Research Brochure_6April2013_Final Print File

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Our Founder

Vision, Mission & Quality

Messages

The University

Administration

About Research Programmes

Centres o Excellence

Research & Development Projects

Intellectual Property

Dr. K. C. G. Research and Resource Centre

Training Programmes

Research Expertise

Research Areas

Admission Procedure and Guidelines

Research Scholarship

International Scholars

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OUR FOUNDER

Late Dr. K. C. G. Verghese(0th June 1940 - 14th February 006)

The aculty and students o Hindustan Institute o Technologyand Science (Hindustan University) pay our tribute to theFounder. We dedicate ourselves towards ullling his dream

o making Every Man a Success and No Man a Failure.


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VISION, MISSION, QUALITY

QUALITY

To train our students with thelatest and the best in the rapidlychanging elds o Engineering,Technology, Management,Science & Humanities.

To develop our students witha global outlook possessingstate o the art skills, capableo taking challengingresponsibilities.

To mould our students withmoral, ethical and social values

so as to ull their obligationsto the nation and the society.

To promote research in theeld o Science, Humanities,Engineering, Technology andallied branches.

VISIONTo Make EveryMan a Successand No Man a

Failure.

MISSION

To provide every individual with aconducive environment suitable toachieve his/her career goals, witha strong emphasis on personalitydevelopment and oer resourcesto the academically inclined togain quality education in all thespheres o Engineering, AppliedSciences and Management withoutcompromising on the quality andcode o ethics.


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CHANCELLORS MESSAGE

Hindustan University is one o the premier institutions in thecountry ocused on academic excellence. Our laurels proveour commitment and dedication to the nation as well as tothe global scientic community. 155 Research Scholars haveregistered within a short span o our years in our institution.

The Centres o Excellence across the Departments haveestablished the state-o-the-art acilities with rich content andoers wide opportunities to the research scholars. The otherdepartments are also enhancing their research capabilities.Many aculty have produced research articles and presented

technical papers across global orums earning themselves andthe University immense credibility.

The aculty have to realize our commitment to the globalsociety. In a recent speech, the Indian President Shri. PranabMukherjee quoted, Not a single Indian University gured onthe list o 00 top rated Universities globally, including thepremier IITs and has emphasized that aculty members needto develop scientic temperament and provide appropriatelearning experience to the students. There must be morecollaborations, exchanges and cross-pollinations with the bestminds in India and abroad. India has 60 central laboratories,540 Universities, 0000 colleges and 3 millions scientists. Thethird largest in the world but is unable to convert its giganticmass o mediocrity into excellence. Good Universities yearn

or unds, while bad ones ritter away resources.

Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said that the publicinvestment in R&D has been growing at more than 0%. Whathe didnt say is that this investment is just 0.91% o our GDP,while that o Chinas is 1.46%. He also said that the scienticpublications by Indian scientists in India have grown at 1%against the global average o 4%. What he didnt say is thatIndia published only .5 Lakhs scientic papers in 010compared to 9.7 Lakhs by China.

Dr. C. N. R. Rao, Honorary President o Jawaharlal NehruCentre or Advanced Scientic Research said Real progressin science occurs through research by small science in labsin Universities. We should not be obsessed with big agenciessuch as atomic energy and space.

This brochure gives the necessary inormation about thevarious research programmes and admission details which willbe valuable to prospective scholars.

I welcome all the Research Scholars to our vibrant anddynamic University.

Dr. Elizabeth Verghese


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VICE-CHANCELLORS MESSAGE

Dear Researchers,

Hindustan Universitys greatest hope and challenge is lookingorward to the academic excellence: RESEARCH. Research,the orerunner to success, is sheer dedication to a cause andthe willingness to sacrice short-term pleasures or long-term gain. Opportunities and challenges in research alwaysgravitate towards those researchers who believe in hard work.

A comprehensive reading programme is the rst importantstep towards meaningul research. Reading opens the door toa magnicent reality and a whole new world o possibilities.However, only you can expose yoursel to this opportunity;only you can read, assimilate, contemplate and take romthe accumulated data what is useul to you, to get ahead. AsAldous Huxley opines, Every man who knows how to read, hasin his power to magniy himsel, to multiply the ways in whichhe exists, to make his lie ull, signicant, and interesting.

Thereore, earnest researchers, "I welcome you to read on,and start discovering what you are capable o achieving. Thereading-learning-research experience you indulge in, will be allthe more signicant i you are able to discover and determineor yoursel what makes you the person you are today, and the

person you want to be tomorrow. You can hope to participatein your personal growth, the growth o your institution, thenation and the human race only to the extent you discover andmaterialize your ull potential as a researcher."

The knowledge you gain rom research will set you apart romyour peers, orce you to consider new ideas and concepts,reassess old belies, and broaden your horizons.

Welcome to the World o Research!

Welcome to the window to the World!!

Dr. K. Sarukesi


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DIRECTOR'S (RESEARCH) MESSAGE

Hindustan University, a blossoming young Universitywith a rich heritage and commitment or excellencehas ull time and part time Doctoral Programmes invarious disciplines o Engineering and Technology,

Science and Humanities. The University also oersMS (By Research) and M.Phil. Programmes in allsubjects both Part Time and Full Time.

The University has highly accomplished acultywith rich experience in Industry, R&D Organisationsand National Institutions who guides theresearch scholars. The Research and ConsultancyDepartment has been strengthened to promotesponsored research, consultancy and academicresearch.

The University has a vision to transorm itsel intoa technology generator and as one o the bestTeaching and Research Institutions by the end o

the decade. The University has established manyCentres o Excellence and ew more are in the ong.These Centres have active collaborations withAcademia abroad and National Institutions. TheCentres as well as the departments are equippedwith state o art acilities to undertake research.

The research scholars have the option o workingwith our International Partnering Universities. TheUniversity also oers a series o generic trainingprogrammes or researchers which are detailed inthe Brochure.

Dr. G. Ilavazhagan


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THE UNIVERSITY

Hindustan Institute o Technology and Science (Hindustan University) was started in 1985 by the great visionary LateDr. K. C. G. Verghese. Today, Hindustan has emerged as one o Asias pioneering Institutes in Engineering and AviationTechnology. Students rom several countries, across Asia and Arica, have come to study in our modern campus.The Institute was awarded the university status in 008. Since then, the Institute has been expanding its researchprogrammes.

It has qualied aculty, several well equipped laboratories, advanced research acilities with ecient computing andnetworking capabilities. The University conducts UG & PG programmes across disciplines.

The University has several sponsored research projects unded by dierent external unding agencies and alsosponsors research projects to encourage the aculty.


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BOARD OF RESEARCH

MEMBERS

Dr. K. SarukesiVice-Chancellor

Dr. S. RamachandranAdvisor

Dr. G. IlavazhaganDirector (Research)

Dr. D. G. Roy ChowdhuryDean (Research)

Dr. A. Joseph Stanley

Director (Academic)

Dr. R. DevanathanDean (Electrical Sciences)

Dr. P. ManiDean (Science and Humanities)

Dr. Anitha S. PillaiHOD (Computer Applications)

Dr. Rajneesh Shrivastav (External)Director, NIT, Hamirpur

Dr. P. A. Balakrishnan (External)Dean (Electricals)K C G College o Technology

Dr. V. Ranganathan (External)Dean (Electronics)K C G College o Technology

Dr. A. AnithaResearch Coordinator

ADMINISTRATION

RESEARCH ADVISORY BOARD

Pro. Borje JohanssonProessorChairman o Noble Prize Committee inPhysics, KTH, Sweden

Pro. Tae Won KangDirectorQSRC, Dongguk University, South Korea

Dr. Rajeev AhujaProessorUppsala University, Sweden

Dr. Venkat V. S. S. SastryProessorComputing, Craneld University, UK

Dr. Jonathan R. SearleProessorHead, Craneld University, UK

Dr. Kuriakose AthapillyProessorWestern Michigan University, USA

Dr. Sabeer M. HussainSr. ScientistAir Force Research Laboratory

Dayton, USA

Dr. M. AnnaduraiProgramme DirectorISAC, ISRO, Bangalore, India

Shri. S. A. V. Satya MurtyDirectorElectronics, Instrumentation &Radiological Saety Group,IGCAR, Kalpakkam, Chennai, India

Dr. K. TamilmaniDistinguished ScientistChie Controller R&D (Aeronautics)

DRDO, New Delhi, India

Dr. G. MalakondiahDistinguished ScientistChie Controller R&D (HR & Materials)DRDO, New Delhi, India

Dr. S. SanthakumarProessorIIT, Chennai, India

Dr. Sarit Kumar DasDean - Research (Academic)IIT, Chennai, India

Dr. S. K. SatheeshProessorIISc, Bangalore, India

Dr. Muthiah MariappanFormer Vice- ChancellorBharathidasan University, India

Dr. W. SelvamurthyPresidentAmity Science Technology &Innovation FoundationAmity University, Noida, UP, India

Dr. T. R. Jagadeesan

Former DeanAnna University, Chennai, India

Dr. K. NatarajanManagerL & T, India

Dr. Xavier ChelladuraiDirectorHCL Technologies, Chennai, India


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ABOUT RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

Hindustan University provides ample opportunities or research scholars and students to hone their research skills.The purpose o Research is to ask questions and solve problems. The institution has exceptional resources, withunique capabilities.

The knowledge that is generated in the University is applied to solve real-world problems. By combining cutting- edge research with graduate and undergraduate education, the University also trains the next generation oleaders, with realistic perception and problem solving ability.

