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Mentors / Jury List for District / State Level Exhibition Mentors/Resource persons for Summer/Winter Camps and other INSPIRE initiatives Name Surname, S.No. Dr/Prof Address Subject Phone No. E-mail City Initial CM-11, Sector-B, Aliganj, Lucknow- [email protected] 1 Dr Abidi, SAH 226020 Lucknow Lecturer in Chemistry, Gandhigram Chemistry [email protected] 2 Shri Abraham John, S Rural University, Gandhigram, Dindigul Dindigul 624 302 PG Dept. of Biotechnology, St. Life Sciences [email protected] 3 Dr Abraham, Asha Aloysius College, Mangalore Mangalore 351/4, Channi Himmat, Housing Life Sciences 4 Prof Abrol, DP Jammu Colony, Jammu 180 015 Lecturer in Physics, K K S J Physics [email protected] 5 Shri Acharya, PG Maninagar Science, College, Maninagar Rambaug, Maninagar 380 008 Department of Pure Mathematics, Mathematics sudipkumaracharyya@yahoo. Acharyya, Sudip University of Calcutta, 35, Ballygunge co.in 6 Prof Kolkata Kumar Circular Road, Kolkata 700 019 Senior Lecturer, Department of Geology [email protected] 7 Dr Achyuthan, Hema Geology, Anna University, Chennai Chennai 600 025 Adhikari, Satrajit Dept. of Physical Chemistry Indian [email protected] Association fo the Cultivation of 8 Kolkata Science Jadavpur Kolkata 700 032 Adhikari, Sukumar Harish Chandra Research Institute [email protected] 9 Das Jhusi, Chhatnag Road Allahabad 211 Allahabad 019 Head and Coordinator, DBT-HRD [email protected], Program Centre for Biotechnology, adhikarysp@visva- 10 Prof Adhikary, SP Santiniketan Visva-Bharti, Santiniketan – 731250 bharati.ac.in Scientist- F, Indian Institute of Molecular Biology 033- [email protected] 11 Dr Adhya, Samit Chemical Biology, 4 Raja SC Mullick 24733491(O) Kolkata Road Kolkata- 700032 Director, Central Rice Research Environmental [email protected], 12 Dr Adhya, TK Institute, Cuttack Cuttack- 753006 Microbiology [email protected] Cuttack Professor of Mathematics, University Mathematics [email protected], 13 Dr Adiga, C of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore [email protected] Mysore 570 006 TIFR CAMPB No.6503 Partial Differential [email protected] 14 Prof Adimurthi, A Shardanagar,Chikkabommasandra Equations Bangalore Bangalore- 560065 Department of Chemistry, Calcutta Chemistry 15 Dr Adnan, Sajjad University, Kolkata 700 009 Kolkata Aggarwal, Amita Dept. of Immunology Sanjay Gandhi [email protected] 16 PG Institute of Medical Sciences Lucknow Lucknow 226 014 Assistant Professor, Department of Alternative Fuels, [email protected] Mechanical Engineering, Indian Biodiesel Emissions, Oil 17 Dr Agarwal, AK Institute of Technology-Kanpur, Tribology, Kanpur Kanpur 208 016 Sensors, Laser Nobel Foundation Chair & Regents QuantumDiagnostics Optics, Laser (1-405) [email protected] Prof., Department of Physics, Physics, Statistical 7443862, 18 Prof Agarwal, GS Oklahoma State University Stillwater Mechanics 4057141566(M) OK 74078- Lucknow University Earth and Planetary 19 Prof Agarwal, Kamal Sciences Lucknow Department of Botany, Banaras Life Sciences [email protected], Agrawal, 20 Dr Hindu University, Varanasi 221 005 [email protected] Varanasi Madhoolika N Rama Rao Chair Professor, Theory of Computation 0512-2597338, [email protected] 21 Dr Agrawal, Manindra Department of Computer Science, 9935062605(M) Kanpur Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur- Aggarwal, Ramesh Centre for Cellular & Molecular [email protected] 22 K Biology Uppal Road Hyderabad 500 Hyderabad 007 Stephens Mathematics 23 Dr Agrawal, Sandeep New Delhi CAS in Botany, Banaras Hindu Botany 24 Prof Agrawal, SB Varanasi University, Varanasi 221 005 Consultant in Medicine, VPIMS & Medicine, Genetics, 0522- [email protected] INSA Senior Scientist, CDRI D-13 Immunology, 2322505(O), 25 Dr Agrawal, SS Vivekanadpuri Lucknow 226007 Rheumatology, 9935643480(M) Lucknow Hematology, Oncology Reader, Department of Botany, Life Sciences [email protected] 26 Prof Ahluwalia, AS Panjab University, Chandigarh 160 Chandigarh 014 Lecturer, Department of Botany, Molecular Plant [email protected] 27 Dr Ahmad, A Faculty of Science, Hamdard Physiology n, New Delhi University, New Delhi 110 062 [email protected] DirectorCentre for Interdisciplinary Biophysical Chemistry [email protected] Research in Basic Sciences Jamia, and Biochemistry 28 Dr Ahmad, Faizan New Delhi Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia Nagar New Delhi- 110025 Ahmad, Irfan Dept. of Zoology Aligarh Muslim [email protected] 29 Aligarh University Aligarh 202 002 Ahmed, Shakeel Scientist F National Geophysical [email protected] 30 Research Institute Uppal Road Hyderabad Hyderabad 500 007 Department of Chemistry, Jamia Chemistry [email protected] 31 Dr Ahmad, Tokeer New Delhi Milia Islamia, New Delhi-110025 Nematode Biodiversity Research Nematology [email