Cu - Bearing HSLA Forging”, Materials Science and Engineering A.
(2003), Vol.348, p.299.
7. Samar Das, A. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandrarao” Microstructural characterisation of

controlled forged HSLA-80 steel by transmission electron microscopy” Material
Charecterisation, (2003), Vol.50, pp.305-315.
8. Samar Das, A.Ghosh, S.Chatterjee and P.Ramachandrarao, “Evolution Of Microstructure In An

Ultra Low Carbon Cu Bearing HSLA Forging”, Scandinavian Journal of Metallurgy, (2002),
Vol.31, p.272.
9. M. Ghosh, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale, J. Krishnan and S. Chatterjee, “Diffusion bonding of

titanium to 304 stainless steel”, Journal of Nuclear Materials, (2003), Vol.322, pp.235-241.
10. M. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee and B. Mishra,’`The effect of intermetallic phases on the strength
properties of diffusion bonds formed between Ti-5.5Al-2.4V and stainless steel”, Materials
Science and Engineering A, (2003), Vol.363, pp.268 – 274.
11. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Characterization of transition joints of commercially pure titanium
to 304 stainless steel”, Materials Characterization, (2002), Vol. 48, pp.393-399.
12. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Diffusion bonded transition joints of titanium to

stainless steel with improved properties” Materials Science and Engineering A,
(2003), Vol.A-358, pp.152-158.
13. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Characterization of reaction products and their effects on the
strength properties of transition joints formed between titanium and stainless steel”
Scandinavian Journal of Metallurgy, Vol. 33, 2004, pp.1-5.
14. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Evaluation of structure and properties of diffusion bonded joints
between Ti alloy and 304 stainless steel”, Journal of Technology, Vol.XXXVI, No.2, pp.43-49.
15. M. Ghosh, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale and S. Chatterjee,”Solid-state diffusion bonding of

commercially pure titanium to stainless steel”, Transaction of Indian Institute of Metals,
(2003), Vol.56, No.5, pp.449-456.

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16. Samar Das, A. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandrarao,” On Structure And Properties Of
An Ultra Low Carbon HSLA Forging”, Scandinavian Journal of Metallurgy, published.
17. M. Ghosh, S. Das, P. S. Banerjee and S. Chatterjee, "Variation in the reaction zone of solid state
bonded commercially pure Titanium and 304 stainless steel", Materials Science & Engineering
A, Vol. 390, 2005, pp.217-226.
18 A. Ghosh, B. Mishra, S. Das and S. Chatterjee, "Microstructure, Properties and age hardening
behaviour of a thermo-mechanically processed ultra low carbon Cu bearing high strength steel",
Metallurgical and Materials Transaction A, 36A, Vol. Mid-March, 2005, pp. 703-713.
19. M. Ghosh, S. Kundu, S. Chatterjee and B. Mishra, "Influence of Interface Microstructure on the
strength of the transition joint between Ti-6Al-4V and stainless", accepted for publication in
Metallurgical and Materials Transaction A.
20. S. Kundu, M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, "Reactive diffusion bonding between commercially pure
titanium and 304 stainless steel using Ni interlayer", ISIJ International, Vol. 44, No. 11, 2004,
pp. 1891-1896.
21. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee: “Effect of interface microstructure on the bond strength of the
diffusion welde joints between titanium and stainless steel”, in press, Materials
Characterization.
22. A. Ghosh, B. Mishra, S. Das and S. Chatterjee, Structure and properties of a low carbon Cu
bearing high strength steel, Materials Science & Engineering A Vol. 396, No. 1-2, 2005, pp.
320-332.
23. A. Ghosh, Samar Das and S. Chatterjee, "Ultra High strength Hot Rolled Microalloyed Steel :
Microstructure and Properties" in press Materials Science & Technology.
Accepted or in Press:
i) A. Ghosh, R. Shukla ,Samar Das, and S. Chatterjee,” The Structure And Properties Of
A Thermo-mechanically Processed Low Carbon High Strength Steel” accepted for
publication in Scandinavian Journal of Metallurgy.
ii) A. Ghosh, Samar Das and S. Chatterjee, "Ultra High strength Hot Rolled
Microalloyed Steel : Microstructure and Properties" in press Materials Science &
Technology.
iii) A. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, Characterisation of precipitates in an ultra low carbon
Cu bearing high strength steels: a TEM Study, Materials Characterisation, in press.
iv) Samar Das, A. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandrarao, Effect of cooling rate on
structures and properties of an ultra low carbon HSLA forging, Journal of Institution of
Engineers (India), April Issue, 2005.

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v) A. Ghosh, B. Mishra and S. Chatterjee, Development of low carbon micro-alloyed

ultra high strength steels, Trans Tech. Publication, 2005, in press.
vi) S. Kundu, M. Ghosh, A. Laik, K. Bhanumurthy, G. B. Kale and S. Chatterjee,
Diffusion Bonding of commercially pure titanium to 304 stainless steel using copper
interlayer, MSEA, 2005, in press.
b) National Journals :
1. A Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Effect of AlN particles and sintering temperature on structure and
properties of some Al-AlN composites” Transaction of Indian Institute of Metals, (2003), Vol
56, No.2, pp.115-119
2. . M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “The effect of processing temperature on the structure and
properties of the transition joint between Ti alloy and stainless steel” Transaction of Indian
Institute of Metals, (2003), Vol. 56, No.3, pp.197 – 203.
3. Samar Das, A. Ghosh, S. Kundu and S. Chatterjee,” A study on structure and properties of a hot
forged HSLA-80 steel”, Trans. IIM, (2004), Vol.57, No.1, pp. 25-33.
iii) Major Conferences :
Papers published in Conference Proceedings
1. R. Shukla, S. K. Sen, B. Roy, A. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, "On structure and properties of an
ultra low carbon Ti bearing steel", accepted for presentation and publication International
Conference on Thermomechanical Simulation and Processing of Steels (SIMPRO-2004), 21-23
September, 2004,, Ranchi, India.
2. A. Ghosh, P. S. Banerjee, S. Chatterjee & P. J. Roy Chowdhury, Corrosion Resistance Properties
of an Ultra Low Carbon HSLA Forging in Different Chloride Atmosphere, 1st Asia Pasific
Conference and 6th national convention on Corrosion, Bangalor, 28th –30th November 2001
3. A.Ghosh, P. S. Banerjee & S. Chatterjee, A Study On Corrosion Behaviour Of A Low Carbon
Bainitic Steel In Different Chloride Media, Corcon-2000, Mumbai.
4. A. Ghosh, Samar Das and S. Chatterjee, Development of Ultra Low Carbon High Strength steels
by Thermomechanical Controlled Processing, Asia steel international conference 2003,
Jamshedpur , April 9th –12th 2003,
5. Samar Das , A. Ghosh , S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandra rao Development of HSLA forgings
for application in automobiles, Microalloyed steel for automotive Industries,
6. M. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, “Development and characterisation of diffusion bonded joints of
dissimilar metals for space application” technical paper presented in the review meeting under
Respond Programme of ISRO, Department of Space, Govt. of India in the years 1999, 2000
and 2001, organised by Vikram Sarabhai Space Center, Trivandrum.
7. M. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee, K. Bhanumurthy, J. Krishnan and G. B. Kale, “Development of
transition joints between titanium and stainless steel by diffusion bonding” technical paper
presented in 5th Technical Pragramme Discussion meeting of BRNS Projects, held at Bhaba
Atomic Research Centre, Anushaktinagar, Mumbai-400094 on February 2-6, 2003.

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8. S. Chatterjee, Advanced Ferrous Alloys, Conference organised under the

INDO_US cooperation Programme, Washington – DC, USA, May 22 – 25, 2000.
9. S. Chatterjee and Samar Das, “Development of some ULCB steels in as rolled condition through
thermomechanical controlled processing” published in the Conf. Proc. of International Conference
on manufacturing (ICM-2000), 24-26th February, 2000, Dhaka, Bangladesh., pp. 450-461.
10. S. Chatterjee, M. Ghosh and Swapan Das, Effects of processing on mechanical and microstructural
properties of aluminium-20% SiC particulate composite, ib id. pp. 462-468.
11. S. Chatterjee, “Development and production of micro-alloyed high strength steels : Scope of Joint
Venture in SAARC Countries - An overview”, Published in Conf. Proc. of Int. Seminar-cum-
Workshop on Growth and Role of Steel Industry in SAARC Countries, 24-25th July, 1999 at the
Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh, Dhaka, pp. 1 – 15.
12. S. Chatterjee, Sankar Sen, S. K. Sen and S. K. Bhattacharrya, Evolution of Microstructure and
Associated Properties of some HSLA Forgings, Published in the proceedings of National Seminar
on Emerging Trends in High Strength Steels: Processing and Applications, April'99, RDCIS, SAIL,
Ranchi.
13. R. Bauri, A. Ghosh and S. Chatterjee, Effect of AlN particles and sintering temperature on
structure and properties of some Al-AlN composites, 38th NMD and 54th ATM, Bhilai in
November 14-17, 2000
14. A. Ghosh, Samar Das, and S. Chatterjee Effect of finish rolling temperature on structure and
properties of an ultra low carbon HSLA steel 39th NMD and 55th ATM, Bhubaneswar, in
November 18-21, 2001.
15. Samar Das , A. Ghosh , S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandrarao, Effect of Thermomechanical
controlled processing and Different Post cooling on structure and properties of an ultralow
carbon HSLA Forging, 40th NMD and 56th ATM Vadodara, November 14-17, 2002.
NML—Jamshedpur, January2003.
16. Samar Das, A. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee and P. Ramachandra rao, On structure and properties of an
ultra low carbon HSLA forging, Frontiers Of casting and Solidification Technology(FOCAST),
IIT, KGP , March 1 – 2, 2003
17. M. Ghosh, S. Chatterjee, K. Bhanumurthy, J. Krishnan, G. B. Kale, D. Joyson, R. Kishore and S.
Banarjee, “Solid state bonding of titanium and stainless steel using iron as an interlayer” an ATM
paper presented in 37th NMD and 53th ATM held at Kanpur in November 14-17 November,
1999.
18. A. Ghosh, S. Das, R. Shukla and S. Chatterjee, "Structure and properties of
thermo-mechanically processed ultra low carbon Cu bearing steels, International Conference on
Thermomechanical Simulation and Processing of Steels (SIMPRO-2004), 21-23 September,
2004, Ranchi, India.
iv) Others : Nil


produced during 2000-2005 : 8 nos.

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8. Number of PhD.s guided/produced : Completed - 2 Nos. of Doctoral

during 2000-2005 Theses and presently supervising 4
Nos. of Ph.D. Theses

i) Grain Growth kinetics of ZA Alloys - Sponsored by MHRD - Three years duration.; 10

lakh
ii) Characterisation of Diffusion Bonded Titanium Alloy and Stainless Steel - Sponsored
by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)- Three years duration. 16 Lakhs
iii) INDO-US Project on "Development of HSLA Forgings" - Sponsored by Office of
Naval Research Laboratory, USA - Five years duration.-Rs 10 Lakh
iv) ‘Development of Nickel and Copper bearing HSLA Forgings" sponsored by N.M.R.L -
One year duration.-10 lakh
v) "Development & Characterisation of Diffusion Bonded Joints of Dissimilar Metals for
Space Applications" ,sponsored by ISRO - Three years duration.-6.0 lakh
vi) "Development of Transition Joints between Ti/Zr and SS by Diffusion Bonding"
sponsored by BRNS, Govt. of India, Four years duration : 16 lakhs.
vii) "Development of Ultra Low Carbon Bainitic Steel for Offshore and Onshore
Structure", Sponsored by DST, Govt. of India; Three years duration : Rs. 15.00 lakhs
viii) "Development of Ultra High strength Steels by Thermo-mechanical Processing –,
Ministry of Steel, Three years, 15.8 lakh
Ongoing Project:
ix) "Development of Ultra High Strength Steels in as rolled condition through thermo-mechanical
controlled processing" Sponsored by Ministry of Steel, Govt. of India - Three years duration : Rs.
24.00 lakhs
10. Patents Awarded : Invention of diffusion bonded joints between

commercially pure titanium and 304 stainless steel of 210
– 225 MPa strength and 6 – 9% ductility.
Patent No. 183/CAL/2001 filed on 28.03.2001
11. Other awards ,honours and recognition;

AWARDS:
Received NMD Award “Metallurgist of the Year – 2002” from Ministry of Steel,
Govt. of India in 2002
Received MOUWAT Medal from Calcutta University in 1994.
Received Cash Award and Certificate from RDCIS, SAIL, Ranchi for best paper
published in international journal in the year 1994.

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Received P.R.S. from Calcutta University in 1984 for significant contributions in

the development of HSLA Steels.
Collaborative Programme :
(i) "Advanced Ferrous Alloys " between Naval Research Laboratory, USA and Bengal Engineering
College, (a Deemed University) from 1995 to 2000.
(ii) Development of New Generation of Steels and Transition Joints of Dissimilar Materials by
Diffusion Bonding between Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Colorado
Schools of Mines, USA and Department of Metallurgy & Materials Engineering, Bengal
Engineering College (a Deemed University).
OUTCOME
Published a couple of papers in International Journals and a few papers are under submission in
International Journals of repute.

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1. Name of the Department : Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : Debdulal Das
3. Qualification : M. Tech. (Met. & Mat. Engg.), IIT-Kharagpur

B. E. (Met. Engg.), C. U. (B. E. College).
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Five years.

At Undergraduate level:
 Deformation Processes
 Special Materials and Non-ferrous Alloys
 Phase Transformation
 Data Processing and Computer Applications
 Physical Metallurgy
 Metallurgy of Alloy Steel and Cast Iron
At Postgraduate level:
 Deformation Behavior of Materials
 Engineering Physical metallurgy
 Advanced Physical Metallurgy
 Advanced Metallic Materials.
 Heat Treatment
5. Year of Research Experience during 2000-22005: Five Years
6. Publications during 2000-2005:
(a) Books: Nil
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals-03
1. D. Das, A. Samanta and P.P. Chattopadhyay; Deformation Behavior of Bulk Ultrafine-

grained Copper Prepared by Sub-zero Rolling and Controlled Recrystallization; (Accepted
for publ.).

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2. D. Das , B. S. Murty, I. Manna and S.K. Pabi , Mechanical Alloying in Cu-Ni System: A
Novel way to establish Miscibility Gap in Slow Diffusing SystemsActa Materialia (submitted
after suggested modification)
3. D. Das , A. Samanta and P.P. Chattopadhyay, Mechanical Properties of Bulk Ultrafine-
Grained Copper; Syn. Reactivity in Inorganic, Metal-Organic, and Nano-Metal
Chemistry (submitted)
i) In National Journals-02
1. P. P. Chattopadhyay and N. R. Bandyopadhyay; On the Modification of Martensite Morphology

in High-Martensite Dual-Phase Steels for the Improvement of Mechanical Properties; J. Inst.
Eng. (I)-MM, Vol. 84,2003
2. S. K. Ghosh and P. P. Chattopadhyay; Structure Property Correlation of Ti, B Microalloyed Dual

Phase Steels; J. Inst. Eng. (I)-MM, Vol. 82; 2001
iii) In Major Conferences-
1. D. Das , A. Samanta and P.P. Chattopadhyay; Mechanical Properties of Bulk Ultrafine-Grained

Copper; Int. Conf. on Nanomaterials (NANO 2005),Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu; 2005
2. A. Samanta D. Das and P.P. Chattopadhyay; Deformation behavior of bulk ultrafine grained
copper prepared by sub-zero rolling and controlled recrystallization Int. Conf. on
Nanomaterials: Synthesis, Characterization and Application, Kolkata; 2004
3. D. Das 7 P. P. Chattopadhyay, Effect of Martensite Morphology and Volume Fraction on the
Mechanical Behavior of High-Martensite Dual-Phase Steels; Int. Conf. on Advances in
Materials & Processes for Industrial Application, Pune; 2003
4. D. Das ,P. P. Chattopadhyay and N. R. Bandyopadhyay; A Study on the Effect of Martensite
Morphology on Mechanical Properties of High-Martensite Dual-Phase SteelsSem. on
Resurgence of Metallic Materials, Jameshedpur,2003
5. D. Das ,P.P. Chattopadhyay; Influence of Martensite Morphology and Volume Fraction on
Mechanical Behavior of High-Martensite Dual-Phase Steels; Frontiers of Casting and
Solidification Technology (FOCAST), IIT-Kharagpur.2003
6. D. Das , S. K. Pabi; Thermal Stability and Grain Growth Behavior of Nanocrystalline Cu-10at.
%Fe Alloy Prepared by Mechanical Alloying; Int. Conf. on Advances in Materials and Materials
Processing, IIT- Kharagpur.2002
7. D. Das , S.K. Pabi; Grain Growth Behavior of Nanocrystalline Cu and Cu-10at.%Fe alloy
Prepared by Mechanical Alloying; Int. Conf. on Trends in Mechanical Alloying: Science,
Technology and Application, Jaipur.2001
iv) Others : Six (06)

7. Number of M.E./M.Tech. guided/ produced during 2000-2005: Five (05)

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8. Number of Ph.D. guided/produced during 2000-2005: Nil
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005:
Source Value (Rs. Duration Co- Goals

Lakhs) investigator
P.P. Development of Nanocrystalline
RESPOND 8.25 2 years Chattopadh AL2O3 Dispersed Cu-matrix
Scheme, ISRO yay Composites
0.62 -- Synthesis of Value Added

The Institution of 1½ Years Industrial Component by
Engineers Sintering of Nanocrystalline
(India), Alloys Prepared by Mechanical
R & D Project Alloying
11. Other awards, honors and recognition:

 The Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division Medal by The Institution of Engineers (India) for
the best paper published in the journal of the Institution for the year 2001.

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1. Name of the Department : Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
2. Name of the Faculty Member : SWARUP KUMAR GHOSH

3. Qualification : M. Tech. (Met. & Mat. Engg.), IIT-Kharagpur
B. E. (Met. Engg.), C. U. (B. E. College).
4. Year of Teaching Experience : Eight years.
5. Years of Research experience during ; Five

2000-2005
a) Books ----- Nil

b) Papers :
i) International Journals ; Nil
ii) National Journals ;

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Name of the Year of Title of Name of the Volume and Pages

authors in case of publication Publication Journal No.
joint publications
S.K.Ghosh and 1995 A Study on 33rd NMD & 49th 33rd NMD & PS 2.44 C.
S.Chatterjee diffusion bonding ATM Abstracts 49th ATM
of Ti-alloys and Volume Abstracts
stainless steel Volume
Development of Abstracts Vol. of 7th Abstracts Vol. MMM-9

S.K.Ghosh and 2000 diffusion bonded West Bengal State of 7th West
S.Chatterjee joints of Ti-6Al- Science and Bengal State
4V and 304L Technological Science and
stainless steel Congress, J.U., Technological
Calcutta. Congress
Structure Journal of the 82, MM/2 50-57

S.K.Ghosh, D.Das 2001 Property Institution of
and Correlation of Ti, Engineers (India)
P.P.Chattopadhyay B Microalloyed
Dual Phase Steels
On the structure 40th NMD & 56th Abstracts Vol. 3-4

S.K.Ghosh and 2002 property ATM, Vadodara,
P.P.Chattopadhyay correlation of India
Cu-added Ti. B
microalloyed
dual phase steel
Effect of minor Asia Steel Vol. No. 3 3.c.4.1-

S.K.Ghosh, and 2003 Cu - addition on International Conf. 3.c.4.8
P.P.Chattopadhyay microstructural – 2003, Tata Steel,
evolution in Ti, Jamshedpur, India
B microalloyed
dual phase steel
Microstructural Int. Conf. on Technical Vol 35- 42

S.K.Ghosh and 2003 evolution in Cu - Advances in
P.P.Chattopadhyay added Ti, B materials &
microalloyed prcesses for
dual phase steel industrial
applications and
materials show
2003 , Pune, India
Sponsored / funded projects:
Title of the Project Year Name of the Duration Remarks

From to Funding Agency

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Characterisation of Diffusion September Indian Space Two Acted as a Research Fellow

Bonded Titanium Alloys And 1993- Research Years and did project & thesis
Stainless Steel. September Organisation work for M.E. Degree on
1995 (ISRO),Govt. of the said area.
India.
A quantitative approach Acting as a PI and
of structure property April 2003- The Institution 1 & 1/ 2 supervising one project work
correlation of Ti, B September of Engineers year concerned
microalloyed dual 2004 ( India) with the Master Degree thesis
phase steels processed Kolkata – 20
through different routes
Study on Microstructural January 2005UGC 2 yrs Ongoing

evlution and mechanical December Minor research
properties of Cu added 2006 project
microalloyed steels
Teaching Experience:
Any other Information :
Awarded The Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division Medal by The Institution of
Engineers (India) for the best paper published in the Journal of the Institution for the year
2001.

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Department
of
Mining Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : Mining Engineering
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Apurna Kumar Ghosh
3. Qualification : B. E.(Cal), 1993

M.Tech. (ISM), 1999
Ph.D. (IIT-KGP), 2004
4. a) Years of teaching experience: 1 year and 10 months
b) List of the courses taught:

i) Mine Planning
ii) Underground Coal Mining method
iii) Underground Metal Mining method
iv) Computer Application in Mining
v) Operations Research Application in Mining
vi) Geostatistics
vii) Opencast Mining
5. Year of research experience during (2000-2005): 05 years
6. Publications during (2000-2005)

(a) Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price): Nil
(b) Papers:
i) In International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
1) Ghosh, A. K. and Bhattacherjee, A. (2005): Predictors of Occupational Injuries: A Causal Analysis,

South African institute of Mining and Metallurgy (communicated).
2) Bhattacherjee, A., Chau, N., Bertand, J.P. and Ghosh, A. K. et al. (2003):Effects of Occupational
Hazards and Individual Factors on Occupational Injuries in Coal Miners, American Journal of
Industrial Medicine (communicated).
3) Bhattacherjee, A., Chau, N., Ghosh, A. K. and Benamghar, L et al. (2003): Relationships of Job and
Some Individual Characteristics with Occupational Injuries in Employed People: A Community-
Based Study, Journal of Occupational Health, Volume 45, pp. 382 – 391.

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4) Ghosh, A. K, Bhattacherjee, A. and Chau, N. (2004): Relationships of Working Conditions and

Individual Characteristics to Occupational Injuries: A Case-control Study of Coal Miners, Journal of
Occupational Health, Volume 46, pp. 470-478.
ii) In National Journals
1) Ghosh, A. K. and Bhattacherjee, A. (2003): Role of Individual Characteristics of Workers in Mine

Accidents: A Case-Control Study, Minetech, Volume 24, No.1. pp. 43 – 48.
iii) In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1) Bhattacherjee, A., Ghosh, A. K and Chau, N. (2004): Associations of Safety Environment, training,
and Individual Characteristics with Occupational Injuries: A Case-Control Study, Proceedings of 17 th
International Symposium on Epidemiology in occupational health, Melbourne, Australia, October 13
–15, pp. 222-227
2) Ghosh, A. K. and Bhattacherjee, A. (2002): The Role of System Factors including Personal Factors in
Coal Mine Accidents – An Epidemiological Study, Proceedings of the International Conference on
Mineral Industry: Issues of Economics, Environment and Technology , September 18-20, 2002,
MGMI, Kolkata, India pp.171-177.
3) Bhattacherjee, A., Chau, N., Ghosh, A. K. and Benamghar, L (2002): Associations between Individual
Characteristics and Occupational Injuries: A Community Based Study, Congress on Epidemiology in
Occupational Health, Barcelona, Spain, September 11-13.
4) Ghosh, A. K.; Bhattacherjee, A.; Ray, S.C. and Sharan, M. B. (2001): Behavioural Safety in the
Wake of Mechanisation and Automation of Mineral Industry, Proceedings of the International
Conference on Mechanisation & Automation – the Future for Mineral Industry, July 2001, MGMI,
Kolkata, pp.171-177.
5) Bhattacherjee, A.; Ray, S. C.; Mukhopadhyay, S.K.; Sharan, M.B. and Ghosh, A.K. (2000): An
Investigation into Personal and Impersonal Variates in Coal Mine Accidents, Proceedings of the

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International Conference on Technology Management for Mining, Processing and Environment

(TMMPE), December 1-3, 2000, IIT, Kharagpur, pp. 297-302.
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals) :

Nil

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1. Name of the Professor : Dr.Netai Chandra Dey
2. Qualification : BE (Cal) 1986, PhD (BE College), 2000

3. Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught): 10 + years.
4. Year of research experience during (2000-2005): 5+ years

a. Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price): Nil
b. Papers:
i) (Co-authors, titles, issue number, year) International Journals: (5)
1. Dey.N.C, Dasgupta. S. and Kalukiewicz. A. “Economically viable SDL based system

selection in underground coal mine in India”, The International Journal of The
Mechanization and Automation, Poland, Vol. No. 2/386, 2003, page (46-58).
2. Dey.N.C ,Kalukiewicz. A. “A study on the energy expenditure trend of underground coal

drillers in India”, The Journal of MASZYNY GORNICZE, Vol. No. 94/2003, page no (29-
33).
3. Dey.N.C, Samanta,.A ; Saha, R. “The pulse rate and energy expenditure profile of
underground coal miners in India”, Mining Technology (Trans. Inst. Of Materials, Minerals
and Mining and Australian Inst of Mining & Metallurgy, vol. 113, Sept 2004, page (A137 -
A141).
4. Dey.N.C .“Regression analysis of output variables of an SDL based underground working

system – a simulated approach”, Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration
Transactions 2004; Vol 316, page (101 – 105).
5. Dey.N.C , Rao.A, Saha. R;“Energy expenditure trend of underground coal mine trammers
- An ergonomic overview”; Dey N.C, Rao.A, Saha.R; Procedures of MakNil Scientific
Papers: “Methods & Means of creating safe and healthy work conditions at coal mines-Pt II”,
Makeevka, Donbass,2004, pp-27.

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ii) (Co-authors, titles, issue number, year) National Journals: (15)

1. Dey.N.C “A simulated study on the effect of variation of number of headings and size of
pillars on SDL based mechanized bord & pillar system of working.’’ the Journal of
Mines, Metals, & Fuels, March - April 2000, page (51 – 55).
2. Dey.N.C, Das. A. “Scientific maintenance management system for improving the

performance of Side Discharge Loader (SDL) in underground mines”, Dasgupta. S, Coal
mining technology & management, vol.6, No.10, October 2001, page (6 –14).
3. Dey.N.C ,Dasgupta, S. “Face dimension: Vital role on SDL – based underground coal mine
production system”, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India), vol. 83, August 2002,
page (9 –15).
4. Dey.N.C. “Effect of SDL deployment patterns with respect to face dimensions and pillar size
– A simulated approach”, MINETECH, Vol.23,
No.4, July – August 2002, page (48 – 54).
5. Dey.N.C, Das. A.K “Judicious deployment and effective maintenance management system
for significant improvement in the performance of Side Discharge Loader in Indian
underground coal mines”, The Indian Mining & Engineering Journal, Vol. 41. No. 11-12, Dec
2002, page (41-46).
6. Dey.N.C, Das. T., “Development of effective, innovative and quick setting support system for
underground Indian Coal Mines”, Published in Journal of Coal Mining Technology &
Management of IICM, May 2003, Vol.8, No.5, page no (14 – 17).
7. Dey.N.C, Paul. P.S , Banik. A. “Postural Problems and Workload Analysis of Loaders,
Shovellers and Trammers in Underground Coal Mines”, Published on the Indian Mining &
Engineering Journal, Vol 42, No, 11-12, Dec 2003, (page no.27-31).
8. Sethi, N.N. Dey.N.C “A Simulated studies on Blast Design Operation in Open Cast Iron
Mine” Published on The Indian Mining & Engineering Journal, Vol 43, No.01, Jan.2004
( page no.17-23).
9. Dey.N.C , Biswas. D. K., “A Suggestive Approach to Improve The Prominent pitfalls In The
Regulatory Framework In India”, MGMI Trans, Vol. 100 No. 1&2, April 2003 - March 2004,
page (78-85).
10. Rahaman.M. T, Banerjee. G, Singh.V.K Dey.N.C; “Risk assessment and prediction of roof
fall of Indian coal mines using seismic monitoring system”, IME&J, VOL. 43, NO. 04, April
2004, page (23-27).
11. Dey.N.C, Rajak.K.K, Sahay, N. “A study on Propensity of Coal towards Spontaneous

Heating”, The Indian Mining & Engineering Journal, Vol 43, No. 8-9, Aug-Sept 2004, page
(34 – 37).

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12. Dey.N.C .“The possible effect of variation of number of drill machine and SDL deployment
pattern in underground coal mine operating system”; MINETECH ; Vol. 25; No. 6; Nov-Dec
2004; page (14-21).
13. Dey.N.C, Saha, R. “Assessment of Cardiac Strain amongst underground coal

Shovellers”.MGMI Transactions, Vol. 101, Nos. 1&2, April 2004 – March 2005; page (82-
88).
14. Dey.N.C, Jerzy Podgorski, Jozef Jonak, Piotr Jaremek; “The influence of the boundary
conditions of a model on the direction of crack propagation in laminar elastic – brittle
material”; Journal of Mines, Metals & Fuels, MAY-JUNE 2005, page (88-91).
15. Dey.N.C. “Role of Drill machine and fleet of SDL on underground coal mine operating
system – A simulated approach”; Journal of the Institution of Engineers (I), Vol 86; August
2005, page no (13 – 19).
iii) In Major Seminar /Conferences (International –7 )
1. “Cost effective system selection on Bord & Pillar mining method”, International Seminar on
Mining & Marketing of Minerals organized by MGMI (India), 2000, page (79 – 86).
2. “The trend in performance fluctuations of SDL – based underground coal mines – A critical
appraisal”, International seminar MAMI 2001 on Mechanization & Automation – the future
of mineral industry, held on 26 – 28th July 2001, organized by MGMI, page (187 – 197).
3. “Effect of Coal pillar size on the SDL based Bord & Pillar Mine Production”, International
Seminar on Mineral Industry: Issues on Economics, Environment and Technology, organized
by MGMI, held on Sept 26 – 28, 2002, page (47 – 59).
4. “Variation in Pulse rate and Energy Expenditure of underground Coal Miners – A Critical
Study”, International Seminar on Mineral Industry: Issues on Economics, Environment and
Technology, organized by MGMI, held on Sept 26 – 28, 2002, page (186 – 193).
5. “The performance of Side Discharge Loader (SDL) in India – Problems and Prospects”,
published in the Proceedings of International Conference TUR 2003 held in Krakow, Poland
Sept 16 – 19,2003, Page no. (59 – 70)
6. “An overview of the effects of Variation of District size on the overall performance of Indian
underground coal mining operation”, published in Proceedings of International Conference
ECMI 2003 organized by MGMI from Sept 26 – 27, 2003, page no. (23 – 29).
7. “Variations in physiological parameters of coal mine loaders”, published in the Volume of

International Conference on “Future of Indian mineral industry – Challenges &
Opportunities”, Organized by the Mining, Geological and Metallurgical Institute of India,
held on Sept 17-18, 2004; page (205 – 211).