The scholars participate in research studies through Ph.D, M.S and M Phil. Programmes. The aculty o Engineering,Science, Humanities and Management engage in emerging research areas, resulting in acclaimed publications inInternational, National journals and patents. Most o the research work is also presented in International andNational Conerences.

Some o the unding agencies who support the Research & Development activities are: Aeronautical Research & Development Board (ARDB) Board o Research in Nuclear Science (BRNS) Deence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) Department o Atomic Energy (DAE) Department o Electronics (DEC) Department o Science & Technology (DST) Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Indira Gandhi Centre or Atomic Research (IGCAR) Ministry o Non-Conventional Energy Resources Naval Research Board (NRB) and many other organizations

The aculty members also undertake several application oriented industrial consultancy projects with industries inIndia and abroad and collaborative research projects with partnering oreign Universities.


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CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE

TIFAC-CORE in Aircrat Maintenance is a world class acility which caters to the growth and sustainability o theaviation sector. CORE ocussed on developing skilled manpower in the area o aircrat maintenance, synergising thestrength o the institute and adequately supported by the government. The areas o Aircrat Maintenance, Avionics,Aircrat Instrumentation and Aircrat Management are explored with emphasis on training on live aircrats.

TIFAC-CORE in Aircrat Maintenance oers Post Graduate Diploma in Aircrat Maintenance or engineering graduatesand short term courses or employees o Industry. Over 800 engineers o Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, (HAL) haveundergone specialized training in Aeronautics & Manuacturing Technology, Introduction to Avionics, Aircrat Design

& Manuacturing and Aerodynamics & Avionics. TIFAC-CORE also conducts short term training in Airrame Repair andMaintenance or industry aspirants and oers consultancy or Aviation Industry.

Objectives : To conduct Masters and Certicate Courses in Aircrat Maintenance and Avionics. To conduct Short-Term Certicate Courses in Aircrat Maintenance and Avionics or those working in Aviation

Sector as well as the student community. To implement on-job training to students in Aircrat Maintenance, Avionics, etc. To conduct Induction Training Programmes or sta rom the Aviation Industry. To conduct seminars and symposia as well as value addition programmes on Aircrat Maintenance, Avionics, Quality

Control Procedures, etc. or Aviation Proessionals. To establish an excellent centre or R&D in Avionics, Aircrat Instruments, etc. To oer Engineering Solutions and Consultancy. To set up a maintenance base or imparting on-job training to students on live aircrat.

Certifcate Programmes: Aircrat Maintenance Engineering. (Airrame & Engine). Aircrat Maintenance Engineering. (Avionics) Advanced Non Destructive Testing (NDT) Methods.

Industry Partners:

8.1 TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION, FORECASTING AND ASSESSMENT COUNCIL

(TIFAC) CENTRE OF RELEVANCE AND EXCELLENCE (CORE)

Indamer Company PrivateLtd., Mumbai

Orient Flight School Aviators (India)Private Ltd., Bangalore

Decor Drapes AviationServices, Bangalore

Contact: Coordinator, TIFAC, School o Aeronautical Sciences | Website: www.tiaccorehindustan.org


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The world hovers over the issue o solving the energy crisis and the want or exploring novel and clean energy solutionsexploiting nano-technology, Hindustan University identied this thrust area as one social relevance. Thus, the CleanEnergy and Nano Convergence Centre, CENCON was established in collaboration with Dongguk University, South Korea.

The centre was inaugurated by His Excellency, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Former President o India on 6th January 011and Dr. Borje Johansson, Proessor at KTH, Stockholm, Sweden. CENCON is a member o the International Consortiumon Nano Convergence.

The Centre is exploiting the properties o materials at the Nano scale or various applications by developing productsmeeting a relevant societal requirement besides providing consultancy services. The thrust areas or such applicationsinclude Solar cells, Photocatalysts, Water technology, Nano medicine, Super Quantum computers, Portable powergeneration, Hydrogenation, Energy Harvesting, Sustainable energy , Bio-imaging and Sensors.Ongoing Projects at the Centre includes: Environmental riendly green synthesis route or nano-materials Visible light activated photo-degradation o organic pollutants using nano-catalysts Search or new and ecient photovoltaic materials Eect o dopants on metal oxide materials Analysis o optical properties o metal oxide or plasmonic applications. Synthesis o hybrid solar cells materials or Solar cell applications Fabrication o thin lm o nano-materials by Electro-deposition unit and Thermal vacuum

coating unit

8.2 CLEAN ENERGY AND NANO CONVERGENCE CENTRE, (CENCON)

Facilities Available Electrodeposition unit or abrication o Nanostructures , Electroplating, Potentiostatic

studies Shimadzu UV- Visible spectrophotometer or diuse refectance scattering, transmittance,

refectance, absorbance, turbidity and haze actor studies Naberthem urnace (upto 100C) with programmable stepwise heating and cooling Hind high vacuum Thermal coating unit or thin lm coating under dierent gaseous

atmospheres or Optical, Semiconductor and Microelectronic applications Photoreactor or Visible light activated Photocatalytic studies o Nanoscale

semiconductors, halogenation, degradation studies, etc. Spektron Spin Coater or abrication o Nanolms Fumehood or inert reactions Sophisticated lab with conerence room

Rotavapour

Thermal Vaccum

Coating Machine

Contact: Dean, CENCON | Email: [email protected]


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8.3 CENTRE FOR DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY STUDIES (CDTS)

The Centre or Deence Technology Studies (CDTS) was conceived by Hindustan University in early 01. The CDTSwas inaugurated in July 01 by French Ambassador His Excellency Francois Richier in the presence o the ChancellorDr. (Mrs) Elizabeth Verghese, Commodore (Retd) S. Shekhar (Joint Director), Dr. Gopalji Malviya (Dean, CDTS). TheUniversity has planned to develop the CDTS as Centre o Excellence in the University. CDTS aims to conduct academicprogrammes leading to Degree, Diploma, M.Phil and Doctoral research. The CDTS would also play a role o advisoryand consultative unit consisting o eminent personalities drawn rom Tri-services, Deence R&D, Scientists, Academiaand Industries. Expertise rom corporate world would also be solicited to enhance the teaching and training modules.The curriculum is designed to ocus on deence technology, deence management, deence studies and strategicanalysis. The training programme or various stake holders would be tailored to suit their respective requirements orenhancing the skills. The certication o on-going programme could also be considered within the Universitys norm.While deence education would be a key concept at the CDTS, the micro security issues and macro strategic concernswould dene the scope and bandwidth o the academic programmes at the Centre.

The on-going academic interactions with Craneld University (UK) would be strengthened and areas o mutual interestsin the eld o Deence education and training are being explored. Consultations are on with ew other international

organizations having the expertise in Deence technology or collaborative academic arrangements. Organizingacademic discourse by the CDTS jointly with other leading organizations is also conceived. Publication o books,monographs and occasional papers also orms the uture agenda at the CDTS. The academic programmes will belaunched shortly.

(L-R) Dr. Venkat V. S. S. Sastry, Deence Academy, Craneld University, United Kingdom; Major General Subroto Mitra, General Ofcer

Commanding (GOC) o the Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala area; Dr. Mrs. Elizabeth Verghese, Chancellor, Hindustan

University; Pro. Ian Wallace, Head o School, Craneld Deence and Security, Craneld University; Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Pro-

Chancellor, Hindustan University; Ms. Ann Marie Frank, Programme Manager (CDS & International Projects), Craneld University.

Contact: Dean, CDTS,Department o Deence Education | Email: [email protected]

Academic Partner:


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8.4 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN PHOTONICS AND LADAR RESEARCH (CEPLAR)

Centre o Excellence in Photonics and LIDAR Research (CEPLAR) has been established through a MoU signed betweenHindustan University and IISc, Bangalore with a ocus to carry out investigations on atmospheric aerosols especially,the elementary carbon or black carbon in the atmosphere. A 53.5nm operated Micro pulse LIDAR*, a seven channelAethalometer and a Dust Trak equipment (or aerosol mass concentration measurement) have been installed in theLab. Investigations carried out using these equipments are capable o providing valuable inormation or OpticalRemote Sensing, Free Space Optical Communication, Atmospheric Correction, etc.

Micro Pulse LIDAR

Aethalometer

Dust Trak Aerosol Monitor

Contact: Dean, School o Electrical Sciences | Email: [email protected]

Academic Partner:


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8.5 HINDUSTAN - SIMULATION AND ENGINEERING DESIGNFACILITY (H - SIMENDES)

The Centre will teach and research on the best practices in Product Lie Cycle Management through virtual productdesign, virtual product testing, virtual product manuacturing and virtual collaboration or product development. Also,prototypes o the product will be manuactured so that the technology, can be transerred to the Industries. This willinclude Reverse Engineering Process also.Product Liecycle Management is a continuous process that enables an enterprise to eectively and ecientlyinnovate and manage its products and related services throughout the entire business liecycle, rom initial conceptionto production, maintenance and recycling or disposal.

The simulation acility will deliver higher quality results in a timely and cost ecient manner. The simulation sotwareleverages the capacity o innovation or companies o all sizes and in all industries by delivering breakthroughproductivity design solutions powered by a highly collaborative platorm. The sotware enables the ull spectrum onext generation collaborative virtual design including systems engineering, shape design, mechanical and equipmentengineering, and company knowledge reuse.3D printers produce physical prototypes quickly, easily, and inexpensively rom computer-aided design (CAD) andother digital data.Real-Time 3D Visual Simulation techniques are used to make better decisions in a variety o creative ways that solvesunique issues and requirements in Deence, Aerospace, Avionics, Urban Planning and Air Trac Control and Trainingapplications.

