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INAE YOUNG ENGINEER AWARD ‑
2008
Preamble
Indian National Academy of Engineering (INAE) was
established in 1987 to promote the advancement of and excellence in the
practice of engineering and technology and the related sciences and
disciplines. It is a 'peer' body of the most distinguished engineers from the
entire spectrum of engineering profession in the Government, R&D Laboratories,
Academia and Industry.
The Academy undertakes programmes on technology
policy issues of national concern and recommends measures for appropriate
action by policy makers, planners and administrators for the overall
development of the country. One of the objectives of the Academy is to
encourage inventions, scientific investigations and research to promote their
application for development of all sectors of national economy.
With a view to promoting the pursuit of excellence
in the field of 'Engineering', the Academy instituted the INAE "Young Engineer
Award" in 1996. The selection for this prestigious Award is made by a
Committee of distinguished Fellows of INAE on the basis of prescribed
criteria. The names of all previous awardees are given in the INAE Website :
(http://www.inae.org).
Purpose of the Award
To recognise outstanding achievements
/contributions made by Young Engineers in any branch of engineering.
Eligibility
Any citizen of India not older
than 35 years as on the 1st of January 2008.
Criteria
Engineering research, excellence in engineering
design, technology development and technology transfer. Work submitted for
consideration of the Award should have been carried out totally in India.
Call for Nominations
Nominations are invited from
engineers working in academia, government, R&D laboratories and industry. The
sponsor must be either a Fellow of INAE or Head of the Organisation/
Institution where the nominee is working.
The nominations are to
be sent on A-4 size paper in the prescribed format given in the brochure.
(Ink signed copy of the nominations are to be sent, in case the same has been
downloaded from INAE website). A CD containing a soft copy of the same be
also sent in MS Word along with the hard copy of the Proforma.
Last Date for Nomination
The last date for the receipt
of nominations is 31 May 2008.
The Award
The Award shall consist of Rs.1
lakh and a citation.
The decision of the INAE Council shall be final.
Presentation of the Work of
the Nominee
The Award is in recognition of engineering
research, excellence in engineering design, technology development and
technology transfer. The short‑listed nominees will be invited to make a
twenty minute presentation of their work before a Selection Committee of INAE
Council on dates to be announced later. The candidates are advised to restrict
the number of ‘slides’ of their power-point presentations to about TEN and
suitably organize them with appropriate figures and font sizes for effective
communication / interaction with the Committee in the time specified. The
presentation should begin with a brief c.v. of the candidate.
Forwarding of Nominations
The nominations should be addressed to :
The Executive Secretary,
Indian National Academy of
Engineering,
6th Floor,
Vishwakarma Bhawan
Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg
New Delhi ‑110 016
Phone : 011-26582635
Fax: 011-26856635
E-mail :
inaehq@inae.org
http://www.inae.org
INAE Young Engineer Award –
2008
Proforma for Nomination
(Five copies and CD in MS Word to
be forwarded)
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Name of the nominee :
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3. Date of birth of nominee
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4. Present designation of the
nominee
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Name of the Institution in which the nominee
is working :
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Postal address of the Institution
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Telephone, fax and email of the Institution
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8. Academic
Qualifications
(Bachelor's degree
onwards,
with University,
year, subject,
Division/CGPA.
9. Engineering
Discipline (Please specifiy) :
(Civil Engineering; Computer &
Information Technologies; Mechanical Engg; Chemical Engg & Biotechnology;
Electrical Engg; Electronics & Communication Engg; Aerospace Engg; Mining,
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering; Nuclear Power and Energy Technologies;
Interdisciplinary Engg & Technology).
10. Field of
specialization of the nominee
11. Awards/Distinctions
(International/National level)
12. Positions held
earlier :
(in reverse chronological order)
13. Names and
addresses, telephone,
Mobile,
fax, email of
upto 4 eminent engineers/
scientists from outside
the nominee’s institution to whom
a reference may be made.