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iv) Others: (National seminar & Conferences): Six attended.
6. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 6 (six)
7. Number of Ph.D.s guided (ongoing) 2000-2005: Six
8. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals):
Source Value Duration Investigator Goals

/ Co
investigator
As Principal
U.G.C 4.57 2003 – Investigator To assess the suitable rest- break period of
Lacs 2006 underground coal miners: An ergonomic
approach
9. Patents awarded: nil
10. Other awards, honours and recognition.

Honours and Awards :
a) Shivlal Gold Medal

b) Order of Merit certificate awarded by Calcutta University for securing first class first
position.
c) Coal India (J G Kumaramangalam) Award
d) Dr. Rajendra Prasad Memorial Award
e) Engineers Gold Medal from MGMI

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Mining Engineering
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. P.K. Paul
Qualification : B.Tech (ISM) 1980, M.Tech (ISM) 1991, Ph.D (ISM), 1994
Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught): 17 Years
Subjects taught:
Under graduate : Metal mining, Mine survey, GIS

Post graduate :MIS
Year of research experience during (2000-2005) : 5 years
Publications during (2000-2005)
Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price) : Nil
Papers:
(ii) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
1. P.K.Paul & S.Mahapatra,“Post mining scenario of the status of vegetation cover and
slope in the dehradun-mussorie mining belt using remote sensing and GIS” published
in the International journal of surface mining, Dec, 2001
2. Sikdar.P.K,Chakraborty.S., Adhya. E & Paul. P.K., “Landuse/ landcover changes and

ground water potential zoning in and around ranigunj mining area, Bardhaman dist,
W.B – a GIS & remote sensing approach”, published in the journal of spatial
hydrology, vol. 4, no.2, fall 2004.
(iii) In National journals (----)
1. P.K.Paul “Global positioning system – a tool for increasing productivity of opencast

mines”. journal of the Institution of Engineers (India), 2000.

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2. P.K.Paul & J.Banerjee,“ Ore transfer system – a concept of higher productivity and
lower production cost”. Journal of mines metals & fuels, March-April, 2000.
3. P.K.Paul, S.Mahapatra, V.Srivastava & D.Jugran,“Post mining scenario of the status

of vegetation cover in dehradun mining belt using RS and GIS”. Journal of the
Institution of Engineers (India), vol 81, August 2000.
4. P.K.Paul & S. Das, “Methodology for site suitability analysis of mini hydel power
plant using remote sensing and GIS – a case from darjeeling subdivision”, published
in Indian journal of power and river valley development, 52, no. 7 &8, 2002.
5. Sikdar, P.K, Chakraborty. S & Paul.P.K, “A GIS approach to evaluate the impact of
integrated waste land development programme of ghogha, Bhavnagar district, Gujrat,
published in Indian journal of earth sciences, vol. – 29, nos 1-4, p.27-38, 2002.
6. Chakraborty.S & Paul P.K., “Identification of potential ground water zone in the
Baghmundi block of Purulia district of W.B using RS and GIS”, published in the
journal of geological society of India, vol. 64, 2004, pp 69-73.
(iv) In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1. P.K.Paul, S.Das & S. Chakraborty,“Landuse and landcover change detection in and

around darjeeling town of west bengal”, presented in the national seminar on remote
sensing and GIS- an integrated approach, organised by Indian Society of Remote
Sensing, 12-13 March 2003, Kolkata.
2. P.K.Paul & S.Das, “Atlas on population characteristics and infrastructural facilities of

eastern Rajasthan”, presented in the sixth ESRI India conference, New Delhi, 23-24
April 2003.
3. P.K.Paul,“Indian metal mining industry – the changing scenario”, published in the

proceedings of the IIIrd international conference on mining technique 2003,
department of mining & metallurgy, Cracov, Poland, 16-19 September 2003.
4. Sikdar.P.K, Chakraborty. S & Paul.P.K, “Modelling ground water potential zones in

and around raniganj coal mining area, bardhaman district, W.B, using remote sensing
and GIS”, presented in the international symposium on Water: crisis and strategies,
organised by IIBB & CGWI, held on Feb 7 & 8, 2004, Kolkata.
5. Sikdar. P.K., Chakraborty.S & Paul.P.K., “ Grounwater potential zone and

development plan of western part of Dwarkeswar watershed, Puruliya district, W.B. –
a GIS & remote sensing approach’, presented in the international conference on
Environment and development, organised by ISS held on Feb. 4-8, 2004, Kolkata.
(v) Others (please indicate total number but do not list) : NIL

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Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 2
Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 5 Nos being guided in which 1

thesis has been submitted in Sept 2005.
Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator,

goals)
Sl. Title of The Project Source Value Year Status AS

No. (Lakh) of
Sanc
tion
1. Landuse and landcover change Prncipal
detection in the Darjeeling district DST 9.18 2001 Completed Investigato
of West Bengal r
2. Economic analysis of impact of EMCAB
mechanised surface mining on PROJEC Prncipal
natural resources and economy of T 5.93 2001 Completed Investigato
iron ore mining belt of eastern (World r
India Bank)
3. Monitoring and mapping of 12.25
Co-
wetlands of east Calcutta with
DST 2001 Completed Investigato
multitemporal remote sensing
r
data and GIS approach.
4. Development of a methodology EMCAB
for cummulative impact PROJEC Co-
assessment of non coal mining T 2.5 2001 Completed Investigato
projects (World r
Bank)
5. Development of a methodology to
Co-
integrate environmental
UGC 1.3 2001 Completed Investigato
economics in EIA of surface iron
r
ore mines in eastern India
6. Development of GIS based Prncipal
environmental information Investigato
MOEF 6.64 2003 Ongoing
system for the coal mining areas r
of West Bengal
7. Site suitability analysis for small Prncipal
hydro project using RS and GIS ISRO 7.51 2004 Ongoing Investigato
r
8. Assessment and management of
Prncipal
ground water resource for english 7.93
DST 2004 Ongoing Investigato
bazar block, Malda district of
r
West Bengal

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Patents awarded : NIL

1. HZL prize for best paper, from Institute of Engineers (India)

2. Certificate of Merit, from Institute of Engineers (India), 2001-02.
3. Evaluator for GIS and RS papers for MGMI.

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1. Name of the Department Mining Engineering
1. Name of the Professor : Suman Banerjee
2. Qualification: B.E. (BEC1986), M.Tech (IIT KGP)
3. Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught): 14 years.
B.E (Mineral Dressing, Economis of Mining, Computer Programming, CAM)
M.E ( Robotics)
4. Year of research experience during (2000-2005) : 3 Years along with Teaching
a. Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price) : Nil
b. Papers:
(vi) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : Nil.
(vii) in national journals (----) : Three.
(viii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year): Nil.

(ix) Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Nil.
6. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 1 (One)
7. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : Nil.
8. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals) Nil
9. Patents awarded: 1.

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1. Name of the Department Mining Engineering
2. Name of the Professor : Sudipta Mukhopadhyay
3. Qualification: B.E. (BEC, DU) 1996, Registered for PhD (BESUS)
4. Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught): Five and half years.
B.E (Mineral Dressing, Economis of Mining, Bulk Solids Handling, Mining

Machinery, Mine Survey, General Mining)
5. Year of research experience during (2000-2005) : 3 Years along with Teaching
b. Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price) : Nil
c. Papers:
(x) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : Nil.
(xi) in national journals (----) : Two.
1. Processing of Kaolin (China Clay) in India using hydrocyclones, Mukhopadhyay, S. ,

Journal of Mines, Metals & Fuels, Vol. XVIII, No. 4, September’01
2. An economic study of clean coal with 34 % ash content vis-à-vis raw coal
(unwashed) and imported coal for power generation In India, Mukhopadhyay, S.,
Journal of Mines, Metals & Fuels, January February 2003
(xii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year): Nil.
(xiii) Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Nil.
8. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 1 (One)
9. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : Nil.

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10. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals)
Title of the Duration From To Source Position Value Goals

Project of years held
PI/CI/C
A Techno- 3 February March AICTE PI 6.794 R&D
Economic 2001 2004 under Lakhs and up
Study on TAPTEC gradation
Processing Scheme of Lab
of China facility
Clay
(kaolin) of
West
Bengal
11. Patents awarded: Nil.
 Secured First Class First Position in Bachelor of Engineering Degree Examination in the
Branch of Mining Engineering in 1996 and awarded with
i. Gold Medal awarded by Bengal Engineering College (Deemed University)
ii. S. Lal Gold Medal awarded by Mining, Geological & Metallurgical Institute of India
(MGMI)
 Received Board of Governors Prize awarded by B.O.G B.E. College (D.U) for obtaining
highest marks in B.E Part IV (Mining) Examination, 1996.
 Received Academic Council Prize awarded by Academic Council B.E.College (D.U) for
obtaining highest marks in Project/ Thesis / Viva- Voce.
Achievements:
 Holding the post of Additional Secretary of West Bengal Board of Examination from October
2001 to November 2004.
 Holding the post of Superintendent of Hostel No. – 15 from April2001 till date.
 Life Member of The Mining, Geological and Metallurgical Institute of India.
 Life Member of FOSET
 A member of the Roving Group for mentioning the discipline of the University campus.
 A Member of the Committee formed for efficient functioning of the Guest House for the
benefit of the University.

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Mining Engineering
2 Name of the Professor : S. Sinha
3. Qualification : B.Tech (ISM) 1980, M.Tech (ISM) 1994, Ph.D (BESUS), Submitted
Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught): 8 years and 9 months
Subjects taught:
B.E level
i. Opencast Mining
ii. Mine Planning and Design
iii. Mine Ventilation
iv. Environmental Impacts of Mining
M.E level
a) Exploitation Technology
b) Environmental Impact Assessment and Planning
4. Year of research experience during (2000-2005) :
a) Completed the major research projects funded by the following agencies

(i) World Bank
(ii) UGC
b) Submitted PhD in August 2005
ii) Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price) Nil
iii) Papers:
(xiv) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
(xv) In National journals
1. S. Sinha and P. Dutta “Soil Erosion Control Measures For Mined Watershed”.
Published in the journal of Mines Metal and Fuel, March – April 2000.

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2. S.Sinha and P. Dutta “Health Impact Assessment of Development”. Health Impact

Assessment of Development Published in the journal of April 2000.
3. S.Sinha “Economic Analysis of impact of Surface iron ore mining on natural
resources and economy of iron ore mining belt of eastern India” Reconciling
Environment and Economics, a book published by Indira Gandhi Institute of
Development, 2003
(xvi) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1. S. Sinha and P. Dutta “Design of mechanical structures for containment of tailing

for ore beneficiation plant ”, presented in the national seminar in IPC-2000 held
at .BHU
2. S.Sinha and P. Dutta “Integration of environmental economic in feasibility

analysis of mechanised iron ore projects.”, presented in the national seminar in
IPC-2000 held at .BHU
(xvii) Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Nil
6. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: 4 students
Sl Title of the project Source Year Status As

.n Value of
o. (lakhs) sanct-
ion
1. Economic analysis of impact of
mechanised surface mining on EmCab 5.93 2001 Complet Investigator
natural resources and economy of project ed
iron ore mining belt of eastern world
india bank
2. Development of a methodology to UGC 1.3 Complet Investigator
integrate environmental 2001 ed
economics in eia of surface iron
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2. Name of the Professor : Mr. Abhiram Kumar Verma
1. Qualification : B. Sc. (Engg.), 2000, BIT Sindri
M. Tech (Mine Planning), 2002, IT, BHU
2. a) Years of teaching experience: Just Joined
b) List of the courses taught: Just Joined
3. Year of research experience during (2000-2005): 03 years
4. Publications during (2000-2005) : Nil
a. Books:(Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price): Nil
b. Papers:
i) In International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
1. Verma, A.K and Deb D., (2005) “Effect of lithological variations on chock shield support
using numerical modeling technique”, Jurnal of Scientific and Industrial Research
(communicated).
2. Deb, D., Pathak, K., Verma, A.K., and Rath, S.S. (2004), “Failure Analysis of Walking
Mechanism of A Mechanical Dragline Using Three Dimensional Finite Element Modelling:
A Case Study, Mining Technology (communicated).

1. Deb D., and Verma, A.K., 2004. “Ground Control Problems in Indian Longwall mines- a
Perspective and Future Research Outlook, Journal of Mines, Metals & Fuels, Vol. 52, Nos. 9
& 10, Sep-Oct, 2004, PP.178-185.
2. Verma, A. K., and Deb, D. 2003. “Stability Analysis of Canopy and Base Structures of Chock
Shield Support Using Three-Dimensional Finite Element Models”, The Indian Mining and
Engineering Journal, Vol. 42, No. 8-9, September, pp. 16-23.

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iii) In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1. Verma, A.K and Deb D., (2005) “Evaluation of Longwall Stability Factors Using
Multivariate Regression Analysis” International Symposium on “Advances in Mining
Technology and Management” (aimm), Nov 30 - Dec 02, 2005, IIT Kharagpur, India.
(Accepted).
2. Deb, D., Bhattacharya, J., Verma, A.K., and Reddy, R.S. 2004. “Stability Analysis of Shaft
Pillars Using Three Dimensional Finite Element Modeling – A Case Study” Proceeding of
the ISRM International Symposium 3rd ARMS, Ohnishi & Aoki (eds), 30th Nov., Kyoto,
Japan, p. 1089-1094 (Peer Reviewed).
3. Deb D., and Verma, A.K., 2004. “Numerical Analysis of Support and Rock Strata Interaction
at Longwall Faces”, National Symp. on Advances in Geotechnical Engineering (NSAGE),
22-23 July, IISc, Bangalore, India, p. 223 - 228.
4. Deb D., and Verma, A.K. 2004. “Charecterization of Ground Control Problems in Indian
Longwall Mines and Scope For Further Research”, Int. Conf. on Technology and
Management for Sustainable Exploitation of Minerals and Natural Resources, 5-7 February,
IIT Kharagpur, India, pp. 425 - 438.
5. Deb, D., Pathak, K., Verma, A.K., and Rath, S.S. 2003. “Failure Analysis of Walking
Mechanism of A Mechanical Dragline Using Three Dimensional Finite Element Modelling:
A Case Study” MGMI Int. Conf. on Emerging Challenges in Mining Industry, 22-23 Aug.,
Kolkata, India, pp. 111-122.
7. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator,

goals) : Nil

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Department
of
Applied Geology

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1. Name of the Department : Geology
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Ananya Biswas
3. Qualification : M.Sc (Cal) 1995, Ph.D (Cal) 2000.
4. Year of teaching experience (please list the courses taught) : 1 Year & 6 Months.
Subjects taught :
M.Sc (Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, Fuel Geology)
B.E (Mining Geology, Engineering Geology, and Geology of Minerals)
5. Year of research experience during (2000-2005) : 5 Years
(a) Books: (Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price)
Biswas, A. 2005 jointly with Dasgupta. P.K. & Mukherjee.R. :Chapter titled, 'Cyclicity in the
Paleo- to Neoproterozoic Cuddapah Supergroup and its significance in Basinal
Evolution.' in a book titled, 'Cyclic Development of Sedimentary Basins', Eds. J.M.
Mabesoone and V.H.Neumann, ELSEVIER.
Biswas, A. 2005 jointly with Dasgupta. P.K. & Mukherjee.R. :Chapter titled, 'The Assam-
Arakan Orogen : Basinal Configuration and Sedimentation' in a book titled, 'Himalaya-
Geological Aspects', vol.1, Satish Serial Publishing House, New Delhi., pp.503.
(b) Papers:
(i) In International Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
10. Biswas, A. 2005 : Coarse Aeolianites : Sand Sheets and Zibar-Interzibar facies from
the Mesoproterozoic Cuddapah Basin, India. Sedimentary Geology, Elsevier, v.174,
pp.149-160.

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11. Biswas, A. 2003, Ancient Erg Reconstruction : a case history from the Egalapenta
Member of the Proterozoic Srisailam Formation, Cuddapah Basin, India. Indian
Journal of Earth Sciences, v.30, pp. 63-71.
(iii) In Major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1. Biswas, A.2000 : Coarse Aeolianites : Sand Sheets and Zibar-Interzibar Facies from the
Mesoproterozoic Cuddapah Baisn, India. 31st International Geological Congress (IGC),
Rio-de-Janeiro, Brazil, 2000, Extended abstract published in Congress volume.
2. Biswas, A.2002 : preservation of facies attributes in Precambrian Turbidites and canyons

from high-grade terrains of Kodaikanal and Coimbatore, Peninsular India. 16th
International Sedimentological Congress (ISC), Johannesberg, South Africa, 2002.
Extended abstract published in Congress volume.
3. Biswas, A.2003 : Fine-grained Turbidite systems in Paleogene from parts of Assam-

Arakan Orogen and their potential in hydrocarbon exploration. 5th International
Petroleum Conference (Petrotech, 2003), 2003, New Delhi, Extended abstract published
in Congress volume.
4. Biswas, A. : Scope of petroleum exploration in the Bengal Basin. 10th International Oil
& Gas Review Symposium, 2003, Mumbai, Extended abstract.
5. Biswas, A. 2004: Deep-water turbidites and contourites from the Mesoproterozoic

Cumbum Formation. 32nd International Geological Congress (IGC), 2004, Florence,
Italy. Extended abstract published in Congress volume.
6. Biswas, A.2005 : Sedimentation and Tectonics of Nallamalai Fold Belt, Cuddapah

Supergroup, Peninsular India : Part of Rodinia Supercontinent. International Conference
on 'Supercontinents and Earth Evolution' by Tectonics Special Research Centre of
University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia, 2005. Extended abstract published in
Congress volume.
(iv) Others (please indicate total number but do not list) : NIL
7. Number of M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: 3
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 1 (Ongoing)

Sl. Title of The Project Source Value Year Status AS
No. (Lakh) of
Sanc
tion
1. Cyclicity in the Paleogene facies DST 15 2005 Ongoing PI

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of Assam-Arakan Orogen and the

role of Arc-Trench set-up in
Basinal Evolution
Goals : To model the Assam-Arakan Basin in light of pertoleum exploration and the same will be
tested in other basins of India as well.
11. Other awards, honors and recognition.
o International Young Scientist Hutchison Award from International Union of Geological

Sciences (IUGS), UNESCO, 2000. (One of the 6 awardees among 700 contestants from all
over the globe).
o Young Scientist Award from the Indian Science Congress Association in 1998.

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1. Name of the Department: Department of Geology.
2. Name of the Professor: Dr. Bhabani Prasad Mukhopadhyay.
3. Qualification: B. Sc. (Burdwan) 1984, M.Sc (Burdwan) 1986, Ph.D (Burdwan) 2004.
4. Year of teaching experience (Please list the course taught)

a) Undergraduate level: 14 years.
b) Postgraduate level: 5 years.
Subject taught:
M.Sc (Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, Mineralogy)
B.E (Engineering Geology and Geology of Minerals)
5. Year of research experience during (2000-2005): 5 Years
a. Books:
Serial Title Authors Publisher Year Price

No.
01 Ki Bhabe Elo Bhabani Prasad Patralekha 2002 Rs.32.00
Rocket Mukhopadhyay
02 Albert Einstein Bhabani Prasad Patralekha 2003 Rs.20.00
Mukhopadhyay
03 Isaac Newton Bhabani Prasad Patralekha 2003 Rs.20.00
Mukhopadhyay
04 Chhay Bigyani Bhabani Prasad Paschim 2002 Rs.50.00
Mukhopadhyay Banga
Vigyan
Mancha
05 Prakritik Bhabani Prasad Jnan Bichitra 2003 Rs.150.00
Biparjay Mukhopadhyay
06 Sera Bigyanir Bhabani Prasad Nirmal Book 2004 Rs.50.00
Sera Aviskar Mukhopadhyay Agency
07 Sat Samudra Bhabani Prasad Patrabharati In Press

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Mukhopadhyay
08 Bhayankarer Written by: Sri Patrabharati Edited Rs.60.00
Jiban Katha Dineshchandra volume
(National award Chattopadhyay first
winner in Edited by: Bhabani published
science Prasad in 2004.
popularisation) Mukhopadhyay &
Tridib Kumar
Chattopadhyay
Books written for Literacy Programme
09 Pran o Paribesh Bhabani Prasad Sishuswapna 2003 Rs.15.00
Mukhopadhyay Prakashan
10 Akajer Nanan Bhabani Prasad Akhswar 2002 Rs.16.00
Jinis Mukhopadhyay Prakashan
11 Sonar Cheyeo Bhabani Prasad Akhswar 2002 Rs.16.00
Dami Mukhopadhyay Prakashan
12 Paniojaler Bhabani Prasad Sishuswapna 2003 Rs.15.00
Nanakatha Mukhopadhyay Prakashan
b. Papers:
I. In international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
II. In national journals: Nil
III. In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year): Nil
IV. Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Not Applicable.
7. Number of M.Sc.Thesis guided/produced during 2000-2005: 05
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 02 (Yet to be enrolled)
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals): Nil
10. Patents awarded: Not Applicable.
11. Other awards, honours and recognition: Nil.

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1. Name of the Department: Department of Geology
2. Name of the Professor: Tapas Kumar Gangopadhyay
3. Qualification: B. Sc. (Cal) 1977, M. Sc. (Cal), 1980
4. a) Year of Teaching Experience: 18 Years
b) List of courses taught:
B.Sc. (igneous Petrology, Minerology, crystallography, stratigraphy)

B.E (Engineering Geology, Mining Geology)
M. Sc. (geochemistry, palaeontology, engineering geology, fuel geology)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005: Full period
6. Publication during 2000-2005
a. Books: (Title, Co-authors, Publications, Year Price): Nil
b. Papers:
i. In International journals (Co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
1. Gangopadhyay, T. K.; Bardhan, S. (2000). Dimorphism and a New Record of

Barroisiceras De Grossouvure (Ammonoidea) from the Coniacian of Bagh, Central
India, Canadian Journal of Earth Science, Vol. 37. pp. 1377-1387.
2. Bardhan, S.; Gangopadhyay, T.K.; Mandal, U. (2002). How far did India Drift during the
Late Cretaceous ? – Placenticeras Kaffrarium Etheridge, 1904 (Ammonoidea) used as a
Measuring Tape, Sedimentary Geology (Elsevier), Vol. 147. pp. 193-217.
ii. In National journals (Co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : Nil
iii. In major conference (Co-authors, titles, issue number, year):
10. Chatterjee, N.; Gangopadhyay, T. K. (2004). Arsenic Contamination in Ground Water of

Bhagabangola block of Murshidabad District, W. B. and its Probable Geological Causes,
Proceedngs of the Interntional Conference on Environment and Development held at
Science City, Calcutta, February 04– 08.
11. Gangopadhyay, T. K.; Bardhan, S. (2004). Ornamental Polymorphism in Placenticeras

Kaffrarium of Bagh Beds, Central India and its Probable Evolutionary Implication,
Proceedings of Abstracts of the International Symposium on Cephalopods: Past and
Present, held in Arkansas, USA, September 16-19, 2004 (Proceedings of the Papers will
be published by the Springer-Verlag in 2006).

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iv. Others (Please indicate total number but do not list) : Nil
8. Number of Ph.Ds guided/produced during 2000-2005: Nil
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals)
: Nil
11. Other awards, honors and recognition : Nil

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Department
of
Applied Chemistry

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1. Name of the Department : Chemistry
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Jayati Datta, Professor
3. Qualification : M.Sc., Ph.D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught)
12 Years.
(i) PG Physical Chemistry, Non-conventional Energy & Applied Physical Chemistry.
(ii) PG Environmental Chemistry.
(iv) PG Materials Science, (M.Tech.).
(iv) UG Chemistry.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005
5 years.
6. Publications during 2000 – 05

(a) Books : (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price)
1. Waste Recycling and Resource Management in the developing World, Ecological Engineering Approach,
Pub. University of Kalyani, India and International Ecological Engineering Society, Switzerland, © 2000,
Article - Eco-sustainable technology in India - its present and future, pp 631-637.
(b) Papers :
(i) In international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
01. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya and S. Bandyopadhyay, Synthesis and characterization of electrocrystallized

Cd-Sn-Se semiconductor films for application in non-aqueous photoelectrochemical solar cells, Applied
Surface Science, In press (available online) – 2005.
02. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya and S. Bandyopadhyay, Temperature controlled electro-synthesis of CdSe film
for use in Photoelectrochemical Solar cells: A correlation between opto-electrochemical and micro-
structural properties, Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Accepted – 2005.

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03. J. Datta*, and S. Sen Gupta, Carbon supported Pt catalyst for direct alcohol fuel cell anode, Journal of
Surface Engineering, Accepted – 2005.
04. J. Datta*, and S. Sen Gupta, Electrode kinetics of ethanol oxidation on novel CuNi alloy
supported catalysts synthesized from PTFE suspension, Journal of Power Sources, Vol. 145
2005, pp. 124 - 127.
05. J. Datta*, S. Datta and M.K. Banerjee, Corrosion behavior of age hardenable aluminium chromium alloys,
Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, Vol. 44(1), 2005, pp. 41 – 46.
06. J. Datta* and C. Bhattacharya, Studies on anodic corrosion of the electroplated CdSe in aqueous and non-
aqueous media for photoelectrochemical cells and characterization of the electrode / electrolyte interface,
Materials Chemistry and Physics, Vol.89, Issue 1, 2005, pp.170 – 175.
07. J. Datta*, S. Datta, M.K. Banerjee and S. Bandyopadhyay, Beneficial Effect of scandium addition on the
corrosion behavior of Al-Si-Mg-SiCp metal matrix composites, Composite Part A: Applied science and
manufacturing, Elsevier, vol.35, Issue 9, 2004, pp.1003-1008.
08. S. Sengupta, S.S. Mahapatra and J. Datta*, A potential anode material for direct alcohol fuel cell, J. Power
Sources, vol. 131, 2004, pp.169-174.
(ii) In national journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
01. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya and S. Bandyopadhyay, Influence of Cl–, Br–, NO3– and SO42– ions on the
corrosion behavior of 6061 Al alloy, Bulletin of Materials Science, Vol. 28(3) 2005 pp. 253 – 258.
02. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya and S. Sinha, Solvent Effect on Alkaline Fading of Crystal Violet in Pure and
Aqueous Mixtures of Alcohols, Journal of Indian Chemical Society, Vol. 82, Issue 2, 2005, pp.149 – 152.
03. J. Datta*, and S. Sen Gupta, An invesigation in to the electro-oxidation of ethanol and 2-proanol for
application in direct alcohol fuel cells (DAFCs), Journal of Chemical Sciences, Vol. 117, 2005 pp. 337 –
344.
04. J. Datta*, D. Sarkar, C. Bhattacharya and S. Bandyopadhyay, Influence of pH and chloride concentration
on the corrosion behavior of Al-6061 alloy, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India), vol.84, 2003,
pp.79-83.
05. J. Datta*, S. Sinha and K.K. Kundu, Solvent effect on Diffusion Coefficient of some Oxidant / Reductants in
Aqueous mixtures of N,N-dimethylformamide and acetonitrile as determined by Rotating Disc Electrode
Technique, Transaction of the SAEST, vol.38, No.3, 2003, pp.119 – 122.
06. J. Datta*, S. Sinha, C. Bhattacharya and K.K. Kundu, Solvent and electrode kinetic effects on anodic
oxidation of Br– - Br3– - Br2 system on some bare and platinized electrode in some dipolar aprotic solvents
found from cyclic volammetric measurements, Ind. J. Chem., Vol.42A, 2003, pp.2509-2512.

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01. C. Bhattacharya and J. Datta, Studies on electrochemical corrosion of Al 6061 alloy in different electrolytic
media, Proc. All India Inter Science, Technology and Engineering College Academic Meet – 2005, Bengal
Engineering And Science University, Shibpur, Howrah, West Bengal, p.Gr.-I-A-AV-22, 20-21 January,
2005.
02. C. Bhattacharya and J. Datta, Synthesis and characterization of electrocrystallyzed Cd-Sn-Se
semiconductor films for applications in non-aqueous PEC solar cells, Proc. 41st Annual Convention of
Chemist – 2004, Delhi University, Delhi, p.B-3, 23-25 December, 2004.
03. J. Datta*, S. Sengupta, Studies on electrode kinetic behavior of novel CuNi alloy supported catalysts for
direct alcohol fuel cell, Proc. International Conference on Electrochemical Power Systems (ICEPS-2),
Hyderabad, India, p.47, 20-21 December, 2004.
04. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya, Electro-crystallization of CdTeSe film through cyclic voltammetry, Proc.
International Conference on Electrochemical Power Systems (ICEPS-2), Hyderabad, India, p.72, 20-21
December, 2004.
05. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya and S. Bandyopadhyay, Activation energy controlled electro-crystallization of
poly-/nanocrystalline n-CdSe semiconductor anode material for the applications in PEC solar cells, Proc.
International Conference on Nano-materials: Synthesis, Characterization and Application - 2004, Hotel Taj
Bengal, Kolkata, India, p.426, 4-6 November, 2004.
06. J. Datta*, S. Sengupta and N.R. Bandyopadhyay, Carbon supported platinum catalyst for direct alcohol
fuel cell anode, Proc. International Conference on Nano-materials: Synthesis, Characterization and
Application - 2004, Hotel Taj Bengal, Kolkata, India, p.480, 4-6 November, 2004.
07. J. Datta* and S. Sengupta, Ethanol electrooxidation on novel CuNi alloy supported electrocatalysts
synthesized from PTFE suspension, Proc. Fuel Cells Science & Technology 2004, Hilton Munich Park
Hotel, Munich, Germany, 6-7 October 2004.
08. J. Datta* and S. Sengupta, Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) as an advanced tool for
investigation into the mechanism of electro-oxidation of ethanol, Proc. Creating Infrastructure for Adoption
of Fuel Cell Technology in India, Noida, U.P, p.C19/1, 15 April 2004.
09. J. Datta* and N.R. Bandyopadhyay, Status of the development of DAFC : a focus on higher alcohols, Proc.
Creating Infrastructure for Adoption of Fuel Cell Technology in India, Noida, U.P, p.C18/1, 15 April 2004.
10. J. Datta*, S. Sengupta and S. S. Mahapatra, Potential anode material for direct alcohol fuel cell, Proc. 8th
Grove fuel cell symposium, ExCeL, Docklands, London, UK, 24 – 26 Sept. 2003, p.P2.12.
11. J. Datta*, C. Bhattacharya, D. Sarkar and S. Bandyopadhyay, Influence of pH and chloride concentration
on the corrosion behavior of Al–6061 alloy, Proc. 16th National convention of metallurgical and materials
engineers, National Metallurgical Laboratory, Jamshedpur, 24 – 25 Oct. 2002, p.34.
12. J. Datta*, S. Datta and M.K. Banerjee, Corrosion behavior of age-hardenable Aluminium-Chromium alloys,
Proc. 7th National Convention & 2nd East Asia Pacific Regional Conf. on Corrosion, CORCON 2002, Hotel
Cidade De Goa, Goa, India, 28 – 30 Nov. 2002, p.76.

