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National Seminar On National Seminar ABOUT INSTITUTE ABOUT SEMINAR The National Seminar on “Advances in on Babu Banarasi Das National Institute of Technology and Management (BBDNITM) Lucknow, Materials, Manufacturing and Renewable Energy Systems (AMMRES-2018)” has been designed to Advances in Materials, India is one of the reputed Institute located at the main highway of Lucknow-Faizabad road about 15 Km from cover the participants with skill of conducting Manufacturing and Renewable the Charbagh Railway Station Lucknow. The Institute empirical research related to Mechanical, Thermal, Energy Systems (AMMRES 2018) is affiliated to the Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Materials University Lucknow and offers various under graduate August 17-18, 2018 and their Processing, Renewable Energy and their and post graduate programs in Engineering and future aspects in development. The Seminar also Organized by Management, recognized by AICTE New Delhi. The Institute focuses towards quality based education with provides the information related to the recent Department of Mechanical Engineering high academic standard to meet the global challenges advancement in the Materials, Manufacturing and with continuous efforts of highly qualified and Renewable Energies with their latest applications experienced faculties through continuous research and useful for the societies and industries. development. OBJECTIVES OF SEMINAR ABOUT DEPARTMENT The objectives of Seminar are to provide a Mechanical Engineering Department is the platform to the Experts, Academia, Corporate largest department in term of Faculties and Students Members and Researchers related to the Materials, Babu Banarasi Das National Institute of of the BBDNITM. The Department of Mechanical Manufacturing and Renewable Energies to share Technology & Management Lucknow Engineering offers UG and PG programs as B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering and M.Tech in Production their knowledge and discuss the related problems for Engineering. The Department of Mechanical futuristic research and development. Sponsored by Engineering is equipped with modern facilities and consistently strives to provide the world class TOPICS TO BE COVERED education to the students and also makes efforts in The following sub-topics to be covered here but field of research through keeping itself updates related to the latest developments and research trends in the not limits the wide scope of Seminar. field of engineering with a group of the highly • Traditional Materials and their Processing qualified and experienced dedicated faculties. • Advanced and Hybrid Materials • Design and Thermal Engineering ABOUT LUCKNOW • Industrial and Rapid Prototyping Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Technical The famous City of Nawabs or Nawabi City • Traditional and Advanced Manufacturing University Lucknow Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh and sits on • Micro/Nano and Hybrid Technology the northwestern shore of the Gomti River. It is a • Modeling, Simulation and Optimization Association with historical city and many historical buildings are • FEM and Soft Computing Techniques located here like Rumi Darwaja, Bara Imambara • Mechatronics and Robotics (Bhool Bhulaiya), Chota Imambara, Shah Najaf • DAD/CAM/SIM/FMS Imambara, Dilkusha Kothi, Residency, Begum Hazrat • Renewable Energy Resources Mahal, Dargah of Hazarat Abbas and House of • Sustainable Energy Legislative Assembly. The city is well connected to • Waste Management the major part of the country by Roads, Trains and • Operation and Engineering Management Airways. The climate of city varies throughout the • Knowledge Management and E-business year and moderate rainy climate may be during month • MATLAB and Data Handling The Institution of Engineers (India) of the July-August, invites you to visit the Nawabi City and Nawabi Culture of the Lucknow. • Entrepreneurship UP State Centre Lucknow PARTICIPATION CHIEF PATRON SUBMISSION GUIDELINES The broad scope of Seminar invites to the Prof. (Dr.) V. K. Pathak The submission of papers for AMMRES-2018 Academia, Faculties, Researcher Scholars, and Hon’ble Vice Chancellor compiles as Title, Name and Affiliation of Authors, Students of Universities/Colleges and Professionals Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Technical University Lucknow from Industries for presenting their original works. Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Methodology, Mrs. Alka Das Results and Discussion, Conclusions, BENEFITS TO PARTICIPANT Hon’ble Chairperson Acknowledgement, and References according to the Babu Banarasi Das Educational Group Lucknow The Seminar becomes beneficial for the format. The paper must be covered within the Ten participants in following ways: PATRON Pages and send to [email protected]. • A better platform to discuss about their idea. Shri Viraj Sagar Das Please check the plagiarism before submission and it • Know the recent advances in their field. should be less than 20%. For more details, please • Know the views and ideas of experts Hon’ble President Babu Banarasi Das Educational Group Lucknow visit to www.bbdnitm.ac.in or www.aktu.ac.in • Certificates for presentation/ participation. • All the selected papers will be published in CONVENERS National Seminar Proceeding with ISBN number. Prof. (Dr.) K. V. Arya on Dean, PG Studies and Research HOW TO REGISTER Advances in Materials, Manufacturing Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University Lucknow For registration, the participants send the dully and Renewable Energy Systems filled Registration Form along with the D/D of Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Abdi applicable fee in favor of “BBDNIT&M” payable Director (AMMRES 2018) at Lucknow after notification for acceptance of BBDNITM Lucknow August 17-18, 2018 submitted paper. “On Spot” registration facility will SECRETARY avail by participant after prior information. REGISTRATION FORM Dr. R. N. Yadav Department of Mechanical Engineering IMPORTANT DATES • Paper ID: ………………………………………… BBDNITM Lucknow • Title of Paper: …………………………………… Submission of full length paper: July 10, 2018 • Name of Author: ………………………………… Notification of review comments: July 20, 2018 TREASURER • Designation: ……………………………………... Submission of camera ready paper: July 25, 2018 Er. Gaurav Sachan Last date for registration: July 30, 2018 • Institute/Organization: …………………………... Department of Mechanical Engineering Date of Seminar: August 17-18, 2018 …………………………………………….. BBDNITM Lucknow • Address for Correspondence: …………………… VENUE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE …………………………………………….. Mechanical Engineering Department Prof. S. P. Asthana Er. Ajai Kumar • Mobile Number and Email: ……………………… BBDNITM Lucknow Er. Aamir Er. Raghvendra Singh • Category of Registration (Please tick) Er. Neha Gupta Er. Bhaskar Pandey Student Academia Industry Participation REGISTRATION FEE Er. Ankit Asthana Er. Vivek Narain • Mode of Payment (Please tick) • Students/Research Scholars: Rs 1000/- Er. Gaurav Gupta Er. Achman Mishra Cash Draft • Academicians: Rs 1500/- Er. Sharmistha Singh • Amount (Rs): ………… (in word): …………….. • Industry Professionals: Rs 2000/- • D.D/ID No: …………. Date: ………………… CONTACT DETAILS (COORDINATORS) • Participation/Attended: Rs 500/- • Name of Bank and Branch: …………………… Dr. R. N. 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