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nd Advisory Committee Aurangabad Airport serves daily flights to main 2 International Conference on Prof. Shiv G. Kapoor University of Illinois, USA cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Hyderabad. Prof. K.P. Rajurkar University of Nebraska, USA Materials, Manufacturing and Prof. M. Rahman NUS Singapore Prof. B. A. Chopade Hon. Vice Chancellor, DrBAMU Design Engineering Prof. V.K. Jain IIT Kanpur Prof. Suhas Joshi IIT Bombay (iCMMD 2017) Prof. J. Paulo Davim University of Aveiro, Portugal Organized by Prof. Ramesh Singh IIT Bombay Marathwada Institute of Prof. Pradeep Kumar IIT Roorkee Dr. T. Sudarshan Material Modifications Inc. USA Technology, Aurangabad Dr. H. P. Schulze R&D Consultant, Germany Beed Bypass, Aurangabad-431010 Prof. M. M. Gupta NUS, Singapore Prof. B. B. Ahuja COE Pune Prof. P. K. Brahmankar Dr. BATU, Lonere Tourist Attractions Prof. Jose Mathew NIT Calicut Aurangabad is known as 'Tourism Capital of Dr. R. Balasubramaniam BARC, Mumbai Prof. B. Doloi Jadavpur University, Kolkata Maharashtra', due to it's close connection to Prof. Vinod Yadava MNIT Allahabad renowned tourist destinations as caves of Ajanta Prof. N.B. Dhokey COE, Pune In association with and Ellora which have been declared 'World Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Prof. Santanu Das Kalyani GCOE, West Bengal Heritage Sites' by UNESCO. The main tourist Dr. G.L. Samuel IIT, Madras attractions include: Technological University Dr. D.G. Thakur DIAT, Pune Vidyavihar, Lonere, Raigad Dr. S.D. Kore IIT Guwahati Ajanta caves: 100 km Maharashtra – 402103, India Dr. Kaushik Kumar BIT, Ranchi Ellora caves: 30 km (Under TEQIP Phase- III) Dr. S.S. Mohite COE, Karad Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple: 35 km Dr. Uday Dabade WCE, Sangali Patrons Dr. S.P. Bhosle MIT, Aurangabad Bibi ka Makabara (Taj of Dakkhan): 06 km Dr. V. G. Gaikar (Hon. Vice Chancellor, BATU) Dr. C.L. Gogte MIT, Aurangabad Panchakki: 05 km Prof. Munish Sharma (Director General, MIT) Shani Singnapur: 70 km Organizing Committee Shirdi Sai Baba Temple: 125 km Convener Dr. V. B. Pansare Dr. H. S. Joshi Dr. R. S. Pawade (Dr. BATU, Lonere) Mr. S. B. Pankade Mr. M. D. Gaikwad Nathsagar Dam at Paithan: 55 km Dr. N. G. Patil (MIT Aurangabad) Mr. P. D. Bhatkar Ms. P. Priadashni Mr. S. L. Muley Mr. S. S. Waghmare Contact Us Conference Secretaries Mr. R. B. Dabhade Mr. S. V. Kulkarni Dr. Subhash Lahane (Organizing Secretary) Dr. M. Sadaiah (Dr. BATU, Lonere) Mr. N. R. Chavada Mr. K. D. Jadhav +91 8149633284 [email protected] (MIT Aurangabad) Mr. N. S. Deshmukh Mr. S. R. Gaikwad Dr. D. V. Nehete Dr. Pankaj Zine (Organizing Secretary) Organizing Secretaries Aurangabad city Location +91 9643810334 [email protected] Dr. V. G. Sargade (Dr. BATU, Lonere) The city is the central location and capital of Call for Papers Dr. S. V. Lahane (MIT Aurangabad) Marathwada region of Maharashtra state. It is well Dr. H. N. Warhatkar (Dr. BATU, Lonere) connected with metro cities like Mumbai (450 Authors are requested to submit their Dr. P. U. Zine (MIT Aurangabad) km), Pune (225 km) by road, rail and air. Abstract/full-length papers in prescribed format Aurangabad Railway Station is on south central available at www.icmmd2017.com>downloads Joint Secretaries railway route connecting Mumbai and Hyderabad through Dr. B. F. Jogi (Dr. BATU, Lonere) of AP state. https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icmmd20170 Dr. H. M. Dharmadhikari (MIT Aurangabad) Registration Fees Metal Cutting MIT is a group of educational and research Non-conventional machining Institutions run by Gramaudyogik Shikshan Category Early Bird Regular Metal Forming and Joining Mandal (GSM), Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India Students (UG/PG) Rs. 1000/- Rs. 1500/- Metal Casting and Molding which is the parent trust (Organization) Institute Faculty Rs. 2500/- Rs. 