Indian Institute of Technology Delhi SIRe Project Number 2019-2...
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Feb 20, 2018 (will be assigned by SIRe) PhD Supervisors Role Faculty Academic Unit in IITD Email ID Supervisor 1 Prof. Manan Suri EE [email protected] Supervisor 2 Prof. Archana Upadhyay JNU, Center for International Studies [email protected] Project requirements (Student qualifications, experience required, etc) Preference will be given to defence/armed forces officer background at senior level with strong experience in defence-techno policy/doctrinal matters and framework development for the part-time PhD position BTech (or equivalent) in Engineering Discipline (Electrical/Electronics/Computer Science/Computer Engineering) preferred NET cleared Active experience of doctrine/policy formulation, road-mapping and market-analysis experience Source of funding (IRD/FITT Project details, if any) No funding required as position is for part-time PhD Role of Faculty Members involved: Project Details Project Title Strategic/Defence Technology Asymmetry and Corresponding Policy Implications in the Indian Context (Tentative) Project Summary This project aims to address a highly interdisciplinary topic of Technology-Policy framework and Defence technology centric case-studies. The project will be a first of its kind experiment where for a high-impact and focused end goal only serving Defence officers specifically involved with policy formulation will be considered for the position. The project will be floated between IIT-Delhi, JNU and a Defence Think Tank of repute. The government has recently taken several initiatives towards self- reliance in the Defence sector (such as the strategic partnership model), to bring down India’s Defence imports and promote self-reliance. However, Defence Technology Asymmetry in the global scene continues to widen and is challenging to overcome in a short time. Despite no paucity of talent in the country, the Defence industry, especially the private sector is not able to substantially meet the requirements of the Defence Forces. Careful analysis and implications of relevant global and domestic policies is required with a tech-first centric approach. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi School of Interdisciplinary Research (SIRe) PhD Project SIRe Project Number
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Feb 20, 2018
(will be assigned by SIRe)
PhD Supervisors
Role Faculty
Academic Unit in IITD Email ID
Supervisor 1 Prof. Manan Suri EE [email protected]
Supervisor 2 Prof. Archana Upadhyay JNU, Center for International Studies
Project requirements (Student qualifications, experience required, etc)
Preference will be given to defence/armed forces officer background at senior level with strong experience in defence-techno policy/doctrinal matters and framework development for the part-time PhD position
BTech (or equivalent) in Engineering Discipline (Electrical/Electronics/Computer Science/Computer Engineering) preferred
NET cleared
Active experience of doctrine/policy formulation, road-mapping and market-analysis experience
Source of funding (IRD/FITT Project details, if any)
No funding required as position is for part-time PhD
Role of Faculty Members involved:
Project Details
Project Title
Strategic/Defence Technology Asymmetry and Corresponding Policy Implications in the
Indian Context (Tentative)
Project Summary
This project aims to address a highly interdisciplinary topic of Technology-Policy framework and Defence technology centric case-studies. The project will be a first of its kind experiment where for a high-impact and focused end goal only serving Defence officers specifically involved with policy formulation will be considered for the position. The project will be floated between IIT-Delhi, JNU and a Defence Think Tank of repute. The government has recently taken several initiatives towards self-reliance in the Defence sector (such as the strategic partnership model), to bring down India’s Defence imports and promote self-reliance. However, Defence Technology Asymmetry in the global scene continues to widen and is challenging to overcome in a short time. Despite no paucity of talent in the country, the Defence industry, especially the private sector is not able to substantially meet the requirements of the Defence Forces. Careful analysis and implications of relevant global and domestic policies is required with a tech-first centric approach.
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
School of Interdisciplinary Research (SIRe)
PhD Project
SIRe Project Number
hkashyap
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2019-2-09
Feb 20, 2018
Prof. Suri will guide on aspects related to electronics, semiconductor technology aspects. Lt. Gen (Retd.) Bhatia will guide on Indian Defence specific aspects. Prof. Upadhyay will guide on policy aspects.