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13. J. Datta*, S. Datta, M.K. Banerjee and S. Bandyopadhyay, Effect of Minor Alloying Additions on
Electrochemical Corrosion Behavior of Aluminium Metal Matrix Composites, Proc. International
Conference “Composite Systems: Macrocomposites, Microcomposites, Nanocomposites”, UNSW,
Australia, 21 – 25 July 2002, pp.295-299.
14. J. Datta, Corrosion & its electrochemistry, Presentation of Specialist Tutorial Lecture, Proc. International
Conference “Composite Systems: Macrocomposites, Microcomposites, Nanocomposites”, UNSW,
Australia, 23rdJuly 2002.
15. J. Datta*, S. Sengupta, S.S. Mahapatra and M.K. Banerjee, Search for electro-catalyst for oxidation of
methanol and ethanol in alkaline fuel cells, Proc. All India Inter Science, Technology & Engineering
College Academic Meet 2002, B.E. College (D.U.), Howrah, India, 6 April 2002, p.A19.
16. J. Datta* and C. Bhattacharya, Studies on anodic dissolution of CdS and CdSe in aqueous and non-aqueous
medium by electrochemical techniques, Proc. All India Inter Science, Technology & Engineering College
Academic Meet 2002, B.E. College (D.U.), Howrah, India, 6 April 2002, p.A20.
17. J. Datta* and C. Bhattacharya, Electrochemical Investigations in Aqueous and Non-aqueous Medium on the
Anodic Dissolution of CdSe used as Photo-anodes for PEC Solar Cells, Proc. 9th State Science &
Technology Congress, W.B., Visva-bharati, India, 28 Feb. – 2 March 2002, p.03.
18. S. Sinha and J. Datta*, Studies on Electrochemical Corrosion of Aluminium Based Alloys as Structural
Materials, Proc. 9th State Science & Technology Congress, W.B., Visva-bharati, India, 28 Feb. – 2 March
2002, p.03.
19. J. Datta*, S. Datta, M.K. Banerjee and S. Bandyopadhyay, Electrochemical corrosion behavior of Sc Added
Al-6061-SiCp composites, Proc. International Conference on Advances in Materials and Materials
Processing, IIT, Kharagpur, India, 1 – 3 Feb. 2002, pp.162-164.
20. J. Datta*, S. Datta and M.K. Bnaerjee, A Comparative Study of the Corrosion Behavior of Some Selected Al
- Based Alloys & Composites, Proc. BSME-ASME International Conference on Thermal Engineering,
BUET, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 31 Dec. 2001 – 2 Jan. 2002, pp.739-745.
21. S.S. Mahapatra, S. Sengupta and J. Datta*, Electrocatalysts for ethanol oxidation for alcohol-air fuel cells,
Proc. Complete Cycle Characterization of Materials, IGCAR, Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu, 12 – 14 Sept. 2001,
p.70.
22. J. Datta* and S. Sinha, Kinetic solvent effect on alkaline fading of crystal violet in alcohol-water mixtures,
Proc. 8th State Science & Technology Congress, W.B., Kalyani University, West Bengal, India, 28 Feb. – 2
March 2001, pp.03-04.
23. J. Datta*, C. Bhattarcharya, Studies on relative rates of anodic corrosion of cadmium selenide and redox
reaction of ferrocene / ferricinium in aqueous and non-aqueous medium, Proc. 8th State Science &
Technology Congress, W.B., Kalyani University, West Bengal, India, 28 Feb. – 2 March 2001, p.03.
24. J. Datta* and C. Bhattacharya, Electrode kinetics studies of ferrocene-ferricenium redox couple in aqueous
and non-aqueous medium on polycrystalline CdSe for the use in photo-electrochemical solar cells, Proc.
38th Annual Convention of Chemists, J.N.V. University, Jodhpur, India, 26 – 29 Dec. 2001, p.B22.

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25. J. Datta, Electrochemical aspects in corrosion of Aluminium based alloys as structural material, Proc.
National Workshop on Corrosion – A Colossal National Waste, B.E. College (D.U.), Howrah, 27 – 28 July
2001.
26. J. Datta*, S. Datta and M. K. Banerjee, Electrochemical corrosion behavior of trace added ternary
aluminum alloys of aerospace grade, Proc. 37th Annual Convention of Chemists, Gurulula Khangri
University, India, 15 – 18 Nov. 2000, p. E12.
27. J. Datta*, S. Munshi and M. K. Banerjee, Ambient Air Quality Monitoring in Industrial Belt,
Proc.37thConvention of Chemists, Gurulula Khangri University, India, 15 – 18 Nov. 2000, p.D13.
28. J. Datta*, P.S. Banerjee and P.J. Roychoudhury, Electrochemical corrosion behavior of aerospace grade Al-
Li alloys, Proc. Int. Conf., Global Corrosion Meet, CORCON 2000, Hotel Regent, Mumbai, India, 20-23
Nov 2000, pp.161-167.
04.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005

M.E. : 01
M.Tech. : 01
M.Sc. : 10
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005
Ph. D. Guided / Produced : 06

Ph. D. Thesis Submitted : 01
9. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals)
Funding Amount
Duration Co-investigator Goals
Agency (in Lakh)
Development of Stable and Efficient Photo Anodes For
AICTE 5.50 1999 - 2001 NIL
Non-aqueous Photo - electrochemical Solar Cells.
Prof. M.K.
DRDO 32.00 2000 -2003 Development of cost effective alcohol-air fuel cells
Banerjee
W.B. Studies for the development of cheap and efficient photo

3.37 2000 -2003 NIL
DST anodes for non-aqueous photo electrochemical solar cells
W. B. 4.70 NIL Ambient air quality monitoring at Howrah industrial belt.

1999 -2002
P.C.B
Synthesis and characterization of binary and ternary
Prof. N.R.
DRDO 18.70 2004 -2007 electrocatalysts as membrane electrode assembly (MEA)
Bandyopadhyay
component for direct alcohol fuel cells.
Preparation and characterization of binary and ternary
UGC 5.10 2005 -2007 NIL compound semiconductor films for
photoelectrochemical applications.

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10. Patent awarded : NIL

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Shyama Prosad Goswami, Professor
20 years
(i) B.E., Chemistry (ii) PG Organic Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry & Applied Organic Chemistry.
5 years.

NIL.
(b) Papers :
1. Novel Motif of Hydrogen bonds in the water assisted supramolecular self-assembly of 2-acetylamino-6-
methylpyridine-N-oxide and Hetero assembly of 1:1 Co-crystal of o-Phenylenediamine with Catechol, S. P.
Goswami, K. Ghosh, R. Mukherjee, Supramolecular Chemistry, 2000, 11, 191-199.
2. Troger’s Base molecular scaffolds in dicarboxylic acid recognition: S. P. Goswami, K. Ghosh, and S.
Dasgupta, Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2000, 65,1907-1914.
3. 1:1 Hetero-assembly of 2-aminopyrimidine and (+)-camphoric acid:, S. P. Goswami, R. Mukherjee, K.
Ghosh, I. A. Razak, S. S. S. Raj and H. K. Fun, Acta. Cryst., 2000, C-56, 447-450.
4. Self-assembly of -2-pivaloylamino-6-chloro pterin: S. P. Goswami, R. Mukherjee, K Ghosh, I. A. Razak, S.
S. S. Raj and H.K. Fun, Acta. Cryst., 2000, C-56, 716-717.
5. N-(6-bromo-4-oxo-3,4-dihydropteridine-2-yl) dimethylpropanamide, S. S. S. Raj, I. A.Razak, H.K. Fun, S.
P. Goswami, R. Mukherjee, A. K. Adak, Acta. Cryst., 2000, C-56, e302-e303.
6. N-Bromosuccinimide Reaction in the presence or absence of water: an over view of nuclear versus side
chain bromination for the synthesis of important brominated heterocyclic synthons: S. P. Goswami, K.
Ghosh, R. Mukherjee, A. K. Adak, and A. K. Mahapatra, Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry, 2001, 38, 173-
178.
7. Recognition of insoluble Tartaric Acid in chloroform: S. P. Goswami, K. Ghosh, and R. Mukherjee,
Tetrahedron, 2001, 57, 4987-4993.
8. Molecular Recognition of Xanthine Alkaloids: Synthetic receptors for Theobromin and new Receptors for
Caffeine, S. P. Goswami, A. K. Mahapatra, and R. Mukherjee, JCS PerkinTrans1, 2001, 2717-2726.

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9. The first synthesis of a cyclic Dihydroxyacetone Phosphate, a new Molecule of Biological importance: S. P.
Goswami, and A.K. Adak, Tetrahedron Letters, 2002, 43, 503-505.
10. Interaction of adenine with synthetic receptors: A theoretical study, I. Alkorta, J. Elguero, S. P. Goswami,
and R. Mukherjee. JCS PerkinTrans2, 2002, 894-898.
11. The first microwave assisted regiospecific synthesis of 6-substituted pterins: S. P. Goswami, and A. K.
Adak Tetrahedron Letters, 2002, 43, 8371-8373.
12. Microwave assisted improved synthesis of 6-formylpterin and other heterocyclic mono- and di-aldehyde: S.
P. Goswami, and A. K. Adak, Synthetic Communications, 2003, 33, 475.
13. A one pot synthesis of cyclic pirydo[1,2-a]quinoxaline phosphate, a new molecule of biological Importance
from a quinoxaline derivative of sugar. S. P. Goswami, and A. K. Adak Chemistry Letters, 2003, 32, 678-
679.
14. Isolation of 2-amino-4, 6-diphenylpyridine from Justicia Secunda (Acanthaceae) : S. P. Goswami, J.
Gallaghar, K. Chatterjee, S. Jana , K. Dutta. Acta. Cryst., 2004, C60, o229-o231.
15. Multiple hydrogen bonds and tautomerism in naphthyridine derivatives: Carmen Alvarez-Rua, Santiago
García-Granda, Shyamaprosad Goswami, Reshmi Mukherjee, Swapan Dey, Rosa M. Claramunt, M.
Dolores Santa María, Isabel Rozas, Nadine Jagerovic, Ibon Alkorta, and José Elguero. New Journal of
Chemistry, 2004, 28, 700-707.
16. Side chain bromination of mono and dimethyl heteroaromatic and aromatic compounds by solid phase N-
bromosuccinimide reaction without radical initiator under microwave: Shyamaprosad Goswami, Swapan
Dey, Subrata Jana, and Avijit Kumar Adak Chemistry Letters 2004, 33, 916-17.
17. A novel one-pot two-component synthesis of tricyclic pyrano[2,3-b]quinoxalines Shyamaprosad Goswami
and Avijit Kumar Adak Tetrahedron Letters, 2005, 46, 221-24.
18. N-[6-(Hydroxymethyl)pyridin-2-yl]-2,2-dimethyl-propanamide Shyamaprosad Goswami, Swapan Dey,
Suchada Chantrapromma, Hoong-Kun Fun Acta Cryst. 2005 E61, o105-o107.
19. Directed H-bonding inhibition in molecular recognition: A NMR case study of the H-bonding of a
dicarboxylic acid with a new mixed diamide receptor having one adjacent pyridine-N-oxide Shyamaprosad
Goswami, Swapan Dey, Annada C. Maity and Subrata Jana Tetrahedron Letters, 2005, 46,1315-18.
20. A Convenient Palladium Catalyzed Synthesis of Symmetric Biaryls, Biheterocycles and Biaryl Chiral
Diamides. Shyamaprosad Goswami, Avijit Kumar Adak, Reshmi Mukherjee, Subrata Jana, Swapan Dey,
and John F. Gallagher Tetrahedron 2005, 61, 4289-95.
21. A Simple and Convenient Manganese Dioxide Oxidation of Benzyl Halides to Aromatic Aldehydes under
Neutral Condition. Shyamaprosad Goswami, Subrata Jana, Swapan Dey, and Avijit Kumar Adak;
Chemistry Letters 2005 34,194-95.
22. Simple and Efficient Synthesis of 2,7-Difunctionalized-1,8-Naphthyridines” by Shyamaprosad Goswami,
Reshmi Mukherjee, Subrata Jana, Annada Maity and Avijit Kumar Adak, Molecules 2005, 10, 929-936.
23. Design and Synthesis of a Macrocyclic Fluorescent Receptor for the recognition of Urea in chloroform by
S. P. Goswami, R. Mukherjee and J. Roy Organic Letters 2005, 7, 1283-85.

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24. Dynamic molecular recognition in the generation of a new crystal engineering motif: a unique case study of
a dicarboxylic acid with a ditopic receptor favouring a polymeric over a dimeric hydrogen bonded
supramolecular complex S. P. Goswami, S. Dey, H.-K. Fun, S. Anjum and Atta-ur-Rahman Tetrahedron
Letters, 2005, 46, 7187-91.

1. Unsymmetrical tris-amide receptors for efficient recognition of insoluble N-acetyl glycine in chloroform:
S. P. Goswami and R. Mukherjee, Indian Journal of Chemistry, 2001, 40B, 960-964.
2. Influence of stacking along with hydrogen bonding in recognition of monocarboxylic acids: S. P.
Goswami, K. Ghosh, and S. Ghosh, Journal of Indian Chemical Society, 2003, 80, 1187-92.
3. Proof of presence of a complete homologous series of odd and even numbered fifteen saturated fatty acids
in Acanthus ilicifolius.L( acanthaceae). Journal of Indian Chemical Society, 2004, 81, 696-706.

1. Molecular Recognition:Role of Hydrogen Bonding and Staking interactions to discriminate Aliphatic and
Aromatic Dicarboxylic Acids, S. P. Goswami and R. Mukherjee, Abs.# P 103, Pune, ISBOC-5, Jan. 30-Feb.
4, 2000.
2. On asymmetric synthesis of From Z, a precursor to molybdonium co-factor, S. P. Goswami and A.K.Adak,
Abs.# OP-XVIV-5, International Symposium on Current Trends in Drug Discovery research, CTDDR-2001
11-15th Feb, 2001,CDRI, Lucknow, India.
3. Directed Molecular Recognition: Synthetic Receptors for Creatinine: S. P. Goswami, and S. Jana. Abs.# 18.
The Ramanbhai Foundation 1st international Symposium in Recent Trends in Pharmaceutical Research. Jan.
23-24, 2003, Ahmedabad.
4. Directed Molecular Recognition of Biotin: Design and Synthesis of specific Receptors: S.P.Goswami, and
S. Dey. Abs.# 19. The Ramanbhai Foundation 1st International Symposium in Recent Trends in
Pharmaceutical Research. Jan. 23-24, 2003, Ahmedabad.
5. Molecular Recognition in Aqueous Media: Receptors for Uric Acid: S. P. Goswami and Swapan Dey, Abs.#
11F. National Symposium on Organic Chemistry-II: Current Trends and Prospects. Jadavpur University,
Kolkata-32, India, December 17, 2003.
6. Directed Molecular Recognition: Synthesis of New Adenine Receptors: Shyamaprosad Goswami and
Subrata Jana; Calcutta University, 2005.

02.

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Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Directed Molecular Recognition : Manifestation and
DST 14.16 2001 -2004 NIL
potential application.
Design and synthesis of fluorescent receptors for
CSIR 8.46 2004 -2007 NIL biologically important substrates and their possible
applications as fluorescent sensors.

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Bibhutosh Adhikary, Professor
14 Years
(i) PG Environmental Chemistry, (M.E., Environmental Engineering).
(ii) PG Inorganic Chemistry & Applied Inorganic Chemistry..
(iii) UG Chemistry.
5 years.

NIL.
(b) Papers :
1. Subhendu Biswas, Kamala Mitra, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Bibhutosh Adhikary and C. Robert. Lucas,
Mononuclear manganese(II) and manganese(III) complexes of N2O donors involving amine and phenolate ligands:
absorption spectra, electrochemistry and crystal structure of [Mn(L 3)2](ClO4), Transition Met. Chem., 30, 393-398
(2005).
2. Subhendu Biswas, Kamala Mitra, C. H. Schwalbe, C. Robert Lucas, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay and Bibhutosh
Adhikary, Synthesis and characterization of some Mn(II) and Mn(III) complexes of N,N′-o-
phenylenebis(salicylideneimine)(LH2) and N,N′-o-phenylenebis(5-bromosalicylideneimine)(L′H2). Crystal structures
of [Mn(L)(H2O)(ClO4)], [Mn(L)(NCS)] and an infinite linear chain of [Mn(L)(OAc)], Inorg. Chim. Acta, 358, 2473-
2481 (2005).
3. Dipankar Mishra, Subhendu Naskar, Bibhutosh Adhikary, Raymond J. Butcher and Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay,
Synthesis, spectroscopic and electrochemical properties of some heteroleptic tris-chelates of ruthenium(II) involving

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2,2΄-bipyridine(bpy) and N-(aryl) pyridine-2-aldimine(L) : X-ray crystal structures of [Ru(bpy)(L 2)2](ClO4)2.H2O

and 3-N (4-tolyl) imidazo [1,5a] pyridinium perchlorate, Polyhedron, 24, 201-208 (2005).
4. K. Mitra, S. Biswas, S. K. Chattopadhyay and B. Adhikary, Synthesis, spectroscopy and redox properties of
mononuclear manganese(II) and manganese(IV) complexes with N-(aryl)-pyridine-2-aldimine (L) and its amide
derivatives. X-ray structural characterization of [Mn(MeL) 2(NCS)2] (MeL = N-(4-methyl phenyl)-pyridine-2-
aldimine), Transition Met. Chem., 30, 185-190 (2005).
5. S. Nakar, S. Biswas, D. Mishra, B. Adhikary, L. R. Falvello, T. Soler, C. H. Schwalbe and S. K. Chattopadhyay,
Studies on the relative stabilities of Mn(II) and Mn(III) in Complexes with N 4O2 Donor Environments: Crystal
Structures of [Mn(pybzhz)2] and[Mn(Ophsal)(imzH)2] ClO4 (pybzhz = N-(benzoyl)-N-(picolinylidene) hydrazine,
Ophsal = N,N-o-phenylenebis(salicylideneimine), imzH = imidazole), Inorg. Chim. Acta,357, 4257-4264(2004)
6. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, S. Naskar, D. Mishra, B. Adhikary, R. G. Harrison, J. F. Cannon,
Reaction of cis-Ru(bpy)2Cl2 with 1-phenyl 5-(aminophenyl)9-(2-pyridyl) benzimidazole derivatives: crystal
structures of N-(4-chlorophenyl) imidazo[1,5a]pyridine and [Ru(bpy) 2 (MeCN)2] (ClO4)2, Transition Met.Chem., 29,
1-6 (2004)
7. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, C. R. Lucas and B. Adhikary, Synthesis of four novel bezimidazole
derivatives mediated by manganous acetate- permanganate mixture, J. Chem. Res. (S),562-563 (2003)
8. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, C. R. Lucas, David O Miller & B. Adhikary , Studies on Mn(II) and Mn
(IV) complexes of an unsymmetrical bidemtate N, N donor, N ( 4- chlorophenyl )- pyridine-2-aldimine ( ClL ).
Crystal structure of [Mn(ClL)2 (NCS)2] J. Coord. Chem., 55,1409-1418 (2002).

NIL

NIL
NIL
M.Sc. : 06
Ph. D. Guided / Produced : 03; Ph. D. Thesis Submitted : 01

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Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Study of manganese complexes as model compounds for
CSIR 5.10
2000 Dr. S. K.
water-oxidation catalysts in the photosynthetic water
-2003 Chattopadhyay
oxidation.
Investigation of Fe-Core structure in non-heme iron
CSIR 6.48 2005 -2007 NIL
metalloenzymes.

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Anup Mondal, Assistant Professor
09 Years
(i) PG Inorganic Chemistry, Non-conventional Energy & Applied Inorganic Chemistry.
(ii) M. Tech. (Materials Science)
(iii) UG Chemsitry
5 years.

NIL.
(b) Papers :
(i) A. Mondal, S. Nath, A. Mondal, S. Bandyopadhyay, U. Gangopadhyay, H. Saha, 2004, "Ni-B deposits on
p-slicon using borohydride as a reducing agent", Materials Research Bulletin, 39, 2187-2192.
(ii) Anup Mondal, Sabyashachi Nath, Ashok Mondal, Sikha Bandyopadhyay, Utpal Gangopadhyay and
Hiranmay Saha, 2005, "Growth of Ni-B films on n-silicon", phys. stat. sol. (a), 202, 1786-1792.
NIL

(i) Anup Mondal, Utpal Gangopadhyay, Ashok Mondal and Hiranmay Saha, "Ni plating on both p & n silicon
from the same solution" Feb. 22-24, 2002, Proc. of the International Seminar on Decentralized Energy:
Options & management….., p. 247-250, Kolkata, India.

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NIL
M.Tech : 01 M.Sc. : 07
Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Development of Thin-film poly-crystalline CdS/In2Te3
UGC 6.27 2000 - 2003 NIL
solar cells
Development of smart MEMS gas sensor for improvement
AICTE 9.20 2004 -2007
of the safety of mines.

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay

Assistant Professor
16 Years
(i) UG Chemistry
(ii) PG Inorganic Chemistry & Applied Inorganic Chemistry.
5 years.

NIL
(b) Papers :
1. Dipankar Mishra, Subhendu Naskar, Micheal G. B. Drew, and Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Mononuclear and
binuclear ruthenium (II) complexes with 4-(phenyl) thiosemicarbazone of benzaldehyde : a discussion on the
relative stabilities of the four membered and five membered chelate rings formed by the ligand, Polyhedron, 24,
1861-1868 (2005)
2. Subhendu Naskar, Dipankar Mishra, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Montserrat Corbella and Alexander. J. Blake,
Versatility of 2,6-diacetylpyridine (dap) hydrazones in stabilizing uncommon coordination geometries of Mn(II):
Synthesis, spectroscopic magnetic and structural characterization, Dalton Trans., 2428-2435 (2005)
3. Subhendu Biswas, Kamala Mitra, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Bibhutosh Adhikary and C. Robert. Lucas,
Mononuclear manganese(II) and manganese(III) complexes of N2O donors involving amine and phenolate ligands:
absorption spectra, electrochemistry and crystal structure of [Mn(L 3)2](ClO4), Transition Met. Chem., 30, 393-398
(2005).
4. Dipankar Mishra, Subhendu Naskar, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Milan Maji, Parbati Sengupta, Rupam Dinda,
Saktiprasad Ghosh and Thomas C. W. Mak, Synthesis, crystal structure determination, spectroscopic and

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electrochemical studies of trans-[Ru(PPh3)2(bbpH2)Cl]Cl·CHCl3·H20 (bbpH2=2,6-bis(benzimidazolyl) pyridine) – an

infinite double columnar supramolecule in the solid state, Transition Met. Chem., 30, 352-356 (2005).
5. Dipankar Mishra, Subhendu Naskar, Raymond J. Butcher and Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay, Ruthenium(II/III)
mediated transformation of 1,2-bis(2΄-pyridylmethyleneimino) benzene (L) to 2-(2΄-benzimidazolyl) pyridine (L′H)
and its in situ formed complexes with Ru(II) : X-ray structure of trans-[Ru(PPh3)2 (L′H)2](ClO4)2, Inorg. Chim. Acta,
358, 3115-3121 (2005).
6. Subhendu Biswas, Kamala Mitra, C. H. Schwalbe, C. Robert Lucas, Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay and Bibhutosh
Adhikary, Synthesis and characterization of some Mn(II) and Mn(III) complexes of N,N′-o-
phenylenebis(salicylideneimine)(LH2) and N,N′-o-phenylenebis(5-bromosalicylideneimine)(L′H2). Crystal structures
of [Mn(L)(H2O)(ClO4)], [Mn(L)(NCS)] and an infinite linear chain of [Mn(L)(OAc)], Inorg. Chim. Acta, 358, 2473-
2481 (2005).
7. Dipankar Mishra, Subhendu Naskar, Bibhutosh Adhikary, Raymond J. Butcher and Shyamal Kumar Chattopadhyay,
Synthesis, spectroscopic and electrochemical properties of some heteroleptic tris-chelates of ruthenium(II) involving
2,2΄-bipyridine(bpy) and N-(aryl) pyridine-2-aldimine(L) : X-ray crystal structures of [Ru(bpy)(L 2)2](ClO4)2.H2O
and 3-N (4-tolyl) imidazo [1,5a] pyridinium perchlorate, Polyhedron, 24, 201-208 (2005).
8. K. Mitra, S. Biswas, S. K. Chattopadhyay and B. Adhikary, Synthesis, spectroscopy and redox properties of
mononuclear manganese(II) and manganese(IV) complexes with N-(aryl)-pyridine-2-aldimine (L) and its amide
derivatives. X-ray structural characterization of [Mn(MeL) 2(NCS)2] (MeL = N-(4-methyl phenyl)-pyridine-2-
aldimine), Transition Met. Chem., 30, 185-190 (2005).
9. S. Nakar, S. Biswas, D. Mishra, B. Adhikary, L. R. Falvello, T. Soler, C. H. Schwalbe and S. K. Chattopadhyay,
Studies on the relative stabilities of Mn(II) and Mn(III) in Complexes with N 4O2 Donor Environments: Crystal
Structures of [Mn(pybzhz)2] and[Mn(Ophsal)(imzH)2] ClO4 (pybzhz = N-(benzoyl)-N-(picolinylidene) hydrazine,
Ophsal = N,N-o-phenylenebis(salicylideneimine), imzH = imidazole), Inorg. Chim. Acta,357, 4257-4264(2004)
10. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, S. Naskar, D. Mishra, B. Adhikary, R. G. Harrison, J. F. Cannon,
Reaction of cis-Ru(bpy)2Cl2 with 1-phenyl 5-(aminophenyl)9-(2-pyridyl) benzimidazole derivatives: crystal
structures of N-(4-chlorophenyl) imidazo[1,5a]pyridine and [Ru(bpy) 2 (MeCN)2] (ClO4)2, Transition Met.Chem., 29,
1-6 (2004)
11. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, C. R. Lucas and B. Adhikary, Synthesis of four novel bezimidazole
derivatives mediated by manganous acetate- permanganate mixture, J. Chem. Res. (S),562-563 (2003)
12. S. K. Chattopadhyay, K. Mitra, S. Biswas, C. R. Lucas, David O Miller & B. Adhikary , Studies on Mn(II) and Mn
(IV) complexes of an unsymmetrical bidemtate N, N donor, N ( 4- chlorophenyl )- pyridine-2-aldimine ( ClL ).
Crystal structure of [Mn(ClL)2 (NCS)2] J. Coord. Chem., 55,1409-1418 (2002)
13. S. K. Chattopadhyay, S. Seth and T. C. W. Mak, Studies of some copper(II) thiosemicarbazide complexes and
their reactivities; X-ray structure of two unusual reaction products, [Cu(bpy)(H 2O)2 SO4] and
[(bpy)2Cu2(C2O4)Cl2].H2O. J. Coord. Chem. 55, 259-270 (2002).
14. M. Maji, P. Sengupta, S. K. Chattopadhyay, C. H. Schwalbe, G. Mostafa and S. Ghosh An unusual ruthenium
(II) complex of 2-(2-pyridyl)benzothiazole. J. Coord. Chem., 54 , 13- 24(2001) .

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15. A. K. Das, S. Seth, S. K. Chattopadhyay, Bis(3-Hydroxyiminobut-2-one thiosemicarbazone) Nickel(II) chloride

monohydrate-- a complex with NiN4S2 chromophore: A crystallographic evidence of packing stabilisation by two
kinds of four fold H-bonded chloride ions. Z. für. Krist, 215, 481-486 (2000).
16. S. K. Chattopadhyay and T. C. W. Mak, Study of Cu 2+ mediated oxidation of thiosemicarbazide, thiohydrazide and
thiourea . Inorg. Chem. Commun.,3,111-113 (2000).
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M.Sc. : 05
Ph. D. Guided / Produced : 04 Ph. D. Thesis Submitted : 03
Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Spectroelectro-chemical investigations of Metal
2002 -
AICTE 8.50 ---- complexes having applications as Futuristic
2005
Materials
Studies of metal complexes of manganese, ruthenium
2001 –
UGC 2.67 Dr. B. Adhikary and rhodium
2004

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Binay Krishna Ghorai, Assistant Professor
10 Years.
(i) PG Environmental Chemistry, (M.E., Environmental
Engineering).
(ii) PG Organic Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry & Applied Organic Chemistry.
(iii) UG Chemistry.
5 years.

NIL
(b) Papers :
1. B. K. Ghorai, D. Jiang and J. W. Herndon, 2003, “Novel Synthesis of Isoquinolines Using Isobenzofuran-
Nitriles Diels Alder Reactions”, Organic Lett, 5, 4261-4263.
2. B. K. Ghorai and J. W. Herndon, 2003, “Coupling of Fischer Carbene Complexes with o-

Alkynylbenzamides”, Organometallics, 22, 3951-3957.
3. B. K. Ghorai, S. Menon, D. L. Johnson and J. W. Herndon, 2002, “Inversion of the Direction of

Stereoinduction in the Coupling of Chiral , -Unsaturated Fischer Carbene Complexes with o-
Ethynylbenzaldehyde”, Organic Lett., 4, 2121-2124.
4. B. K. Ghorai, J. W. Herndon and Y.–F. Lam, 2001, "One-Step Convergent Synthesis of the Steroid Ring
System via the Coupling of , -Unsaturated Fischer Carbene Complexes with o-Ethynylbenzaldehyde",
Organic Lett., 3, 3535-3538.