14. Significant engineering
contributions of the nominee in not more than 500 words, and a summary thereof
in about 50 words, separately covering engineering research, excellence in
engineering design, technology development and technology transfer
during the last 5 years of the professional engineering career
of the nominee (to be on a separate sheet).
15. Classify the nominee's
contributions
(please tick as
appropriate)
Primarily engineering research
(Complete Section 16)
Primarily
engineering design, technology (Complete Section 17)
development, product development,
technology
transfer and project implementation
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Contributions to Engineering Research
(a) Provide complete lists of nominee's
refereed journal papers, papers presented in Conferences, and books (The list of
refereed journal papers and the list of conference/ symposium/ seminar papers to
be made separately) according to the following examples.
1. *Names of all authors,
"Paper Title",
Name of the Journal,
Vol …, No…., Month,
Year, pp. …..‑…..
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*Names of
all authors, "Paper Title".
Name of the Conference,
Country, Date, pp
…..‑…..
3. *Name of the Book, Names of
all the authors,
Publisher,
Place, Year of publication
* underline the name of the
candidate
(b) Out of the lists at (a)
1 and 2 above, give a list of the five most significant research
publications during the last five years, along with one set of their
reprints.
(c) If the work has been
done jointly with others, please highlight the nature and extent of the
nominee's contribution.
(d) Any other relevant information.
17.
Contributions to Engineering Design/Technology
Development/Product Development/ Technology Transfer and Project Implementation,
as applicable
(a) Complete list of
designs, products or processes as applicable.
(b) List of supporting
documents, photographs, technical reports, certification if any, proof of
production, technology transfer, etc., as relevant.
(c) If the work has been
done jointly with others, please highlight the nature and extent of the
nominee’s contribution.
(d) Details of patents
taken, if any.
(In case of joint patents, the
specific contribution of the nominee to be clearly indicated.)
(e) Any other relevant
information.
18. Any additional information of relevance
Certified that the information
given above is correct to the best of my knowledge.
Place :
*Sponsor's
Signature__________________________
Date :
Name_________________________________
Designation
and
address_______________________________
Seal
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Email
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Mobile
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* The
sponsor must be either a Fellow of INAE or Head of the organisation/ institution
where the nominee is working.
INAE Young Engineer Award winners
1996
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1. |
Dr SS Bhattacharya,
Scientific Officer-I of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology,
Madras
(Modelling of
superplastic and high temperature behaviour)
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2. |
Dr Kalyanmoy Deb,
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian
Institute of Technology, Kanpur
(Engineering
optimisation)
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3. |
Dr VV Ranade, Scientist
C, Chemical Engineering Division, NCL, Pune
(Predict qualitatively
the interaction of turbulence on the chemical reactions)
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4. |
Dr PP Das, Associate
Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur
(Notions and
computations of paths and distances in n-dimensional digital geometry and
discrete geometry)
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5. |
Dr Amit Patra, Assistant
Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kharagpur
(Orthogonal basis
function for efficient representation of real-world signals as found in
power eletronic circuits)
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Dr Girish S Deodhare,
Scientist D, Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, DRDO, High
Grounds, Bangalore
(Design, development
and testing of the control laws for the Light Combat Aircraft)
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1997 |
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Dr PP Chakrabarti,
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian
Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
(Artificial
intelligence, CAD for VLSI)
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2. |
Dr V Kumaran, Assistant
Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore
(Chemical engineering,
fluid dynamics)
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3. |
Dr BS Murty, Assistant
Professor, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Indian
Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
(Physical metallurgy,
nanocrystalline materials)
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4. |
Major Srikanth L Joshi,
Officer Commanding, 1 Field Repair Unit, 135 (I) Sig Gp Wkp, EME
(Simulation training
simulators, communications)
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5. |
Dr Vinay Kumar Gupta,
Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur
