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Curriculum Vitae G.S.V. Raghavan C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E O F G. S. V I J A Y A R A G H A V A N James McGill Professor Department of Bioresource Engineering Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Macdonald Campus, McGill University 21,111 Lakeshore Road Ste.-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec, Canada, H9X 3V9 Office telephone: 514 398 8731 Office fax: 514 398 8387 Email: [email protected] S T A T I S T I C A L S U M M A R Y Total Research Grants and Contracts $22,982,388 Graduate Students M.Sc. 60 (53 completed) Ph.D. 40 (33 completed) PDFs, Visiting Scientists, Research Associates 90 Publication in Refereed Journals & Proceedings 406 Books (Peer Reviewed) 36 Patents 4 Reports of Invention 10 Papers presented at professional society meetings, scientific conferences and research institutions 657 - Keynote or invited presentations 86 Invited speech, Lectures and Addresses 129 Project course students supervised 183 Courses developed Undergraduate 5 Graduate 5 Yearly Teaching Load Undergraduate 3 Graduate 1 Guest lectures (in interdisciplinary courses) 1 1 Curriculum Vitae G.S.V. Raghavan EDUCATION B.Eng. (Mech.Eng.) 1967 Bangalore University Karnataka, India M.Sc. (Agr.Eng.) 1970 University of Guelph Ontario, Canada Thesis title: Mechanical properties affecting leaf loss in alfalfa. Ph.D. (Agr.Eng.) 1973 Colorado State University Colorado, USA Dissertation: Heat transfer studies using granular media. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1987-present Professor, Department of Bioresource Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Teaching, research, extension, consulting and administration. 1993-2003 Chair, Department of Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Extension and administration. 1998-2003 Hon. Professor, Institute of Elemento Organic Chemistry, Nankai University, Tianjin, China. Graduate student supervision, development of new courses and research in microwave area. 1990-1996 Hon. Post Graduate Professor, Division of Agricultural Engineering, University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. 1986-1987 Sabbatic year (Visiting Scientist). Collaborative research at ICRISAT (Patancheru, India) and CFTRI (Mysore, India). Invited lecture tours were also done in Japan and in Thailand during 1987. 1983-1987 Associate Professor, Department of Agricultural Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Teaching, research, extension, consulting and administration. 1977-1983 Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Teaching, research, extension, consulting and administration. 1975-1977 Sessional Lecturer, Department of Agricultural Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Taught: Machine Design, Fluid Mechanics, Circuit Analysis, and Graphics. 1974-1977 Research Associate, Department of Agricultural Engineering, McGill University, Quebec, Canada. Research work in the area of soil compaction and traction. 1973-1974 Chief Engineer, Mantronics Inc., Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. Research and development of machinery for the horticultural industry. 1970-1973 Graduate Research Assistant, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. Research and development of machinery for agricultural sector. 1969-1970 Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. Research work in power and machinery area. Taught Differential Equations and Statistics. 1967-1968 Lecturer, Bangalore University, Bangalore, India. Teaching and supervision of the laboratories and workshops. 1962-1963 Supervisor, agricultural and allied industries, Bangalore, India. Design and supervision of structural constructions; cranes, trusses, columns, etc. 2 Curriculum Vitae G.S.V. Raghavan OFFICIAL POSITIONS Academics and Research (Only currently active positions & positions occupied since 2000 are listed) • Coordinator, International Program, B.Sc. (Agr. & Env. Sc.) • Specialization Coordinator, Faculty of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences (FAES), McGill, 2008. • Director, Graduate Program, Dept. of Bioresource Engineering, McGill, 2008. • Building Director, Shop Facilities, Macdonald Campus, McGill, 1993-present. • Chair, Department of Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering, FAES, McGill, 1993-2003. • Graduate Program Director, Dept. Agr. & Biosystems Eng, McGill, 1993-2003. • Chair, GSC 13 Mechanical Engineering Committee of NSERC, 2001-2002. • Member, Advisory Committee, Brace Centre for Water Resources Management, McGill 1998- . International Projects • Director, UPCD Scaling-Up Project, Post-Harvest Enterprise for Rural Development (PHERD), 2010-2013. • Director, CIDA-McGill, UAS-Dharwad, UAS-Bangalore and TNAU-Coimbatore Project. Consolidation of Food Security in South India, 2002-2007. • Director, CIDA McGill Nankai University project: Microwave processing in China, 1997-2003. • Director, Bangalore (UAS)/McGill Post Harvest Engineering Project (CIDA ICDS), 1990-96. Publications • Editorial Advisory Board, Drying Technology Journal, 2008-2011. • Editor-in-Chief, Stewart Postharvest Review, an online journal accessible at http://www.stewartpostharvest.com , 2005- . • Editorial Board Member, Hungarian Agricultural Engineering Journal, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2001- . • Editorial Board Member, The West Indian Journal of Engineering, 1999- . • Editorial Board Member, Journal of Food Engineering, 1986- . Conferences and Symposia (Only positions occupied since 2000 are listed) • Session Chair for HEFAT2010, Renewable Energy, Anatalya, Turkey, July 21, 2010. • Session Moderator for CIGR 2010, Nutraceuticals & Functional Foods, Québec City, June 14 2010. • Session Chair for ADC 2009, Bangkok, Thailand, Oct. 2009. • Member, Advisory