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1. B. K. Ghorai, D. Jiang and J. W. Herndon, April 7-11, 2002, “ Synthesis of Isoquinolines and
Benzophenanthridines through the Coupling of -Cyanocarbene Complexes with o-alkynylbenzyldehydes”,
223nd American Chemical Society meeting at Orlando, Florida (USA), Abstract No. ORGN-128.
2. B. K. Ghorai and J. W. Herndon, August 26-31, 2001, "One-Step Convergent Synthesis of the Steroid Ring
System via the Coupling of , -Unsaturated Fischer Carbene Complexes with o-Ethynylbenzaldehyde",
222nd American Chemical Society Meeting at Chicago, Illinois, USA, Abstract No. ORGN-433.
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M.Sc. : 08
Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Synthesis
of
biologica
lly active
compoun
CSIR 8.50 2004 -2007 NIL
ds by the
use of
organo-
metallic
chemistry
Synthesis of hetero-aromatic compounds by the
UGC 4.98 2004 -2007 NIL
use of organo-metallic chemistry

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Prasanta Kumar Nandi, Assistant Professor
3. Qualification : M.Sc. Ph.D.
10 Years
(i) PG Physical Chemistry & Applied Physical Chemistry.
(ii) UG Chemistry
5 years.

NIL
(b) Papers :
1. P. K. Nandi, T. Chattopadhyay and S .P. Bhattacharyya, Theoretical Study of Solvent Modulation of the
First Hyperpolarizability of PNA, DNBT and DCH; J. Mol. Struct. (Theochem) 545 (2001) 119-129.
2. K. Mandal, T. Kar, P. K. Nandi and S. P. Bhattacharyya, Theoretical study of the nonlinear
polarizabilities in H2N and NO2 substituted chromophores containing two hetero aromatic rings,
Chem. Phys. Letters 376 (2003)116-124.
3. P. K. Nandi, K. Mandal and T. Kar, Effect of structural changes in sesquifulvalene on the
intramolecular charge transfer and nonlinear polarizations – a theoretical study, Chem. Phys. Letters
381 (2003) 230-238.
4. P. K. Nandi, K. Mandal and T. Kar, Ab initio SCRF study of solvent effect on the nonlinear polarizabilities
of different intramolecular charge-transfer molecules, Theor. Chem. Acc. 114 (2005) 200-207.

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1. K. Mandal, T. Chattopadhyay, P.K. Nandi and S.P. Bhattacharyya, Theoretical study of the variation of
first hyperpolarizability in a number of push-pull benzene, thiophene and trans butadiene molecules, Indian
J. Chem. 42A (2003) 449-459.
1. K. Mandal, P.K. Nandi and S.P. Bhattachary, Ab initio study of the large molecular nonlinear polarizabilities in
H2N and NO2 substituted chromophores containing two hetero-aromatic  bridges, International Symposium on
Spectroscopy, Structure and Dynamics (2002) P34, IACS, Jadavpur, Kolkata – 700 032.
2. P.K. Nandi and K. Mandal, Theoretical study of the charge-transfer (CT) interaction and the nonlinear
polarizations of push-pull quinoid-type molecules, Proceedings of Theoretical Chemistry Symposium (2004)
CP-58, BARC, Mumbai – 400 085.
3. Ab initio SCRF study of solvent effect on the nonlinear polarizabilities of different intramolecular charge-transfer
(ICT) molecules, Proceedings of Theoretical Chemistry Symposium (2004) IT-54, BARC, Mumbai – 400 085.
NIL
M.Sc. : 05
Ph. D. Guided / Produced : 02 Ph. D. Thesis Submitted : 01
Funding Amount
Agency (in Lakh)
Quantum chemistry of solvation and its influence on
CSIR 5.50 2000 -2003 NIL spectroscopic properties and nonlinear optical properties of
ICT molecules.
Theoretical study of the electronic structure and the non-
CSIR 6.76 2005 - 2008 NIL linear optical properties of intramolecular charge transfer
(ICT) chronophores in the gas phase and solution.

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Jhuma Ganguly, Lecturer
2½ Years
(i) PG Organic Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry & Applied Organic Chemistry.
(ii) UG Chemistry
05 years

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(b) Papers :
NIL
NIL
1. 69th Annual meeting of Society of Biological Chemists (India), at Science City, Calcutta, on
December 7-9, 2000.
XVI Carbohydrate Conference, at Central Tuber Crops research Institute, Thiruvananthapuram on

December 6-7, 2001.
3. Current Perspectives in Organic Chemistry, at IACS, Calcutta, on January 24-25, 2002.
4. 6th Internatioal Symposium on Biological roles of Eukaryotic Cell Surface Macromolecules, at

IICB, on Januay 16-18, 2003.

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Sudip Kumar Chattopadhyay, Lecturer
01 Year
(i) PG Physical Chemistry & Applied Physical Chemistry.
(ii) UG Chemistry
05 Years

1. Chattopadhyay, S., Mahapatra, U. S., Ghosh, P. and Mukherjee, D. (2001): “State-specific Multi-reference
Coupled-cluster based Methods for PES and their Approximate Variants”, in Low-Lying Potential Energy
Surfaces, M. R. Hoffmann, and K. G. Dyall Eds. (Washington, DC, 2002.) $150
2. Chattopadhyay, S., Pahari, D., Mahapatra, U. S., and Mukherjee, D. (2005): “Computation of excited states
potential energy surface via linear response theories based on state-specific multi-reference coupled electron-
pair approximation like methods” in Computational Chemistry: Reviews of Current Trends. Ed. J Leszcynski
( World Scientific, Singapore, New Jersy) $74
3. Pahari, D., Chattopadhyay, S., Das, S., Mukherjee, D. and U S Mahapatra, “Size -- consistent State-
specific Multi-reference Methods: A Survey of Some Recent Developments” 40 years of Quantum Chemistry,
Ed: C F Dykstra, and G Scuseria (Elsevier, 2005, In Press)
(b) Papers :
1. Chattopadhyay, S., Mahapatra, U. S. and Mukherjee, D. (2000): “Development of linear response theory based
on a state-specific multi-reference coupled cluster formalism”, J. Chem. Phys. 112, 7939-7952.

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2. Chattopadhyay, S., Mahapatra, U. S. and Mukherjee, D. (2000): “Linear response theories for excited state
energies for systems with strongly correlated ground state”, Ind. J. Chem. A (Special Issue on Contemporary
Theoretical Chemistry Research in India) 39A, 1-8.
3. Chattopadhyay, S., Mahapatra, U. S., Datta, B. and Mukherjee, D. (2002): “State-specific multi-reference
coupled electron-pair approximation like methods: formulation and molecular applications”, Chem. Phys. Lett.,
356, 426-433
4. Chattopadhyay, S., Mitra, A., Jana, D., Ghosh, P., and Sinha, D. (2002): “Full Effects of Triples in a Valence
Universal Multi-reference Coupled Cluster Calculations” Chem. Phys. Lett., 361, 298-306
5. Ghosh, P., Chattopadhyay, S., Jana, D., and Mukherjee, D. (2002): “State specific Multi-reference Perturbation
Theories with Relaxed Coefficients: Molecular Applications”, Int. J. Mol. Sci., 3, 733-754
6. Pahari, D., Chattopadhyay, S., Das, S., and Mukherjee, D. (2003): “Size extensive State-specific Multi-
reference Many-body Approach using Incomplete Model Spaces” Chem. Phys. Lett. 381, 223-229.
7. Chattopadhyay, S., Ghosh, P., and Mahapatra, U. S. (2003) “Applications of Size-consistent State-specific
Multi-reference Coupled Cluster (SS-MRCC) Theory to Study the Potential Energy Curves of Some Interesting
Molecular Systems”, J. Phys. B. 37, 495-510.
8. Chattopadhyay, S., Pahari, D., Mahapatra, U. S. and Mukherjee, D. (2004): “A State-Specific Approach to
Multi-Reference Coupled Electron-pair Approximation like Methods: Development and Applications”, J.
Chem. Phys, 120, 5968-5986.
9. Pahari, D., Chattopadhyay, S., Deb, A., and Mukherjee, D. (2004): “An Orbital invariant Coupled Electron-pair
like Approximant to a State-specific Multi- reference Coupled Cluster Formalism”, Chem. Phys. Lett., 386,
307-312.
10. Chattopadhyay, S. (2004) “Numerically Oriented Static Response Approach Based On State-specific Multi-
reference Coupled Electron-pair Approximation (SS-MRCEPA) like Methods” J Phys. B , 37, 1783-1801.
11. Chattopadhyay, S. and Mahapatra, U. S. (2004): “Molecular Applications of State-specific Multi-reference
Coupled Electron-pair approximation (SS-RCEPA)-like Method” J. Phys. Chem A., 108, 11664-11678.
12. Chaudhuri, R. K., Freed, K. F., Hose, G., Piecuch, P., Chattopadhyay, S. Rolik, Z., Szabados, A., and Surjan, P.
R. (2005) “Comparison of low order multi-reference many-body perturbation theories: the ground state of the
Be atom.” J. Chem. Phys, 122, 134105-9.
13. Pahari, D., Ghosh, P., Mukherjee, D. and Chattopadhyay, S. (2005) “Towards the development and applications
of manifestly spin-free multi-reference coupled electron-pair approximation (MRCEPA) like methods: A state
specific approach” Theor. Chem. Acc. (2005, In Press)
14. N. Bera, S. Ghosh, D. Datta, D. Mukherjee and S. Chattopadhyay (2005) “Reappraisal of the Role Size-
extensive Normalization for Multi-reference Coupled-Cluster (MRCC) Theory with General Model Space: The
Valence-Universal MRCC Approach” J. Phys. Chem (2005, In Press).

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Department
of
Information Technology

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Information Technology
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Hafizur Rahaman
3 Qualification : Ph.D. (Engg.) in Computer Science & Engg.
4 Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 11 Years
1) Computer Organization and Architecture,

2) Advanced Computer Architecture
3) Data Structure and Algorithms
4) VLSI Design and Algorithms
5) Microprocessors and Interfacing
6) Digital Logic and Circuits
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: 11 years

I have worked in the area of design-for-testability at the gate level, focusing on symmetric function
synthesis targeted for easy testing of delay faults, and on universal testability of stuck-at and
bridging faults in XOR-based circuits. In these areas, I have made several fundamental
contributions. These results are very novel and solve many earlier problems. Currently, I am
working on some problems of bridging faults, reversible logic synthesis, and system-on-chip
testing, VLSI Physical Design, Quantum Cellular Automata (Quantum Computing) etc.

a. Books: (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price)
1. Microprocessor Programming and Interfacing – Everest Publishing House, India, January

2005.
b. Papers:
(i) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)

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1. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: BIST design for detecting multiple stuck-open faults
in CMOS circuits using transition count, Journal of Computer Science and Technology,
Springer Verlag, Berlin, vol. 17, no. 6, pp. 731-737, Nov. 2002.
2. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Testing of stuck-open faults in Generalized Reed-
Muller and EXOR Sum-of-Products CMOS circuits, IEE Proceedings – Computers and
Digital Techniques, vol. 151, no. 1, pp.83-93, January 2004.
3. D. K. Das: A Simple Delay Testable Synthesis of Symmetric Functions, AACC 2004:
pp.263-270, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS-3285), Vol. 3285, Springer
Verlag, Berlin, pp. 263-270, October 2004.
4. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Implementing Symmetric Functions with Hierarchical
Modules for Stuck-at and Path-Delay Fault Testability, Journal of Electronic Testing:
Theory and Applications (JETTA), Kluwer Academic Publisher, (Accepted).
5. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Testable Design of Digital Summation Threshold
Logic (DSTL) Array for Synthesis of Symmetric functions, Intl. Journal of Computer
Applications, ACTA press ( Accepted).
6. D. K. Das: Modelling ESOP Networks for Detecting Multiple Stuck-at Faults, Intl.
Journal of AMSE, France, 2005 (Accepted).
7. D. K. Das: Testing of Stuck-at and Bridging Faults in Double Fixed-Polarity Reed-Muller
(DFPRM) PLA, IEE Proceedings – Computers and Digital Techniques, (Accepted, July
2005).
8. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: An Adaptive BIST Design for Detecting Multiple
Stuck-Open Faults in CMOS Complex Cell, IEEE Transactions on Instruments and
Measurements. (Accepted on September, 05)
ii) in national journals (----------) NA
iii) in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
1. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: An adaptive BIST to detect multiple stuck-open faults

in CMOS circuits, Proceedings, 4th Asia-South-Pacific Design Automation Conference
(ASP-DAC), IEEE CS Press, USA, pp. 287-290, 1999.
2. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Transition count based BIST for detecting multiple
stuck-open faults in CMOS circuits, Proceedings, 2nd IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on
ASICs (AP-ASIC), Korea, August 2000.
3. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Universal and robust testing of stuck-open faults in
GRM and ESOP circuits, Proceedings, 5th Int. Workshop on the Applications of the
Reed Muller Expansion in Circuit Design, USA, 2001).
4. D. K. Das, B. B. Bhattacharya: A testable design for detection of path delay faults using
DSTL Arrays, IEEE VLSI Design and Test Workshops, pp.371-381, Bangalore, Aug.
2001.
5. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: A new synthesis of symmetric functions,
Proceedings, International Joint Conference on ASP-DAC and VLSI Design, IEEE CS
Press, USA, pp. 160-165, January 2002.

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6. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: A Simple Delay-Testable Design of Digital

Summation Threshold Logic (DSTL) Array, Proceedings, 5th Intl. Workshops on Boolean
problems, pp. 189-194, Germany, Sep., 2002.
7 .D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Universal Test Set for Detection of Stuck-at Faults in
GRM (Generalized Reed-Muller) Circuits, IEEE VLSI Design and Test Workshops, pp.
351-360, August 2003.
8. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Mapping symmetric functions to hierarchical
modules for path-delay fault testability, Proceedings, Asian Test Symposium (ATS), IEEE
CS Press, USA, pp. 284-289, Nov. 2003.
9. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Easily testable realization of EXOR-sum-of-product
network for detecting stuck-at and bridging faults, Proc. International Conference on
VLSI Design, IEEE CS Press, USA, pp. 487-492, January 2004.
10. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Testable design of GRM network with EXOR-tree for
detecting stuck-at and bridging faults, Proc. Asia-South-Pacific Design Automation
Conference (ASPDAC), IEEE CS Press, USA, pp. 224-229, January 2004.
11. D. K. Das: Bridging Fault Detection in Double Fixed-Polarity Reed-Muller (DFPRM)
PLA, IEEE Asia & South Pacific Design Automation Conf., Jan. 05, Vol. ½, page.172-
177.
12. D. K. Das: Double Fixed-Polarity Reed-Muller (DFPRM) Design with universal test set
of lower length, Proc. of 7th International Symposium on Representations and
Methodology of Future Computing Technology (RM05), Japan, 2005.
13. D. K. Das, and B. B. Bhattacharya: Synthesis and Testing of Reversible Logic – A Survey
(Embedded Tutorial) IEEE VLSI Design and Test Workshops, Bangalore, Aug. 2005, pp.
71-80.
14. T. Samanta, P. Ghosal, and P. S. DasGupta, “Recent Trends in the Application of Meta-
heuristics to VLSI Layout Design”, International Conference on Artificial Intelligence
(IICAI-05), Pune, India, December 20-22, 2005 (Accepted).
15. S. Das, and B.K.Sikdar, “ Cost Optimal Design of Nonlinear CA based PRPG for Test
Applications”, ATS 2005, Kolkata (Accepted).
(iv)Others (please indicate total number but do not list): Nil
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 :
1. Divvela. Srinivasa Rao, “Design of An Optimal TPG for BIST of Path Delay Faults,”
2000.
2. A.MADHU BABU, “Design of An Optimal TPG for BIST of Path Delay Faults for Two-
Level Realization of Symmetric Functions”, 2000.
3 . R a n j i t M a n d a l , “ S t u d y o n R o o t F u n c t i o n s a n d t h e i r e ff e c t s o n t h e f a u l t s
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4. H i r a n m a y S a m a d d a r, “ Generation of An Optimal Test Sequence to Detect Path Delay

Faults for Realization of Symmetric Functions,” 2001.
5. Anupam Jamatia, “An Optimal BIST Design for Detection of Path Delay Faults,” 2002.
6. Dipankar Mondal, “Design of An Optimal Test Sequence to Detect Path Delay Faults for
Realization of Symmetric Functions,” 2002.
Research Research Topics Date of Enrollment/

Stage Registration
PhD 1.Susmit Bagchi – MDVM: Operating June, 2005
Systems Support for Mobile Distributed (Registration)
Virtual Memory
2. Indrajit Banerjee - Sensor Network - 06.06.2005
(Enrolled)
3.Partha Ghosh – Quantum Devices design -06.06.2005 (Enrolled)
and Test
Project Name Agency Grant Amount Responsibilty

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1. Ganapati VLSI Lab. Alumni Funded Project Rs.30Lakhs Jt. Convenor
2. Special Manpower Ministry of Comm. & Rs.100Lakhs Coordinator

Development in Information Technology,
VLSI and related Govt. of India
Software
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
10. Patent awarded: Not applicable
1. I have participated in organizing the International Conference on VLSI Design 2000 and VLSI
Design 2005. I am also working as an active member of the Program Committee and serving as
Registration chair of a reputed conference in VLSI testing area, namely the IEEE International
Conference on Asian Test Symposium, 2005 to be held at Kolkata, India in December 2005.
2. UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC) has selected me to undertake
collaborative advanced research work on Computer-Aided-Design for VLSI and
embedded system under the Indo- Hungary Exchange Programme during 2005-2006. I
will visit to VLSI Laboratory, Department of Electron Devices, Technical University of
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2. Name of the Professor: Sukanta Das
3. Qualification: B. Tech (Comp. Sc.), M. E. (Comp. Sc.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : Approximately 3 years
Subject taught: i) Introduction to Operating Systems, ii) Fundamentals of Computer Network, iii)
Distributed Database System, and iv) System Mdeling and Smulation.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 4 years
a. Books : (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
b. Papers :
(ii) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
Sukanta Das, Anirban Kundu, Biplab K. Sikdar, P. Pal Chaudhuri: Design of Nonlinear CA Based TPG
Without Prohibited Pattern Set In Linear Time. JOURNAL OF ELECTRICAL TESTING: Theory and
Applications 21, 97-109, 2005.
(iii) in national journals (----------)
(iv)in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
Sukanta Das, Sipra Das (Bit) and Biplab K. Sikdar, Non-linear Cellular Automata Based Design of
Query Processor for Mobile Network, Accepted in IEEE SMC 2005, October, USA
Sukanta Das, H. Rahaman and Biplab K. Sikdar: Cost Optimal Design of Nonlinear CA Based PRPG
for Test Applications, Accepted in Asian Test Symposium 2005, 18-21 Dec, 2005, Kolkata, India.
Biplab K. Sikdar, Sukanta Das, Samir Roy, Niloy Ganguly, Debesh K. Das: Cellular Automata Based
Test Structures with Logic Folding. VLSI Design 2005: 71-74
Sukanta Das, Biplab K. Sikdar, P. Pal Chaudhuri: Characterization of Reachable/Nonreachable Cellular

Automata States. ACRI 2004: 813-822

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Sukanta Das, Debdas Dey, Subhayan Sen, Biplab K. Sikdar, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri: An efficient design
of non-linear CA based PRPG for VLSI circuit testing. ASP-DAC 2004: 110-112
Sukanta Das, Anirban Kundu, Biplab K. Sikdar: Nonlinear CA Based Design of Test Set Generator
Targeting Pseudo-Random Pattern Resistant Faults. Asian Test Symposium 2004: 196-201
Sukanta Das, Biplab K. Sikdar, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri: Nonlinear CA Based Scalable Design of On-
Chip TPG for Multiple Cores. Asian Test Symposium 2004: 331-334
Sukanta Das, Anirban Kundu, Subhayan Sen, Biplab K. Sikdar, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri: Non-Linear
Celluar Automata Based PRPG Design (Without Prohibited Pattern Set) In Linear Time Complexity.
Asian Test Symposium 2003: 78-83
Sukanta Das, Niloy Ganguly, Biplab K. Sikdar, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri: Design Of A Universal BIST
(UBIST) Structure. VLSI Design 2003: 161-166
Niloy Ganguly, Anindyasundar Nandi, Sukanta Das, Biplab K. Sikdar, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri: An
Evolutionary Strategy To Design An On-Chip Test Pattern Generator Without Prohibited Pattern Set
(PPS). Asian Test Symposium 2002: 260-265
(v) Others (please indicate total number but do not list)
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: Nil

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: Nil
9. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals): Nil
11. Other awards, honours and recognition: None

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2. Name of the Professor: Mridul Sankar Barik
3 Qualification: B. E. (Comp. Sc.), M. E. (Comp. Sc.)

4 Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): Approximately 4 years
Subject taught: i) Operating Systems, ii) Systems Programming iii) Distributed Computing iv) Digital
Logic v) Network Security vi) Computer Networks
a. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 4 years
b. Publications during 2000 – 05

i. Books : (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
ii. Papers :
1. in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil

2. in national journals (----------):
A. Sengupta, C. Mazumdar, M. S. Barik, “e-Commerce security – A life cycle approach,”

Sadhna, Volume - 30, Part –2&3, pp. 119-140, Published by Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore April 2005.
3. in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
M. S. Barik, C. Mazumdar, “A Low-cost Fault Tolerant System Using Off-The-Shelf

Components”, Proceedings of Second National Workshop On Distributed Computing. December
28-30, 2000, pages 88-93, Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
S. Dutta, S. Dutta, R., Burman, M., S., Barik, C., Mazumdar, “Design and Implementation of a
Soft Real Time Fault Tolerant System,” S. K. Das, S., Bhattacharya (Eds.), Proceedings of the
International Workshop on Distributed Computing 2002, Calcutta University, Kolkata, Lecture
Notes in Computer Science 2571, pp. 319-328, Springer.
S., Bannerjee, M., S., Barik, C., Mazumdar, “Testing Dependability of a Fault Tolerant System
Using Software-based Fault Injection Method,” Proceedings of the 1st International Conference
on Communication, Devices and Intelligent Systems (CODIS 2004), January 8-10, Kolkata, pp.
690-693.
J., Roy, M., S., Barik, C., Mazumdar, K., Ghoshdastidar, A., Sengupta, “ESRML: A Markup
Language for Enterprise Security Requirement Specification,” Proceedings of the IEEE
INDICON 2004, IIT Kharagpur, December 20-22, 2004, pp. 509-512.
4. Others (please indicate total number but do not list)

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c. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: Nil
d. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: Nil
e. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals)
: Nil
f. Patent awarded : Nil
g. Other awards, honours and recognition : Nil

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Department
of
Applied Physics

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1. Name of the Department : PHYSICS
2. Name of the Professor : Dr. (Mrs) Dipali Banerjee
3. Qualification : M.Phil, Ph. D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 10 Year Undergraduate

5 Years Post graduate
(i) Undergraduate Engineering student :
(ii) (all branches) : Subject taught Physics & Material Science
(iii) Post graduate course in applied physics :

Subject taught : Solid state physics , Material
physics & Classical Mechanics.
5. Year of Research Experience : 5 Years.
6. Publication : 9 nos. (Enclosed).

( 6 International & 3 National)
7. No. of M.Sc. / M. Tech. Guided / produced
during 2000- 2005. : 8 nos.
8. Number of Ph. D. produced during 2000-05 : Nil
9. Research funding secured during 2000-05 : UGC major research

(Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals) scheme, Rs. 6,34,580/-,

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2000-2003,
Prof. K. Goswami
(Jadavpur University),
Publication enclosed.
List of Publication in Journals (National and International)

(i)
Sl. No. Authors Title of paper/books Name of the Vol. And Pages Year of
Jrnl/Proc/Conf. No. publication
K.K.Dey Transverse Journal of Accepted Jan 2004
D.Banerjee Magnetoresistance of magnetism and for
1 & single crystals of magnetic publication
R.Bhattacharya bismuth doped with materials
gallium and indium
K.K.Dey Explanation of Journal of Vol. 64 793- 2003
D.Banerjee temperature variation Physics and 800
2 & of Hall coefficient of Chemistry of
R.Bhattacharya doped bismuth solids
K.K.Dey Explanation of Hall Physica B Vol. 324 34-42 2002
D.Banerjee effect and
3 & magnetoresistance of
R.Bhattacharya bismuth doped with
gallium and indium
K.K.Dey Magnetic properties of Fizika A Vol. 11 153- 2002(4)
D.Banerjee single crystal of (Zagreb) 162
4 & bismuth doped with
R.Bhattacharya gallium and indium
S.Dutta Single crystal EPR Ind. J. Phys. Vol. 75A 461- 2001
A.K.Pal studies on low 465
5 & dimensional
D.Banerjee ferromagnet-
cyclohexylammomium
copper bromide
D.Banerjee Anomalous Fizika A Vol. 9 153- 2000(4)
6 R.Bhattacharya magnetorisistance of (Zagreb) 158
& single crystal of doped
K.Goswami bismuth

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(ii)
*1. Nineteenth national ICC& ACCR Jadavpur 24-26 March 2003 3 days
symposium on cryogenics university
(NNSC 2002)
2. 45th DAE, Solid state DST Punjab Dec 26-30, 2002 5 days
physics symposium (2002) University
3. International Conference Institution of Engineers, Taj Bengal , November 4 – 6, 3 days

on Nanomaterials : University of New South Kolkata, 2004.
Synthesis, Characterisation, Wales, University of India.
and Application Central Florida.

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Physics.

2. Name of the Professor : Dr. Bichitra Kumar Guha
3. Qualification : M.Sc, M.Phil, PhD.
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 25 years
PG- M.Sc Physics (5 years)
UG- B.Sc Honours (5 years)
Engineering Physics (20 years)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 5 Years as a faculty member
(a) Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year,
Price) : Nil
(b) Papers
:
International Journals:
Two papers communicated : one to “Journal of Electronics” and other to “Journal of
Applied Physics”. Co-authors: H. Saha, C. Pramanic and C.K.Sarkar.
7. Number of M.Sc. and M.Tech. guided during 2000 – 2005 : 8

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 :
9. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator,
Goals) :
10. Patent awarded : Nil
2. Other awards, honours and recognition :.Awarded 2 Gold medals and 1
silver medal by the University of Calcutta.

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1. Name of the Department : Department of Physics.

2. Name of the Senior Lecturer : Dr. Mousumi Basu
3. Qualification : M.Sc, M.Tech, PhD.
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): Five and half years
PG- M.Sc Physics
UG- Engineering Physics
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 5 Years as a faculty member
(a) Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year,
Price) : Nil
(b) Papers
:
International Journals:
01. R. Tewari, M. Basu and H. N. Acharya, “Studying the effect of a central dip on the
performance of a dispersion compensated fibre”,Optics Commun.,174 (2000)405-411.
02. M. Basu, R. Tewari, H. N. Acharya, “Effect of grading on the characteristics of a
dispersion compensated fibre”, Optics Commun., 174 (2000) 119-125.
03. M. Basu and D.Ghosh, “Modelling of a step index segmented core single mode optical
fiber as a dispersion compensator”, Optik, 116 (2005) 255-264.
04. M. Basu and S. Roy, “ Design considerations of depressed clad W-shaped single mode
dispersion compensated Fibers”, Communicated to Optik in July’05.
7. Number of M.Sc. guided during 2000 – 2005 : 6

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : Ongoing (one)

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Goals) :
A funding of around Rs.12 lakh has been sanctioned for 3 years by DST for the research
project entitled as “Performance Characteristics of Optical Fibers under proper dispersion
management including the effect of non-linearities, for a DWDM transmission system”,
in 2005.
11. Other awards, honours and recognition :.Awarded Gold medal in B.Sc.
honours.

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1. Name of the Department: Physics
2. Name of the Faculty (Senior Lecturer): Dr. Samar Jana
3. Qualification: M.Sc, Ph.D (Science)
4. Year of Teaching experience (including the list of courses taught):
(A) Undergraduate (B.E ): 6 years (nearly).

Courses taught: Physics, Materials Science, Laboratory.
(B) Postgraduate [M.Sc (Applied Physics)]: 5 years (nearly).
Courses taught: Solid State Physics, Mathematical Physics, Electromagnetic Theory, Electronics,
Materials Physics (Special Papers), Laboratory (General & Advanced).
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005: 5 years
6. Publications during 2000-05:

(a) Books: nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals:
(1) Absorption spectroscopy of R3+ (R=Pr, Nd) ion pairs in CsCdCl3.

S. Jana and R. K. Mukherjee
Physical Review B, Volume 57, Page 3356-3364, (1998).
(2) Zeeman spectroscopy of Nd3+ ions in CsCdCl3 crystal.

Chemical Physics Letters, Volume 320, Page 289- 294, (2000).
(3) Generation and Measurement of Pulsed High Magnetic Field.

S. Jana and R.K.Mukherjee
Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, Volume 214, Page 234-242, (2000).
(4) Absorption spectroscopy of Eu3+ ions in CsCdCl3 crystals: an evidence of nonequivalent sites.
Solid State Communications, Volume 116, Page 581-584, (2000).
(ii) In National journals: nil .
(iii) In major Conferences:

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(1) Absorption and Zeeman spectroscopy of some rare earth ions in CsCdCl3 crystals.
S. Jana
Abstracts of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Solid State Physics Symposium, December 1998,
Haryana, India.
(2) Spectral Characteristics of Trivalent Rare Earth Ions doped in CsCdCl3 crystals
S. Jana
Abstracts of the DAE-BRNS Symposium on Spectroscopy of Lanthanides and Actinides, November 1999,
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India, Page 127-128.
(3) Optical behaviour of some trivalent rare earth doped CsCdCl3 crystals under pulsed high magnetic
field
S. Jana and R.K. Mukherjee
Abstracts of the 4th International Conference on f–elements, (ICFE’4), September 2000, Madrid, Spain,
Page J09.
7. No. of M.Sc Project guided during 2000-2005: 6 projects
8. No. of Ph.D guided during 2000-2005: 1 (enrolled).
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-05:
Applied: 2 (one to UGC, another to CSIR).
10. Patents awarded: nil
11. Awards, honours and recognition: I obtained the “Best Thesis Presentation Award ” for the year
1998-1999, awarded by the Indian Physics Association.