(Random vibrations,
earthquake engineering)
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6. |
Dr Jayadeva, Assistant
Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Hauz Khas, New Delhi
(Neural networks, VLSI
CAD and design)
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7. |
Shri Vivek Sanadhya,
Scientific Officer "E", Control and Instrument Division, Bhabha Atomic
Research Centre, Bombay
(Instrumentation,
embedded controls)
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1998 |
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Dr Manindra Agrawal,
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Indian Institute
ofTechnology, Kanpur
(Complexity theory and
cryptography. A private-key cryptosystem, TRINETRA communication system for
Indian Navy)
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2. |
Dr RS Jangid, Assistant
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology,
Powai, Mumbai
(Passive control of
structures using base isolation systems and Multiple Tuned Mass Dampers (MTMD)
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3. |
Dr A Makur, Associate
Professor, Department of Electrical Communication Engineering, Indian
Institute of Science, Bangalore
(Digital signal
processing and image processing)
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4. |
Dr Sudipto Mukherjee,
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Hauz Khas, New Delhi
(Computer control
mechanisms and parallely actuated systems and fabrication of Automatic Glass
Transmission Meter for Delhi Traffic Police for use against tinted glass)
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5. |
Shri PK Panda, Scientist
'C', Materials Science Division, National Aerospace Lab, Bangalore
(Structural ceramics,
thermal shock and fatigue)
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6. |
Shri G Madhusudhan Reddy,
Scientist 'D', Defence Materials Research Laboratory, Hyderabad
(Welding metallurgy,
design, testing and metal joining technology)
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7. |
Dr KN Sivarajan,
Associate Professor, ECE Department, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
(Topologies for
optical networks and spectrally efficient channel assignment algorithms for
wireless networks)
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8. |
Dr KV Venkatesh,
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Powai, Mumbai
(Biochemical
engineering and food engineering)
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1999 |
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Dr. Satish V Kailas,
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore
(Tribology, metal
forming and boundary lubrication)
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2. |
Dr. Durgesh C Rai,
Department of Earthquake Engineering, University of Roorkee , Roorkee
(Earthquake
engineering and structural dynamics)
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3. |
Dr. V Moorthy, Scientific
Officer ‘E’, Division for PIE and NDT Development, Indira Gandhi Centre for
Atomic Research, Kalpakkam
(Micromagnetic
non-destructive evaluation techniques and acoustic emission technique for materials evaluation)
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4. |
Dr. A Kannan, Assistant
Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Madras, Chennai
(Mass transfer)
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5. |
Dr. BK Das, Scientist
‘D’, Interim Test Range, Chandipur
(Image processing and
parallel processing)
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6. |
Dr. S Mukhopadhyay,
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur
(Dynamic systems,
control and automation)
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7. |
Mr. VVS Prakash,
Scientist ‘C’, C-Radar, Electronics and Radar Development Establishment, CV
Raman Nagar, Bangalore
(Microwave
engineering)
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Dr. L Satish , Assistant
Professor, Department of High Voltage Engineering, Indian Institute of
Science, Bangalore
(Application of signal
processing and pattern recognition methods for enhancing data interpretation during
diagnostic testing and monitoring of insulation systems in high voltage
power apparatus)
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Lt. Cdr. Rajeev Shukla,
INS Gharial, C/o Fleet Mail Office, Visakhapatnam
(Computer information
technology with contribution to software simulation, hardware simulation,
3D modelling & animations, multimedia packages, MIS development, hardware &
software projects, virtual instrumentation networking & information
warfare)
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2000 |
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Dr. AK Keshari, Assistant
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology,
New Delhi.
(Groundwater Pollution
Modelling & Management and Remote Sensing & GIS)
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2. |
Dr. Soumitra Paul,
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur.
(Machining & Grinding
and Nontraditional Manufacturing)
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3. |
Dr. P Chandramouli,
Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Mechanics, Indian Institute of
Technology Madras, Chennai.