H-SIMENDES

8.6 ROBOTICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS

(ROBOARTIS)

ROBOARTIS, the Centre o Excellence or Design, Robotics and Automation, aninitiative o the University has been established or promoting Industrial Automation

with Robotics. It is an interdisciplinary centre involving the Schools o ElectricalSciences, Computing Sciences and Mechanical Sciences. The main objective othe ROBOARTIS is to study and apply advanced engineering research in design orobotics, sensor/actuator development, expert systems and articial intelligence,and automation. The main aim o the Centre is to solve problems in environment,energy, natural resources, materials, transportation, inormation, medicine, and otherindustries, which are not amenable to traditional solutions within a single discipline,but rather require a multi-disciplinary systems approach to integrate technologies.PROJECTS COMPLETED Design, development and demonstration o Wall climbing Robot or inspection

o deects on the suraces o High rise buildings in inaccessible areas. Design, development and demonstration o prototype Solar powered Tapioca

Harvester SAM, an Android Humanoid was designed by EIE student Mr. Shyam Nair using

the Cascaded Computational Intelligence. SAM has 3 degrees o reedom and

is the rst o its kind in India and 14th in the World.

Humanoid Model

Contact: Dean, School o Electrical Sciences | Email: [email protected]

Contact: Dean, School o Mechanical Sciences | Email: [email protected]


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8.7 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN DATA MINING (C-DAM)

Centre o Excellence in Data Mining has been established in collaboration with Accenture, Industry partner andAU-KBC, Academic partner. The aim o the centre is to expose the students to real time projects o industry andresearch centres. The Department has already initiated eorts to jointly collaborate with them in organizing seminars

and undertake research projects together. As a part o this initiative various activities were held to emphasize thesignicance o incubating a Centre o excellence in this direction.

OBJECTIVES To pursue joint research on Data Mining Conduct workshops and guest lectures in the area o Data Mining Conduct aculty development programmes and conerences Conduct certicate programmes This centre also promotes an avenue or the research aspirants rom industry and other universities to pursue their

doctoral degree Consultancy services

INDUSTRY PARTNER: ACADEMIC PARTNER:

8.8 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE INFRA-STRUCTURE (CENSIS)

Need in todays Inra-structural design and construction lies in the dimension oecological and environmental sustainability. The proposed centre o excellence willprovide the necessary inputs or dierent types o inra-structural systems rangingrom residential to heritage structures and systems. The centre will have Material cell

Model and prototype test cell Analytical Model cell Knowledge source cell and Consultancy cell

Material cell will provide basic material characteristics at meso, micro and nanolevels. Model and prototype cell will conduct model and prototype experiments,which will guide in the development and implementation o green and sustainabletechnology in dierent disciplines.

Analytical Model cell is the core or developing, numerical testing and consultingor dierent eld problems. Knowledge source cell will provide acilities or storageo data and developmental activities. Consultancy cell oers consultancy, adviceand solution to practical problems.

Contact: Dean, School o Building Sciences | Email: [email protected]

Contact: Dean, School o Computing Sciences | Email: [email protected]


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The centre o excellence ocuses on the design and abrication o motor sports vehicles. The liestyle and passion othe Automobile Engineering Department is to develop state o the art and innovative motor sports vehicles. Motorsports are the group o competitive events which primarily involve the use o motorized vehicles, whether or racingor non-racing competition. MotoSport reers to motorcycle racing specically and includes o-road racing such asmotocross.

The department is involved in design and development o Motor Sport vehicles like BAJA SAE INDIA (All terrainvehicles), Formula IMechE, Formula SAE, Supra etc are ew o the avenues. This centre acilitates design, analysis,abrication and testing o the vehicle. All sub components like braking, suspension, steering, roll cage are analyzed onadvanced sotware and also abricated in house. Students are selected or the projects through written examinationand personal interview under the guidance o Faculty Advisors and the Head o the Department.

This work leads to blending o knowledge and practical skills or students. The students secure placements as a resulto their involvement in such competitions.

SPONSORS:

8.9 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN MOTORSPORTVEHICLE DESIGN CENTRE (MODEC)

Contact: Dean, School o Mechanical Sciences | Email: [email protected]


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8.10 CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN CULTURAL HERITAGEAND ART CONSERVATION STUDIES

The Centre o Cultural Heritage and Art Conservation Studies is committed to conserve the rich, varied heritage andcultural properties o India. This centre is set amidst the lush green campus o the University which acilitates a multidisciplinary study, research and innovation that ocuses on developing practical and eective strategies or prevention,

preservation and conservation o cultural properties.

At the Center, heritage, archeology, history, culture, anthropology and art are studied elaborately encompassed withinvarious courses. Courses on research, analyzing techniques, theoretical philosophies, approaches and methods aretaught by eminent academicians and proessionals. The institute also has cooperation with various other researchorganizations, governmental agencies and NGOs to acilitate knowledge sharing process.

The centre will also conduct and organize training sessions and capacity building exercises or students, youngproessionals, mid career proessionals to traditional cratsmen.

8.11 CENTRE OF EXCELLENECE IN CYBER SECURITY

The school o Computing Sciences has initiated a Centre o Excellence on Cyber Security. Cybersecurity is the bodyo technologies, processes and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs and data rom attack,damage or unauthorized access. In a computing context, the term security implies cybersecurity. This competencycentre on Cyber Security has been proposed to be ormed with the domain expertise rom Hindustan University,Digital Security group o Cognizant Technology Solutions, Chennai, Society or Electronic Transactions and Security(SETS), Chennai and Cyber Security Unit o Warwick Manuacturing Group (WMG). U.K. The unctions o this capabilitycentre is to Train and develop Cyber Security skills or the academic raternity Establish technology inrastructure and specialised laboratory or cyber security Consultancy and R&D projects in Cyber Security


Contact: Dean, School o Architecture | Email: [email protected]


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8.12 APPS DEVELOPMENT LAB (ILAB)

8.13 CRYSTAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (CRYCEN)

The centre ocuses to continuously upgrade the research activities and to contribute in the rontier areas o researchand technology relevant to crystal growth and characterisation.

OBJECTIVE The centre is aimed towards the development o organic and semi organic single crystals, which possess an

excellent nonlinear optical property. To grow high quality crystals that can be used in the area o sensors. To grow new crystals such as DAST, EBST, ZMTC, MMTC, Urea L - Alamine, Urea Glycine, etc. which can be used or

Electro - Optic modulation and second harmonic generation. To carry out in - vitro studies o various urinary stones, gall stones and biomaterials. To grow high quality X - Ray sensing crystals. To abricate electro - optic modulator using DAST crystal.

MAJOR RESEARCH AREAS Crystal growth by Solution method Crystal growth by Gel method Crystal growth by Bridgeman method

Contact: Dean, School o Science and Humanities | Email: [email protected]


POWERED BY: iMac

The centre ocuses on the design and development o applications or various operating systems. An app is a type osotware that allows to perorm specic tasks. Apps have become the must-have tech accessory or many people andbusinesses. However, not many people or small businesses have the know-how or means to create highly unctionaland individualized apps.

The Ilab will be designed to ll the gap between over-simplied apps and costly, proessionally-produced apps. Itpresents myriad personalization opportunities with a unique interace that guides creators through the entire processrom creation, to editing, to publication with visual and textual clues at each step. As creators build apps page by page,

each app becomes more personalized through limitless combinations o background colors and onts and the abilityto upload images and videos rom personal libraries.

The Ilab is situated in the research centre with 30 high end systems(Quad - Core Processor, high denition graphics with LED Screens andother innovative eatures).


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8.14 INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL (IEDC)

Entrepreneur, a French term, has become unanimous with innovativeness, creativity and business value creation today.By denition, it reers to one who undertakes innovations with nance and business acumen to transorm innovationsinto economically easible products.The post globalization period is dotted with so many changes in the society that the need or developing entrepreneurialskills is in demand. These skills are not only needed or successully starting and running a company, but also to workeectively and eciently in an organization where one is employed.The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC ) at the University is committed to the cause o nurturingthe creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial skills in the students. A Non-Prot Organization, in collaboration withpioneering institutions such as MSME (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Institute o India), NEN(National Entrepreneurship Network), etc, it aims at training students in steering their innovative ideas to a level oeconomic easibility and industrial viability.The IEDC o the University provides a platorm or the students and aculty members with innovative ideas or thebetterment o the society by providing them with inrastructure to transorm their ideas into products and services.Currently, various workshops, seminars, entrepreneurship talks etc, by eminent entrepreneurs are being conductedto educate the students about the need or entrepreneurship. Every year in February, the Entrepreneurship - Weekis celebrated in the University by the students with an aim to bring out and gauge their entrepreneurial talents. Also,students and aculty members are nominated to represent the University in various programs on EntrepreneurshipDevelopment.

OBJECTIVES To enhance sel-employment opportunities

To ensure Science & Technology reaches the students and motivate them to take up entrepreneurship ventures To organize Seminars, Guest Lectures, Workshops, Training programmes To collaborate with other institutions and assist entrepreneurs in setting up quality enterprises To nurture the entrepreneurial qualities To train the students in steering their innovative ideas to a level o economic easibility and industrial viability To encourage socially motivated innovative ideas by providing necessary inrastructure or converting them into

easible business propositions To conduct market surveys, to identiy local entrepreneurial opportunities and create a data bank. To assist entrepreneurs by identiying their gray areas and helping them to improve their strengths by training To work hand in hand with Hindustan Universitys proposed Innovation Factory in identiying innovative projects,

students and aculty members To start an incubation centre or Hindustan University Entrepreneurship Cell

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENT Ms. Jayashree Sridhar, Aerospace Engineering was selected or the LEAG meeting in Washington D.C. (NASA

Head Quarters)or three consecutive years in 008, 009 & 010. She also presented a paper on Lunar in SpaceResource Utilisation selected by IEEE or the International conerence on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineeringheld in Malaysia in November 010.

