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Explore the field of METALLURGY RUSH & SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT BACKGROUND l l Progress of a country is often measured by its technological innovation in the various engineering sectors. Materials and metallurgical engineering has a tremendous role to play in this advancement. In order to fulfill this dream, three leading institutions in the country, namely, The Indian Institute of Metals (IIM), Jamshedpur chapter, Tata Steel Limited and CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory (CSIR-NML) have been working together to nurture the young metallurgists and inspire them to flourish into dedicated professionals. "Behind The Teacher's Desk" (BTTD) is the annual Students' Seminar, for the promising and aspiring metallurgists, which not only provides a perfect platform to showcase their work but also gives plenty of opportunities for interaction with the experts from industry/ academia/R&D. The seminar 'Behind the Teacher's Desk (BTTD)', held at the CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory for the past four years, has been a great success. The participation of undergraduate and postgraduate students from across the country has been very large and is increasing over the years. The seminar provides a podium to the students to share their ideas and interact with scientists, eminent metallurgists, engineers and entrepreneurs in the field of metallurgy. The seminar provides an opportunity to the students to present technical papers and gain exposure to research and industrial areas. Undergraduate and postgraduate students Scientists, faculty members, technology entrepreneurs, engineers or other professionals associated with metallurgical engineering. About the Seminar Who can participate? Call for Papers Participation fees & Registration Interested student participants should submit an abstract of 300 words by email to . The template for the abstract is available at the seminar website. The abstract should be typed in MS Word 2003/2007 format (Not in pdf format). The abstract should be classified in any one of the following topics listed below with special emphasis on Iron & Steel Industry. The abstract must contain title and the author's affiliation. 1. Raw materials & Metal extraction 2. Materials processing and characterization 3. Damage mechanisms and failure analysis 4. Advanced materials and emergent technology 5. Materials modeling and simulation of metallurgical processes 6. Resource, energy, environment and recycling 7. Innovations in iron and steel Innovations in the areas such as alternative to mould powder in continuous casting of steel, development of inorganic passivation to avoid rusting, replacement of building materials by slag, use of slime and non-coking coal for value added products etc. are seen to be of promise for the economy of steel industries and beneficial to the environment. Students are requested to not to use slides and information from the web verbatim. Originality in presentations is desirable. Rs. 500 (All the students) Rs. 1000 (Teacher) Rs. 1000 (IIM member) Rs. 2000 (non IIM Member) Payment can be made either through Demand Draft/Cash at the time of registration. Demand [email protected] l l l l Students' Seminar on METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING April 9-10, 2015 "Behind The Teacher's Desk" (BTTD-2015) Venue Organized by Important Dates CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory, Jamshedpur Inauguration : April 9, 2015; 09:00 AM The Indian Institute of Metals (IIM), Jamshedpur Chapter Tata Steel Limited CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory Submission of abstract : March 14, 2015 Acceptance of abstract : March 21, 2015 Submission of Registration Form : March 25, 2015
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Explore the field of METALLURGY RUSH & SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT BACKGROUND
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Progress of a country is often measured by its
technological innovation in the various engineering
sectors. Materials and metallurgical engineering
has a tremendous role to play in this advancement.
In order to fulfill this dream, three leading institutions
in the country, namely, The Indian Institute of Metals
(IIM), Jamshedpur chapter, Tata Steel Limited and
CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory (CSIR-NML)
have been working together to nurture the young
metallurgists and inspire them to flourish into
dedicated professionals. "Behind The Teacher's
Desk" (BTTD) is the annual Students' Seminar, for
the promising and aspiring metallurgists, which not
only provides a perfect platform to showcase their
work but also gives plenty of opportunities for
interaction with the experts from industry/
academia/R&D.
The seminar 'Behind the Teacher's Desk (BTTD)',
held at the CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory
for the past four years, has been a great success. The
participation of undergraduate and postgraduate
students from across the country has been very
large and is increasing over the years. The seminar
provides a podium to the students to share their ideas
and interact with scientists, eminent metallurgists,
engineers and entrepreneurs in the field of metallurgy.
The seminar provides an opportunity to the students to
present technical papers and gain exposure to
research and industrial areas.
Undergraduate and postgraduate students
Scientists, faculty members, technology
entrepreneurs, engineers or other professionals
associated with metallurgical engineering.
About the Seminar
Who can participate?
Call for Papers
Participation fees & Registration
Interested student participants should submit an
abstract of 300 words by email to .
The template for the abstract is available at the
seminar website. The abstract should be typed in
MS Word 2003/2007 format (Not in pdf format).
The abstract should be classified in any one of the
following topics listed below with special emphasis
on Iron & Steel Industry. The abstract must contain
title and the author's affiliation.
1. Raw materials & Metal extraction
2. Materials processing and characterization
3. Damage mechanisms and failure analysis
4. Advanced materials and emergent technology
5. Materials modeling and simulation of
metallurgical processes
6. Resource, energy, environment and recycling
7. Innovations in iron and steel
Innovations in the areas such as alternative to mould
powder in continuous casting of steel, development
of inorganic passivation to avoid rusting,
replacement of building materials by slag, use of
slime and non-coking coal for value added products
etc. are seen to be of promise for the economy of
steel industries and beneficial to the environment.