(Non-Linear Dynamics
and Acoustics & Noise Control)
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4. |
Dr. R Raghunathan,
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute
of Technology, Bombay, Mumbai.
(Chemical Engineering
and Process Systems Engineering)
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5. |
Dr. SA Baser, Research
Engineer, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Mumbai
(Chemical Engineering
and Polymer Science and Engineering)
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6. |
Dr. SV Kulkarni, Deputy
Chief Design Engineer, Technology Dept. Transformer Division, Crompton
Greaves Ltd., Mumbai
(Electromagnetics
Field Calculations in Transformers and High Voltage Insulation Design)
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7. |
Dr. SN Singh, Assistant
Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of
Roorkee,Roorkee.
(Power System
Restructuring and Power System Security & Stability)
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Dr. Sanjay Mittal,
Associate Professor, Department of Aerospace Engg., Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur.
(Unsteady Aerodynamics
and Computational Fluids Dynamics)
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Mr. Sandip Ghosh
Chowdhury, Scientific, MTC Division, National Metallurgical Lboratory,
Jamshedpur.
(Deformation
Processing and Crystallographic texture Development)
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Mr. P Shankar, Scientific
Officer (E), Physical Metallurgy Section, Materials Characterisation Group,
Indira Gandhi Cente for Automic Research (IGCAR), Kalpakkam(Tamil Nadu).
(Material
Characterisation and Surface Engineering)
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2001 |
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Dr. Debasish Roy,
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kharagpur
(Structural Dynamics,
Non-linear Dynamics, Random Vibration, Numerical Techniques)
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2. |
Mr. BP Patel, Scientist
'D', Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Institute of Armament Technology, DRDO,
Pune
(Structural Mechanics)
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3. |
Dr. Monica Katiyar,
Assistant Professor, Department of Materials & Metallurgical Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
(Electronic Materials)
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Dr. Alok Madan, Assistant
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology,
New Delhi
(Earthquake
Engineering)
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5. |
Dr. Sirshendu De,
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kharagpur
(Membrane separations,
Mathematical modelling for transport processes)
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Mr.
Y. Dilip, Scientist 'D', FMCE Division, Aeronautical Development
Establishment, Ministry of Defence, Bangalore
(Embedded Real Time Systems (Flight Control Computer Hardware)
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Dr.
Ashok Kumar Pradhan, Reader, Department of Electrical Engineering,
University College of Engineering, Burla, Orissa
(Power System
Engineering)
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Dr. SK Datta, Scientist
'D' , Microwave Tube Research & Development Centre, Defence Research &
Development Organisation, Bangalore
(Microwave Tubes)
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9. |
Dr.
Vikram M Gadre, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai
(Signal Processing and
Communication)
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10. |
Dr. Subrat Kar, Associate
Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, New Delhi.
(High Speed Networks,
Optical Communication)
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2002
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Dr. AW Patwardhan,
Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, Department of Chemical Technology,
Institute of Chemical Technology, University of Mumbai, Matunga, Mumbai –
400019
(Computational Fluid
Dynamics, Reactor Design)
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2. |
Dr. Arup Dasgupta ,
Scientific Officer-D, Physical Metallurgy Section, Materials
Characterisation Group, IGCAR, Kalpakkam-603102
(Materials Science and
Engineering)
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3. |
Mr. Anand R Jain, Dy.
Technical Manager, Gammon India Ltd., Gammon House, Veer Savarkar Marg,
Prabhadevi, Mumbai-400 025
(Construction Systems &
Design of Enabling Structures for Heavy CE Projects)
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4. |
Dr. Parag Bhargava,
Assistant Professor, Materials Science Centre, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kharagpur-721 302 (WB)
(Ceramics Piezoelectric
/ Polymer Composites, Rheology of Suspensions) |
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Dr. P Dasgupta,
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kharagpur-721302
(VLSI, Artificial
Intelligence, Distributed Computing) |
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