Best in the Non- US category in the Design competition by NASA ( 009-01) Mr. Manoj G. and Mr. BernadAdaikalaraj, Aeronautical Engineering designed a viable model o an amphibious tilt rotocrat and this design wasadjudged the best in the Non-US Category.

Mr. Kothala Jitendra Sairam was selected or a poster presentation at the 01 International Space DevelopmentConerence (ISDC) by the National Space Society, Washington D.C. He has completed 5000 work units or SETI@HOME.

Mr. John Nikhil, Mr. Arvind Sasikumar and Mr. Manish Kumar won the rst place in NASA 01 Green Aviation( Non-US Division)

SAM, an Adroid Humanoid , was designed by EIE student Mr. Shyam Nair using the Cascaded ComputationalIntelligence. SAM has 3 degrees o reedom and is the rst o its kind in India and 14th in the World.

Student Project work submitted or Patenting - A nal year project by EIE students( Vighneshwaran Gandhiram,J. Shyam Sundar, R. Arulprakasam, D. Varun) titled Solar Powered Low Cost Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor

assembly or automobiles sponsored by the TNSCST.

Contact: Dean, School o Management Sciences | Email: [email protected]


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Reversed Lateral Loading FrameLateral & Axial Loading Capacity - 0 T


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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

8.1 SPONSORED PROJECTS - COMPLETED (ABOVE Rs. 5,00,000/-)

ONGOING PROJECTS

S.No.

Name o theSchool

Title o the Project Faculty AmountSanctionedin (lakhs)

Duration FundingAgency

1 AeronauticalSciences

Aircrat Maintenance - DST-TIFAC(Centre o Excellence in AircratMaintenance)

Pro. R. Asokan 137.00 6 years DST

Architecture Documentation o HeritageBuildings in Triplicane &chintadripet

Pro. SheebaChander

.0 1 year CMDA

3 Building Sciences Characterization and Utilizationo High volume fy ash onConcrete or StructureApplication

Dr. P. S. JoannaDr. Jessy Rooby

0.50 years BRNS,DAE

4

CENCON

Centre o Excellence in CleanEnergy and Nano Convergene(CENCON)

Dr. R. Sudarkodi 100.00 5 years HITS &DonggukUniversity,Korea

5 Enhancement o photovoltaiceciency by downconversion

phosphors or underwater solarpanels towards naval applications

Dr. R. Sudarkodi 3.96 years NRB(DRDO)

S.No.

Name o theSchool

Title o the Project Faculty Duration Funding Scheme/ Agency

1

BuildingSciences

Modernized Nodal Centeror e-learning, testingand research in StructuralEngineering with computeraided laboratory.

Simulating a Modelor Energy ConsciousEnvironment with specicreerence to Housing

Pro. Jessy Rooby

Pro. J. Vijayalakshmi

Years

Years

MODROBS

TAPTEC

3

4

5

Electrical

Sciences

An Advanced Controller orPM Synchronous Machine

Sotware Synthesis

or Signal ProcessingEmbedded Applications

Solar Powered DSP basedElectric Drives

Pro. A. K. Parvathy

Dr. R. Devanathan

Dr. Anitha S. PillaiPro. Aruna RajanPro. V. Jayaraman

Years

Years

4 Years

RPS

NRB

AICTE

6

Management

Establishment oEntrepreneurship andManagement DevelopmentCenter

Pro. R. Srinivasan 3 Years EMD

7

8

9

MechanicalSciences

Development o Threewheeler to be driven byPhysically Challengedpeople

Numerical Simulations oHull Propeller Interaction oUnder Water Vehicle withMounted Propeller

Augmentation o Researchacilities or Mechatronicsand Vibration Lab

Pro. K. Kamalakannan

Dr. D. G. Roychowdhury

Pro. T. Jeyapoovan

.5 years

3 Years

5 Years

RPS

NRB

DST - FIST


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SPONSORED PROJECTS - 2013 AND BEYOND

S.No.

Name o theSchool

Title o the Project Faculty Amount inlakhs

FundingAgency

1 BuildingSciences

Reduction in Drying Shrinkage oMix Formed Foam Concrete usingShrinkage Reducing Admixtures

Dr. InduSivaranjani

0.4 DST

3CENCON

Synthesis & Characterisation oTopological Insulators or QuantumComputing

Development o Dip Coating Unit

Dr. R. Sudarkodi

Dr. K. P. ManojDr. R. Sudarkodi

30.84

.86

DST

TN Councilor S & T

4

5

6

ComputerApplication

Cognitive Recognition o Drusen inFundus Images using Ann BasedComputational Intelligence

Continuous User Authenticationusing Biometrics or Cloud BasedTelemedicine Application

Genetic Algorithm-based ImageProcessing or Accurate BiomarkerIdentication in Microarray Images

Dr. M. M. Ramya

Dr. RajeswariMukesh

Dr. M. M. Ramya

17.95

.94

17.35

DST

TN Councilor S & T

DST

7 MechanicalSciences

Study o MachinabilityCharacteristics o NanoparticlesReinorced Metal Matrix Composites.

Dr. D. Dinakaran 18.5 DST

8

9

10

11

1

13

Science &Humanities

Green Synthesis o Linoleins andNaphthiridines and their BiologicalActivity

Investigation o the CatalyticPerormance o Tungsto- phosphoric

Acid in the Reduction O FreeFatty Acids In Used Frying Oils ForBiodiesel Production

Development o CO2 Absorbant(Sodalime) meeting IS-531Standards

Design & Development o CO2Absorber / Scrubber

Study o Problems aced by theEngineering Students / Facultyin learning / teaching / applyingMathematics in Tamil Nadu andRemedial Measures

Inter College / School Maths Festival

Dr. S. SumathiDr. Rajeev

Dr. A. Anitha

Dr. P. S. Raghavan

Dr. P. S. Raghavan

Dr. A. PraveenPrakash

Dr. A. PraveenPrakash

4.7

0.9

16.38

1.9

11.43

6.1

CSIR

DST

NRB(DRDO)

LSRB(DRDO)DST

DST

6 ComputerApplication

Intelligent Systems or adaptingenhancement o images ounderwater objects

Dr. M. M.Ramya

0.01 3 years NRB(DRDO)

7 ElectricalSciences

Design and development o anEcient Free Space OpticalCommunication Link between

Earth Station and Low OrbitSatellite by collecting datausing Micro Pulse LIDAR,Aethelometer and Dusttract equipments. Centre oExcellence in Photonics &LIDAR Research (CEPLR)

Dr. S. K.SudheerDr. Sunil

Kumar

160.00 1 year DST

8 MechanicalSciences

Design and Fabrication oFormula One Car to take partat FSAE, UK

N. Prakash 4.00 1 year Bosch, MRF,RICARDOSotware

cont.


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8.2 CONSULTANCY PROJECTS

S.No.

Company Project Title Consultant (Faculty)

1

BWIR, Chennai

Alternative Material or BasePlate o Milk Filling Machine

Design & Testing o CentriugalPump

Dr. D. G. RoychowdhuryDean (Research)School o Mechanical Sciences

Dr. D. G. Roychowdhury, Dean (Research)B. Prabhakaran, Asst. ProSchool o Mechanical Sciences

3 Goodrich AerospacePvt. Ltd., Bangalore

Automation o Machine orFabrication o EmergencyEvacuation Chutes

Dr. D. G. Roychowdhury, Dean (Research)Dr. Dinakaran, Assoc. Pro.School o Mechanical Sciences

4 Orchid Chemicals,Chennai

Failure Analysis o Centriuge Dr. D. G. RoychowdhuryDean (Research)School o Mechanical Sciences

5

6

7

RANE TRW, Chennai

Vibration Testing o OilReservoir

Electrically Driven HydraulicPower Steering System

CFD analysis o Vane Pump

Dr. Dinakaran, Assoc. Pro.Mr. Balachandar Asst. Pro.School o Mechanical Sciences



8 Super Auto Forge,Chennai

Assessment o Suitability oInrastructure Facilities toOperate as an Industry

Dr. D. G. Roychowdhury, Dean (Research)Dr. Dinakaran, Assoc. Pro.School o Mechanical Sciences

9 Universal Radiators,Coimbatore

Design o Compact HeatExchanger

Pro. G. Ravikumar SolomonMr. B. Prabhakaran, Asst. ProSchool o Mechanical Sciences


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8.3 INHOUSE PROJECTS

S.No.

