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List of Research Centers Recognized by the University of Mysore - 2016-17 List of Research Centers Recognized by the University of Mysore - 2016-17 Sl. Name & address of the Recognized subjects by the University of Contact person & Phone No. N Institution Mysore Sri/Smt. o. 1 Adichunchanagiri Bio- 1. Biochemistry Leela Srinivas Technology and Cancer 2. Biotechnology Director Resear ch Institute 3. Chemistry and Interdisciplinary areas 08234-287850/ 287984/ Balagangadharanatha Nagar- 287584 571 448 Resi.0821-2480883 Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya Fax:08234-287984 District. Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2 Regional Institute of 1. History The Principal Education 2. Psychology 0821-2514095, 2511411 (National Council of 3. Tamil Fax:0821-2515665 Educational Research and 4. Sociology Email: Training) 5. Kannada [email protected] Manasagangotri, 6. Telagu and Malayalam Mysore-570 006. 7. Science and Science Education 3 National Institute of Prakrit 1. Jainology & Prakrit Jeevendrakumar K. Hotapeti, Studies and Research, Director Shri Dhavala Theertham, 08176-257228, 257132, Shravanabelagola 573 135, 257927(Telefax) Hassan Dist. Email: [email protected]. 4 All India Institute of Speech 1. Speech & Hearing Dr.S.R. Savithri, Director and Hearing 2. Speech- Language Pathology 0821-2514449 Manasagangothri, 3. Audiology 2515410, 2515805 Mysore-570 006. Fax: 2510515 Email: [email protected] 5 Central Sericultural Sericulture and Biotechnology The Director Germplasm Resources 04344-222013, 221148 Centre, Central Silk Board, Fax:04344-220520 Ministry of Textiles - Govt. Email: [email protected], of India, [email protected] P.B.No.44,Thally Road, Hosur-635 109, Krishnagiri Dist. Tamil Nadu. 6 Anthropological Survey of 1. Anthropology- Population and K.N. Chandra Kant India Southern Regional Communities Studies of Southern India. Jr. Administrative Officer- Centre Manav Bhavan, Bogadi II Stage North 0821-2512666/2510341 Mysore-570 026. 7 JSS Research Foundation, 1. Computer Science Dr.T.N.Nagabhushan JSS Mahavidyapeeta, 2. Electronics Chief Executive JSS Technical Institutions 3. Environmental Science 0821-2548292 Campus, Manasagangothri, 4. Urban Geo Construction Design and Fax:0821-2548290 Mysore-570 006. Planning (Board of Urban and Regional Planning) 5. Polymer Science and Technology 6. Economics 7. Business Administration 8. Speech and Hearing 9. Social Work 10. Bio-technology 11. Bio-Chemistry 12. Chemestry 13.Kannada 14.English 8 Central Food Technological 1. Food Science Dr.M.C. Varadaraj Research Institute 2. Food Technology Head, Human Resource (CFTRI), Chaluvamba 3. Food Science and Nutrition Development Mansion 4. Polymer Science and Technology 0821-2516802, 2514760, Mysore-570 020. 5. Applied Botany 2514306 Fax:2517233 6. Biochemistry 7. Bioscience 8. Biotechnology 9. Chemistry 10. Microbiology 9 PET Research Foundation 1. Computer Science The Director, PES College of Engineering 2. Electronics 08232- 220043 Campus 3. Environmental Science Fax: 08232-222075 Mandya-571 401 4. Geology 5. Chemistry 6. Mathematics 10 Vittal Mallya Scientific 1. Chemistry Dr. Anil Kush Research Foundation 2. Biotechnology Research Director # 94/3 & 94/95, 23rd Cross, 3. Biochemistry. 080-26687216, 26687223, 29th Main, 26687183 Fax:26687170 BTM II Stage, Email: [email protected] Bangalore-560 076. 11 National Centre for 1.Biological Sciences S. Ashok Rao Biological Sciences, Administrative Officer(GA), Tata Institute of Fundamental -080-23666001-02/18-19 Research Fax: 080-23636662 GKVK, Bellary Road, Bangalore-560 065. 12 South Asia Institute of 1. Christianity Dr. Havilah Dharamraj Advanced Christian Studies, Academic Dean (SAIACS) 080-2846-5235, / 5649 P.O. Box 7747, Kothanur Fax: 080-2846-5412 Bangalore-560 077 13 Central Coffee Research 1. Botany The Deputy Secretary Institute 2. Applied Botany 08265-243029 Coffee Research Station 3. Chemistry Post-577117, 4. Zoology Chikmagalur Dist. 14 Central Sericulture Research 1. Botany The Director & Training Institute, 2. Sericulture 0821-2362406, 2362440, Srirampura, Manandavadi 3. Zoology Fax:2362845 Road, Mysore-570 008. 15 Indo American Research 1. Management MSR Raju Center Indo American Coordinator Valley, Sankaram, 0891-2543732, 2701445/ Batiapdi, Anakapalli Mandal, 08924-221288,221186, Visakhapatnam- 531 001 221721 Fax:221732 Andhra Pradesh. 16 Central Institute of Indian 1. Advanced Research Centre in M. Balakumar Languages Linguistics Asst. Director(Admn.) I/c. (Ministry of Human 0821-2515820 Resources and Development, Fax:2515032 Dept. of Higher Email: Education(Government of [email protected] India) Manasagangothri, Mysore- 570 006. 