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1. Name of the Department: Physics
2. Name of the Faculty: Syed Minhaz Hossain
3. Qualification: M.Sc. Ph.D
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 2 Yrs. (M.Sc. Physics and
UG Physics Course for BE students)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: 5 Yrs

As Ph.D Student (2000-02), As Research Associate (2002-2003), As a faculty member
(2003 onwards)
6. Publications during 2000 – 05 : 16
a. Books : (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price): Nil

b. Papers : 8
(i) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year):7
1. Porous Silicon: A Natural Nanostructure for Vapour Sensing Application,

H.Saha, J.Das, S.M.Hossain, Asian Journal of physics, 12(2&3) (2003)323-330
2. A Hygrometer comprising a Porous Silicon Humidity Sensor with Phase

Detection Electronics, J. Das, S. Dey, S.M. Hossain, Z.M. Rittersma, H. Saha
IEEE Sensor Journal, 3(4), (2003) 414-420.
3. Conductivity Modulation of Porous Silicon by Formation Parameters, S.K. Dutta,

S.M. Hossain, S. Chakraborty, H. Saha, Phys. Stat. Sol (a) 191(2) (2002) 535-547.
4. Electrode Design and Planar Uniformity of Anodically Etched Large Area

Porous Silicon SM. Hossain, J. Das, S. Chakraborty, S.K. Dutta, H. Saha
Semicond. Sci. Technol. 17 (2002) 55-59.
5. Metal Patterning for Large Area Electroluminescent Porous Silicon S.M.Hossain,

S. Chakraborty, S.K. Dutta, H. Saha, Microelectronic Engineering 56 (2001) 303-
310.
6. Role of Parasitics in Humidity Sensing by Porous Silicon, J. Das, S.M. Hossain,

S. Chakraborty, H. Saha, Sensors and Actuators A 94 (2001) 44-52.

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7 Stability in Photoluminescene of Porous Silicon, S.M. Hossain, S. Chakraborty,

S.K. Dutta, J. Das, H. Saha, Journal of Luminescence 91 (2000) 195-202.
(ii) in national journals (----------): 1
1. Porous Silicon: A Natural Nanostructure for Sensing and Photonic Applications,

H.Saha, S.M.Hossain, J.Das, Indian J. Phys.78(A) (2004)19-25
(iii) in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year): 8

h. Luminescence in Oxidized Si Nanostructure: The Role of Interface states,
S.M.Hossain,M.Ray,S.Barat, Accepted for Presentation DAE
Symposium(Solid State) Mumbai, 2005
i. Determination of Electron Trap-level Position in Porous Silicon

Nanostructure, S.M.Hossain, CODIS, Kolkata, 2004
j. Porous Silicon based Large Area 7 Segment Display, S.M. Hossain, S.K.
Dutta, H. Saha, Proc. Photonics 2002, TIFR, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, Dec.
16-18, 2002
k. Optoelectronic Interconnects using Anodically Etched Porous Silicon,

S.M. Hossain, J. Das, S. Gupta, S. Chakraborty, S.K. Dutta, H. Saha, Proc.
Photonics 2002, TIFR, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, Dec. 16-18, 2002
l. Theoretical Modeling, Design, Fabrication and Testing of Porous Silicon

based Capacitive Vapor Sensor, J. Das, S.M. Hossain, S. Dey and H. Saha,
Proc. Int. Conf. on Smart Materials and Structures, IISc., Bangalore, Dec.
12-14, 2002.
m. Porous Silicon Vapour sensor with Phase Detection Electronics, H. Saha,

J. Das, S. Dey and S.M. Hossain, Proc., First IEEE Int. Conf. on Sensors,
Orlando, Florida, USA, June 12-14, 2002.
n. ASIC Design of a SMART Sensor based on Porous Silicon Sensing, H.

saha, S. Dey, J. Das and S.M. Hossain, Proc., First IEEE Int. Conf. on
Sensors, Orlando, Florida, USA, June 12-14, 2002.
o. Development of a System on Chip (SoC) integrating a Porous Silicon

based Humidity Sensor with a Porous Silicon based Seven Segment
Display, H. Saha, S. Dey, J. Das, S.M. Hossain, Proc., 11th IFIP VLSI-
SOC 2001 Conf., Montpellier, France, Dec. 3-5, 2001.

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6. Number of M.Sc/M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: 6 (M.Sc),

1( M.Tech)
7. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005: Nil

8. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-
investigator, goals): Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Debasis Ray
2. Department: Physics
3. Qualification: M.Sc.(Physics), Ph.D.(Science)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list courses taught):
3.2 yr (Since August 14, 2002 to date)
(i) M.Sc. (Physics) level : Courses offered – 1. Mathematical Methods

2. Quantum Mechanics
3. Atomic & Molecular Physics
4. Solid-State & Materials Physics
5. Laboratory experiments
(ii) B.E. level : Courses offered – 1. General Physics – theory & tutorials
2. General Physics – laboratory
5. Year of Research Experience during 2000 - 2005:
(i) Atomic physics in hot and dense plasmas & Plasma Spectroscopy
The focus is on first-principles theoretical studies of the influence of a surrounding

plasma medium on stability, bound and continuum structures, radiative (allowed
and forbidden) transition-related spectroscopic properties and external field-
response characteristics of charged atomic ions embedded within the plasma, and
simulation of various electronic and atomic collision phenomena and electromag-
netic events involved in bound-bound, bound-free and free-free processes in hot
and dense plasmas, as relevant to the spectroscopy and diagnostics of some astro-
physical and laser-driven laboratory plasmas.
Research in this interdisciplinary area has been initiated by the applicant in recent years.
(ii) Spectroscopic properties of laser-dressed atoms
Theoretical modelling of the modification of electronic structure, properties and

processes in atomic systems in the presence of laser radiation is targeted. Non-
perturbative approaches based on Floquet technique and unitary transformation
of the atomic Hamiltonian are currently under examination.
(iii) Spectroscopy of confined quantum systems

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A. Impurity states in semiconductor nanostructures

Theoretical investigation on the influence of quantum confinement on spectral
and field-response properties of impurities embedded in semiconductor quantum
dots with varying material parameters and confinement potential is in progress.
B. Atomic systems under hydrostatic compression

Numerical simulation of the effects of hydrostatic pressure on the structures,
response properties and photoprocesses in one- and two-electron atomic systems
has been undertaken.
6. Publication during 2000 – 2005:
a) Books (Title, Co-authors. Publishers, Year. Price): Nil
b) Papers: 8
i) In International journals (Co-authors, Titles, Issue Numbers, Year):

5 (3 solo + 2 joint)
ii) In National journals (Co-authors, Titles, Issue Numbers, Year):

0
iii) In major conferences (Co-authors, Titles,Name of Conference, Year):

3 (1 solo + 2 joint)
iv) Others (Please indicate total number but do not list): Nil
7. Number of M.Sc./ ME / M.Tech. guided / produced during 2000 - 2005:

15 (solo)
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided / produced during 2000 - 2005:

2 (ongoing)
9. Research funding secured during 2000 - 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-
investigator, goals): None

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1. National Merit Scholarship awarded by the Govt.of India during (i) the Bachelor’s
course of study (1976-1980), and (ii) the Master’s course of study (1980-1982).
2. Japanese Government Fellowship during January 1991 – March 1992.
3. Alexander-von-Humboldt Language Scholarship & Research Fellowship from
December 1993 upto October 1995 for carrying out research in Germany.
4. National Science Council (Taiwan) Fellowship during June 2000 – August 2000.
PUBLICATIONS (2000-2005)
A. INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
1. Atomic diamagnetism within a dense plasma: Physical Review E, vol.63, 027401
(2001).
(Author: Debasis Ray)
2. Influence of a dense plasma on the fine-structure levels of a hydrogenic ion:
Physical Review E, vol.62, p.4126 (2000).
3. Diamagnetic level-shift of an impurity ion in a magnetized plasma:
Journal of Physics B: At.Mol.Opt.Phys., vol.33, p.L21 (2000).
4. Fine-structure quenching and multiplet distortion in a screened Coulomb atom:
The European Physical Journal D, vol.10, p.189 (2000).
(Authors: Debasis Ray and Tarun Kanti Roy)
5. Radial and angular correlations in doubly-excited states : A time-dependent
perturbation approach.
International Journal of Quantum Chemistry, vol.76, p.99 (2000).
(Authors: A.K.Das, T.K.Ghosh, D.Ray, T.K.Mukherjee and P.K.Mukherjee)
B. NATIONAL CONFERENCE
1. Frequency-dependent atomic response within a high-density plasma: in Abstracts of
PLASMA-2003, 18th National symposium on Plasma Science & Technology, BIT
Mesra, Ranchi, December 08-11 (2003), page120.
2. Extra-ordinary Darwin shift in a hydrogen atom embedded in a weakly-coupled

plasma: Accepted for PLASMA-2005, 20th National symposium on Plasma Science
& Technology to be held in CUSAT, Cochin in December 2005.
(Authors: Madhab De and Debasis Ray)
3. Spin-orbit energy in a hydrogen atom under hydrostatic compression : Accepted for

TC-2005, Topical Conference on Atomic & Molecular Physics to be held at IACS,
Kolkata in December 2005.
(Authors: Avijit Ghosh and Debasis Ray)

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Purabi Das School of

Information
Technology

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1. Name of the Department : Purabi Das School of Information Technology.

2. Name of the Professor/Lecturer: SURYASARATHI BARAT
3. Qualification : M.Sc (Phy), M.Tech (Comp. Sc.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 4 ( CSE + IT)
Formal Language and Automata Theory, Database Management System, Information
and Coding Theory, Software Engineering etc.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: 1 Year. Guided M.Tech(IT) Project
Works and carrying out Research in RFID sensors for Vision Impaired.
(c) Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year,
Price) : Nil
(d) Papers
i. in international journals Nil
ii. in National journals Nil
iii. in major conferences 2
a) S. Dasgupta, A Mukherjee, SS Barat and P. Das; Physical design issues of inductively
coupled RFID systems for assisting the vision impaired; accepted for publication in
EPMDS 2006; Kolkata
b) Luminescence in Oxidized Si Nanostructure: The Role of Interface states,
S.M.Hossain,M.Ray,S.Barat, Accepted for Presentation DAE Symposium(Solid State)
Mumbai, 2005
iv) Others 2
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : 10

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : Nil
Goals) : Nil

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14. Other awards, honours and recognition : Stood 1st in 1st class in
M.Sc and M.Tech examination from University of Calcutta. NSTS Scholar.

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2. Name of the Professor/Lecturer: PURNENDU DAS
3. Qualification : Ph.D.(Computer Sc.), ME (Elec.Engg)
B.E. (Elec.Engg)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 7 + 7 ( CSE + Elec)
Algorithm, Data Structure, Object Technology, Programming Language
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: Guided M.Tech(IT) Project Works.
a) Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
b) Papers :
iv. in international journals Nil
v. in National journals Nil
vi. in major conferences 2
a) S. Dasgupta, A Mukherjee, SS Barat and P. Das; Physical design issues of inductively
coupled RFID systems for assisting the vision impaired; accepted for publication in
EPMDS 2006; Kolkata
(b) Susmit Bagchi, Purnendu Das, P. K. Nandi A Round-2 Randomized Algorithm for
Leader Election in MDVM System, IEEE International Conference on Next
Generation Web Service Practices(NweSP), IEEE Computer Society Press, August,
2005.
iv) Others
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : 2
Goals) : US $35,00 for Mobile
Computing from Alumni Donation, A project for 3 years, co-investigator Prof S Bagchi, ,
Goal:- Generic Approach for Mobile Computing in Distributed Systeml

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2. Name of the Professor/Lecturer: Indrajit Banerjee
3. Qualification : M Tech (Information technology)
AMIE (Mechanical Engg.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 3 years.

Data Structure, Object Technology, Operating System, Multimedia, Programming
Language, Web Technology, Computer Networking.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: Guided M.Tech(IT) Project Works.
(c) Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
(d) Papers : Nil
Goals) : Nil
20. Other awards, honours and recognition : Gold medal from
Institute of Engineers (India) [First class first in AMIE from West Bengal State center].

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1. Name of the Professor/Lecturer: Somsubhra Talapatra.
2. Qualification: B.E. , M.E.
( worked in the VLSI Industry from 1998 to 2002 )
3. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): Two months
List of courses : 1) Communication Systems/MTec-IT(1st Semester)

2) Introduction to Computer and Network/ PGD-Bioinformatics.
4. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: Nil

5.1. Books : (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
5.2. Papers :
(vi) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): Nil
(vii) in national journals (----------) Nil
(viii) in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
“Application Specific Hardware Software Co-design of Embedded Systems

on a Chip” in National Conference on Physics of Electronic Materials and
Devices (PEMD)-2005, Sambalpur.
(ix) Others (please indicate total number but do not list) Nil
6. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 Nil
7. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 Nil
8. Research Funding secured during 2000 – 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-investigator, goals) Nil
9. Patent awarded Nil
1) “National Scholarship” in 1997 by Director of Public Instruction ,West Bengal.

1st Prize in India region in “1997 TI-DSP Solution Challenge” by Dirctor,DSP Development,Texas
Instruments Pvt. Ltd.

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2. Name of the Professor/Lecturer: Susmit Bagchi
3. Qualification : B.Sc.(Hons.), B.E., M.E. (Electronics & Telecom)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught): 3 years.
Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, Mobile Computing.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005: 6 years of R&D exp., research areas are
Operating Systems, Distributed Systems and Mobile Computing.
10.1. Books (Title, Co-authors, Publishers, Year, Price) : Nil
10.2. Papers :
vii. in international journals Nil

viii. in National journals Nil
ix. in major conferences 9
a) Susmit Bagchi, Mads Nygaard, On the Concept of Mobile Distributed Virtual Memory
System, International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks (DSN), In the
Proceedings of DSN, Italy, June, 2004.
b) Susmit Bagchi, Mads Nygard, Designing the Fuzzy Adaptive Cache Swapper for MDVM
System, IEEE International Conference on Computational Cybernetics (ICCC), In the
Proceedings of ICCC 2004, Austria, August, 2004.
c) Susmit Bagchi, Mads Nygaard, A Fuzzy Adaptive Algorithm for Fine Grained Cache Paging,
8th International Workshop on Software and Compilers for Embedded Systems (SCOPES),
Springer-Verlag LNCS, Volume 3199, Amsterdam, September, 2004.
d) Susmit Bagchi, MDVM: Architecture, Design Goals and Requirements, The Second
International Conference on Advances in Mobile Multimedia (MOMM), Austrian Computer
Society Publication (OCG), Volume 184, September, 2004.
e) Susmit Bagchi, Design Architecture and Model of MDVM System, The 2004 IFIP
International Conference on Intelligence in Communication Systems (INTELLCOMM),
Springer-Verlag LNCS, Volume 3283, Thailand, November, 2004.

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f) Susmit Bagchi, Designing Mobile Distributed Virtual Memory System, The 7th International
Conference on Information Technology (CIT), Springer-Verlag LNCS, Volume 3356, India,
December, 2004.
g) Susmit Bagchi, Mads Nygaard, Designing the MDVM-Stub and Memory Estimator, The 6th
International Workshop on Distributed Computing (IWDC), Springer-Verlag LNCS, Volume
3326, India, December, 2004.
h) Susmit Bagchi, Memory Estimation and Allocation Algorithms for MDVM System, The 3rd
ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA),
IEEE Computer Society Press, Egypt, January, 2005.
i) Susmit Bagchi, Purnendu Das, P. K. Nandi A Round-2 Randomized Algorithm for Leader
Election in MDVM System, IEEE International Conference on Next Generation Web Service
Practices(NweSP), IEEE Computer Society Press, August, 2005.
iv) Others 2
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : Nil
Goals) : Nil
A. First Class Third rank in B.E. (Electronics Engg.)
B. Silver medal for First Class First rank in M.E. (Electronics and
Telecomm. Engg.)

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Department
of
Applied Mathematics

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1. Name of the Department : DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
2. Name of the Professor : SHARIFUL ALAM
3. Qualification : M. Sc (Mathematics), M. Sc (Engg.) in Finance.
4. Year of Teaching Experience

(please list the courses taught) : About 2 yrs.
Courses Taught: Engineering Mathematics at B.E. Level (2 Semester)
Discrete Mathematics at MCA Level (1 Semester)
Statistics at Professional B.I.T course (1 Semester)
Educational Psychology and Mathematics at UG level
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005 : 2 years.

(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : One
S. Alam, Shovonlal Roy and J. Chattopadhyay, “Role of nutrient bound of prey on the dynamics of
predator-mediated competitive-coexistence”, Biosystems, 2005 (in press).
(ii) in national journals : Nil

(iii) in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year) : Nil
7. Number of M.Sc/M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : One
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : Nil
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 (Source, value, duration, co-
investigator, goals ) : None
Member ISI Kolkata, Received SBF Scholarship from IIT Kanpur.

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2. Name of the Professor : Prof. B. S. CHOUDHURY

UG: Analysis, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, Engineering Mathematics
PG: in ME: Discrete Mathematics, Probability and Statistics in M.Sc.: Analysis, Algebra,
Topology, Functional Analysis, Fluid Dynamics, Stochastic Differential Equations.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 5 years.
6. Publications during 2000 - 05

(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers :
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : Nil
(ii) In National journals : Nil
(iii)In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year) : Nil
7. Number of M.Sc/M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 10
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : submitted - 1 and guiding - 12

investigator, goals) :
Major Research Project (UGC, status ongoing)
11. Other awards, honours and recognition : S. N. Bose Centenary Young Scientist Award

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2. Name of the Professor : BASUDEB MUKHOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : Ph.D (Sc.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 20 Years
(Mathematics in U.G. Engg., P.G. Engg, M.C.A, M.Sc.(Appl. Maths)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 5 Years
(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
(a) Rakshit, M,: A thermoviscoelastic problem of an infinite medium with a spherical cavity using
generalized theory of thermoelasticity, Mathematical and computer modelling, 41(1), 2005.
(b) Rakshit, M, : An electro magneto thermo viscoelastic problem in an infinite media with a
cylindrical hole, Int. J. Engng. Sci.,43, 2005 .
(ii) In National journals -

(a) Rakshit, M.: A vector matrix differential approach of generalized thermoviscoelastic problem
of an infinite medium with a cylindrical hole”, Bull. Cal. Math. Soc., 96 (4), 2004.
(b) Rakshit, M.: A problem of generalized thermo-visco-elastic interactions of a homogeneous

isotropic infinite media with a spherical cavity due to prescribed pressure, J. Tech,
XXXVIII(1), 2004..
(iii) In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
a) Rakshit, M., : Eigen value approach to generalized thermo-visco-elasticity, Proc.of National

Seminar on “ Mathematics and its applications ”, BESU, 2004.
b) Rakshit, M.,: Thermo-visco-elastic problem of an infinite medium with a spherical cavity using
generalized theory, Proc.of National Seminar on “Recent Advances in Applied Mathematics”,
Vidyasagar University, 18-19 March, 2004.
7. Number of M.Sc/M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000 – 2005 : 7

8. Number of Ph.D. s guiding/produced during 2000 – 2005 : 6 (out of which 03 as

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joint supervisor)
investigator, goals ) : Nil

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. GURUPRASAD SAMANTA
3. Qualification : M.Sc., Ph.D., P.R.S.,Mouat Medallist

UG: Analysis, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, Engineering Mathematics
PG: in ME: Discrete Mathematics, Probability and Statistics in M.Sc.: Partial Differential
Equation,Stochastic Process and Operations Research.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 -2005 : 5 years.

(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers: (list attachment)
International Journal:
(i) ’Bioeconomic Modelling of a ThreeSpecies Fishery with Switching Effect’ by
G.P.Samanta,D.Manna & A.Maiti, JAMC , Vol.12 ,p.219231,2003
(ii) ‘Stochastic Gomatam Model of Interacting Species: NonEquilibrium Fluctuation and
Stability’by G.P.Samanta & A.Maiti, SAMS ,Vol.43, p.683692,2003
(iii) ‘Dynamical Model of a Singlespecies System in a Polluted Environment’
by G.P.Samanta & A.Maiti, JAMC ,Vol.10. p.231234, 2004
(iv) ‘A Deterministic Inventory Model of Deteriorating Items with Two Rates of Production and
Shortages’ by G.P.Samanta & A.Roy, TOJMS, Vol.20, p.205218, 2004
(v) ‘A Production Inventory Model with Deteriorating Items and Shortages’byG.P.Samanta &
A,Roy, YJOR,Vol.14, p.219230, 2004
(vi) ‘An EOQ Model for Deteriorating Items with StockDependent Time Varying Demand’ by
A.Roy & G.P.Samanta, Tamsui Oxford Journalm iof Management Sciences, Vol.20,
p.3746, 2004
(vii) ‘Deterministic and Stochastic Analysis of a PreyDependent PredatorPrey System’ by
A.Maiti & G.P.Samanta, Int. J. Math. Edu.in Sci.and Tech., Vol.36. p,6583,2005
(viii) ‘An Inventory Model of Deteriorating Items with TimeVarying Demand and Shortages’
by A.Roy and G.P.Samanta, AMSE (accepted for publication) 2005.
(ix) ‘A Continuous Deterministic Inventory System for DeterioratingItems with
InventoryLevelDependent Time Varying Demand Rate’ by Jhuma Bhowmick and
G.P.Samanta, TOJMS (accepted for publicatio )2005.

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National Journal:
(i) ‘Stability of a Social Group’ by G.P.Samanta and K.Sen, Journal of Natural and Physical Sciences,
Vol.15, P.4554, 2001
(ii) ‘ Stochastic Analysis of a Demographic Model of Urbanization’
by G.P.Samanta ,Journal of Natural and Physical Sciences, Vol.18, p.110, 2004
7.Number of M.Sc thesis guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 10
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : guiding 4

investigator, goals ) : Nil.

MOUAT MEDAL, Calcutta University, 1996.

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2. Name of the Professor : MURARI MITRA
3. Qualification : Ph.D. (Indian Statistical Institute) (1995).

M. Stat. (Indian Statistical Institute) (1990).
4. Years of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 15 yrs.

Taught courses at Indian Statistical Institute (as JRF/SRF) in M. Stat. and . B.Stat.
programmmes, at IIT, Kharagpur (as Assistant Professor (permanent)), at Bengal
Engineering and Science University (as Assistant Professor), at Indian Institute
of Management Ahmedabad (as Visiting Faculty).
Courses Taught during 2000  2005 : (i) Undergraduate: Mathematics in B.E. 3 rd Semester, 4th
Semester and !st Semester at Bengal Engineering and Science University (Courses M101, M-301,
M302, M403). Topics include Complex Analysis, Integral Transforms, Discrete Mathematics and
Stochastic Processes
(ii) Postgraduate :
(a) M.C.A. Stochastic Processes (M/MCA205)
(b) M.Sc. (Appl. Math.) Courses PGM102 (Abstract Algebra), PGM303
(Measure Theoretic Probabilty), PGM304 (Queueing Theory and Simulation),
PGM401/2 (Reliability Theory), PGM403/2 (Coding Theory)
(iii) Ph.D. Level Operations Research I to students of Fellow Programme in Management at
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (as Visiting Faculty in 2004).
5. Years of Research Experience during 2000-2005: 5 years.
(a) Books: Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : 2 (Two)
1. Basu, S. K. and Mitra, M. (2002). Testing exponentiality against Laplace order

dominance. Statistics, 36 (3), 223229.
2. Anis, M. Z. and Mitra, M. (2005). A simple test of exponentiality against NWBUE
family of life distributions. Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry,
21(1), 4553.
(ii) In national journals : 2 (Two).

1. Anis, M.Z., Basu, S. K. and Mitra, M. (2004). Change point detection in mean
residual life function. Journal of the Indian society of Probability and Statistics,
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2. Anis, M.Z., Basu, S. K. and Mitra, M. (2005). Change point detection in failure rate
function. IAPQR Transactions, 39 (1).
(iii) In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year) : NIL
(iv) Other : (Invited Paper in the H. K. Nandi Volume published on the occasion of the
Golden Jubilee of the Calcutta Statistical Association).
Basu, S. K. and Mitra, M. (2000). An optimum ordering policy for a two supplier
problem with uncertainties in supply.
7. Number of M.Sc/M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: Six (6) M.Sc. Project Theses.
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 01

investigator, goals ) : None

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. PRITHA DAS
3. Qualification : M.Sc.,P.G.C.A.C.S, Ph. D

UG: Engg. Mathematics ( Linear Programming, Fast Fourier Transform, Complex Analysis, Matrix
Theory) PG: Linear Algebra, Computer Programming in C
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 - 2005 : 5 years
(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : 9
1. A Das, Pritha Das and A B Roy, (2000), Chaos in Three Dimensional Neural Network, Appl. Math.
Modeling, 24, 511-522.
2. A. Das, Pritha Das and A. B. Roy, (2001), Chaos in Three Dimensional General Model of Neural
Network, Intl. J. of Bifurcation and Chaos, 12,10,2271-2281
3. P. Das and A. B. Roy (2001) Nonlinear Data Analysis: A Comparison Between Experimental [EEG]
Data and Theoretical [ANN] Data, Complexity, Vol. 7, No. 3, 30-40
4. A. Das, P. Das and A. B. Roy (2002) Applicability of Lyapunov Exponent in EEG Data Analysis,
Complexity International, Vol. 9.
5. A. Das Pritha Das, (2004), Classification of Different Indian Songs Based on Fractal Analysis'
Complex System, 15(3)
6.P.Das et al(2004), Does composite index of NYSE represents chaos in the long time
scale?In Press ,available online 5 July 2005,Applied Mathematics and computation.
7..A.Das,P Das(2005),Delay between online and offline issue of a journal: A critical analysis,Lib
&.Information scienceResearch,LIBINF-D-05-0004R1(accepted)

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8.A.Das ,P.Das (2005) Nonlinearity in EEG:Investigation by surrogated data technique, accepted

complexity International.
9..Pritha Das,(2005),Fractal Analysis of Different Eastern And Western Musical

Instruments,paper ref no:5230309(accepted)Fractal
(iii)In major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year) : 10
1) Chaos in three dimensional general model of neural network, International Conference On Applied
Math and Mathematical Physics, Sylhet, Bangladesh in July, 2000.
2) Emergence and Control of Chaos in a Three Dimensional ANN, A. DAS and Pritha Das, 2002, Proc.
ICCS2002, Nashua, NH, USA.
3) Comparison of the Nature of Chaos in Experimental [EEG] Data and Theoretical [ANN] Data, A. Das
and Pritha Das, AIP Conf. Proc. 676(1), pp: 367 [ECC7, CA, US]
4) Effect of Forcing Term on a Three Dimensional Artificial Neural Network Model, (Talk Title), First
International workshop of the Indian Society Nonlinear Analysis and Application, Jan. 2-4, 2003,
Calcutta, India.
5) Hopf bifurcation in a two dimensional neural network (Poster Title), Bifurcations2003 - The Use And
Control Of Chaos, The Institute Of Mathematics (IMA) & University of Southampton, 28-30 July,
2003, UK
6) Classification of Indian Songs in Context of Complexity Measure (Talk Title), International

Conference on Complex Systems (ICCS2004), May 16-22, 2004, Boston, MA, USA
7) Fractal Analysis Of Different Indian Songs, (Poster Title), Experimental Chaos Conference 8, June
14-17, 2004 Florence, Italy.
8) .Pritha DasFractal Analysis of Different Eastern And Western Musical

Instruments,paper ref no:5230309(accepted)Fractal 2006
9) Pritha Das, C. Gershenson, G.M.Kress, (2003) Times scales, meaning and availability of information
in a global brain, invited article, Technological forecasting and social change [arxiv: cs,
AI/0305012].
10)Pritha Das, (2004) Effect of forcing term on a 3 dimensional general model of neural network,
proceedings of ISNA workshop.

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8. Number of Ph.D. produced during 2000 - 2005 : Nil

9. Research Funding secured during 2000 - 2005 (Source, value, duration, co-
2. Name of the Professor : PARBATI SAHA
3. Qualification : M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.(Sc.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (Please list the courses taught) : 10yrs 05mths
(Mathematics in U.G. Engg., P.G. Engg., M.C.A., M.Sc.( Applied Mathematics).
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005: 05 years.
a. Books : Nil.
b. Papers:
(i) In International journals(co-authors, titles, issue number, year):
[1] Amit Konar,” A Heuristic Algorithm for Computing the Max - Min Inverse Fuzzy Relation”,
International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, vol.30, 2002 [2] Amit Konar,” Reciprocity and
Duality in a Fuzzy Network Model”, International Journal of Modelling and Simulation, vol.24,
No.3, 2004.
(ii) In National journals(co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : Nil.
(iii) in major conferences(co-authors, title, name of conference, year) :
[1] Amit Konar, “Inverse Fuzzy Relation for Diagnosis Problem Solving” International Conference on
Communications, Devices & Intelligent Systems, 2004.
7. Number of M.Sc./M.E./ M.Tech guided / produced during 2000-2005 : 3

8. Number of Ph.Ds guided / produced during 2000 - 2005 : Nil
investigator, goals) : Nil.
10. Patents awarded : Nil.

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11.Other awards, honours and recognition : Nil.

2. Name of the Professor : Dr. SANAT KUMAR MAJUMDER
3. Qualification : M.Sc. (Applied Maths., Cal.),
M. Phil (Applied Mathematics ) Ph. D. (Cal.).
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 19 years.

UG: Engineering Mathematics, Operations Research, and Analysis.
PG: M.E., MCA, M.Sc. (Applied Mathematics). Optimization And Operation Research,
Probality and Statistics.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : 5 years

(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers:
In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year):
I. MaximumEntropy and Utility in a transportation system: YJOR Vol. 9, No.1. 27 34 (2000).
S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das.
II. Entropy and Utility in decision making process: AMSE Journal of Frrance Vol 41, No.1, 5967.
(2000) S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das.
III. Surrogate Mathematical Programming : Operation Research Vol.18, No. 5, 92435(2000). S.K.
Majumder and C.G. Chakraborty.
IV. Constrained NonLinear Programming a Minimum Cross Entropy Algorithm: Engg.
Optimization, Vo. 31. 479487 (2000). S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das and K. De.
V. Traffic Network and Distribution of Cars : Maximum Entropy approach : ASCE Journal of
Transportation Engg. Vol. 126, No.1, 8992 (2000). S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das and C.G.
Chakraborty.
VI. Income in Equalities Optimal reduction and maximum Entropy Aagorithm : KYBERNATIKA ,
Vol 10, 1528,(2000). S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das.

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VII. Maximum Entropy approach in Constrained NonLiniear Programming: AMSC Journal of

France, Vol. 39, No. 2, 1928. (2003) S.K. Majumder and P Jana.
VIII. Optimal Taxiation Policy Maximum Entropy Approach: YJOR Vol. 13, No. 1, 95105, (2003).
S.K. Majumder and P. Jana.
IX. Hydrolic Network Analysis using Maximum Entropy Principle: ASC journal of Hydrolic, Vol 24,
101112, (2004), S.K. Majumder and P. Jana.
X. Entropy Based Transportation Problem A geometric Programming Approach: accepted (2005).
In National journals :
I. Maximum Entropy Approach in Linear Program OPSEARCH, Vol 36, No.2, 113123, (2000).
II. Transportation Systems Entropy and Utility approaches :IJOMS, Vol.15, No. 1, 4553, (2000).
III. Dual of Maximum Entropy Principles Some Applications : Journal of Natural and Physical
Sciences Vol.1, 1223. (2000) S.K. Majumder and N.C. Das.
IV. Microstate Description in Entropy Maximization Problem: Journal of Technology, Vol XXXVII,
No.2, 2533, (2001) S.K. Majumder .
In National Conference :
I. Multiobjective Transportation Problem with Entropy Objective Function: National Seminar on

recent advances in Applied Mathematic: 96101, (2004). S. Islam, S.K. Majumder, Tapan
Kumar Roy.
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 4

investigator, goals): U.G.C. Major Research Project on “Application of Optimization Techniques
in information and Fuzzy Systems” ( Co investigator )

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2. Name of the Faculty : TAPAN KAR
3. Qualification : Ph.D (Sc.)
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 10 Yrs.