Committee for ADC 2009, Bangkok, Thailand. • Session Chair for the McGill Conference on Global Food Security, Sept. 24, 2008. • Chair, IDS Awards Committee, Hyderabad, India, 2008. • Chair, Communications Orales 2, 76e Congrès de l‟ACFAS, Québec City, 8 mai, 2008. • Session Chair for International Drying Symposium (IDS), Drying of Food and Agricultural Materials: 16th IDS, Hyderabad, India, 2008; 15th IDS, Budapest, Hungary, 2006; 14th IDS, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2004; 13th IDS, Beijing, China, 2002; 12th IDS, Noordwijkerhout, Holland, 2000. • Chair, Postharvest Technology Session, Indo-Canada Joint Workshop on Food Biotechnology, Central Food and Technology Research Institute (CFTRI), Mysore, India, Mar. 7-8, 2007. • Chair, Postharvest Technology Session, International Conference on 21st Century “Challenges to sustainable agri-food systems”, Bangalore, India, Mar. 16, 2007. • Session Chair, “Dehydration Technologies”, FoodPlus 2005, Nimhans Convention Centre, Bangalore, India, Dec. 9-10, 2005. • Sessions Chair and Co-chair, Asia Pacific Drying Conference, Science City, Kolkota, India, Dec. 12-15, 2005. • Symposium Chair, Inter-American Drying Conference, IADC 2005, Montreal, Qc, Aug. 21-23, 2005. • Session Chair, “Medical and Biological Applications”. Asia Pacific Microwave Conference 2004, New Delhi, Dec. 2004. 3 Curriculum Vitae G.S.V. Raghavan • Session Chair, International Seminar on Grain Drying in South Asia, GDSA 2003, CMERI, Durgapur, India. Technical Session II: Drying and storage of seeds and other items. Dec. 2003. SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS . Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society, 2006- . International Society of Terrain Vehicle Systems, 1977 - . Professional Engineer, State of Colorado, U.S.A., 1973 - . Canadian Society for Bio-Engineering (previously Agricultural Engineering), CSBE, 1969 - . Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1999- . American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers ASABE, 1970 - . American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Associate Member 1970-1998, Full Member 1998- . Agricultural Institute of Canada, 1972-85. American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, Air Conditioning Engineering (ASHRAE), 1996- . Asian Association for Agricultural Engineering (AAAE), Foundation Member, 1992- . International Soil Tillage Research Organization, 1980- . Canadian Society of Terrain Vehicle Systems, 1978 - . Association of the Faculties of Agriculture in Canada, 1977 - . Canadian Association of University Teachers, 1977 - . HONOURS AND AWARDS Certificate in recognition of being one of the top five contributors to Drying Technology Journal, June 2010. Fellow of the Indian Institution of Engineers. Elected 2009. James McGill Professor (Equivalent of Canada Research Chair - Tier I) awarded from 2009 to 2016 in recognition of outstanding professional and academic performance. Lifetime Achievement Award, in recognition of outstanding and sustained contributions to global drying R&D. Presented by the Drying Technology Journal at the International Drying Symposium (IDS) held in Hyderabad, India, November 2008. Doctor of Science (Hon. Causa), conferred at the XXVIII Convocation of Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), India on November 13, 2007. David Thomson Award for Excellence in Graduate Supervision & Teaching, presented in 2007 during the Spring Convocation held on Macdonald Campus, McGill University. Certificate of Appreciation, on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of Drying Technology - An International Journal, awarded in January 2007 for leadership, outstanding service and sustained research contributions to the Journal. The Procter and Gamble Company Award for Excellence in Drying Research, awarded in August, 2006 as a lifetime achievement award at the IDS‟2006 Conference, Budapest, Hungary. Distinguished Service
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    S.B.ABARNA. International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications www.ijera.com ISSN: 2248-9622, Vol. 10, Issue 6, (Series-VI) June 2020, pp. 01-03 RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS Bharathanatyam Dancers in Olden Day Cinema S.B.ABARNA1, Dr. SUJATHA MOHAN2 1Research Scholar Department of music and fine arts,Vels University Vistas, Chennai-600117 2RESEARCH GUIDE: Department of music and fine arts,Vels University, Vistas,Chennai-60017 ABSTRACT: Bharathanatyam is the dance form practiced in Tamil Nadu. A reference to dance in Tamil texts goes back about2000 year ago to the period of sangam literature. Bharathanatyam was earlier performed by the Devadasis and Rajadasis, who performed in the temple and court respectively. Tanjorequartets who were supported by Maratha king, crafted the repertoire known as Margam. The Margam forms the basis of the bharatanatyam performance former even today.In film industry olden film also enlighten with all types of abhinaya. Many famous dancers are success in film industry andgot popularity as well. Few examples are Travancore sisters, Vyjayanthimala, Kumari Kamala, L.Vijayalakshmi, VenniraAadai Nirmala, M.K.Saroja, E.V Saroja ,Rajasulochana, HemaMalini are dancers who got popularity and success in film industry. KEYWORDS: Abhinaya, Bharathanatyam, Cinema, Dancers, Gurus. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Date of Submission: 07-06-2020 Date of Acceptance: 23-06-2020 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- I. INTRODUCTION: convenient medium for people to understand such Bharathanatyam is a major form of Indian themes. Among the forms of classical dance classical dance that originated in the State of Tamil prevalent in India, bharathanatyam occupies pre- Nadu. It is one of eight forms of dance recognized eminent position.