Name o the School Title o the Project AmountSanctioned in(lakhs)

13

456

7

8

Aeronautical Sciences

Innovation in Flight Training using Simulator Structural design and abrication o VTOL Design ,Fabrication and analysis o electrical Drive or Rolls

Royce Engine Modication o mounting or Rolls Royce Avon Engine Reconditioning o HARWARD AIRCRAFT Design and abrication o Free jet and Wall jet with multiple

water column Manometer Design and Fabrication o Aircrat using Maruthi 800 car

engine Design o 160 seater transport aircrat. (Sprit Global Design

challenge 011-1, 01-13 USA)

50.00.751.0

1.01.01.5

4.0

5.0

9

1011

Building Sciences Technological Innovations o Agro Based Products in

Industry / Construction

Sustainable Model or City Development Behaviour o RC Columns Wrapped with Rubber Latex

.5

7.57

1131415

1617

18190

Computing Sciences

Tele Presence and Tele Research Dialoguing Tool Conservation o Energy (Green Computing) HRD Perormance Appraisal System Designing Segmentation Algorithm using Neural Network

and Fractal Set Part o Speech Machine translation ( NLP ) Design and Fabrication o a Low Cost Solar Agricultural

Dryer Open Source Centre o Excellence Open Health Centre or Eective Inormation Environment Library Management System

4.51.01.3

3.00.4

9.1817.891.0

1

3

Electrical Sciences

Alcohol Sensor in Virtual Cabin

Wall Walker Robot Development o Sun Tracking Solar Panel with Refector

1.0

.0.0

45678930

Mechanical Sciences

Design and Development o a Solar Water Distiller Design and Development o a Five Axis Robot Automated Obstacle Recognition System in Automobiles Design and Development o Floor Cleaning Robot Design and Development o Water Purier Design and Development o Motor Sport Vehicle Design and Development o Turbo Charged Petrol Engine

Sports Car (N-STEIN) FSAE, SUPRA,BAJA

0.80.50.50.750.54.05.5

Total 179.07


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8.4 PATENT RIGHTS

S.No.

Name o theSchool

Name o the Investigator Name o the Invention Application No.

1

3

AeronauticalSciences

Mr. D. Balaji,

Asst. Proessor

Turbo Ramjet Engine

Drawn out Propeller Engine

Bypass Air Mechanism orHybrid Engine

160/CHE/011

886/CHE/011

366/CHE/01

4

5ChemicalEngineering

Dr. P. S. Ragavan,Proessor

Ms. S. Induja,Asst. Pro.Dr. P. S. Raghavan,Proessor

A Process or preparation oRadio - Opaque glass ller orDental Restorative Application

Sintered Calcium Phosphateas catalyst-support

478/CHE/010

303/CHE/01

6

7

8

9

10

11

ComputingSciences

Mr. Ashok Verghese,DirectorMr. T. Sudalai Muthu,Asst. ProessorDr. M. Robert Masilamani,Dean

Mr. Ashok Verghese,DirectorMr. D. John AravindharAsst. Proessor

Mr. T. Sudalai Muthu,Asst. Proessor

Mr. Ashok Verghese,DirectorMr. T. Sudalai Muthu,Asst. ProessorMr. G. Muthukumaran,Asst. Proessor

Mr. Ashok Verghese,DirectorMrs. S. Sathyalakshmi,ProessorMr. M. SambathAsst. Proessor

Mr. Frank Winston JesudasAssociate Proessor

A Method and A Prior WarningMixed Mode CommunicationSystem or the NaturalCalamities

PC ERGO

A Novel Counting Device orDomestic Cookers Suitable orHearing Impaired (CODEPEC)

Solar Powered TapiocaHarvester (SOPOTAHA)

Bumper to BumperVehicle Monitoring System(BBVeMOS)

Raising the eciency o theIndian armer by switchingin rom crops to Electricitygeneration project

447/CHE/011

80/CHE/01

047/CHE/01

3014/CHE/01

380/CHE/01

Copyright:63461731384390650/01

1

13ElectricalSciences

Mr. Aby K. ThomasProessor

Mr. G. MuthukumaranAsst. Proessor

Sensors or Alcohol detectionor drivers

Improved Solar Powered LowCost Tyre Pressure SensingAssembly with Biurcation orAutomobiles

581/CHE/009

3065/CHE/01


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26

71

128

171

200

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

HINDUSTAN JOURNAL

The university has a vast repository o literatures and proceedings including Research Thesis, Published Papers, Patentsand Journal Publications.

The university publishes a reerred multidisciplinary journal comprising o multi-disciplinary research paper titledHindustan Journal. The advisory panel o the journal includes national and international experts. The highlight othis journal is that the contributors o research papers not only rom our own institutions but also rom various otherreputed national and international institutions and organisations. The journal has also been a platorm or internationalintellectuals and researchers to discuss their results. Also, the journal has included reports on signicant projectscarried out by students. In order to serve the research community, a list o upcoming academic conerences in dierentelds is included in each issue.

RESEARCH SCHOLARS IN OUR UNIVERSITY(M.S, M.Phil & Ph.D)

Academic Year

008 009 010 011 01

No.ofResearch

Scho

lars

00

150

100

50

0


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PUBLICATIONS

1. JOURNAL AND CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS

Description Input Scopus WOS IEEE Google Scholar Total

No. o Journal Publications 441 131 35 0 36 49

No. o Conerence Publications 756 53 0 55 8 785

Total No o Publications 1197 184 35 55 318 177

1.1 JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS ACROSS DATABASES

Description Input Scopus WOS Google Scholar Total

No. o Journal Publications 441 131 35 36 49

No. o Journals 71 86 6 163 98

1.2 CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS ACROSS DATABASES

Description Input Scopus IEEE Google Scholar Total

No. o Conerence Publications 756 53 55 8 785

No o Conerences 455 40 40 64 470

1.3 PUBLICATIONS ACROSS YEARS

85

40

45

156

7

84

197

98

99

379

105

74

460

177

83

0 15 50 375 500

Total Journal Conference

008

009

010

011

01

Total No. of Publications 2008 - 2012 = 1277


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1.4 JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS VS DATABASES

1.5 CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS VS DATABASES

1.6 JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS BY DEPARTMENTS 1.7 CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS BY DEPARTMENTS


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Dr. K. C. G. RESEARCH AND RESOURCE CENTRE

The library is the ocal point o a proessional University.The resource centre is well equipped with many technicalbooks and Indian and Foreign journals and periodicals.Interesting collection o fight reading materials areavailable. The ollowing acilities are available as well.

LIST OF ONLINE-DATABASES

1. Scopus

Scopus is the worlds largest abstract and citationdatabase o peer-reviewed literature with smart toolsthat track, analyze and visualize research. Easy to use andcomprehensive, Scopus is designed to quickly nd theinormation researchers need. It contains 0,500 titlesrom 5,000 publishers worldwide, 49 million records, 78%with abstracts and 5.3 million conerence papers.

2. Science Direct

Science Direct is a leading ull-text scientic databaseoering journal articles and book chapters or morethan ,500 peer-reviewed journals and more than 11,000books. There are currently more than 9.5 million articles/chapters, a content base that is growing at a rate o almost0.5 million additions per year.

3. SpringerLink

Springer Link is one o the worlds leading interactivedatabases or high-quality STM journals, book series,books, reerence works and the Online Archives Collection.Springer Link is a powerul central access point orresearchers and scientists.

4. AIAA e-Library

AIAA is devoted to the applied science and engineering oaerospace computing, inormation, and communication.Original archival research papers are sought whichinclude signicant scientic and technical knowledge andconcepts.

5. IEEE/IEE (IEL Journals)

The most comprehensive package rom IEEE, with accessto all IEEE/IET journals, conerence proceedings andactive standards. Access a third o the worlds currentliterature in electrical engineering, computer scienceand related technologies, eaturing high-quality contentrom the IEEE and the Institution o Engineering andTechnology (IET).

Dr. K. C. G. Research and Resource Centre received the award or Excellence in Built Environment 011-01 presentedby the Indian Buildings Congress. The commendation certicate was presented by the Honourable Union Minister oState or Urban Development Smt. Deepa Dashunshi to our architects in a grand ceremony conducted in January 013

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6. Emerald Insight

Integrated access to journals, reviews and user-centric support resources. Management ull textarticles - an extending collection o 85,000 ull textarticles rom 175 peer-reviewed journals published byEmerald. Management Reviews - 300 o the worlds

best management and business journals taken romEmerald Management Reviews (these are selected by anindependent accreditation board o industry experts).

7. ASCE Online Research Library

The ASCE Research Library is a comprehensive onlinetool or locating articles o interest across all disciplineso civil engineering. The Research Library provides youwith unprecedented access to more than 73,000 ull-textpapers rom ASCE Journals and Proceedings published- thats over 630,000 pages! Approximately 4,000 newpapers will be added each year.

8. ASME Digital Library

Founded in 1880 as the American Society o MechanicalEngineers, ASME is the premier proessional membershiporganization or more than 17,000 mechanical engineersand associated members worldwide. ASME also conductsone o the worlds largest technical publishing operationsin the world, oering thousands o titles including someo the proessions most prestigious journals, conerenceproceedings, and ASME Press books.

9. Access Engineering Library

Access Engineering is a redesign o the premier onlineengineering resource, ormerly known as McGraw-Hills Digital Engineering Library. The new-user ocused

design enhances this dynamic online resource o world-renowned engineering content, and will support all levelso scientic and technical research in the corporate,industrial, government and academic sectors.

10. Proquest

Proquest is a massive inormation pool, built throughpartnership with content creators, is navigated throughtechnological innovations that enable users to quicklynd just the right inormation. Proquests amily o brandsprovides electronic and micro orm inormation productsand services to academic, school, public, corporate, andgovernment libraries around the world.

11. J-Gate

J-Gate provides seamless access to millions o journalarticles available online oered by 8,750+Publishers.Presently it has a massive database o journal literature,indexed rom 6,830+ e-journals with links to ull text atpublisher sites. J-Gate Engineering & Technology (JET)is a subset o J-Gate and indexed e-journals in the eldso Electronics, Electrical, Civil, Inormation Technology,Computer Science etc. Journal Coverage: 4700 Indexed,1700 ree ull text.