(Mathematics in U.G. Engg.,P.G. Engg., M.Sc. (Appl. Maths)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000 – 2005 : Five yrs
(a) Books : Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)
i) Chaudhuri, K. S., “On non selective harvesting of a multi-species Fishery”, International Journal
of Mathematical Education in Science & Technology, 33(4), 2002
ii) Chaudhuri, K. S., “Regulation of a prey – predator fishery by taxation”, International Journal of
Mathematical Education in Science & Technology, 34(3), 2003
iii) Chaudhuri, K. S., “On non-selective harvesting of two competing fish species in the presence
of toxicity”, Ecological Modeiing, 161,2003...
iv) Chaudhuri, K. S., “Regulation of a prey predator fishery by taxation: A dynamic reaction
Model”. Journal of Biological Systems, 11(2), 2003.
v) “Selective harvesting in a prey-predator fishery with time delay”, Math. Comp. Modelling, Vol.
38, 2003.
vi) “Optimal harvesting and stability for a prey-predator system with stage structure”, Advances in
Modelling and Analysis series D, 8(3), 2003.

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vii) Choudhuri,K.S,: Harvesting in a two prey and one predator fishery : a bioeconomic model ,
The ANZIAM J. 45(3), 2004
viii) Pahari, U. K. and Choudhuri, K. S.,: Management of a single species fishery with stage
structure, Int. J. Math. Edu. Sci. Tech., 35(3), 2004
ix) Pahari, U. K. and Choudhuri, K. S.,: Management of prey-predator fishery based on continuous
fishing effort, Journal of Biological systems, 12(3), 1-13. 2004
x) A bioeconomic model of harvesting in a tritrophic food chain fishery, Nonl. Model.Sci. Eng.,
2(1), 2004.
xi) Influence of environmental noises on the Gompertz model of two species fishery, Ecological
Modelling, 173(2), 2004
xii) Stability analysis of a prey-predator model with delay and harvesting, J. Biological Systems,
12(1), 2004.
xiii) Chaudhuri,K.S,: On selective harvesting of two competing fish species in the presence of
environmental fluctuation, Natural Resource Modelling, 17(4), 2004.
xiv) Management of a fishery based on continuous fishing effort, Nonlinear Analysis: Real World
Application, 5(4) , 2004.
xv) Conservation of a fishery through optimal taxation: a dynamic reaction model, Commu. Nonl.
Sci. Num. Simul., 10(2), 2004.
xvi) Optimal harvesting and stability in a three level food chain fishery, Advances in Modelling and
Analysis Series D, 25(1), 2004.
xvii) Stability of a stage structured prey-predator model, Advances in Modelling and Analysis Series D,
9(3), 2004.
xviii) Stability analysis of a prey-predator model, Commu. Nonl. Sci. Num. Simul.,10(6), 2004.

(iii)In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
8. Number of Ph.D. s guiding/produced during 2000-2005 : 2

investigator, goals )

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. TAPAN KUMAR ROY
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 18th years
B.Sc., B.E., M.E., MCA, M.Sc.
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005 : 5 years

(a) Books: (Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price) : NA
(b) Papers: (Attached)
(i) In International journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year): 19
1. T. K. Roy and M. Maiti - `A multi-item fuzzy displayed inventory model under limited shelf-
space, Accepted in ‘The Journal of Fuzzy Mathematics’, USA, Vol.-8, No. 4, 2000.
2. K. Das, T. K. Roy and M. Maiti - `Multi-item inventory model with quantity dependent
inventory costs and demand dependent unit cost under imprecise objective and restrictions :
a Geometric Programming approach, Production Planning and Control, Plymouth, UK. Vol. 11
No. 8. 2000, pp-781-788.
3. S. Kar, T. K. Roy and M. Maiti- ‘Multi-item inventory model with probabilistic price dependent
demand and imprecise goal and constraints, Accepted in Yugoslav Journal of Operations
Research, Yugoslavia, Vol.-11, No.-1 (2001) pp-93-103.
4. B. Samanta and T. K. Roy – ‘Multi-Objective Portfolio Optimization Model’ Accepted in Tamsui

Oxford Journal of Mathematical sciences, Vol.-21,No.1(2005) pp-55-70.
5. S. Islam and T. K. Roy – Modified geometric programming problem and its

applications, Journal of Applied Mathematical Computing’, Korea,
2005, vol. 17(1-2), pp 121-144.
6. S. Islam and T. K. Roy - An economic production quantity model with flexibility and reliability
consideration and demand dependent unit cost with negative degree of difficulty: geometric
programming approach, Tamsui Oxford Journal of Management Sciences, Taiwan, vol. 20(1),
pp. 01-17, 2004.

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7. S. Pramanik and T.K.Roy  Fuzzy goal programming approach to multilevel programming

problems. Accepted for publication in European Journal of Operational Research
8. S. Pramanik and T.K.Roy  A fuzzy goal programming approach for multi

objective capacitated transportation problem. Accepted for publication in “Tamsui OxfordJournal
of Management Sciences, Vol. 21(1) Taiwan.”
9. S. Pramanik and T.K.Roy  “An intuitionistic fuzzy goal programming approach to vector
optimization problem” Accepted for publication in “ Notes on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets” Bulgaria
10. K. Das, T.K. Roy, M.Maiti - Multi-item stochastic and fuzzy-stochastic inventory models under
two restrictions, Computers & operations research, vol-31, pp-1793-1806, 2004.
11. N.K. Mandal, T. K. Roy and M. Maiti-‘Multi-objective fuzzy EOQ model with three constraints:
A geometric programming approach’, ‘Fuzzy Sets and Systems’ vol-150, pp-87-106, 2005.
12. G.S. Mahapatra, T.K.Roy, -Fuzzy multi-objective mathematical programming on reliability

optimization model, Applied Mathematics and Computation. (Accepted)
13. S. Islam, and T. K. Roy- A new fuzzy multi-objective programming Entropy based geometric
programming and its application of transportation problems, European Journal of Operational
Research (Accepted)
14. B. Samanta and T. K. Roy – ‘ Multi-objective Entropy Transportation model with TrN Penalties,
Sources and Destinations’ Journal of Transportation Engineering, American Society of Civil
Engineering (Accepted).
15. S. Islam and T. K. Roy – ‘An economic production quantity model with flexibility and reliability
consideration and demand dependent unit cost with negative degree of difficulty: Geometric
Programming Approach’ ‘ Journal of Fuzzy Mathematics, USA. (Accepted).
16. N.K. Mandal, T. K. Roy and M. Maiti- Inventory model of deteriorated items with a constraint:A
geometric programming approach, ‘European Journal of Operational Research’. (Accepted).
17. B. Samanta and T. K. Roy – ‘Extended t-norms and its applications in Portfolio Selection
Model’ Journal of Fuzzy Mathematics, USA. (Accepted).B. Jana and T. K. Roy-A multi-
objective cross-border transportation model in GANIT, Journal of Mathematical Section,
Bangladesh. (Accepted).
18. S. Islam and T. K. Roy – Multi-objective inventory model of deteriorating items under
investment and order constraints, Association for the Advancement of Modelling & Simulation
Techniques in Enterprises, France. (Accepted).
19. B. Jana and T. K. Roy-Multi-objective fuzzy linear programming and its applications in
transportation models, Tamsui Oxford Journal of Mathematical Sciences, Taiwan. (Accepted).

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(iii) In Major Conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year)
In proceedings:
1. N. K. Mandal, T.K.Roy and M.Maiti- A Multi-item Inventory Model with demand dependent unit
Cost: A geometric programming approach, Advances in Mathematical,Statistical and
computational Methods in Science & Technology, Proceedings by Dept. Mathematics, ISM,
Dhanbad, India, 2001.
2. N.K. Mahapatra , T.K.Roy and M. Maiti- Multi-objective multi-item inventory problem,

Proceedings of the Seminar on recent trends and developments in Applied Mathematics, B. E.
College (D. U.), 3-rd March, 2001,44-68.
3. N.K.Mandal, T.K.Roy and M.Maiti- A Multi-item Displayed Inventory Model With Fuzzy
Number, Modern Mathematics and its Applications in Science and Society. Proceeding by Dept. of
Mathematics, University of Kalyani, 2002.
4. N.K.Mandal, T.K.Roy and M.Maiti- Interactive Fuzzy Geometric Programming Method for Multi-
objective Economic Production Quantity Model. International Conference on Analysis and discrete
Structures. Proceeding by Dept. of Mathematics, IIT, Kharagpur.2002.
5. S. De, S. Islam and T.K.Roy- An economic production quantity model with flexibility and
reliability consideration and demand dependent unit cost under a constraint geometric
programming approach, Proceedings of National Symposium, Department of Mathematics,
University of Kalyani, India, 21-22 th March, 2002, 71-82.
6. S. Islam and T.K.Roy – Multi-objective inventory model of deteriorating itemswith linear trends
demand, accepted in the Proceedings of National Seminar on Recent Trends in Mathematics and its
Applications, Department of Mathematics, Tripura University, 28-29 th April, 2003.
7. B. Samanta and T. K. Roy – ‘Multi-Objective Urban and Regional Planning Model in Fuzzy
Environment’ Accepted in National Seminar on Teaching and Research Developments in
Mathematical Sciences in India Since Independence, Department of Mathematics, University of
Kalyani, India, 13-14th February, 2004.
8. B. Samanta and T. K. Roy – – ‘Multi-Objective Portfolio Selection ModeFuzzy

environment’ Accepted in Seminar on Recent Advances in Applied
Mathematics,Department of Mathematics, Vidyasagar University, India, 18-19
March, 2004,
9. N.K. Mandal, T. K. Roy and M. Maiti- Geometric programming method for lving MC 2 level
inventory problem with fuzzy cost parameters, Accepted in Seminar on Recent Advances in
Applied Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, Vidyasagar University, India, 18-19 March,
2004.

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10. S. Islam, S. Majumder and T. K. Roy- Multi-objective transportation problem with entropy
objective function, Accepted in Seminar on Recent Advances in Applied Mathematics, Department
of Mathematics, Vidyasagar University, India, 18-19 March, 2004.
7. Number of M.Sc/M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005: 7
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005: 7

investigator, goals ): UGC (Major Research Scheme), Application of optimization techniques in
information and fuzzy systems. (UGC Ref. No F.14-12/2002(SR-1), w.e.f. 16th July 2002 to 15th July
2005. Total Cost: 2.08 lakhs.
11. Other awards, honours and recognition: UGC Teacher Fellow for three years (1994-1997).

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2. Name of the Professor : Dr. UJJAL DEBNATH
3. Qualification : M.Sc., Ph. D.
4. Year of Teaching Experience (please list the courses taught) : 1 year (2005)
(B.E. Engg. Mathematics, M.Sc. Computer Lab)
5. Year of Research experience during 2000-2005 : 5 years (20012005)
(a) Books: (Title, Co-authors, publishers, Year Price ) : Nil
(b) Papers:
(i) in international journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year) : 20
1. “Brans-Dicke Cosmology in an Anisotropic Model when Velocity of Light Varies” Subenoy

Chakraborty, Narayan Chandra Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, International Journal of Modern
Physics D, Vol. 11 No. 6, (2002) 921-932 .
2. “Quintessence Problem and Brans-Dicke theory” Subenoy Chakraborty, Narayan Chandra

Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, Modern Physics Letters A, Vol. 18, No. 22, (2003) 1549-1555.
3. “A Quintessence Problem in Brans-Dicke Theory with Varying Speed of Light” Subenoy

Chakraborty, Narayan Chandra Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, International Journal of Modern
Physics D, Vol. 12 No. 2 (2003) 325-335 .
4. “A Quintessence Problem in self-interacting Brans-Dicke theory” Subenoy Chakraborty, Narayan

Chandra Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, International Journal of Modern Physics A, Vol. 18, No. 19,
(2003) 3315-3323.
5. “The Cosmology in a Perfect or Causal Viscous Fluid with Varying Speed Light” Subenoy
Chakraborty, Narayan Chandra Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, Physica Scripta, Vol. 68, (2003)
399-404 .
6. “Does Cosmic No-Hair Conjecture in Brane Scenarios follow from General Relativity?” Subenoy
Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath, Classical and Quantum Gravity, Vol. 20, No. 13, (2003) 2693-2696.
7. “Naked Singularities in Higher Dimensional Gravitational Collapse” Asit Banerjee, Ujjal Debnath
and Subenoy Chakraborty International Journal of Modern Physics D, Vol. 12, No. 7, (2003) 1255-
1264 .
8. “The study of gravitational collapse model in higher dimensional space-time” Ujjal Debnath and
Subenoy Chakraborty Modern Physics Letters A, Vol. 18, No. 18, (2003) 1265-1271.

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9. “Quasi-Spherical Gravitational Collapse in Any Dimension” Ujjal Debnath, Subenoy Chakraborty

and John D. Barrow General Relativity and Gravitation, Vol. 36, No. 2, (2004) 231-243.
10. “Gravitational Collapse in Higher Dimensional Space-Time” Ujjal Debnath and Subenoy
Chakraborty General Relativity and Gravitation, Vol. 36, No. 6, (2004) 1243-1253.
11. “Naked Singularities in Higher Dimensional Szekeres Space-Time” Ujjal Debnath and Subenoy
Chakraborty Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, Vol. 05, (2004) 001.
12. “A Study of Higher Dimensional Inhomogeneous Cosmological Model” Subenoy Chakraborty

and Ujjal Debnath International Journal of Modern Physics D, Vol. 13, No. 6, (2004) 1085-1093.
13. “Higher Dimensional Szekeres Space-Time in Brans-Dicke Scalar Tensor Theory” Asit Banerjee,
Ujjal Debnath and Subenoy Chakraborty International Journal of Modern Physics D, Vol. 13, No. 6,
(2004) 1073-1083 .
14. “Role of Initial Data in Quasi-Spherical Higher Dimensional Gravitational Collapse” Ujjal
Debnath and Subenoy Chakraborty General Relativity and Gravitation , Vol. 37, (2005) 225 - 232.
15. “Quasi-Spherical Solution with Heat Flux and Non-Adiabatic Collapse of Radiating Star” Ujjal
Debnath, Soma Nath and Subenoy Chakraborty General Relativity and Gravitation , Vol. 37, (2005)
215 - 223.
16. “Anisotropic Brane Cosmology with Variable G and  ” Soma Nath, Subenoy Chakraborty and
Ujjal Debnath Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, Vol. 11, (2004) 012.
17. “Role of Modified Chaplygin Gas in Accelerated Universe” Ujjal Debnath, Asit Banerjee and
Subenoy Chakraborty Classical and Quantum Gravity, Vol. 21, (2004) 5609.
18. “Quasi-spherical gravitational collapse and the role of initial data, anisotropy and inhomogeneity”
Subenoy Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath Modern Physics Letters A, Vol. 20 (2005) 1451-1458 .
19. “Role of Pressure in Quasi-spherical Gravitational Collapse” Subenoy Chakraborty, Sanjukta

Chakraborty and Ujjal Debnath International Journal of Modern Physics D, (Accepted) (2005) .
20. “A Dynamical Symmetry of the Quasi-Spherical (or Spherical) Collapse” Ujjal Debnath,
Subenoy Chakraborty and Naresh Dadhich International Journal of Modern Physics D, (Accepted)
(2005) .
(ii) in national journals : Nil
(iii) in major conferences (co-authors, title, name of conference, year) : Nil
7. Number of M.Sc./M.E./ M.Tech guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 1
8. Number of Ph.D. s guided/produced during 2000-2005 : 1

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M. N. Dastur
School of Material
Science and
Engineering

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1. Name of the Department : SCHOOL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
2. Name : Prof. NIL RATAN BANDYOPADHYAY
3. Qualification :(a) B. E. (Met Engg.) B. E. College (C. U.), 1975

(b) M. E., (Met.Engg.) Jadavpur University, 1985.
(c) Ph.D, (Engg.) Calcutta University, 2000.

Courses Taught
Course No. & Title Level

(UG/PG)
Introduction to materials PG
Materials characterisation PG
Metallic materials PG
Laser materials processing PG
Physical Metallurgy of steel UG
Heat treatment UG
Testing of metals (NDT, RLA) UG
5. Years of Research experience : 15 years
a) Books:
Sl.No. Title Co-authors/ Editors Publishers Year Price

1. Proceedings (peer J.Dutta,S.Dutta, Tata Mc-Graw- 2004 INR
reviewed) of A.Basumallick, Hill Publishing 1000/-
International BESU,S.Bandyopadhyay, Company per copy
conference on UNSW , H.S.Maiti, Limited, New (India)

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“Nanomaterials: CGCRI & S.P.Sengupta, Delhi

Synthesis, IACS @AUS$
Characterisation and 300/- per
Application” copy
b) Papers:
i) In International Journals
1 B. Ravi Kumar, Raghuvir Singh, Bhupeshwar Mahato, P.K.De, D.K.Bhattacharya and N.R.
Bandyopadhyay (2005), “Effect of texture on corrosion behaviour of AISI 304L stainless steel”,
Materials Characterization, vol.54, p.141.
2 B. Ravi Kumar, B.Mahato, D. K. Bhattacharya and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005),

“Comparison of rolling texture in low and medium stacking fault energy austenitic stainless
steels”,Materials Science & Engineering A, vol.394, p.296-301, Issues 1-2.
3 S. Datta and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Effect of Manganese Partitioning of

Transformation Induced Plasticity Characteristics in Microalloyed Dual Phase Steels”, ISIJ
International, vol.44, no.5, p.927.
4 S. Datta, S. Bandyopadhyay and M. K. Banerjee and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2000), “The

reinforcement of an age-hardenable Al-Cr matrix alloy in situ and SiC/Al2O3 particles: tailoring
of the interface-”, Composites Science and Technology, vol.60, p.451.

1. M. Ray and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “Nanotechnology: current trends in application
oriented research”, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (I), vol.86, p.67, October.
2. S. K. Sarkar, P.K.Sahu, B.Maji and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “Parameter Optimisation for
Better Low – dimensional Alloy Semi-conducting Materials”, Journal of The Institution of
Engineers (I), vol.86, p.29, April.
3. S. K. Sarkar, C.Puttamadappa, A.Moi and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “High Frequency ac

Transport of Two Dimensional Hot Electrons in GaN Quantum Wells”, Journal of The Institution
of Engineers (I), vol.85, p.56.
4. S. K. Ghosh, P. P. Chattopadhyay and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Effects of finish rolling

temperature on the microstructures and mechanical properties of as hot rolled Cu added Ti, B
micro-alloyed dual phase steels”, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (I), vol.85.
5. P. Deb, S. Ghosh, A. Basumallick and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Preparation of barium ferrite
nanoparticles from a nonaqueous precursor”, Indian Journal Physics, 78A (1), p.67.
6. D. Das, P. P. Chattopadhyay and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2003), “On the modification of Martensite
Morphology in High Martensite Dual Phase Steels for the Improvement of Mechanical
Properties”, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (I), vol.84, p-84.

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7. S. Sadhukhan, K. P. Das, M. K. Banerjee and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2001), “TRIP in low silicon
high manganese boron treated duplex ferrite bainite steel”, Journal of The Institution of Engineers
(I), vol.82, p-65.
iii) In major conferences

1 S. Datta, S. Ganguly and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “ANN – Modeling for predicting
mechanical properties of TRIP Steel”, Proc. Of the 5th IMEC & 10th APM, Sept’30 – October
02, 2005, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
2 K.P.Das, S.Tarafder, P.P.Chattopadhyay, S.Datta and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “Study on the
mechanical behaviour of low carbon TRIP aided steel”. The Joint Conference of HSLA
Steels 2005 and ISUGS 2005, November 8-10, 2005, Sanya, China.
3 N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2005), “Nanotechnology: Myth and Reality in Application”, National

Seminar on Nano-Technology: Present Status and Future Prospects, Dept. of Chemical
Technology (Applied Chemistry), University of Calcutta, 15-16 January, 2005, 7th Issue, p.30.
4 A.K.Chatterjee, M.Sharon, R. Banerjee, S.Biswas and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004),

“Electro chemical energy storage by carbon nano tubes”, Int. Conf. on Nano-materials:
Synthesis, characterization and application, Kolkata, November 4-6, 2004, p.332 – TATA Mc
GRAW HILL edited proc.
5 S.K.Batabyal, C.Basu, A.R.Das, G.S.Sanyal, D.Banerjee and N.R. Bandyopadhyay,

“Studies on nanocrystalline Ag2Se” Int. Conf. on Nano-materials: Synthesis, characterization
and application, Kolkata, November 4-6, 2004, p.361 – TATA Mc GRAW HILL edited proc.
6. S.Sengupta, J.Datta and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Carbon-supported platinum catalyst for
direct alcohol fuel cell anode”, Int. Conf. on Nano-materials: Synthesis, characterization
and application, Kolkata, November 4-6, 2004, p.480 – TATA Mc GRAW HILL edited proc.
7. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “State-of-the-art lecture on 21st Century Materials: An overview”,

Proc.18th National Convention of Metallurgical and Materials Engineers, October 11-12, 2004,
Jaipur.
8. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Single electron devices and next generation digital
electronics"International Conference on Computers and Devices for Communication 2004,
Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India, July, 2004.
9. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2004), “Status of the development DAFC: A focus on higher alcohols”,
National Seminar on Creating Infrastructure for adoption of fuel cell technology in India, April
15, 2004, p. C- 18/1, National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd., New Delhi.

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10. S.Acharya, G.Sanyal, S.Datta and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2003), “A neuro-fuzzy model for
structure property correlation of TRIP aided dual phase steel”, NMD-ATM –2003, 14-16
November, 2003, Kolkata.
11. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2003), “Preparation of Barium Ferrite Nanoparticles From a Non-aqueous
Precursor”, National Seminar on Science & Technology of Nano-materials- p.27, March 6-7,
2003, CGCRI, Kolkata.
12. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2002), “Phase Transformation of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles Prepared by
Heat Treatment of a Nonaqueous Precursor” 16th National Convention of Metallurgical &
Materials Engineers on Resurgence of Metallic Materials The Current Scenario (ROMM-
2002), p.30, 24 & 25, October, 2002, NML, Jamshedpur.
13. S.Saha and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2002), “Role of NDT in health assessment and condition
monitoring of plant requirement - our experience”, National Seminar on Condition Monitoring
NDT, National Productivity Council, April 2002, New Delhi.
14. N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2001), “TRIP induced ductility enhancement in micro alloyed dual phase
steel”, Proc. National Seminar on Advances In Materials & Processing, Nov.9-10, p-14, 2001.
15. G.V.S.Murthy, P.Kumar, G.Ghosh , S.Saha and N.R. Bandyopadhyay (2001), “Residual life
assessment and plant life extension in a thermal power plant an experience”. Proc. of NDE-2001,
7-9th December, 2001.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 9 nos. (completed)

produced during 2000-2005 6 nos. (ongoing)
8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 1 no. (under submission)

during 2000-2005 3 nos.(ongoing)

Source Value Duration Investigator Co-investigator Goals
All India Council 2.00 Three years Dr. N. R. Dr. Subir Dimension
for Technical Bandyopadh Sarkar, optimization of some
Education yay Jadavpur recently
(AICTE), India University developed
semiconductor
quantum structure for
mobility
enhancement needed
for high performance

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device realization
University Grant 5.00 Two years Dr. N. R. - Study on the effect of
Commission Bandyopadh manganese
(UGC). yay partitioning
on transformation
induced plasticity
(TRIP) in Si-Mn dual
phase steel’
Defense 5.00 6 months Dr. N. R. - Development of CCT
Metallurgical Bandyopadh diagrams for DMR
Research yay 249A &
Laboratory DMR249 B grades
(DMRL), steels
Hyderabad, India
Defense 2.00 6 months Dr. N. R. - Feasibility of strain induced
Metallurgical Bandyopadh Martensite
Research yay Transformation of the
laboratory, retained Austenite in
Hyderabad, India DMR-249 Steels
All India Council 6.25 Three years Prof. S. Dr. N. R. Characterization of

for Technical Sadhukhan Bandyopadhya the effect of trace
Education Bengal y added tin in
(AICTE), India. Engineering wrought aluminium
& Science zinc magnesium’
University,
Shibpur
DRDO 20.00 Three years Dr. Jayati Dr. N. R. Synthesis and
Datta, Bandyopadhya characterization of
Bengal y binary and ternary
Engineering electrocatalysts as
& Science membrane electrode
University, assembly (MEA)
Shibpur component
 Recipient of “Eminent Materials Scientist Award 2004 “in recognition of eminence and
contribution to the profession of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, on the occasion of 18th
National Convention of Metallurgical & Materials Engineers of The Institution of Engineers
(India)

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 Recipient of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division Medal of The Institution of

Engineers (India) in January ‘2000 for best research publication on TRIP aided micro alloyed
Dual Phase Steel
 Recipient certificate of merit for the publication of the paper entitled TRIP in low silicon high
manganese boron treated duplex ferrite bainite steel in the Journal of Metallurgical and Materials
Engineering Division of The Institution of Engineers (India), 2001.
 Course Director, Short term course on “Materials Science for Engineers” B.E.College (DU),
September 2003.
 Course Director, Short term course on “Environmental Science for Engineers & Scientists” at
B.E.College (DU), June 2004.
 Consulting Editor, Journal of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Division, The

Institution of
Engineers (India)
 Reviewer, Journal of Materials Science, USA
 Guest Editor, Journal of Surface Engineering, USA
 Editor, Proceedings (peer reviewed) of International conference on “Nanomaterials:

Synthesis, Characterisation and Application” November 4-6, 2004, Kolkata, India - published by
Tata Mc-Graw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, New Delhi.

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1. Name of the Department : School of Materials Science and Engineering
2. Name : Dr. Shubhabrata Datta
3. Qualification :(a) B. E. (Met Engg.) B. E. College (C. U.), 1989

(b) M. Tech (Phys. Met), B. E. College (C. U.), 1991
(c) PhD, B. E. College (Deemed University), 2003

Courses Taught
Course No. & Title Level

(UG/PG)
Introduction to Materials PG
Metallic Materials PG
Characterisation of Materials PG
Composite Materials PG
Advanced Processing of Metals PG
Modern Optimisation & Machine Learning PG
Techniques
5. Years of Research experience : 14 Years

a) Books :
Sl.No. Title Co-authors Publishers Year Price
1. Proceedings (peer reviewed) N. R. Bandyopadhyay, Tata Mc- 2004 INR
of International conference on J.Dutta, Graw-Hill 1000/-

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“Nanomaterials: Synthesis, A.Basumallick, Publishing per copy

Characterisation and BESU,S.Bandyopadhyay, Company (India)
Application” UNSW , H.S.Maiti, Limited, New
CGCRI & S.P.Sengupta, Delhi @AUS$
IACS 300/- per
copy
b) Papers :
1. S.K. Ghosh, S. Ganguly, P.P. Chattopadhyay and S. Datta (2005), “Modelling the effect of Cu
in microalloyed DP steel through neural network and neuro-fuzzy systems”, ISIJ International, 45,
9, 1345.
2. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Fuzzy modelling of strength–composition–process parameters

relationships of HSLA steels”, Materials and Manufacturing Processes, 20, 5, 761.
3. P. P. Chattopadhyay, A. K. Bhuniya, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Effect of trace addition of

Ti on the microstructural degradation in Cu-Zn-Al shape memory alloy due to ageing effect”,
Materials Science and Engineering A, 393, 1, 125.
4. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Certainty factor estimation using Petri neural net for HSLA
steel”,ISIJ International, 45, 1, 121.
5. J. Datta, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Corrosion behaviour of age-hardenable aluminium-

chromium alloys”, Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, 44, 1, 41.
6. A. K. Bhuniya, P. P. Chattopadhyay, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Study on the effect of

trace zirconium addition on the microstructural evolution in Cu-Zn-Al shape memory
alloy”,Materials Science and Engineering A, 391, 34.
7. N. R. Bandyopadhyay and S. Datta (2004), “Effect of Manganese Partitioning of Transformation

Induced Plasticity Characteristics in Microalloyed Dual Phase Steels”, ISIJ International, 44, 927.
8. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2004), “Kohonen network modelling of thermo-mechanically

processed HSLA steel”. ISIJ International, 44, 846.
9. P. S. Banerjee, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2004), “Effect of thermomechanical processing and

ageing on microstructure and precipitation hardening in a low carbon Cu-B steel”, Ironmaking and
Steelmaking, 31, 312.

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10. J. Datta, M. K. Banerjee, S. Bandyopadhyay and S. Datta (2004), “Beneficial effects of scandium
addition on the corrosion behaviour of Al-Si-Mg-SiCp metal matrix composites”, Composites Part
A, 1003.
11. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2004), “Optimising parameters of supervised learning techniques
(ANN) for precise mapping of input-output relationship in tmcp steels”, Scand. J. Met, 33, 310.
12. P. P. Chattopadhyay and M. K. Banerjee (2002), “On the formation of V-phase in mechanically
alloyed AlSiMg-SiCp metal matrix composites with trace scandium additions”, Materials Science
and Engineering A, 333, 67.
13. Bhunya, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2001), “Two way shape memory loss in Cu-Zn-Al
alloys”,Materials Sc. & Engg. A, 300, 291.
14. M. K. Banerjee, P. S. Banerjee and S. Datta (2001), “Effect of thermomechanical processing on the
microstructure and properties of a low carbon copper bearing steel”, ISIJ International, 41, 257.
15. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2000), “Effect of cold work and trace rare earth addition on the ageing
behaviour of Al-Cr alloys containing zirconium”, Materials Characterisation, 44, 277.
16. D. Ghosh, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2000), “Effect of composition and thermomechanical
processing on the ageing characteristic of copper bearing HSLA steel”, Scandinavian Journal of
Metallurgy, 29, 213.
17. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2000), “Fracture toughness of Al-Cr alloys with minor
addition”,Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, 39, 73.
18. N. R. Bandyopadhyay, S. Bandyopadhyay, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2000), “The reinforcing of

an age hardenable Al-Cr matrix alloy insitu and by SiC/Al2O3 particles: tailoring of the interface”,
Composites Science and Technology, 60, 451.

1. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2005), “Neuro-fuzzy modelling of the strength of thermomechanically
processed HSLA steels”, Indian Journal of Physics, 79, 5, 473.
2. M. Kundu, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2002), “Improvement of mechanical properties of cast

aluminium-silicon alloy with inoculants and minor additions”, Indian Foundry Journal.
3. M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2001), “Effect of stacking fault energy on the fatigue behaviour of cast
copper-aluminium alloys”, Indian Foundry Journal, 47, 17.

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1. J Datta, M K Banerjee, S. Bandyopadhyay and S. Datta (2002), “Effect of minor alloying additions
on electrochemical corrosion behaviour of aluminium metal matrix composites”, ACUN-4
“Composite Systems – Microcomposites, Macrocomposites, Nanocomposites” UNSW, Sydney
Australia 21 – 25 July 2002, Ed S. Bandyopadhyay et al.
2. J. Datta, M. K. Banerjee, S. Bandyopadhyay and S. Datta (2002), “Electrochemical corrosion

behaviour of Sc added Al-6061-SiCp composites”, Inter. Conf. Advances in Materials & Materials
Processing, Feb, 2002 (ICAMMP-2002),IIT-KGP, India, Edited by N. Chakrabarti & U. K.
Chatterjee, Tata-McGraw-Hill Pub. Co., New Delhi.
3. P. P. Chattopadhyay, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2001), “Development of mechanically alloyed

AlSiMg-SiCp metal matrix composites with trace scandium additions”, International Conference on
Trends in Mechanical Alloying; Science, Technology and Applications (TMA-2001), Edited by
P.R.Soni and T.V.Rajan, Oxford & IBH Publishing, NewDelhi.
4. M. Kundu, K. P. Das, N. R. Bandyopadhyay, M. K. Banerjee and S. Datta (2001), “TRIP induced

ductility enhancement in microalloyed dual phase steel”, National Seminar on Advanced Materials
& Processing, November, 2001, Roorkee, Edited by S. Ray, S. Sing and S. K. Nath, R.K.Printers &
Publishers, Roorkee.
7. Number of M.E./M.Tech guided/ : 3 completed, 3 ongoing

8. Number of Ph.D.s guided/produced : 5 ongoing

during 2000-2005

10. Patents awarded : 1 applied for

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recognition
 Editor, Proceedings (peer reviewed) of International conference on “Nanomaterials:

Synthesis, Characterisation and Application” November 4-6, 2004, Kolkata, India - published by
Tata Mc-Graw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, New Delhi.
 Reviewer, Journal of Materials Science, USA
Department
of
Architecture, Town &
Regional Planning

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1. NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. NAME : ARUP SARKAR
3. QUALIFICATION MURP (SPA, NEW DELHI): 1988

B.ARCH. (CU): 1985
4. YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE 14 years
5. YEAR OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (i) PI for AICTE sponsored research project.

DURING 2000-2005 (ii) PI for DST sponsored research project.
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE (i) Licensed Professional Architect of Kolkata

Municipal Corporation: 18 Years
(ii) Registered with Council of Architecture: 18 Years
6. PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000-2005

(a) BOOKS Nil
(b) PAPERS
(i) IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
(ii) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS 3
(iii) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES 3
(iv) OTHERS
7. NUMBER OF ME/M.TECH. DUIDED/ 3

PRODUCED DURING 2000-2005
8. NUMBER OF Ph.D.s GUIDED/ Nil

9. RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED Rs. 17 Lakhs

DURING 2000-2005

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10.PATENTS AWARDED Nil
11. OTHERS
(a) AWARDS Awarded Grade A –“Excellent” in AICTE
sponsored research project
(b) HONOURS
(c) RECOGNITION
1. Name of the Department : Architecture, Town & Regional

Planning
2. Name ADITYA BANDYOPADHYAY
3. Qualification : Registered for Ph. D., M.C.P. (Master

of City Planning), B. Arch. (Bachelor
of Architecture)
4. Year of Teaching Experience : 19 (Nineteen years)
Subjects taught Name of the Course and No. of Year/Sem.

Institution students and Duration
Undergraduate
1) Architectural Design Bachelor of Physical Planning 45 1st. Sem. (For 2
& Drawing In School of Planning and years 1990-1991)
Architecture, New Delhi
2) Principles of Planning Bachelor of Physical Planning 45 2nd. Sem. (For 3
In School of Planning and years 1990-1992)
3) Architectural Design Bachelor of Architecture 24 3rd. Sem. (For 2
In Bengal Engineering College years 1996-1997)
(A D.U.)
4) Architectural Design Bachelor of Architecture 24 4th. Sem. (For 1
In B. E. College (A D.U.) year 2003)
In B. E. College (A D.U.) years 1992-1995
and 2001-2002)
In Bengal Engineering College years 1998-2000)
(A D.U.)
7) Computer Aided Bachelor of Architecture 24 4th. Sem. (For
Architectural Design In Bengal Engineering College 4years 1996-
& Drawing (A D.U.) 1999)

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8) Design of Human Bachelor of Architecture 24 8th. Sem. (For 3

Settlement – 8th. In Bengal Engineering College years 1995-1997)
Semester, B.Arch. (A D.U.)
9) Project Management Bachelor of Architecture 24 8th. Sem. (For 8
In Bengal Engineering College years 1998 till
(A D.U.) date)
Postgraduate
1) Planning for Master of Urban & Regional 40 2nd. Sem. (For 3
Backward and Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1989)
Specialised Regions Planning, Master of
Transportation Planning in
School of Planning and
2) City Planning and Master of Urban & Regional 40 2nd. Sem. (For 6
Development Models Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1992)
Planning, Master of
3) Metropolitan Master of Urban & Regional 60 2nd. Sem. (For 4

Planning Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1990)
Planning, Master of
4) Planning Design Master of Urban & Regional 60 1st. Sem. (For 4
Studio Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1990)
Planning, Master of
5) Planning Design Master of Urban & Regional 60 2nd. Sem. (For 4
Studio Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1990)
Planning, Master of
6) Planning Project Master of Urban & Regional 4 3rd. Sem. (For 6
&Thesis Planning, Master of Urban years 1987-1992)
Plng., Master of Transportation
Planning in School of Planning
and Architecture, New Delhi
7) Planning Principles Master of Town & Regional 10 1st. Sem. (For 2

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Planning in Bengal years 1992-1993)

Engineering College (A D.U.)
8) Advanced City & Master of Town & Regional 10 2nd. Sem. (For 2
Metropolitan Planning in Bengal years 1992-1993)
Planning Engineering College (A D.U.)
9) Regional Planning Master of Town & Regional 10 2nd.Sem. (For 14
Techniques Planning in Bengal years 1992till
Engineering College (A D.U.) date)
10) Principles of Master of Town & Regional 10 1st. Sem. (For 13
Planning Planning in Bengal years 1993 till
11) City & Metropolitan Master of Town & Regional 10 2nd.Sem. (For 5
Planning Planning in Bengal years 1994-1998)
12) Statistical Master of Town & Regional 10 1st. Sem. (For 6
Techniques Planning in Bengal years 1998-2003)
and Computer Engineering College (A D.U.)
Application
13) Demography and Master of Town & Regional 10 2nd.Sem. (For 8
Manpower Planning Planning in Bengal years 1998 till
14) Planning design Master of Town & Regional 10 2nd. Sem. (For 12
Planning in Bengal years 1993-2004)
15) Planning Thesis Master of Town & Regional 10 1st. Sem. (For 14
Planning in Bengal years 1992 till
5. Year of Research experience during 2000- : 4 years (own Ph. D. Thesis is

2005 self guided)
Year of Industrial Experience : 3 years
a) Books : N.A.
b) Papers:
N.A.
i) In International journals : N.A.
ii) In National journals : N.A.
iii) In major conferences :

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Co-authors Title Name of Conference Year

None Reform in Planning This paper has been Held on
Author – Aditya Education, presented as a key speech 27th. – 29th.
Bandyopadhyay Research and in the 51st. National Town December,
Training and Planners Congress. 2002 at
Chandigarh.
7. Number of ME/M.Tech. guided during : 10

2000-2005
8. Number of Ph.D. guided during 2000-2005 : N.A.
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 :
Source Value Duration Co- Goals

investigator
AICTE (All India 14.75 3 years None Development of
Council for Technical Lakhs (2000- Information
Education) 2003) Technology Based
Approached for
formulation of National
Human Settlement
Development Policy for
INDIA
10. Patents awarded : N.A.

11. Other awards, honours and recognition : Awarded the ‘A’ grade-
EXCELLENT project by AICTE
in 2004.

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1. NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. NAME : DR. AMITAVA ROY
3. QUALIFICATION B.ARCH. (CU), M. Engg. (Japan),

Ph.D. (Japan)
5. YEAR OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 5 years (including post doctoral research

in Japan in 2004)
DURING 2000-2005
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE 3 years
6. PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000-2005

(a) BOOKS NA
(b) PAPERS NA
(i) IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS NA
(ii) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS NA
(iii) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES NA
(iv) OTHERS NA
7. NUMBER OF M.E./M.TECH. GUIDED/ NA

8. NUMBER OF Ph.D.s GUIDED/ NA

9. RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED AICTE Sponsored Project (7 lakhs)

DURING 2000-2005
10. PATENTS AWARDED NA

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11. OTHERS
(a) AWARDS NA
(b) HONOURS NA
(c) RECOGNITION NA
1. NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT : Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. Name : SUBRATA K. PAUL, Lecturer
3. Qualification : B. Arch (Hons) [JU], MCP [IIT – Kgp]

4. Year of teaching : 3 years
experience
List of courses taught :
Year Course Level
2003- Design Fundamentals & Drawing II UG
Materials & Details of Construction II - Do -
04
Materials & Details of Construction IV - Do -
2004- Architectural Design & Graphics I - Do -
05
Professional Practice & Building Bye - Do -
Laws
Architectural Design IV - Do -
Materials & Details of Construction II - Do -
Metropolitan Planning PG
2005- Descriptive Geometry & Modeling - Do -
06 Practice I
Architectural Design & Graphics I - Do -
5. Year of research : 3 years

experiences
6. Publication during 2000- :

2005
National : Urban Design Frame work for Heritage Tourism Complex
Journal in Murshidabad
Co-author : Prof. Souvanic Roy

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Journal : Indian Architect & Builder

Issue Numbers : 18(05)
Year : 2005
Major Dushankari Shilper Nathibaddhakaran – Paribesh Dushan
Conferences Niyantran O Niberaner Ekti Ullekhjogya Hatier
Co-author : NA
Name of : Ashtam Rajya Bijnan O Pryukti Congress
conference
Year : 2001
Others : One
7. Number of ME /M.Tech : One

guided/ produced
11. Other awards, honours : Jadavpur University Endowed Gold Medal for standing 1st in
and recognization order
of merit in the Bachelor of Architecture Examination, 1998
1. Name of the Department Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. Name JAYITA GUHA NIYOGI

3.. Qualification B. Arch.(C U), MTRP.(C U), Ph D.(IIT. KGP)
4. Years of Teaching Experience during a. Under Graduate (B. Arch. Course): All along
2000-2005 b. Post Graduate (MTRP Course): All
along
5. Year of Research Experience during All along
2000-2005
a. Books: Nil
b. Papers:
i. International: Communicated one paper.
ii. National
Co-author Title Issue No. Year
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Application of Random Utility Model in Vol. 2 No.2, 2005
Author – Dr. Jayita Deciding Proportions of Various Sizes of April-June
Guha Niyogi Apartments in A Community Housing

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iii In Major Conferences

Co-author Title Name of Conferences Year
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Logit Model to Decide Indian Habitat and 24-25
Author – Dr. Proportions of Various Sizes Infrastructure – Need for September
Jayita Guha of Apartments in a Innovative Approach (HCON- 2003
Niyogi Community Housing 2003), CBRI, Roorkee
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Use of Composites to Damp Innovative Ideas in Interior and 14-15 Nov
Author – Dr. Acoustic Cavity Response Exterior of Buildings, Institute 2003
Jayita Guha of Engineers, Kolkata
Niyogi
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Possibilities of Using Innovative Ideas in Interior and 14-15 Nov
Author – Dr. Composites in Building Exterior of Buildings, Institute 2003
Jayita Guha Industry of Engineers, Kolkata
Niyogi
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Restructuring Syllabus for Architecture and Planning 6-7
Author – Dr. Architecture- Civil Education and Profession- The February
Jayita Guha Engineering Aspects Changing Dimensions and 2004
Niyogi Future Direction in 21st
Century, B. E. College, Howrah
Dr. A. G. Niyogi Study on Effects of Absorbent Global Trends in Building 2004
Author – Dr. Materials in Room Acoustics Services Engineering, Institute
Jayita Guha using Boundary Element of Engineers, Kolkata
Niyogi Method
iv. Others: 1
7. Number of ME/M Tech Guided/Produced during 2000-2005: Produced 4 Guiding 1 MTRP

student.
8. Number of Ph.D Guided/Produced during 2000-2005: Guiding 1 scholar.
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005: Applied for a UGC major project sponsorship.
10. Patents Awarded: None
11. Other Awards/Honours & Recognition: None
1. NAME OF THE DEPARTMENT :Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. NAME : Keya Mitra

3. QUALIFICATION Master of Architecture (M.Arch), 1989
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA

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Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)—1985

University of Calcutta
COURSES TAUGHT History of Architecture-I

History of Architecture-II
Materials & Details of Construction-I
Materials and Details of Construction Practice-I
Design Fundamentals & Graphics Practice-I
Design Fundamentals & Graphics Practice-II
Architectural Design & Graphics Practice-II
Architectural Design-I
Interior Design Practice
Contemporary History & Theory of Architecture-I
Contemporary History & Theory of Architecture-II
Architectural Psychology (Elective II)
Project thesis
5. Year of Research Experience 2000-2005 2004—to date

Evaluation of Seismic safety in mid-high rise
buildings of Kolkata through documentation and
analysis of floor plans, materials of construction
and building elements
2001—to date
Ongoing doctoral research on Changing Urban
Fabric–Assessment of Determinants of Man’s
Quality of Life in Emerging Urban Environments

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BOOKS Nil
PAPERS
IN MAJOR
CONFERENCE
S
Culture Change and the Proceedings of the 2nd January
Keya Mitra Urban Poor: An approach International Conference on 2000
towards designing Humane Habitat at the rizvi
appropriate environments College of Architecture,
that are supportive of Mumbai, India.
cultural systems
Proceedings of the 5th
Keya Mitra Facilitating Facility International Conference on August
Planning Through Design Design and Decision 2000
Guides Support Systems in
Architecture and Urban
Planning, Netherlands
Keya Mitra Towards a Conceptual 32nd Annual Meeting of the

Framework for Environmental Design July
understanding Ageing Research Association 2001
environment Studies in a Conference, Edinburgh,
Cross-Cultural Scotland
Perspective
Keya Mitra
Development of best TECHNE Design wisdom
practices model for Conference, University of April
architects through a Barcelona. 2003
review of their modes of
education and training,
professional practice and
Keya Mitra communication
20th EAAE Conference—
Architecture and the Four Faces, KTH School of
social Sciences—towards Architecture, Stockholm, May
a people oriented Sweden 2003
approach to architectural
Keya Mitra design practice
Third International
Convention of Asia
Environmental Studies on Scholars.
Ageing in Cross-Cultural National University of August
Perspectives: Experiences Singapore 2003
in Urban India

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7. Number of M.E/M.Tech guided 01 (2003-04)
8. Number of Ph.D’s guided/produced NA
9. Research Funding secured during 2000-2005 NA
10. Patents Awarded NA
11. Other Awards, honours and recognition
1. The 37th Annual P/A Awards Program

Progressive Architecture Applied Research Citation
2. The Third National Symposium on Health Care Interior Design

Design Educator Award

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1. Name of the Department Architecture, Town & Regional Planning
2. NAME PROF.(DR.) MANJU HALDER
3. QUALIFICATION Ph.D (Engg.) (JU),

Diploma in Arch. Conservation,
(ICCROM, ITALY)
MCP (IIT,Kgp),
B.Arch.(CU)
all with excellent grade average
4.YEAR OF TEACHING 26 years

EXPERIENCE 8 years as Professor
6 years as Asst. Professor,
12 years as Lecturer
Subjects Taught:
UG.
Architectural Design & Graphics
History Of Architecture
Architectural Conservation
Principles Of Human Settlements
Project Thesis and Co-Ordination
PG.
Planning Design Studio
Heritage & Conservation Planning
Planning Legislation
Project Thesis
5. YEAR OF RESEARCH 5 years for guiding Ph.D. Thesis

EXPERIENCE DURING 2000 – 3 years for AICTE sponsored research
2005 5 years for individual research for book publication
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL (i) 3 years in KMDA

EXPERIENCE (ii) 2 years in reputed consultancy firm
6. PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000

– 2005
(A) BOOKS i) One (published in 1999, Dec.)
Title: Colonial Architecture At Calcutta
Authors: S.Halder & Manju Halder

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D.K.Pub.( New Delhi), Price - $10

ii) Another under publication(2005-06)
(B) PAPERS Four (4) :

(I) IN INTERNATIONAL 1. Dr. S. Halder & Dr. M. Halder (2004): British
JOURNALS Architecture of Colonial Kolkata, at
(II) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS Architecture: Time, Space & People, The
(III) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES magazine of the Council of Architecture, India,
(IV) OTHERS Vol. 4,April & May, 2004, (10 pages)
2. Dr. S. Halder & Dr. M . Halder (2002): Prospect

of Geo-referenced Digitised Land Information
System in India using Information Technology ,
at proceedings on Indian Congress on
Surveying , Valuation and Land Economy
organized by Institute Of Surveyers, India,
2002, Kolkata, (4 pages)
3. Dr. S. Halder& Dr. M. Halder(2003) :

Architecture of the Public Realm- some
Suggestions : at proceeding of Annual
Convention of the Indian Institute of Architects
(WB Chapter) , Kolkata, (8 pages).
4. Dr. M. Halder (2000): Woman in City

Governance, at Institute of Engineers (India) in
UNCHS Programme in World Habitat Day,
Kolkata, (13 pages).
7. NUMBER OF M.E. / M.TECH 5 nos.

GUIDED / PRODUCES DURING
2000 – 2005
8. NUMBER OF PH.D.S GUIDED / Guided 3 Ph.D. theses

PRODUCED DURING 2000 – 2005
9. RESEARCH FUNDING AICTE sponsored project awarded in 2002-2005

SECURED DURING 2000 -2005 for 3years
10.PATENTS AWARDED Not applicable
11.OTHERS
(A) AWARDS UNESCO-ICCROM Fellowship for P.G. Study at
(B) HONOURS Rome
(C) RECOGNITION N. A.
Member – Howrah Heritage Committee
Member – Committee for New Building Rules,
HMC

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Regional Co-ordinator, INSDAG Students’ Award

Competition, E.Z. India
Appellate Committee Member of West Bengal
Pollution Control Board
DFID Advisor for KUSP Project, Kolkata
NAME PROF. (DR.) SIBABARATA HALDER
QUALIFICATION Ph.D (Arch) (JU),

Advanced Diploma in Town & Country Planning
(Tech. University Of Szczecin, Poland)
MCP (IIT),
B.Arch (Hons) (IIT), all with excellent Grade
Averages
YEAR OF TEACHING Total-23 Yrs.

EXPERIENCE Full Time : 5 yrs as Professor & 8 Years as Asst.
Professor.
Part Time : 10 Years as Visiting Faculty
Subjects Taught:
UG. Housing –I & II
Contemporary History & Theory Of Arch.-I&II
Architectural Design Studio – II , VII & VIII Sems.
Project Thesis at X sem.
PG
Housing & Urban Renewal
Metropolitan Planning
Urban Administration & Management
Planning Design Studio- I&II Sems.
Project Thesis Guidance
YEAR OF RESEARCH 5 Yrs as Ph.D. Thesis Guide

EXPERIENCE DURING 2000 – 2005 5 Yrs as Project Investigator & Jt. P.I. in AICTE
sponsored Research
5 Yrs for Individual Research Assignment for Book
publication
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL 18 Yrs of Industrial Experience in CMPO (Kol),

EXPERIENCE ERPDO (Ludhiana), DCPL (Kol), CMDA (Kol), HIT
(Howrah), & HMC (Howrah) in various capacities
PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000 –

2005
(A) BOOKS i) One (1999 Dec.)
Title: Colonial Architecture At Calcutta

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Authors: Sibabrata Halder & Manju Halder

D.K.Pub.(New Delhi), Price- $10
ii) Another under Publication(2005-06)
(B) PAPERS Ten (10)

(I) IN INTERNATIONAL
JOURNALS
(II) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS
(III) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES
(IV) OTHERS 1.Dr. S. Halder & Dr. M. Halder (2004): British
Architecture of Colonial Kolkata, at Architecture:
Time, Space & People, The magazine of the Council
of Architecture, India, Vol. 4,April & May, 2004, (10
pages)
2.Dr. S Halder (2003) : Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak

Yojana: Constraints and Future Possibilities
:Implementation of PMGSY in West Bengal:
Problems & Prospects, at proceedings in a seminar
organized by FOSET and Civil Engg Dept. at B.Eng.
& Science University, Shibpur, Sept 19 & 20, 2003,
(5 pages)
3.Dr. S Halder & Ms. Santa Biswas (2003):

Alternative Housing Programme for Marginal
Settlements – A Myth or a Reality: Case Study of
Kolkata : at proceedings of National seminar on
Indian Habitat & Infrastructure: Need for Innovative
Approach, organized by CBRI, Roorkee, ( 14 pages)
4.Dr. S. Halder ( 2003): Educating The Planners –

from Chalk and Talk Pedagogy to Ten Finger
Reality : at proceedings of East Zone Regional
Conference of Institute of Town Planners, India at
I.I.T., Kharagpur (12 pages)
5.Dr. S. Halder & Dr. M. Halder (2003): Architecture

of The Public Realm – Some Suggestions : at
proceedings of Annual Convention of The Indian
Institute of Architects( WB Chapter), at Kolkata,
(8pages)
6.Dr. S. Halder & Dr. M . Halder (2002): Prospect of

Geo-referenced Digitised Land Information System
in India using Information Technology , at
proceedings on Indian Congress on Surveying ,

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Valuation and Land Economy organized by Institute

Of Surveyers, India, 2002, Kolkata, (4 pages)
7.Dr. S. Halder (2002) : Partcipatory planning in

Local Governance – A Paradox , at work shop on
Participatory planning in Urban Governance ,
organized by ITPI ( WB Chapter), Kolkata, (10
pages).
8.Dr. S. Halder (2001): Public-Private Participation in

Land Delivery for Housing – at 3rd All Indian Peoples
Congress, Organized by FOSET, Calcutta, (13
pages).
9.Dr. S. Halder (2000) : Public-Private Partnership on

Land for Urban Development and Renewal Projects
in India, - At All India seminar on Renewal of
Metropolitan Cities , organized by The Institution of
Engineers (India), Arch. Division , Kolkata (8 pages)
10.Dr. S. Halder (2000):Designs for Barrier Free

Environment and Public Response : a Review – at 8th
Annual Chapter Convention of Indian Institute of
Architects, West Bengal Chapter, (7 pages).
NUMBER OF M.T.R.P Thesis 8 nos

GUIDED / PRODUCES DURING
2000 – 2005
NUMBER OF PH.D.S GUIDED / 6 nos

PRODUCED DURING 2000 – 2005
RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED AICTE Sponsored R&D Project- 2000-2003

DURING 2000 -2005 (Completed)
AICTE Sponsored R&D Project – 2002-2005 (On
going)
PATENTS AWARDED Nil

OTHERS ISOCURP (The Hague) Scholarship For P.G.
(A) AWARDS Diploma Course at Szczecin
(B) HONOURS Excellent Research Award in AICTE Research -2003
(C) RECOGNITION Not applicable

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1) Name of the teacher Soumen Mitra, Lecturer
2) Qualification B. Arch, MTRP (B. E. College, D.U)

3) Year of teaching 1 year 9 months (till October 2005)
experience (please list
courses taught)
List of courses taught

Subjects taught Semester Sessional / Year
Theory
Architectural Design 2 Sessional 2003-04
Architectural Design Practice 6 Sessional 2003-04
Architectural Design Practice 7 Sessional 2004-05
Descriptive Geometry 2 Sessional 2004-05
Materials & Details of Construction 4 Sessional 2004-05
Practice
Working Drawing Practice 6 Sessional 2004-05
Basic Design 1 Sessional 2005-06
Architectural Delineation 1 Sessional 2005-06
Estimating Practice 5 Sessional 2005-06
History of Architecture 3 Theory 2004-05, 05-06
Specification, Estimating and 5 Theory 2005-06
Valuation
4) Year of research experience 2 years
5) Publications during 2000-05

(a) Books Not Applicable
(b) i. Papers in international journal Not Applicable
ii. Paper in national journal Communicated one
iii. In major conferences List is furnished below
Title Author/s Conference Year

Soumen Mitra, ‘All India Seminar on Renewal of
Renewal of Sudeep Roy, Santa Metropolitan Cities’, organized by
Metropolitan Biswas, Sourav The Institute of Engineers, India, 2000
Cities Sen, Maitreyee West Bengal State Centre,
Mishra Architectural Engineering Division
Tourism – a Soumen Mitra 2002
th
smokeless industry 9 State Science and Technology
to boost local Congress 2002, WB
economy and
develop physical

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infrastructure
Mapping of arsenic
affected areas in
11th State Science and Technology
West Bengal – Soumen Mitra and
Congress 2004, WB 2004
application of GIS Meghamala Roy
available in the website abasar.net
and GPS
Planning for Risk

Soumen Mitra,
Reduction through
Aparna Das, 11th State Science and Technology
sustainable siting
Meghamala Roy, Congress 2004, WB 2004
of embankments in
Amitava Mallik and available in the website abasar.net
the Sundarbans
Suman De
Planning for risk
reduction due to Soumen Mitra,
breaching of Meghamala Roy,
embankments in Sudipto Roy, 5th All India People’s Technology
2005
the Sunderban Aparna Das, Congress 2005, WB
region Amitava Mallik &
– a landscape Suman De
approach”
iv. Project on “Planning for Risk Reduction Through Sustainable Siting of

Others Embankments in the Sundarbans, West Bengal” under ‘Innovative Disaster
Risk Management Programme’ funded by the Provention Consortium of the
World Bank, 2003-2004
5) Number of M.E. / M. Tech guided / produced during 2000- One completed

2005 One ongoing
6) Number of Ph.D s guided / produced during 2000-05 Not applicable
7) Research funding secured during 2000-05 Not applicable
8) Patents awarded Not applicable
9) Other awards, honours and recognition Best MTRP Thesis
awarded by Indian Town
Planning Institute

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NAME SANJIB NAG
QUALIFICATION B.ARCH. J.U. – Kolkata

M.ARCH. S.P.A. (D.U.) – Delhi
YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE 5.0 Years (4 years in D.Arch. & 1 year in

B.Arch. courses).
YEAR OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 1.5 Years, till date.

DURING 2000-2005
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE 9.5 Years (including Overseas Assignments

& Working Abroad).
PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000-2005

(a) BOOKS Not Applicable
(b) PAPERS
(v) IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS Not Applicable
(vi) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS Not Applicable
(vii) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES Not Applicable
(viii) OTHERS 2 (in progress).
NUMBER OF M.E./M.TECH. GUIDED/ Not Applicable (as there is no

PRODUCED DURING 2000-2005 M.Arch. course offered in the
Department, at present
NUMBER OF Ph.D.s GUIDED/ Not Applicable

RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED Not Applicable

DURING 2000-2005
PATENTS AWARDED Not Applicable
OTHERS
(d) AWARDS 2 (Educational) & 1 (Professional).
(e) HONOURS 1 (Educational).
(f) RECOGNITION Won 9 Major National Design
Competitions, in Architecture &
Urban Design.

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1) Name of the teacher Souvanic Roy, Professor
2) Qualification B. Arch (Calcutta University)

MURP (SPA, New Delhi)
3) Year of teaching 15 years

experience (please list
courses taught)
List of courses taught

Under Graduate
Architectural Design, Details of Construction, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design,
Professional Practice
Post Graduate
Planning Technique, Urban Design, City & Metropolitan Planning, Planning Design
Sessional
4) Year of research experience 15 years
5) Publications during 2000-05
(a) Book
Title Co-authors Publishers Year Price

Santhal S. Roy, P.K. Dutta, Folk and Tribal Cultural 1998 Rs.
Architecture S. Sarkar, V. Centre, Govt. of West 200/-
Gupta, U. Bengal
Debnath, I. Das
(b) (i) Papers in international journal
Co-authors Title Journal Issue- Year

number
s
S. Roy, M. Protecting India’s International Journal of Vol – 12 2005
Dutta, S. Saha Forest: the Sustainable Development (1)
and D. S. Maity Effectiveness of Forest and World Ecology
Protection Committees
– A Case Study of
Southern West Bengal,
India

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S.Roy Protected Area NA 2005

Management in Research Monograph
Thailand - Study of published by Asian
National Parks and Institute of Technology
Wildlife Sanctuaries in (AIT), Bangkok,
Thailand. Thailand.
S. Roy Ecological Article in book on NA 2000

Sustainability and “Waste Recycling and
Metropolitan Resource Management in
Development – the Developing World”
Calcutta Experience Published by University
of Kalyani, India and
International Ecological
Engineering Society,
Switzerland
(b) (ii) Paper in national journalCommunicated one
Co-authors Title Journal Issue- Year

numbers
S. K. Paul Urban Design Framework for Indian Architect Vol – 18 2005
and S. Roy Heritage Tourism Complex – and Builder (05)
Murshidabad
S. Roy “Sophisticated Blend of Research Not 2005

Contemporary and Monograph Applicable
Traditional” at its best in Hyatt published by
Regency, Kolkata Jashubhai Media
Publication
M. Dutta, S. Forest Protection Policies and Economic and Vol – 39 2004
Roy, S. Local Benefits from NTFP – Political Weekly (6)
Saha and D. Lessons from West Bengal
S. Maity
S. Roy , M. Research Monograph on Research Not 2003
Dutta and S. “Joint Forest Management and Monograph Applicable
Banerjee Forest Protection Committees: published by -
Negotiation Systems and the World Bank, MoEF
design of Incentives – A Case (GOI) and IGIDR,
Study of West Bengal” Mumbai
S. Roy , M. Research Monograph on Published by Not 2003

Dutta and S. “Joint Forest Management and Environmental Applicable
Banerjee its impact on Forest Fringe Economics and
Economy – A case study of Research

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Dry and Arid Region of West Committee, Indira

Bengal” Gandhi Institute of
Development
Research, Mumbai,
2003
M. Dutta Joint Forest Management in Indian Journal of Vol – 22 2002
and S. Roy, West Bengal – A Game Environmental (6)
Theoretic Critique Protection
M. Dutta Forest Protection Committees IIFM Newsletter Vol – 5 (3) 2002
and S. Roy, in West Bengal: A Critique
5) Number of M.E. / M. Tech guided / produced 5

during 2000-2005
6) Number of Ph.D s guided / produced during Not applicable

2000-05
7) Research funding secured during 2000-05
Title Funding Agency Duration Co- Value

investigator
Ecodevelopment in Winrock 6 months (Oct Soumen Mitra Rs.
Sundarban Biosphere International India 2005 – Mar 50,000
Reserve – Study of 2006) /-
Conservation and
Development Linkage
Role of Indigenous Ford Foundation 6 months Not Rs. 1.5
Communities in through Asian (July 2004 – Applicable Lakhs
Protected Area Scholarship Dec 2004)
Management – Foundation,
Comparative Study of Bangkok, Thailand
SouthEast Asian
Countries
Planning and Ford Foundation 9 months Not Rs. 3
Management of the through Asian (May 2002 – Applicable Lakhs
Protected Areas – Scholarship Jan 2003)
Lessons from the Foundation,
experiences of Thailand Bangkok, Thailand
Joint Forest World Bank Funded 2 years (2000- M. Dutta, S. Rs. 8.5
Management and Forest Environmental 2002) Banerjee Lakhs
Protection Committees Management
Negotiation Systems and Capacity Building
the Design of (EMCaB) Project
Incentives-A Case Study
of West Bengal.