17 Defense Food Research 1. Food Science and Nutrition Dr.K.Radhakrishna Laboratory 2. Food Technology Head-HRD Ministry of Defence, 3. Biotechnology 0821-2473425 Government of India 4. Bioscience Fax:0821-2473468 Siddarthanagar,Mysore-570 5. Biochemistry 011 6. Microbiology 7. Chemistry 8. Food Science 9. Food Science and Technology 18 Sami Labs Limited 1. Chemistry Dr.S. Natarajan 19/1 & 19/2, I Main, II 2. Biochemistry Executive Vice President Phase, 3. Biotechnology R&D, Peenya Industrial Estate, 4. Applied Botany 080-28397973-75, 78 Bangalore-560 058. Fax: 080-28373035 Email: [email protected] 19 Institute for Social and 1. Anthropology K.S. Nrayana Economic Change, 2. Economics, Assistant Registrar Dr.V.K.R.V Rao Road, 3. Education (Academic & PhD Nagarabhavi PO, 4. Development Studies Programme) Bangalore-560 072. 5. Political Science 080-2321 5468/5592/5519 6. Sociology Fax:080-23217008 Email: [email protected] 20 Seribiotech Research Bio-Technology Dr.G.R. Ram Laboratory, Director Incharge Central Silk Board, Ministry 080-65379565, 28440651 of Textiles Fax:080-28439597 Govt. of India, Carmelaram Email: Post, Kodathi [email protected] Bangalore-560035. 21 Centre for Manufacturing 1. Composite Materials Dr.M. Krishna Research & Technology 2. Material Science Director- Utilization 3. Metallurgy & Metal Casting 080-2860 0535, 2860 2245 RV College of Engineering 4. Polymer Science Fax: 0802602148 Campus R.V. Vidyaniketan Post, Mysore Road, Bangalore-560 059. 22 Birla Institute of 1. Management Studies Dr.A. Sahay, Management Technology, 2. Economics Dean (Research) (BIMTECH)Plot No.5, 3. Commerce 120-2323001 Knowledge Park-II, Fax:120-2323022 / 25 Industrial Area, Greater Noida (NCR), U.P-201306 23 Institute of Public Enterprise, 1. Commerce S. Lalitha Osmania University Campus 2. Economics Sr. Administrative Hyderabad 500 007 AP, India 3. Management Studies Officer(Research) 4. Political Science 040-27099264 Fax: 040-27095478 Email: [email protected], [email protected] 24 Jubiliant Biosys Limited, 1. Chemistry Subir Kumar Basak 96, Industrial Suburb, 2nd 2. Biochemistry President Stage, Industrial Area, 080-66628400/ 250 Yeshwanthpur, Fax:080-66628333 Bangalore-560 022. 25 Labland Biotech Private 1. Biotechnology, Dr.Geetaa Singh Limited, 2. Microbiology Managing Director Plant Tissue Culture, 3. Botany 0821-2582 682/ 4288 828 8th K.M. K.R.S Main Road, Fax:0821-4288 818 Mysore-570 016. Email: [email protected] 26 Mahatma Gandhi National 1. Environmental Protection and D. Suresh, M.A. Institute of Research and Pollution Control particularly Rural Registrar Social Action (MGNIRSA) Development 040-27672492 Street No.17, Gagan Mahal 2. Information Technology Fax:040-27664920 Road, Domalguda, 3. Microbiology Email: Hyderabad – 500 029. 4. Biotechnology [email protected] 5. Waste Management [email protected] 6. Gender Equity and other related fields 7. Anthropology 8. Political Science 27 National Bureau of Zoology Dr.B.S. Bhumannavar Agriculturally Important Principal Scientist & I/c Insects (Indian Council of PME Cell. Agricultural Research) 080-2341 4220 P.B.2491, H.A.Farm Post Fax: 2341 1961 Hebbal, Bellary Road Bangalore – 560 024. 28 National Institute of 1. Natural Science P. Srinivasa Aithal Advanced Studies (NIAS) 2. Social Sciences and Humanities. Head-Administration Indian Institute of Science 080-22185020 /22185000 Campus Fax: 08022185028 Bangalore-560 012. Email:[email protected]. in 29 Suvidya Institute of Philosophy Dr.Jolly Joseph Philosophy and Social Chakkalakkal Sciences Dean-Academics Electronic City PO 09886138961 Bangalore-560 100 Email:[email protected] om 30 NITTE Research and 1. Computer Science Prof.N.R. Shetty Education Academy, NMIT 2. Electronics Head of the Academy Campus, 3. Mathematics 080-2216-7800 Govindapura, Gollahalli, 4. Business Administration / Fax: 080-2216 7805 / P.B.No.6429, Management 2216 7901 Yelahanka, Bangalore-560 064. 31 Anthem Biosciences Pvt. 1. Bio-Chemistry K. Ramakrishnan Ltd., 2. Applied Botany & Bio-Technology General Manager-Finance No.49, Canara Bank Road, 3. Microbiology 080-4044 4000 Bommasandra, 4. Chemistry Fax:080-4044 4020 Industrial Area, Phase-I, Hosur Road, Bangalore-560 099. 32 Maharaja Research 1. Computer Science & Sanju Somaiah Foundation Information Science Registrar Maharaja Institute of 2. Management 0821-3203637 Technology Campus 3. Electronics Fax:0821-2904007 Belavadi, Srirangapatna Taluk Mandya Dist. 33 National Ayurveda Dietetics 1. Botany Dr.G.Venkateswarlu Research Institute 2. Microbiology R.O.Scientist-3 Incharge (Formerly The Regional 3. Biotechnology 080-26562030 Research Institute (Ay.), Fax: 080-26562030 Govt. Central Pharmacy Resi: 08026574889 Annexe, Email Ashoka Pillar, Jayanagar [email protected] Bangalore – 560 011. 34 National Aerospace Computer Science & Electronics Gomathy Sankaran Laboratories Group Head, PRRM, KTMD (Council of Scientific
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