12. Cengage Learning

Cengage Learning is a world leader in e-research

and educational publishing or libraries, schools andbusinesses. Best known or its accurate and authoritativereerence content as well as its intelligent organization oull-text magazine and newspaper articles, the companycreates and maintains more than 600 databases that arepublished online, in print, as e-books and in microorm.

13. EBSCO

Hospitality & Tourism Complete covers scholarly researchand industry news relating to all areas o hospitality andtourism. This collection contains more than 88,000records, with coverage dating as ar back as 1965. Thereis ull text or more than 490 publications, includingperiodicals, company & country reports, and books.

14. ASTM

ASTM Digital Library providing you instant access tothe digital edition o nearly every ASTM Internationalbook and paper spanning 140+industries and 100+years.World renowned or its technical expertise and market

relevance, ASTM is one o the most comprehensiveand authoritative resource available with 1000+Books,30,000+Papers and 430,000+Pages o inormation.

15. NPTEL Courses

The main objective o NPTEL program is to enhancethe quality o engineering education in the country bydeveloping curriculum based video and web courses.

16. Open Access E-Journals & E-Books

Directory o Open Access Journals covers ree, ull text,quality controlled scientic and scholarly journals. Weaim to cover all subjects and languages. There are now

5146 journals in the directory. Currently 131 journals aresearchable at article level. As o today 415064 articlesare included in the DOAJ service.

17. Taylor & Francis Journals

The Taylor & Francis Group publishes more than 1,500journals. Hindustan University subscribes ew journals onArchitecture and Management.

INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORYCentral Library has set up an open archive o institutionalpublication including Video and Audio Lectures, FacultyPublications, Conerence Papers, Scholarly Articles,Technical Reports, Question Papers, Project Reportsusing Open Source Sotware.

DIGITAL LABComputer Labs or accessing online journals, CDs, etc.

CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENTArchitecture marvel, Air Conditioned and modernin structure, Ample reading space and multi storeybuildings.


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TRAINING PROGRAMMES

GENERIC TRAINING FOR RESEARCHERS

Generic (or transerable) skills are those which the researchers should develop over the course o their study (i.e. careermanagement, problem solving, teamwork and leadership) in addition to their research skills which will enhance their

employability whether in or out o academia. A research degree is the beginning o a career with a research viewpointand with new thinking and analytical skills. Future opportunities will require people not only with high level researchskills but also who are good managers, decision makers, thinkers and communicators.

The training programme is a series o events designed to support all researchers by introducing a variety o researchskills and techniques that will help them to progress successully through the research degree studies and also equipthe researcher or a uture career. The various sessions are designed so as to bring together researchers rom varieddisciplines, to oster discussion and to develop research and transerable skills associated with the processes oeective career management.

The training program aims to enhance the eectiveness o the researchers by building their understanding, skillsand condence in communication, planning and time management, leadership and assertiveness. A good literaturereview expands upon the reasons behind selecting a particular research question. The program includes inormationon strategies or carrying out literature review, structure and positioning o the literature review chapter and the skillsinvolved in the whole process. Methods o mitigating the risks are explored within the policy and legal ramework

governing the health and saety aspects o research conducted at the university. Scientic writing standards requiredor the researchers are dealt with. The intricacies o setting out and deending a thesis are discussed and guidancegiven on titles, structure and style. Focus is also on the understanding o the viva examination, the role o supervisor andthe condence in acing viva-voce. It is important that researchers develop an understanding o how to communicateresearch to various types o media. An open orum style session in which senior colleagues rom dierent disciplinesdiscuss on publishing in journals, conerences and dealing with the media.

At the end o the generic training component o the programme the researchers would be able to demonstrate original,independent and critical thinking, apply eective project management through the setting o research goals, setrealistic and achievable career goals, identiy and develop ways to improve employability and appreciate the need orand show commitment to continued proessional development .

SEMINAR TOPICS:

How to be an Eective Researcher Role o Literature Review Research Methodology Health and saety in research Importance o Planning Research oriented writing skills Statistical Analysis or Researchers Ethics in Research ENDNOTE and Scientometric Analysis Editing a Ph.D Thesis using LaTEX To prepare a Research Degree Submission Viva and process o Research Degree Examination Publicising your research


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RESEARCH EXPERTISE

S.No.

Name o theSchool

Name Qualifcation Area o Research University / Institution

1


Dr. T. S.Krishnamurthy M.E, Ph.D Aerospace Engineering Indian Instituteo Science,Bangalore

Dr. A. JosephStanley

M.E, Ph.D. Applied Mechanics Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

3 Dr. K.Ramajeyathilagam

M.Tech, Ph.D Ocean Engineering Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

4

Architecture

Dr. Ravi KumarBhargava

M.Arch, Ph.D. Climatic Design VisvesvarayaNational Instituteo Technology,

Nagpur

5 Dr. Aby Sam M.E, Ph.D, MIE Construction Management Birla Institute oTechnology &Science, Pilani,Rajasthan

6

Building Sciences

Dr. V. Subbiah M.Sc (Engg.),Ph.D

Air Pollution Management HindustanUniversity,Tamil Nadu

7 Dr. R. AngelinePrabhavathy

M.E, Ph.D. Cold Formed Steel andConcrete Structures

Anna University,Tamil Nadu

8 Dr. A. Rajaraman M.Tech, Ph.D. Concrete Composites Indian Institute

o Science,Bangalore

9 Dr. L. N.Ramamurthy

M.S, M.Tech, Ph.D. Concrete Structures Indian Instituteo Technology,Kharagpur

10 Dr. G. Indu SivaRanjani

M.E, Ph.D. Constructional Materialsand Management

Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

11 Dr. V. Paramasivam M.Tech, Ph.D. Finite Element Analysis Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

1 Dr. Pratheeba Paul M.E, Ph.D. Irrigation & waterManagement


13 Dr. S. Ramachandran M.Sc, Ph.D.

Ph.D. (US)

Marine Science

Oceanography

AnnamalaiUniversity,Tamil Nadu.University oMiami, Florida,USA

14 Dr. Jessy Rooby M.E, Ph.D. Retrositting o Columns Anna University,Tamil Nadu

15 Dr. P. S. Joanna M.E, Ph.D. Structural Dynamics andSteel Structures


16 CENCON (R & D) Dr. SudarkodiRaman

M.Sc, Ph.D. Solid State Physics -Luminescence

PondicherryUniversity

RESEARCH SUPERVISORS (INTERNAL)


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S.No.

Name o the School Name Qualifcation Area o Research University / Institution

17

ComputingSciences

Dr. K. Sarukesi M.Sc (Engg.),

Ph.D

Computer application,

Technologicalinormation system,computer simulation,manuacturing systems,expert systemsand knowledgemanagement

University o

Warwick,U.K

18 Dr. S. Nagarajan M.E, Ph.D. Computer Algorithm AlagappaUniversity,Tamil Nadu

19 Dr. K. Ramesh Kumar M.Sc, Ph.D. Data Mining AlagappaUniversity,Tamil Nadu

0 Dr. Anitha S. Pillai M.C.A, Ph.D. Data Mining & NaturalLanguage Processing University oMadras,Tamil Nadu

1 Dr. A. George M.Sc, Ph.D. Graph Theory Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

Dr. M. M. Ramya M.C.A, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Image Processing Madurai KamarajUniveristy,Tamil Nadu

3 Dr. E. R. Naganathan M.Sc, M.Tech,Ph.D.

Inormation Security,Algorithm, Data Mining& Image Processing

AlagappaUniversity,Tamil Nadu

4 Dr. Rajeswari Mukesh M.E, Ph.D. Network Security,Bio-metrics

Jawaharlal NehruTechnologicalUniversity,Hyderabad

5 Dr. A. Udayakumar M.Sc, M.Phil,M.C.A, Ph.D.

Operations Research Anna University,Tamil Nadu

6

Electrical Sciences

Dr. UppuRamachandriah

M.Tech, Ph.D. Adaptive SignalProcessing


7 Dr. DevanathanRajagopalan

M.E, M.Sc(Engg.), Ph.D.

Circuit & Systems Queen'sUniversityCanada

8 Dr. P. M. RubeshAnand

M.Tech, Ph.D. CommunicationSystems

SRM University,Tamil Nadu

9 Dr. VanajaShivakumar

M.E, Ph.D. Digital Electronics KuvempuUniversity,Karnataka

30 Dr. K. J. Wilson M.Sc, Ph.D. ElectronicInstrumentation

Cochin Universityo Science andTechnology,Kerala

31 Dr. M. J. S. Rangachar M.Sc, Ph.D. Electronics Engineering Indian Instituteo Science,Bangalore

3 Dr. A. K. Parvathy M.Tech, Ph.D. Non linear control opermanent magnet

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S.No.

Name o theSchool

Name Qualifcation Area o Research University / Institution

33

Library Sciences

Dr. I. Sasireka M.L.I.S, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Library & InormationScience


34 Dr. K. Nithyanandam M.Sc, Ph.D. Library Sciences University oMadras, Tamil Nadu

35

ManagementStudies

Dr. Pon. Ramalingam M.Com, M.B.A,M.Phil, Ph.D.

