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“Advanced Micro/Nano Sensor Technologies: Modeling, Simulation, and Fabrication” Five Day Short Term About the Department About NIT Calicut Training Programme (STTP) National Institute of Technology Calicut The UG programme in Electronics & on (NITC) is fully centrally funded by MHRD Communication Engineering started in 1980 and is governed by the NIT Act 2007. “Advanced Micro/Nano Sensor in the Department of Electrical Engineering. Institute has ten departments, three schools Technologies: Modeling, The rapid development in Electronics and and nine research centers. It offers ten UG, Simulation, and Fabrication” Communications initiated the inception of a and thirty PG programmes along with the separate Department of Electronics & Ph.D programme in various fields of th th 5 – 9 July, 2021 Communication Engineering in 1997, after Science, Technology and Engineering. Faculties in the various Departments have Conducted as part of the Diamond Jubilee the trifurcation of the Department of active collaborations with universities and Year Celebrations of NITC Electrical Engineering. elite institutions within and outside India for The department offers four regular M. Tech research and have active consultancy for programmes, viz., Electronic Design and industries. For details visit the website: Technology, Microelectronics & VLSI, www.nitc.ac.in Signal Processing and Telecommunication About Calicut leading to the M. Tech degree of the NITC is located about 22 kilometers north- institute. In addition to the above, there are a east of Calicut City. Calicut, also known as number of students pursuing research at the Organized by Kozhikode, is known as the city of spices. Department in various fields of Electronics Calicut is a major knowledge hub of Kerala & Communication Engineering leading to and is the hometown of institutions of Ph.D. The Department is a recognized QIP national importance including NITC, IIMK, Centre of the AICTE for both M. Tech and DOEACC, CWRDM etc. Calicut is PhD programs. The Department is also connected by direct trains/road/air to all actively engaged in R&D activities. major cities in India. Kozhikode beach, Sponsored research programmes funded by Kappad beach where Vasco De Gama landed various agencies are undertaken by the first, Kadalundy bird sanctuary, Tusharagiri Department of Electronics and faculty of the department. For details see our Waterfalls. Pazhassiraja Museum, Tali Temple and Kuttichira Masjid are some of Communication Engineering website: www.ece.nitc.ac.in the local attractions. National Institute of Technology Calicut Resource Persons Preamble Registration Fee Details All the sessions will be handled by invited Sensors are used in everyday life for widespread Faculties/ research scholars/ PG students: applications in daily households, industries, and experts and faculty of NITC: medical field. As the current technological Rs.1190/- scenario demands further miniaturization and Industry participants: Rs.3570/- Confirmed invited speakers are performance enhancement of devices, new (The registration fee is inclusive of GST) 1. Dr. Satyabrata Jit, Professor, Department material technology and device concept need For registration, fill the online form at heed and probe. This STTP is intended to of Electrical Engineering, IIT BHU provide a timely update on most recent https://forms.gle/r5eNnXwcfg2fAXkZ8 2. Dr. Samaresh. Das, Associate Professor, developments in the area of sensor technology The endorsement form link is given below focusing on semiconductor technology. This Centre for Applied Research in https://cutt.ly/6npAFzF STTP also focuses on the promotion of Electronics, IIT Delhi advanced research areas related to modeling, The registration fee has to be paid through simulation and fabrication of sensors. The online transfer. The bank details are given 3. Dr. Digbijoy. N. Nath , Associate Professor, participants will also get a chance to familiarize below. CeNSE, IISc Bangalore with simulation software packages such as 4. Dr. Revathy Padmanabhan, Assistant SILVACO, SENTAURUS, and COMSOL Account Name: Director, NIT Calicut, through the lab sessions planned on all days. Professor, Department of Electrical Continuing Education Programme, Engineering, IIT Palakkad Topics to be covered Account No: 37618269594, 5. Dr. Arathy Varghese, Post-Doctoral This programme will cover the following topics: Bank: SBI NIT Calicut, Research Fellow, Cardiff University, UK Branch: CREC, Chathamangalam, Nano-materials and Devices for Sensors Sensor Physics & Modeling IFSC code: SBIN0002207, Coordinators Microelectronics Technology MICR Code: 673002012. MEMs/NEMs based Sensors Dr. Lintu Rajan & Dr. Gopi Krishna S. th Photodetectors, Gas Sensors, Biosensors etc. Last date for registration is 20 June 2021. III-V Semiconductors based HEMTs Assistant Professors Fabrication and Characterization Techniques Department of Electronics and Communication of Sensors at Micro and Nano level Engineering Lab sessions on device simulators such as SILVACO, SENTAURUS, and COMSOL The QR Code can also be National Institute of Technology Calicut NIT used for online registration. Campus P.O. - 673601, Kozhikode, Who can apply? For registration and other information Faculties/ research scholars/ PG students and Industry employees, who are working/ interested in Certificates will be provided to registered Email: [email protected] the area of Micro/Nano-Electronic Sensors can participants upon completion of the course. Contact: 9495807919/8074317117 attend the course. .
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