protected] Laboratory, Section of Nematology, 32 Prof Ahmad, Wasim Department of Zoology, Aligarh Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh-202002 Department of Chemistry, Central Chemistry [email protected] 33 Dr Ahmed, Farooq College, Bangalore University, o.in Bangalore Bangalore 560 001 National Geophysical Research Groundwater Hydrology 9849919496 [email protected], 34 Dr Ahmed, Shakeel Hyderabad Institute, Hyderabad-500606 [email protected] Director, Institute of Himalayan Plant Improvement 9418030411 [email protected] 35 Dr Ahuja, PS Bioresouce Technology, PO Box 6, Palampur Palampur-176061 Aiden, Indra Pal Dept. of Chemistry Indian Institute of [email protected] 36 Chennai Singh Technology Chennai 600 036 # 2186, 4th Main Road, R P C Life Sciences [email protected] 37 Ms Aisha, Zarina Layout, II Stage, Vijayanagar, Bangalore Bangalore 560 040 Head, Department of Mathematics Mathematics(differential [email protected] 38 Dr Aithal, AR University of Mumbai, Vidyanagari, geometry) Mumbai Mumbai-400098 Department of Physics, G.B. Pant Physics [email protected] 39 Dr Ajay University of, Agriculture and Pantnagar Technology, Pantnagar 263 145 Scientist and Head, Chemical Chemistry Phone: +91 471 [email protected] Sciences and Technology Division, 2515 306 (O) Dr Ajayaghosh, A National Institute for Interdisciplinary +91 471 2491 40 Trivandram Science and Technology (NIIST) 592 (R) (Formerly RRL) Trivandrum 695 019 Lecturer (Sr. Grade), Department of Physics [email protected] Physics, St. Paul's College, HMT 41 Dr Alex, AV Kalamassery Colony, Kalamassery 683 503 Assistant Professor, Chemistry Chemistry 42 Dr Alexander, V Department, Loyola College, Chennai Chennai 600 034 Sr Staff Scientist & Chief, Molecular Molecular Genetics of 011- [email protected], Genetics Laboratory, National Human and Animal 26703753(O), [email protected] 43 Dr Ali, Sher Institute of Immunology, Aruna Asaf Systems 9818004632(M) New Delhi Ali Marg New Delhi- 110067 Indian Institute of Science Education [email protected] & Research, Institute of Physics Alone, Debasmita Bhubaneswa 44 Dr Campus PO: Sainik School, P r Bhubaneswar, Orissa-751005 Head, Department of Botany, and Life Sciences Microbiology, S.S.M.R.V. College, 45 Dr Amarnath, S Bangalore J.P Nagar, Bangalore 560 078 Amaranath, T Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics [email protected] 46 University of Hyderabad Hyderabad Hyderabad 500 046 Ambastha, Ashok Udaipur Solar Observatory P.B. No. [email protected] 47 Udaipur K 198 Udaipur 313 001 Indian Institute of Science Edn. & [email protected] Research I Floor, Central Tower, ST 48 Ambika, G Pune Building Sutarwadi, Pashan Pune 411 021 Lecturer, Department of Physics, Physics [email protected] 49 Dr Ambika, G Maharaja's College, Kochi 626 011 Kochi National High School, Basavanagudi, Engineering 50 Mrs Ambuja Bangalore Bangalore 560 004 Aminabhavi, TM Dhirubhai Ambani Life Sci. Centre [email protected] 51 Thane-Belapur Road Rabale Navi Mumbai Mumbai 400 701 Mulecular Biology & Genetics Unit [email protected] Anand, Anuranjan Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Adv. 52 Delhi Scientific Research Bangalore 560 064 Principal Investigator, Exertional Cardiorespiratory & 011-2766- [email protected] Breathlessness Studies Laboratory Neurophysiology 7749(O) (DST), Vallabhbhai Patel Chest 53 Dr Anand, Ashima Delhi Institute, University of Delhi, P.O. Box 2101 Delhi- 110007 Lecturer UGC-Networking Resource To study the novel [email protected], Centre in Biological Sciences, School biomarkers for human [email protected] 54 Dr Anand, SB of Biological Sciences, Madurai lymphatic filariasis Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai 625 021 Assistant Professor Deptt of Chemical Sciences [email protected], Chemistry, Indian Instt of Sci [email protected] 55 Dr Anand, VG Education & Res, Central Tower Sai Pune Trinity Bldg, Sutarwadi Road, Pashan Pune 411 021 Principal Scientist, National, Res. Life Sciences [email protected] Centre for Plant Biotech., Indian 56 Dr Ananda Kumar, P New Delhi Agricultural Res. Inst., New Delhi 110 012 Selection Grade Lecturer &, Head, Physics [email protected] Department of Physics, Sri m 57 Dr Ananda Kumari, R Siddaganga Coll. for Women, B H Tumkur Road, Tumkur 572 102 Department of Chemistry, Kakatiya Chemistry Hanamkond 58 Dr Anandam, N Government Degree, College, a Hanamkonda 506 001 Assistant Professor, Department of Automorphic Forms [email protected] Anandavardhanan, Mathematics, Indian Institute of 59 Dr Mumbai UK Technology Bombay, Powai Mumbai 400 076 Adjunct Professor & Raja Ramanna Radio Astronomy 20-2569-9841 [email protected], Fellow, Electronic Science Dept., (O), 6609- [email protected] 60 Dr Ananthakrishnan, S Pune Pune University, Ganeshkhind,
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