Advertisement &Corporate Secretaryship

AlagappaUniversity,Tamil Nadu

36 Dr. PadmanabaSivakumar

M.B.A, Ph.D. Behavioural study onhospital consumers

University oMadras, Tamil Nadu

37 Dr. Gopalji Malviya M.A, Ph.D Chinese strategic threatto India's security


38 Dr. V. Srinivasakumar M.Com, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Commerce, Finance &Accounting

BharathidasanUniversity,Tamil Nadu

39 Dr. Ravi Varman M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Deence StrategicStudies


40 Dr. S. MathuramSelvaraja

M.A, Ph.D. Economics University oMadras, Tamil Nadu

41 Dr. RamaKrishnasayee

M.A, M.S, Ph.D. English Literature /Psycho Therapy


4 Dr. M. K. BadriNarayanan

M.B.A, Ph.D. Finance and Systems Gandhigram RuralUniversity,Tamil Nadu

43 Dr. John Morais M.Com, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Finance Management University oMadras, Tamil Nadu

44 Dr. Yamuna Krishna M.B.A, M.Com,Ph.D.

Management Finance Osmania University,Kerala

45

MechanicalSciences

Dr. A. Anitha M.Tech, Ph.D. Alternate Fuels SathyabamaUniversity

Tamil Nadu46 Dr. P. Vijayabalan M.E, Ph.D. Alternative uels or DI

Diesel EnginesAnna University,Tamil Nadu

47 Dr. M. Subramanian M.E, Ph.D. Alternative uels orDiesel Engines


48 Dr. T. S. Ravikumar M.E, Ph.D. Alternative rerigerantsor automobile airconditioning systems


49 Dr. D. G RoyChowdhury

M.E, Ph.D. Computational FluidDynamics & Heattranser


50 Dr. D. Dinakaran M.E, Ph.D. Condition Monitoring

o machine tools &Mechatronics

Anna University,

Tamil Nadu

51 Dr. Micha Premkumar M.Tech, Ph.D. Energy Technology Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

5 Dr. D.G. HarrishSamuel

M.Sc, M.S, Ph.D. MetallurgicalEngineering


53 Dr. G. Ilavazhagan M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Neuroscience BharthiarUniversity,Tamil Nadu

54 Dr. Dalia Vishnudasan M.Sc, Ph.D. Plant Microbiology Delhi University,Delhi


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S.No.

Name o the School Name Qualifcation Area o Research University / Institution

55

Mechanical Sciences

Dr. V. Ravikumar M.Sc, M.S, Ph.D. Polymer Composites University oConnecticutU.S

56 Dr. Hyacinth J.

Kennady

M.E, Ph.D. Solar applications in

Agriculture

Bharathidasan

UniversityTamil Nadu

57 Physical Education Dr. B. SelvaMuthukrishnan

M.P.Ed, M.Phil,Ph.D

Sports Training AlagappaUniversity,Tamil Nadu

58

Science &Humanities(Chemistry)

Dr. P. S. Raghavan M.Sc, Ph.D. Catalysis & InorganicMaterials

University oPune

59 Dr. J. Manonmani M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Coordination Chemistry University oMadras, TamilNadu

60 Dr. Jayalatha M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Polymer Chemistry Anna University,Tamil Nadu

61 Dr. S. Sumathi M.Sc, Ph.D. Synthetic OrganicChemistry Indian Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

6 Dr. P. V. Rajeev M.Sc, Ph.D Synthetic OrganicChemistry

BharathiarUniversityTamil Nadu

63

Languages

Dr. Varghese Dolly M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D. English Language &Literature

Calicut UniversityKerala

64 Dr. C. Indira M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D. English Language &Teaching

National Instituteo Technology,Tamil Nadu

65 Dr. N. Rajasekaran

Nair

M.A, Ph.D. Linguistics Annamalai


66

Mathematics

Dr. M. L. Suresh M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Articial Neuro Network SathyabamaUniversityTamil Nadu

67 Dr. V. Kalaiselvi M.Sc, Ph.D. Dierential and FuzzyVolterra IntegralEquations

Periyar UniversityTamil Nadu

68 Dr. A. PraveenPrakash

M.Sc, M.Phil, M.A,M.Ed, Ph.D.

Fuzzy Logic University oMadrasTamil Nadu

69 Dr. A. P.Santhakumaran

M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Graph Theory ManonmaniamSundaranar


70

Physics

Dr. V. Parthasarathy M.Sc, Ph.D. Material Science,Polymer Physics

Madurai KamarajUniveristyTamil Nadu

71 Dr. P. K. Manoj M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D Material Science, ThinFilms

University oKerala

7 Dr. Suja Abraham M.Sc, Ph.D. Spectroscopy Govind BallabhPant University,Uttar Pradesh

73 Dr. P. Mani M.Sc, M.Phil,Ph.D.

Spectroscopy &Material Science

PondicherryUniversity


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S.No.

Name Designation Institute/ Organisation Area o Research

1 Dr. GnanapathySubramanian

Proessor QSRC, Dongguk UniversityKorea

Quantum NanoTechnology

Dr. K. R. Thooyavan Proessor (Emeritus) MEASI Academy o Arch., Chennai Architecture

3 Dr. P. K. Hariharan Proessor MEASI Academy o Architecture Architecture

4 Dr. Mariappan Chairman SLAC, TNPCB Building Science

5 Dr. W. B. Vasantha Proessor IIT (Madras), Chennai Mathematics

6 Dr. Bharghav S.Ramachandra

Deputy Director andProessor

Mysore University, Karnataka Management Studies

7 Dr. Krishnamurthi Proessor Trichy Engineering College Electronics andComputer Science

8 Dr. S. K. Srivatsa Proessor St. Joseph College o Engineering CommunicationEngineering

9 Dr. S. Sathish Kumar Proessor St. Joseph College o Engineering Mechanical Sciences

10 Dr. H. Ranganathan Head Sakthi Mariamman EngineeringCollege

CommunicationEngineering

11 Dr. Victor Devodoss Proessor Loyola college Mathematics

1 Dr. Sumathi Boopal Proesor & Head

K.C.G College o Technology,Chennai

CommunicationEngineering

13 Dr. K. Ramanathan Proessor Mathematics

14 Dr. V. Ranganathan Dean (ElectricalScience)

Inormation andCommunicationEngineering

15 Dr. T. Rengaraja Principal Civil

16 Dr. J. Pattabiraman Proessor Mechanical

17 Dr. Z. Edward Kennedy Proessor & Head Mechanical

18 Dr. Subbaraya Mohan Proessor Mechanical

19 Dr. G. Rajaram Proessor Mechanical

0 Dr. G. Kumarasamy Proessor & Head Mechanical

1 Dr. P. A. Balakrishnan Dean (Academic &Research) & Proessor

Electrical & Electronics

Dr. C. Vaithilingam Proessor & Head Electrical & Electronics

3 Dr. Sumathi Poobal Vice Principal (Acad)& Proessor

Electronics &Communication

4 Dr. V. Ranganathan Proessor VLSI Design

5 Dr. V. Vidya Devi Proessor CommunicationSystems

6 Dr. M. Sivabalakrishnan Proessor Computer Science &Engineering

7 Dr. Dipti P. Sahu Associate Proessor &Head

Computer Science &Engineering

8 Dr. M. Nagarathinam Dean & Proessor AeronauticalEngineering

9 Dr. K. Ramanathan Proessor Master o ComputerApplications

30 Dr. A. Kulasekaran Proessor Chemistry / Science &Humanities

31 Dr. Ann Jasmine Jose Assistant Proessor Chemistry / Science &Humanities

RESEARCH SUPERVISORS (EXTERNAL)


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S.No.

Name Designation Institute/ Organisation Area o Research

3 Dr. R. Amrutha Associate Proessor

KCG College o Technology

Physics / Science & Humanities

33 Dr. Albert P. Rayan Associate Proessor English / Science & Humanities

34 Dr. Anita Manuel Associate Proessor English / Science & Humanities

35 Dr. G. Srikanth Principal

National Institute oManagement Studies

Civil

36 Dr. Subbramanian Proessor Mechanical

37 Dr. Nirmala Kumari Proessor & Head Mechanical

38 Dr. Saravanan Proessor Mechanical


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S.No.

Name o the School Name Designation Area o Research Name o theUniversity

1


Pro. R. SanthanaKrishnan

Proessor Composite Materials Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

Pro. R. Asokan Proessor Composite Materials Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

3 Mr. P. Manivannan AssociateProessor

Propulsion Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

4

ComputingSciences

Mr. P. Rabindra KumarSingh

AssistantProessor (SG)

Data Mining Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

5 Pro. S. Sathyalakshmi Proessor Grid Computing Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

6 Ms. R. Krishnaveni AssociateProessor

Network Security Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

7

Electrical Sciences

Mr. D. V. V. Ch. Mouli AssistantProessor (SG)

Power System andControl

Jawarlal NehruTechnologicalUniversity,Hyderabad,Andhra Pradesh

8 Mr. Himanshu Shekhar AssistantProessor (SG)

Sotware DenedRadio

B. R. AmbedkarBihar University

9 Pro. Aby K. Thomas AssistantProessor (SG)

WirelessCommunication

SathyabamaUniversityTamil Nadu

10

ManagementStudies

Mr. Baby Thomas AssistantProessor (SG)

Internal marketingpractices and Brandpromise delivery

Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

11 Mr. Syed Siraz AssistantProessor

Knowledgemanagement inAirlines

AcharyaNagarjunaUniversityAndhra Pradesh

1 Mr. R.Sathyanarayanan

Deputy Director Management Indian Instituteo Technology,Chennai

13 Ms. Sree Devi TeachingResearchAssociate

Perormancemanagement andOrganizationalPerormance

BharathiarUniversityTamil Nadu

14 Ms. Catherine JulieAarthy

AssistantProessor (SG)

Process Developmentand Quality Evaluation

SRM UniversityTamil Nadu

15

MechanicalSciences

Mr. V. Hariram AssistantProessor (SG) Alternate Fuels Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

16 Mr. P. Baskar AssociateProessor

Hybrid Power Plant Vellore Institute oTechnologyTamil Nadu

17 Mr. K. Kamalakkannan AssistantProessor (SG)

Semi activeSuspension System


18 Pro. G. RavikumarSolomon

Proessor Thermal EnergyStorage Systems


FACULTY PURSUING RESEARCH IN OTHER UNIVERSITIES


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S.No.