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8) Patents awarded Not applicable
9) Other awards, honours and  Gold Medal for highest score in Post Graduation
recognition (1987)
 Gold Medal for best thesis in Post Graduation (1987)
 Asia-Ford Fellowship Award (2002-2003)
 Asia-Ford Follow-up Award (2004)

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NAME SWATI SAHA
QUALIFICATION B.ARCH. (JU)

M.C.P. (IIT, Kgp.)
Registered for Ph.D.
YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE 23 years
YEAR OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2 years

DURING 2000-2005
YEAR OF INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE 1 year
PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000-2005

(c) BOOKS NA
(d) PAPERS
(ix) IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS NA
(x) IN NATIONAL JOURNALS 2 nos.
(xi) IN MAJOR CONFERENCES 5 nos.
(xii) OTHERS NA
NUMBER OF M.E./M.TECH. GUIDED/ 5 nos.

NUMBER OF Ph.D.s GUIDED/ NA

RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED NA

DURING 2000-2005
PATENTS AWARDED NA
OTHERS
(g) AWARDS NA
(h) HONOURS NA
(i) RECOGNITION NA

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1. NAME PARTHASARATHI MUKHOPADHYAY
2. QUALIFICATIONS : Master of Architecture(in Urban Design)
3. YEAR OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE: EIGHT YEARS

POST-
GRADUATE
ACADEMIC
INSTITUTION COURSES TAUGHT / UNDER-
SESSIONS
GRADUATE
/ DIPLOMA
Housing & Urban POST-
2005-’06
Renewal GRADUATE
2004-’05 to
Project Thesis
2005-’06
Rural Architecture 2005-’06
Working Drawing
2004-’05
Practice
Department of Specification, Estimation 2004-’05 to
Architecture, & Valuation of Properties 2005-’06
Town & Estimation Practice 2004-’05
Regional 2003-’04 to
History of Architecture
Planning, 2005-’06
Bengal Architectural Design & 2003-’04 to UNDER-
Engineering & Graphics 2005-’06 GRADUATE
Science Architectural Design & 2003-’04 to
University, Graphics Practice 2005-’06
Shibpur Design Fundamentals 2005-’06
Basic Design 2005-’06
Materials & Methods of
2005-’06
Construction
Materials & Details of 2003-’04 to
Construction 2004-’05
Materials & Details of 2003-’04 to
Construction Practice 2004-’05
Department of Building Services 1998-’99 to UNDER-

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Construction
Technology,
2003-’04 GRADUATE
Jadavpur
University
2000-’01 to
Architectural Project
2002-’03
Women’s
Architectural Design & 1997-’98 to
Polytechnic
Drawing 2002-’03
Chandannagar
2000-’01 to
Department of Low Cost Building
2002-’03
Technical
1998-’99 to
Education & Materials & Construction
2001-’02
Training
Municipal Building 1997-’98 to
Government of
Service 2001-’02
West Bengal
1997-’98 to DIPLOMA
Engineering Drawing
2002-’03
Women’s Architectural Design &
1997-’98
Polytechnic Drawing
Siliguri Contemporary
1997-’98
Department of Architecture
Technical Management &
Education & Professional Practice in 1997-’98
Training Architecture
Government of
Materials & Construction 1997-’98
West Bengal
4. YEAR OF RESEARCH Working as a voluntary research worker in the

EXPERIENCE DURING project titled ‘Core Support to Voluntary
2000-’05: Organisations’ funded by the DST, Government
of India since September, 2000 to August, 2003.
Amongst other various investigations,
experimental research has been conducted
towards value-added application of Specially
Treated Bamboo (STB) in development of
different building elements and appropriate
mechanical joints. In the process of
development, two major bamboo structures
were constructed, designed to sustain storm up
to 50 ms-1, being regional ‘Basic Wind Speed’.
5. PUBLICATIONS DURING 2000-’05:

(a) BOOKS: —
(b) PAPERS: (i) In International Journals: —
(ii) In National Journals: —
(iii) In Major Conferences: SIX

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(in reverse chronological order)

1. Pal, T. & Mukhopadhyay, P., RENEWAL OF RANIGANJ
BAZAAR AREA, BARDHAMAN, 5th All India People’s
Technology Congress, Science City, Kolkata, 19th – 20th
February, 2005, p. 18 – 23, Shelter Sub-Congress
2. Mukhopadhyay, P. & Halder, Dr. S., THE CHANGING
DIMENSIONS: TOWARDS AN APPROPRIATE
CURRICULUM FOR ARCHITECTURE, National Seminar on
Architecture and Town Planning Education and Profession –
Changing Dimensions and Future Direction in 21st Century,
Dept. of Arch., Town & Regional Planning, Bengal Engg. & Sc.
University, Shibpur, February 6 – 7 2004, p. SH & PM –1 to
SH & PM –10
3. Mukhopadhyay, P., NEW DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES
TOWARDS A HOLISTIC TECHNICAL EDUCATION
POLICY FOR WEST BENGAL, National Seminar on
Architecture and Town Planning Education and Profession –
Changing Dimensions and Future Direction in 21st Century,
Dept. of Arch., Town & Regional Planning, Bengal Engg. & Sc.
University, Shibpur February 6 – 7 2004, p. PS –1 to PS –10
4. Mukhopadhyay, R., Roy, Dr. M. B., Sarkar, B. L. and
Mukhopadhyay, P., STORM, FLOOD AND EARTHQUAKE
RESISTANT VALUE ENGINEERED BAMBOO HOUSING
FOR THE EWS, National Workshop on Alternative Building
Methods (NWABM – 2002), Dept. of Civil Engineering, IIS,
Bangalore, 16 – 18 January, 2002, p. 1 – 16
5. Mukhopadhyay, R., Roy, Dr. M. B., Sarkar, B. L. and
Mukhopadhyay, P., VALUE ADDED DESIGN OF GROUP
HOUSING SYSTEM FOR EWS LIVING IN FLOOD-PRONE
AREAS, Third All India People’s Technology Congress,
Science City, Kolkata, 9th — 11th February 2001, p. 42 – 49
6. Mukhopadhyay, R., Mukhopadhyay, P. & Saha, S.,
PRESERVATION OF BAMBOO: OUTCOME OF FIELD
EXPERIENCE & EXPERIMENTS, Third All India People’s
Technology Congress, Science City, Kolkata, 9th — 11th
February 2001, p. 11 – 15
(iv) Others: TWO
6. NUMBER OF
M.T.R.P. THESIS
Completed: One Ongoing: One
SUPERVISED
DURING 2000-’05:
7. NUMBER OF Ph.Ds
SUPERVISED —
DURING 2000-’05:

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8. RESEARCH Applied for a Major Research Project as the Principal

FUNDING SECURED investigator in June, 2005.
DURING 2000-’05: Project Applied to: University Grants Commission
Project Title: STANDARDISATION OF STORM &
EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT COST-EFFECTIVE
BUILDING ELEMENTS MADE OF BAMBOO FOR
LOWER INCOME GROUP HOUSING.
Value: Approximately Rupees 12 lakhs.
Duration: Three years.
Co-Investigator: Dr. Sekhar Chandra Dutta, Professor,
Department of Civil Engineering, Bengal Engineering &
Science University, Shibpur.
Objective:
(a) To establish preservative treatment process of pieces of
bamboo;
(b) To establish strength of materials data of Specially
Treated Bamboo (henceforth referred to as STB), that
is, bamboo treated with chemical preservatives;
(c) To generate technical documentations with data for
design of different storm and earthquake resistant
building elements with bamboo.
9. PATENTS Applied for a Patent jointly with Sri R. Mukhopadhyay

AWARDED: relating to IMPROVED VERTICAL AXIS WIND
ELECTRICITY GENERATOR – CUM – WIND WATER
PUMP vide Indian Patent Application No. 4/Cal/99 of 01-
01-99.
10. Others (a) Member, Court & Executive Council, Jadavpur

University during 1992–’94 as representative of the
Regular Students.
(b) Acted as the Secretary, Academic Council, Women’s
Polytechnic Chandannagar for the session 2001-’02.
(c) Acting as a Member, Board of Studies, West Bengal
State Council of Technical Education since April,
2002.
(d) Acting as the Convenor, Architecture Syllabus sub-
committee under the Board of Studies, WBSCTE since
June, 2002.
(e) Acting as the Convenor, Interior Decoration
Handicrafts & Furniture Design Syllabus sub-
committee under the Board of Studies, WBSCTE since
June, 2003.
(f) Acting as the Co-ordinator, Curriculum Development

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Cell, West Bengal State Council of Technical

Education since 17th November, 2002.
(g) Acting as the Member, Board of Studies, West Bengal
State Council of Vocational Education since June,
2005.

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Department
of
Electronics &
Telecommunication

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1.Name of the Department : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

2. Name of the professor: Prof. P.K.Ray
4. Year of Teaching experience (please list the courses taught
during 2000-2005): 26 (Digital Comm., Antenna Engg., Digital Image Processing & Computer
Vision (PG))
5. Year of research experience : 30
6.Publication during 2000-05 :
a) Books : Nil
b) Papers :Nil
(i)& (ii)in international & nationals Journals :
(iii)in major conferences :
Co-authors Titles Name of the Year

conference
1. S.P.Maity Orthogonal Code for CODIS – 2004 2004
quality assessment in (Jan 8-10)
multiple access
Multimedia Mobile
Communication Services
2. G.S.Taki, P.R.Sarma, Abrupt variation in ion ICIS-2005 2005

D.K.Chakraborty, current with biased disc (CAEN-France 12-
R.K.Bhandari and voltage in ECR ion 16 sept.)
A.G.Dentji source
3. G.S.Taki,
D.K.Chakraborty, Generation of laboratory 28 th general 2005
R.K.Bhandari plasma in 6.4 GHz ECR assembly of IURS
sources for MCHI (Oct.23-29) 2005
production
4. G.S.Taki,
D.K.Chakraborty, Effect of biasing Indian Particle 2005

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R.K.Bhandari Electrode on ECR beam ACC. Conference,

current VECC, Kolkata
5. . G.S.Taki,
6. D.K.Chakraborty, Field Scaling Law for ion 3rd Asian Particle 2004
R.K.Bhandari, Current on ECR source Accelerator Conf.
P.R.Sarma Gyenju, Koria
(iv) Others : ( Nil )
7. Number of ME/M-Tech guided/ produced during 2000-2005: 05

8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Currently guiding one scholar
9. Research funding secure during 2000-2005 :
Sources Value Duration Co- Goals
investigators
Ministry of 1998-2002 Prof. To develop and
Information D.Mukherjee sustain trained
Technology , manpower
Govt. of India
11. Other Awards, honors and recognitions :
(a) Selected to Act as a reviewer in the editorial board for the Journal IEEE Trans.on Microwave
Theory and Techniques.
(b) Recently invited to deliver Review talks in the area of Microwave Devices in IEEE meetings.

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2. Name of the professor: Prof. D.Mukherjee
during 2000-2005): 24 (Microelectronics, Optoelectronics, Optical Communication (PG))
c) Books :
Fundamentals of S.Chakraborty New Age 2004
Renewable Energy international Pvt. Rs.100/-
Systems Ltd.
d) Papers :
Co-authors Titles Name & Issue no. Year
1. D.Paul, A Total Approach Next issue of KINDLER 2005
S.R.Bhadrach for Combating the
oudhuri, challenge of Energy
S.Chakraborty crisis
To be revised for publication
2.A.Majumdar & Rural electrification in Journal of Energy and
S.Chakraborty through stand alone Environment, Bangladesh
solar PV power University of Engg. & Tech.
plants of different
capacity – An
economic w.r.t west
Bengal.
Co-authors Titles Name of the conference Year

1. H.Majumdar & Low Cost CODIS-2004, KOLKATA 2004
N.K.Bhattachariy Maximum Power (Jan 8-10)
a Point Tracker for

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PV Array
2. D.Paul & Digital Insolation ICORE-2005 2005

S.R.Bhadrachaud Meter- A simple (Jan 20-22), Pune
huri and handy version
3.N.K.Bhattacharaya & Design and CERA-2005, IIT, Roorkee,

D.Paul Performance sept-28-Oct 1 2005
Analysis of
Maximum Power
Point Tracker
Compatible With
Standard PV
Modules
Int.Conf. on New
3. N.K.Bhattacharya PV integrated grid millennium- altenative
and A.Majumdar interfaced village energy solutions for 2003
level substation for sustainable energy
system development.
improvement (PSG-Coimbatore, Jan 17-
19)
5.N.K.Bhattacharya A Simplified NREC-2001

Design and (Osmania University , Dec 2001
Economic 27-29)
Appraisal of a
Solar PV Powered
Rural Health
Center in West
Bengal
6. S.Chakraborty, Thermodynamic NREC-2001

A.Layek, E.Ghosh optimization of an Osmania University , Dec 2001
integrated energy 27-29)
system

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8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Currently guiding 3 Phd students

investigators
AICTE 7 Lacks 2 years Enhancing
(MODROB facilities for PG
scheme) students and
research
scholars
10. Patents Awarded :Nil
1) Acted as session chairman in the session on ‘ Power Generation Technologies” , in the recently
concluded Int. Conf. CERA-2005, IIT –Roorkee, September 28 to October 1, 2005
2) Acted as Expert Reviewers of Paper submitted for Publication in JOURNAL OF ENERGY AND
ENVIRONMENT (JEE), Centre for Energy Studies, Bangladesh University of Engg. & Tech.

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2. Name of the professor: Prof. B.N.Roy
during 2000-2005): 20 (VLSI Design, Control Systems, Computer Network and Communication)
e) Books : Nil
f) Papers : Nil

1. P.P.Choudhuri, Synthesis of In. Conf. On VLSI design 2003
P.K.Nandi & Programmable (iv)
P.K.Ghosh current mode linear Others :
analog circuit ( Nil
)
2.P.P.Choudhuri, Test solution for 7th Asia and South specific 2002
P.K.Nandi OTA based analog and the 15th Ind . conf. On 7.
circuits VLSI design Number
of
13th Int.Conf. on VLSI design. ME/M-
3.. P.Paul chudhuri, Design of OTA 2000- Kolkata 2000 Tech
P.K.Nandi based field guided/
programmable
analog array
5th Int. Conf. On mixed signal 1999

4.Abhijit A new approach to testing work shop-
Chattarjee built in self test and British Colombia, Canada
diagnosis of analog
circuits using
multiple attractor
cellular automata
produced during 2000-2005: 06

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8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Currently guiding one scholar

investigators
DRDL- 11.5 Lacks 1998-2002 Enhancing
Hydrabad facilities for PG
(R&D) students and
research
scholars
11. Other Awards, honors and recognitions : Selected to review papers for IEE proceedings and IEEE
sponsored Int.Conf. on VLSI design.

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2. Name of the professor: Dr. M.Mitra
during 2000-2005): 12 (Electron Device II, Satalite Communication, Microwave and Radar
Engineering, Instrumentation & Measurement, Fault Diagnosis in Digital Systems)
5. Year of research experience :19
g) Books :
1. Microwave Dhanpat Rai & Co. 2003
Engineering
(2nd ed.)
2. Microwave S.K.Ray Prentice Hall of 2003
semiconduct India
or Devices
h) Papers :
conference
1. Nil Fabrication of Silicon single CODEC 2004 2004
drift mm wave IMPATT
diodes and realization of
IMPATT oscillations at Ka –
band
2.B.Maity A study on dependence of

performance of IMPATT diode ISA-MAP
Osc. On semiconductor (IIT-KGP) 2004
material. –Inte. Symposium on
Advanced Material and
Processing
8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Currently guiding four research scholar
9. Research funding secure during 2000-2005 : Nil
11. Other Awards, honors and recognitions :Nil

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2. Name of the professor: Dr. S.Das
during 2000-2005): 11 (Radio Comm., Microprocessor, Architecture of Microprocessor and
Microcomputer (PG))
i) Books : Nil
j) Papers :
1. S.K.Ditti On a polarization Microwave and 2005
independent Optical Technology
frequency selective Letters. Vol- 44,
surface (FSS) no.3

1. P.P.Sarkar, On some microwave ELECTRO 2001. Institute of 2001
R.Bhattacha frequency selective Technology, BHU
rya, surfaces”
S.Sarkar Symposium on
and Advances in
S.K.Chowd Electronics
hury
2. P.P.Sarkar, Experimental International Conference,

R.Bhattacha investigation on the Osaka, Japan, PIERS July, 2001
rya, frequency selective 2001.
S.Sarkar property of an array
and of printed dipoles
S.K.Chowd
hury
3. S. K. Parui Propagation of National Symposium on

Electromagnetic DAE, Solid State Physics, 2003

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wave through
Photonics Band gap
Structure and
Application as
Microstrip Antenna
Substrate,”
4. S. K. Parui Enhanced Microstrip International Conference on

Patch Antenna Computers and Devices for 2004
Performance using Communication, article no.
Electromagnetic ANP_0404_CP, Jan 2004.
Bandgap Structure,”

8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Currently guiding one senior lecturer of the
Department
investigators
AICTE-R&D 5 Lakhs 2002-2005 Enhancing
facilities for PG
students and
research
scholars
11. Other Awards, honors and recognitions : Nil

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2. Name of the professor: Sri. S.P.Maity
3. Qualification : M. Tech
during 2000-2005): 08,
Adv. Digital Communication, Digital Communication, Communication Theory, Line Communication,
TV and Communication System, Digital Image processing and Computer Vision, Basic Electronics
5. Year of research experience: 05
6.Publication during 2000-05 : Nil
k) Books : Nil
l) Papers :
1. M.K.Kundu, Robust Spread Special issue on Accepted
T.S.Das Spectrum Water Pattern Recognition
marking with Letters
improved capacity
(iii)in major conferences : Nil
1. M.K.Kundu Digital Image Watermarking: InformationCommunication 2001

A technique for secure (CIIC-2001), Kolkata,
transmission, Proceedings for December 13-15,
International Conference on
Control, Instrumentation and,
2.M.K.Kundu Information theoretic December(ICCVG-

approach to spatial image 2002)Zakopane, Poland , 2002
watermaking, Proceedings of September 25-29,
International Conference on
computer vision, graphics
with special session for young
scientists and summer school
on image processing

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3.M.K.Kundu “Robust and blind spatial (ICVGIP-2002), space

watermarking in digital Application Center, 2002
images” Indian Proceedings Ahmedabad, December
for third Indian Conference on
computer vision, graphics and
image processing
5. M.K.Kundu Spatial image watermarking Proceedings of fifth 2003

using spread spectrum International Conference on
modulation, Advances in Pattern
Recognition(ICAPR-2003),
Indian Statistical Institute,
Kolkata, December 11-13
6. P.K.Ray Multiplexed messages and 2nd International 2004

STFS using phase modulated Conference on Computers
carrier, and Devices for
Communication Systems
(CODEC-04), Kolkata,
January-2004
6.Malay K. Kundu Compression resilient image Proceedings of

and Prasanta K. watermarking scheme in International Conference 2004
Nandi spatial domain, , January 8- on Communication,
10 Devices and Intelligent
Systems (CODIS 2004),
Kolkata
7.P.K.Ray Orthogonal Code for Quality International Conference
Assessment In Multiple on Communication, 2004
Access Multimedia Mobile Devices and Intelligent
Communication Services , Systems (CODIS 2004),
Proceedings of Kolkata, January 8-10,
2004

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8.M.K.Kundu Image watermaking scheme 17th International

using HVS characteristics and Conference on pattern 2004
spread transform, Proc.of Recognition(ICPR 2004),
UK, on 23-26th August,
2004
9.M.K.Kundu A blind CDMA image International Conference on

watermaking scheme in Image Processing (ICIP 2004
wavelet domain, IEEE 2004), Proc. ICIP 2004,
24-27 October, 2004.
10. Malay K. Genetic algorithm for optimal International Conference on 2004

Kundu and imperceptibility in image Neural Information
Prasanta K. Nandi communication through noisy Processing ICONIP 2004,
channel, 11th. LNCS, Springer Verlag, 22-
25th November, 2004,
pp.700-705
11. Malay Watermarking scheme for 4th Indian Conference on 2004
K.Kundu and Blind Quality Assessment in computer vision, graphics
Prasanta K.Nandi multimedia mobile and image
communication Services, processing(ICVGIP 2004),
16-18 Decem,2004.
12. Ayan Banerjee An image in Image IEEE Indian Annual
and Malay K. communication scheme and Conference(INDICON 2004
Kundu VLSI implementation using 2004)
FPGA
13. Prasun nandy, Robust image watermaking IEEE Indian Annual 2004
Tirtha S.Das and using multiresolution analysis Conference(INDICON
Malay K. Kundu 2004)
14. Prasanta Low cost data authentication 11th National Conference 2005
K.Nandy, Malay K. scheme and hardware on Communication(NCC-
Kundu and realization, 2005), 28-30th January, IIT
A.Banerjee Kharaghpur
15. P.K.Nandi, Robustness improvement in 11th National Conference on 2005

M.K.Kundu, spread spectrum watermarking Communication(NCC
T.S.Das using M-ary modulation 2005), 28th-30th January,
IIT, Kharagpur

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16. M.K.Kundu, Design of a Robust Spread 4th Indian Conference on 2004

T.S.Das spectrum image watermarking Computer vision, Graphics
Scheme & Image Processing
(ICVGIP’04), 16-18
December , 2004
17.M.K.Kundu, Capacity Improvement in IEEE Int, Midwest 2005
M.K.Mandal Spread spectrum symposium on circuits and
watermarking using systems (IEEE MWSCAS
Biorthogonal Wavelets 2005), Cincinnation,
Ohio,7-10 August,2005.
(iv) Others : ( Nil)

8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 : Nil
investigators
10. Patents Awarded : Santi P. Maity, Malay K. Kundu, Bhargab B. Bhattacharya, C. A. Murthy and
Tinku Acharya, Robust digital image watermarking utilizing A Walsh transform algorithm, US Patent
application filed on 11th December 2003, application no. 10/734, 691, Attorney Docket No. 42P14995.
11. Other Awards, honors and recognitions : Selected as reviewer for IEE Proceedings and Various Int.
Conferences.

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2. Name of the professor: Sri . S.Parui
3. Qualification : ME
during 2000-2005): 06 (Numerical Analysis and computer programming, Analog and Digital
Electronics Active Network Analysis & Synthesis)
m) Books : Nil
n) Papers : Nil
1. S.Das Enhanced Microstrip Patch International Conference 2004
Antenna Performance using on Computers and Devices
Electromagnetic Bandgap for Communication, article
Structure,” no. ANP_0404_CP, Jan
2004
2. S.Das Propagation of National Symposium on

Electromagnetic wave DAE, Solid State Physics,
through Photonics Bandgap article no. GP23, Dec 2003
Structure and Application as 2003
Microstrip Antenna
Substrate

9. Research funding secure during 2000-2005 :Nil

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2. Name of the professor: Sri Ayan Banerjee
3. Qualification : M.Tech.
during 2000-2005):05 (Pulse & Digital Techniques, Signal Processing & control of Signals,
Switching Theory and VLSI design (PG))
o) Books : Nil
p) Papers :
1. A.S.Dhar Novel Architecture for Microprocessor & 2001
QAM Modulator- Microsystems, Elscvier,
Demodulator and its Vd-25
generalization to multi
carrier modulation
2. A.S.Dhar, FPGA realization of a Microprocessor & 2005
S.Banerjee CORDIC based FFT Microsystems, Elscvier,
processor for biomedical Vol-29
signal processing

1.S.P.Maity and An image in Image IEEE Indian Annual 2004
Malay K. Kundu communication scheme Conference(INDICON
and VLSI 2004)
implementation using
FPGA
2. Santi P. Low cost data 11th National 2005

Maity, Prasanta authentication scheme and Conference on
K.Nandy, hardware realization, Communication(NCC-
Malay K. 2005), 28-30th January,
Kundu IIT Kharagpur

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2. Name of the professor: Smt. C.Roychwdhury
3. Qualification : ME
during 2000-2005): 01 (Electronics System Design, Digital Processing and Control of Signals (PG))
5. Year of research experience : 2 & 1/2
q) Books : Nil
r) Papers :
Co-authors Titles Name and Issue no. Year
1. T.Islam, Impact of self heating in a Sensor Letters(American 2005
H.Saha, silicon MEMS piezoresistive Scientific Publishers) Vol.2,
pressure sensor No.2
2. H.Saha Piezoresistive pressure IEEE Sensors 2005

sensing by porous Silicon journal(accepted)
Membrane
3. T.Islam,H.Saha Temperature compensation Microelectronics 2005

of porous silicon Reliability(Elsevier Science)
piezoresistive pressure Available online(16th June
sensor using ANN 2005)
4. T. Islam. Modeling, Simulation and Microelectronics 2005

H.Saha Temperature Compensation Reliability(Elsevier Science)
of Porous Polysilicon based Vol.45, issue 3-4
Humidity Sensor using ANN
technique”,
5. H.Saha Low pressure piezoresistive Materials and Manufacturing

pressure sensors for Processes(Marcel Dekker 2005
biomedical applications Publications)
(Accepted)
6. H.Saha “Porous Silicon Based Materials and Manufacturing 2005

Sensors:Prospects and Processes(Marcel Dekker
Challenges Publications)
(Accepted)

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1.H.Saha.A.K.Paul Design, Modeling and VLSI Design and 2002
Simulation of Porous Testing,IISc Bangalore
Silicon Pressure Sensor
2. S.Pandit, Porous silicon device IEEE Conference on

A.Adhya, modeling and Electron Devices and 2003
H.Saha, linearisation technique Solid State circuits,
HongKong University
Silicon/ Porous Silicon IWPSD at IIT Chennai

3. H.Saha MEMS Piezoresistive 2003
Pressure sensor: An
alternative design for
increased sensitivity”,
Porous Silicon as Pressure Porous Semiconductors

4. U.Gangopadhyay, sensing material, Science and 2004
J.Yi, H.Saha Technology(Valencia
Technical University,Spain)
5. H.Saha, , An integrated pressure and IEEE Sensors(Vienna) 2004

U.Gangopadhyay temperature sensor based
on porous silicon
6. H.Saha Low pressure ISAMAP 2004, IITKGP 2004

piezoresistive pressure
sensors for biomedical
applications
7.H.Saha Smart Sensor System–on- All India Seminar on Recent 2004

chip Design With Porous Advances in VLSI, 21st and
Silicon MEMS Transducer 22nd Feb. (2004)
8. H.Saha “Simulation and Design of East India ANSYS User 2004

MEMS pressure sensors Meet
for low pressure
applications
9. H.Saha Design, Modeling and International conference on

Simulation of Smart Materials Structures 2005

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Nanocrystalline porous and Systems(ISSMS,IISc

silicon based MEMS Bangalore)
pressure sensor
10. H.Saha, T.Islam Temperature Estimation Communication, Devices 2004

and compensation due to and intelligent
self heating in a silicon Systems(CODIS,
based MEMS pressure Jadavpur University)
sensor”
11. T. Islam, H. Saha, Design, Fabrication, 18th International 2005

J. Bhattacharya, Testing and Simulation of Conference on VLSI Design
S. Banerjee, S. Porous Silicon Based and 4th Embedded Systems
Dey Smart MEMS Pressure Conference
Sensor
7. Number of ME/M-Tech guided/ produced during 2000-2005: Nil

10. Patents Awarded : 1] “A process for preparing a piezoresistive pressure sensor with enhanced
sensitivity” Indian Patent Application No. 357/KOL/2003 Dt. 26-06-03.
2] “An integrated pressure and temperature sensor based on porous silicon and process for making the same”,
Indian Patent Application No. 329/KOL/2004 Dt. 18-06-04.
1] Best paper award in EAST INDIA ANSYS MEET 2004.

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2. Name of the professor: Sri. T . Acharya
3. Qualification : M-Tech
during 2000-2005): Nil (Basic Electronics.)
s) Books : Nil
t) Papers : Nil

conference
R.Roy Distributed IEEE- Int. Conf. 2005
Algorithm for On Parallel
Power Aware Processing ,
Minimum Workshop,
Connected Oslo, Norway
Dominating Set for
Efficient Routing
in Wireless Ad Hoc
Network
7. Number of ME/M-Tech guided/ produced during 2000-2005:Nil

8: Number of Phd’s, guided/ produced during 2000-2005 :Nil
9. Research funding secure during 2000-2005 :Nil
investigators

11.Other Awards, honors and recognitions :Nil

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1. Name of the Professor: Dr. J. K. Chakraborty

4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5 years

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11. Other awards, honours and recognition: Nil

1. Name of the Professor: Dr. S. Talapatra

4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5

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(ii) National Journals (co-authors, titles, issue number, year)

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Title: Development of Simulation Software for Two-Stage EHSV

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4. Year of research experience during 2000-2005: 5 years

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2. Qualification : Ph. D., Bio Mechanics, Solid Mechanics

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Source: AICTE; Value: 5lakh; Duration: 2 years;

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2. Qualification : Ph. D., M.E. (Hydraulic Engineering), B.E. (Civil Engineering)

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(g)Bhattacharya, A.K. (2005) “Groundwater flow in a weakly-random hydraulic conductivity

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(b)S.Maji, S.Mondal, A.K.Bhattacharya, M.C.Manna and S.Choudhury, (2002), “Finite element

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