Students are requested to not to use slides and
information from the web verbatim. Originality in
presentations is desirable.
Rs. 500 (All the students)
Rs. 1000 (Teacher)
Rs. 1000 (IIM member)
Rs. 2000 (non IIM Member)
Payment can be made either through Demand Draft/Cash at the time of registration. Demand
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Students' Seminar on
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
April 9-10, 2015
"Behind The Teacher's Desk" (BTTD-2015)
Venue
Organized by
Important Dates
CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory,Jamshedpur
Inauguration : April 9, 2015; 09:00 AM
The Indian Institute of Metals (IIM),Jamshedpur Chapter
Tata Steel Limited
CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory
Submission of abstract : March 14, 2015Acceptance of abstract : March 21, 2015
Submission of Registration Form :March 25, 2015
Draft should be drawn in favour of "Jamshedpur Chapter of Indian Institute of Metals", payable at Jamshedpur.
Registration Form can be downloaded from the Seminar website, filled and softcopy should be sent back to .
The students will be offered free shared hostel accommodation.
All registered student delegates will receive certificates of participation. The papers presented in each technical session and the poster session will be judged by experts and selected papers will be awarded with attractive prizes.
Participants of the BTTD-2015 are invited to join the social and cultural evening to be held on April 9, 2015. Students are welcome to take part in the social events that would strengthen networking among students.
Industrial and Laboratory visits on April 10, 2015
Visit to Tata Steel (for selected number of outstation students only)
Visit to other industries in Jamshedpur
Visit to CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory
Presentation by budding technology entrepreneur/ renowned professionals
Social and cultural evening
Rs. 1,00,000/ (Free advertise-ment in the souvenir, banner and five free delegates)
Rs. 75000 (Free advertisement in the souvenir, banner and three free delegates)
Rs. 50000 (Free advertisement in the souvenir, banner and two free delegates)
Awards and Certificates
Social and Cultural Functions
Special attractions
Sponsorship Details
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Co-sponsorship :
Platinum sponsor :
Gold sponsor :
Silver sponsor :
Advertisement :
Seminar Website
Dr. A. N. Bhagat
Dr. V. C. Srivastava
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Mr. Anand Sen
Dr. S. Srikanth,
Rs. 25000 (Free advertisement in
the souvenir, banner and one free delegate)
Rs. 15000 (Full page) & Rs. 8000
(Half page)
All the relevant information for the participants will
be available at the seminar website .
Convener, BTTD-2015
R&D and Scientific Services
Tata Steel Limited, Jamshedpur-831007
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07763807185
Co-Convener, BTTD-2015
CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory
Jamshedpur-831007
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0657-2345041, Mobile : 09431379162
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President TQM and Steel Business, Tata Steel
Director, CSIR-NML
Dr. T. Venugopalan, Tata teel
Dr. Soumitra Tarafder, CSIR-NML
Mr. V.V. Mahashbade, Tata Steel
Dr. Sanjay Chandra, Tata Steel
Dr. Sukomal Ghosh, RVCE
Dr. M.D. Maheshwari, TCE
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Seminar Contacts
Mentor
Advisory Committee
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Convener
Co-Convener
Treasurer
Members
Dr. Sandip Bhattacharya, Tata Steel
Dr. Mita Tarafder, CSIR-NMLDr. Tanmay Bhattacharyya, Tata Steel
Dr. A.N. Bhagat, Tata Steel
Dr. V.C. Srivastava, CSIR-NMLDr. Chiradeep Ghosh, Tata Steel
Dr. Nilima Das, CSIR-NMLMs. Arthita Dey, Tata Steel
Dr. K.L. Sahoo, CSIR-NMLDr. M.K. Agrawal, NIT, JamshedpurDr. T. Bhaskar, Usha MartinDr. Ashok Kumar, NIT, JamshedpurDr. Gopi Kishor Mandal, CSIR-NMLMr. N.C. Gorain, Tata SteelDr. K.L. Hansda, CSIR-NMLDr. Jhumki Hait, CSIR-NMLDr. T.K. Rout, Tata Steel Mr. Suman Mukherjee, Tata SteelDr. M. Kumar, CSIR-NMLMr. Piyas Palit, Tata SteelDr. A.K. Sahu, CSIR-NMLMr. Sudip Kundu, CSIR-NMLMr. P.S. Mandley, Tata SteelDr. J. Konar, CSIR-NMLDr. Sanchita Chakravarty, CSIR-NMLDr. Ashok K. Ray, CSIR-NMLMr. K.P. Maurya, Tata SteelMr. A.P. Murugesan, CSIR-NMLMr. A. Ammashi , CSIR-NMLMr. K. Ashok, CSIR-NMLMr Jitendra Mathur, Tata SteelMr. S.K. Choudhary, CSIR-NMLMr. T.K. Bhattacharjee, CSIR-NMLMr. Kaushik Chakravarty, Tata SteelMs. Sheuli Hore, CSIR-NML