School Name Designation Area o Research Name o theUniversity

19

Science andHumanities

Mr. K. Loganathan AssistantProessor

American Literature SRM UniversityTamil Nadu

0 Ms. M. Chandrakala AssistantProessor (SG)

Corrosion Control Vellure Instituteo Technology,ChennaiTamil Nadu

1 Ms. D. Priyadarshani AssistantProessor (SG)

Dierential Equations Anna UniversityTamil Nadu

Ms. S. Savitha AssistantProessor (SG)

Post ColonialLiterature

Madurai KamarajUniversityTamil Nadu


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RESEARCH AREAS

AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES

Aerodynamics and Aerospace Propulsion Aerospace Structure & Composite Material Aircrat Maintenance Aircrat Structure Composite Materials and Structures Experimental Stress Analysis Propulsion and Combustion Aerodynamics Structural Mechanics

ARCHITECTURE

Architecture and the Urban Landscape, Architecture Theory and Culture Constrcution Methods and Procedures Design Build Delivery Systems Ecology, Context and Materials Landscape and Environment

BUILDING SCIENCES

CIVIL ENGINEERING Computer Aided Analysis and Design. Experimental and Theoretical Study o Reinorced

Concrete Finite Element Analysis o Linear and Non-Linear

Structural Systems

Prestressed Concrete, Thin Walled Members,Advanced Fibre Composite Members, StructuralDynamics, Earthquake Resistant Design and Retroto Reinorced Concrete Structures

Structural Optimization Sustainability issue in Inra-structure Projects

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Industrial Waste Water Treatment Water and Air Quality Modeling / Solid Waste

Management

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING Building Technology Construction Engineering

Energy Eciency GIS Geosynthetics Reinorced Earth Remote Sensing Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering Pile

Foundations Soil Stabilization Stone Columns Strength and Deormation Behaviour o Soils Expansive

Soils


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COMPUTING SCIENCES

Data Mining Data Warehousing Knowledge management Language Processing Sotware Architecture Sotware Engineering Sotware Project Management

ELECTRICAL SCIENCES

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS Communication Systems Electromagnetic Intererence and Compatibility Image Processing Micro Electronics Power Communication Drives Power Electronics, High Perormance Sensor Networks

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION Embedded Systems Filter Design Image Processing Optical Networks Signal Processing VLSI

ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION Bio-Medical Instrumenation Control Systems

MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Aviation ManagementCross Cultural ManagementCustomer RelationshipE-Commerce ManagementFinancial ManagementHealth Care / Hospitality ManagementInternational BusinessManagement o Merchant Banking & Financial Online Marketing

Mass CommunicationMutual FundsOperation ManagementQuality ManagementRetail Marketing ManagementRisk ManagementRural MarketingStock Market Logistics Management


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Strategic Marketing Management Supply Chain Management Training & Development Warehousing Sales Management

MECHANICAL SCIENCES

AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING Aerodynamic Behaviour o Automobile Alternate Fuels Flow and Combustion Analysis in Internal Combustion

Engines

Particulate Matter Settlement- Analysis o CycloneSeparator

Vibration Analysis o vehicles

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Applied catalysis Bioprocessing Environmental Science Hazardous waste Nanotechnology Plant cell culture

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Computer Integrated Manuacturing Condition Monitoring Cooling o Turbine Blades Finite Element Analysis Flow Over Submerged Bodies like Vehicles Machine Elements Design Mechatronics Metal-Matrix Composites Nuclear Heat Transer and Saety Analysis Product Design and Development Rerigeration & Air-Conditioning Thermal Analysis o Electronic Cooling System Thermal Energy Converters

SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

LANGUAGE American Literature Australian Aboriginal Literature Canadian Native Literature Contemporary Indian Theatre Eco-Feminism Elizabethean Theatre English Language Teaching (ELT) Modern Indian History (History o Science, Religion

and Modern Science)


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Partition Literature Post Colonial Literature Post Modern Literature Recent Critical Theories

CHEMISTRY

Chemical Method o Preparation o Nano Materials Gas phase High Pressure Reactions or Industrial

Applications Organic Photo Chemistry Reactions by Acidic Molecular Sieve

Reactions rom Absorbed State, Chemical Structure andReactivity

MATHEMATICS Algebra Applied Mathematics Complex Analysis Control Theory (ODE) Discrete Mathematics Functional Analysis Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Metric Spaces Sampling Graph Theory Graph Theory Number Theory Number Theory Operations Research Partial Dierential Equations Real Analysis Statistics Stochastic Process

PHYSICS Dielectric Studies Holography Laser And Non-linear Crystal Growth Laser Physics Material Science Materials or Photonics Nanomaterials Application Fibre Optics Non-Destructive Testing Optimal Material Opto Electrics Smart Materials Ultrasonics Vibrational Spectroscopy


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ADMISSIONS

14.1 Selection Procedure Eligible candidates possessing the minimum educational qualications as given in section 14.6 will be called or an

interview and / or test by the Dean PG Research Oce. No TA will be paid or attending interview/tests. However,applicants rom oreign nationals may be considered without an interview or test.

Based on the academic records and perormance in the interview/test, the selection Committee will recommendto the Dean (Research), the names o the candidates ound suitable or admission to the programme. Admissionoer will be issued by the Admission Oce.

14.2 Fees and Deposits or Ph.D., M.S. (By Research) and M.Phil. Programmes* The ee structure is same or Ph.D., M.S. (By Research) and M. Phil. Programmes or ull time and part time students.

Note:

Please check with the website o the University or the existing ee structure.

I the course period extended more than 3 yrs, the scholar has to pay the yearly ees as applicable.

Category 1: Engineering and Management

Category 2: Science and Humanities

14.3 Documents to be submitted along with the application orm An application ee o Rs. 500/- and registration ee o Rs. 500 (Rupees ve hundred only) by a DD drawn in avour

o Hindustan Institute o Technology and Science in a nationalized bank payable in Chennai must be sent alongwith the application without which the application shall not be considered.

Copies o all Mark Sheets / Grade Cards o degree certicates (UG and PG) towards proo o qualications( Originals should not be sent)

14.4 Address to which the application orm is to be sentCompleted applications should be handed over in person or sent by post to:Deputy Director AdmissionsHindustan UniversityNo. 40, GST Road, ST. Thomas Mount,Chennai - 600 016 Phone : 044-34 155Email :[email protected]

14.5 Categories o Admission:Following are the categories o Admissions to Ph.D., MS (By Research) and M. Phil. Programmes: Full-time scholars with or without ellowship. (i) Part Time Internal Scholars: Open to employees o HITS subject to rules and regulations o the University.

(ii) Part Time External Scholars: Open to employees o private and public sector organizations or Institutions having

R & D inrastructures and recognized by AICTE / UGC.


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Note:

All the qualifcation must be recognized by UGC / AICTE

Bachelors Degree holders with CGPA more than 8 and with valid GATE score will also be considered or admissions into Ph.D.programme.

14.6.2. Candidates should have passed the qualiying examination mentioned above with rst class.14.6.3. In those cases where a class is not awarded in the qualiying examination but only marks, the candidate shouldhave obtained a minimum o 60 percent marks.14.6.4. In those cases where a class is not awarded in the qualiying examination but only grades, the candidate shouldhave obtained a CGPA o 6.5 on a ten-point scale.14.6.5. For M.A. (English) Degree holders, the minimum marks is 55 percent.14.6.6. For candidates with teaching or industrial experience o more than six years, a rst class in either bachelors

level or masters level is permissible.14.6.7. The requirement o class and minimum marks or CGPA does not apply i the qualiying degree is M.S. (ByResearch).14.6.8. For S.C. / S.T. candidates: second class with a minimum o 55 percent marks is permissible.

14.7 Eligibility or M.S. (By Research) AdmissionThe candidate should have the minimum educational qualication mentioned below or any other equivalent qualicationas approved by the Board o Management.

The candidate should have passed the qualiying examination mentioned in 14.7 with rst class.14.7.1. I no class is awarded in the qualiying examination then the candidate should have obtained a minimum o 60percent marks or a CGPA o 6.5 on a ten-point scale.14.7.2. Candidates with teaching or industrial experience o more than six years, may be admitted with a second classor a minimum o 55 percent marks is permissible.14.7.3. For S.C. / S.T. candidates: Second class with a minimum o 55 percent marks is permissible.

14.8 Eligibilty Criteria or M. Phil. AdmissionAt the time o admission the candidate should have passed his / her postgraduate degree in the related branch ostudy with minimum 60% marks or a CGPA o 6.5 on a ten point scale. For M.A. (English) degree holders, the minimummarks is 55%.

S No. Programme Minimal Qualifcation

1 Ph.D. Degree in Engineering /Technology

M. E. / M. Tech. / M. S. (By Research) in the relevant branch

Ph.D. in Science M. Sc. / M. S. (By Research) / M. C. A in the relevant branch

3 Ph.D. in Humanities and SocialScience

M. A. / M. Sc. / M. Com

4 Ph.D. in Management Science MBA / M. S. (By Research) / P.G. Diploma Sciences o an IIM / M.Com / M. B. M. /MCS. (Corporate secretaryship) / M.A. (Economics/

Econometrics) / M.Sc. (Mathematical Economics) / M.Sc. (Psyc

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