3000/- Micromachining established in 1975. Industry Professionals Rs. 3000/- Rs. 4000/- Micro and Nano Manufacturing Over the last three and half decades, MIT has SAARC Countries Rs. 4000/- Rs. 5000/- Additive Manufacturing established 19 Institutes and 5 centres of learning Other Asian Countries USD 125 USD 150 Robotics and Automation at multiple locations in India. MIT has grown Other Countries USD 175 USD 200 Surface Engineering organically in three important provinces of India, Accompanying Person Rs. 1000/- Rs. 1250/- viz. Maharashtra, Delhi & Uttar Pradesh. More Reliability & Maintenance Engineering than 12000 full time & 2500 part time students Registration fee includes Conference kit, Working Production Planning and Control are on different campuses for primary to post lunch and Tea. Materials graduate education and vocational training. MIT Important Dates Nano-materials offers wide range of courses for graduation level Submission of Abstract 15th July, 2017 Composite Materials in faculty of - Engineering & Technology and Architecture. Post-Graduation programs are Notification of Abstract Acceptance 20th July, 2017 Biomaterials offered in Engineering & Technology. The Institute Submission of Full Length Paper 15th August, 2017 High Temperature Materials has a University recognized Ph.D. Research Center Author Notification of Draft Paper 30th August, 2017 Materials Characterization Accepted in Mechanical Engineering. By serving as a catalyst Non-destructive Testing for Industry-Academic partnerships, the Institute Deadline of Submission of Revised 10th Sept., 2017 Draft Paper Design Engineering attempts to bring intellectual capital and emerging technologies together to improve quality of Notification of Final Acceptance 20th Sept., 2017 Optimization, Modeling and Simulation Engineering & Technology education. Early Bird Registration 30th Sept., 2017 Product Design & Development Deadline for Final Conference 25th Nov. 2017 CAD-CAM-CAE Registration Vibration and Noise monitoring Conference Dates 11-12 Dec. 2017 Acoustic Emission Accommodation Wear & Tribology Accommodation will be provided to participants Biomechanics at Institute guest house on first come first serve & Finite Element Analysis chargeable basis. There are hotels available in close vicinity of Institute like VITS, KEYS, etc. in About Dr. B.A.T.U. Lonere Aurangabad. For more information contact the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological organizers. University was established by Govt. of About iCMMD17 Publication Maharashtra in 1989. It has become an 'affiliating' The main objective of the conference is to bring Accepted papers after peer reviewed university of the entire State from March 2016. together leading scientists, researchers, industry shall be published in Procedia Situated in the vicinity of the historic Raigad Fort practitioners, academicians, engineering students Manufacturing (ELSEVIER) for which and surrounded by the hills of Sahyadri Range, the from different universities, colleges and additional charges are applicable. 470-acre terrain of the University campus has all laboratories to exchange and share their For More Details the natural beauty of Konkan. At present, the experiences and research findings. In addition to Website: www.icmmd2017.com University conducts six M.Tech. and eight B.Tech. high quality technical presentations, this programs in various disciplines. The university conference will include keynote and plenary iCMMD2017 Themes also conducts Ph.D. programs in various speakers and networking opportunities. The Papers are invited in the following areas of disciplines of Engineering and Sciences. conference will also offer more informal settings Material, Manufacturing and Design Engineering: where participants can converse with friends and Manufacturing Engineering About MIT Aurangabad delegates over refreshments. .
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