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RÉSUMÉ Dr. R.Ananda Kumari Residencial Address Principal Dr.R.Ananda Kumari Sree Siddaganga College of Arts, Science and Commere W/o Prof.S.M.Shashidhara , B.H.Road ‘ Shashi’ , SMS Building Tumkur 572 012, Karnataka, INDIA III Main, Siddaganga Extension Ph.(Off)0816 - 2278569 (Res) 0816 - 2274577 Tumkur 572 102, Karnataka Mobile- 09916492480 E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] Designation: Principal, Sree Siddaganga College of Arts, Science and Commerce, B.H.Road, Tumkur 572 102 Personal Details: Father's Name : Rudramadappa Date of Birth : 21 April 1961 Gender : Female Marital Status : Married Husband’ s Name : S.M.Shashidhara Nationality : Indian Mother Tongue : Kannada Languages Known : English, Kannada and Hindi. Educational Qualifications: Ph.D., 13 Janauary, 2003, Solid State Physics, Title of Thesis: “Colour Center Studies in Mixed Alkali Halide Crystals and NLO Material Characterization” Under the erudite guidance of Prof. R.Chandramani D.Sc, Professor, Department of Physics, Bangalore University, Bangalore, INDIA. M.Phil Dissertation:Colour center studies in alkali halide crystals and pellets, Under the guidance of Prof. R.Chandramani D.Sc, Professor, Department of Physics,Bangalore University, Bangalore, 1996 Sr.No Degree Name of Board/University Year 1 Ph.D Bangalore University 2003 2. M.Phil Bangalore University 1996 3. M.Sc Mysore University 1984 4. B.Sc Bangalore University 1981 1. Facilitator certification in Human Resource Development, Mangalore 2. student counseling certification at NIMHANS, Bangalore 3. Junior & Senior English Typewriting 4. Junior Shorthand Teaching Experience: 30 + Years Post Place From To Total Principal Sree Siddaganga College of Arts 2016 Till date 3years Science & Commerce, Tumkur Associate Department of Physics, Sree 2000 2016 15years Professor Siddaganga Womens College, and Head, Tumkur, Karnataka Department of Physics Senior Department of Physics, Sree 1992 2000 8 years Lecturer Siddaganga Womens College, and Head, Tumkur, Karnataka Department of Physics Lecturer Department of Physics, Sree 1983 1992 9 years and Head Siddaganga Womens College, Department Tumkur, Karnataka of Physics Contributory Department of Physics,Tumkur 2011 2012 1 year Lecturer University, Tumkur (Post-graduate level) Research Experience : 23 years • Solid State Physics Laboratory, Department of Physics, Bangalore University, Bangalore, INDIA. • Sree Siddaganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, INDIA. • Sree Siddaganga College, Tumkur, INDIA. Areas of research interest: ➢ Growth and Characterization of Mixed Alkali halide Crystals . ➢ Preparation and characterization of thermoluminescence dosimetry phosphors. ➢ Synthesis and spectroscopic studies of solid- state laser materials. ➢ Growth and study of defects in crystalline and microcrystalline solids. ➢ Growth and Characterization of NLO materieals ➢ Synthesis and Characterization of Nanophosphors 2 Place of research/Collabarations: • Department of Molecular Bio-Physics, IISc, Bangalore • Department of Physics, IISc, Bangalore • Microtrol Irradiation Center, Bangaore • Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur • Siddaganga Formacy College, Tumkur • Dayananda Nanda Sagar Institute of Technology, Bangalore • Siddartha Institute of Technology, Tumkur, Karnataka • Department of Physics, Government science P.G. College, Chitradurga, India • Crystal Growth Center, Annamalai University, Chennai, India • Electronic Materials Research Laboratory, Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram • Department of Physics, Sri Venkateswara University, India. Research Guidance: M.Phil students guided 1. M.Mamatha: Microhardness, Optical Absorption and Thermoluminescence studies in (KCl)0.9-x(KBr)x (NaI)0.1 ternary alkali halide mixed crystals, Alagappa University, 2007 2. B.Suresh Kumar: Thermoluminescence, Optical Absorption and Microhardness studies in (KCl)0.9- x(KBr)x (NaI)0.1 ternary alkali halide mixed crystals grown by solution, Alagappa University, 2007 3. V.M.Nagaveene: Microhardness, Optical Absorption and Thermoluminescence studies in ternary alkali halide mixed crystals, Annamalai University, 2008 4. R.B.Shobha: Colour Center Studies in (NaCl)x(NaBr) 1-x mixed alkali halide crystals doped with Lithium Sulphate, Annamalai University, 2008 5. M.R.Jagadeesh, Optical and Second harmonic Generation (SHG) efficiency studies in NLO crystals grown by solution method, Alagappa University, 2008 PhD Completed 1.Mr.Jagadheesh.M.R., “ Growth and Characterization of some Organic Crystals for NLO Applications” , Visvesvaraya Technological University, (1SI10PGM01),2016 1. Kavyashree.D, “ Bio-synthesis of rare earth and transition metal ions doped oxide nano structured materials for multifunctional applications” Tumkur University, Reg No 12PH5006, TUT/AC/Ph.D-KD/2014-15/683, 2018 2. Roopa.V, “ Characterization of NLO Crystal Potassium dihydrogen Phosphate (KDP) doped with rare earth metals, Grown by slow evaporation, seed rotation technique & SR method” , Reg No. 13PHI001, TU/AC/Ph.D/PH/RV/2015-16/518, 2019 3 Pursuing Ph.D 3. Sathisha.T, “ Analysis and perfprmance Evolution of Nano-Antenna by using Nano Particles” , Reg.No11EC0014, , TUT/AC/Ph.D/EC/ST/2011-12/128 dated 2-09-2014 4. Chitra Mallela, “ Synthesis and characterization of rare earth doped Strontium Aluminate nanophosphor” , Reg No. 12PH5015, TUT/AC/Ph.D-PH-CM/2015-16/2131 dated 5-10- 2015 5. Veerabhadrayya Alias Rudrayy M, “ Synthesis and Characterization of some rare earth and transition metal ions doped semiconducting Nanoparticles” , Reg No.12PH5012, , TUT/AC/Ph.D-PH/2012-13/88 dated 13-08-2014 Research Project: Major Research Project: Title – Colour center studies in ternary alkali halide mixed crystals with and without dopants Rs. 5, 21,800.00 Sponsored by UGC sanctioned letter F.No.35-6/2008(SR), dated 19th March 2009(Duration1-5-2009 to 30-4-2012). Minor Research Project: Title – Growth and characterization of binary and ternary alkali halides Successfully completed (01 Apr 2005 to 31 Mar 2007) Rs. 40,000.00, Sponsored by UGC,vide UGC letter No. MRP(S)-229/2005(X plan)/KABA053/UGC-SWRO, dated 9th March 2005 Convenor: • UGC sponsored National Conference on ‘ Space Debris & e-Waste Management (NSDEWM – 2016), 22-23, July 2016 , ( No of Participants: 200) • UGC sponsored National Conference on ‘ Impact of Physics on Biological Science (IPBS – 2016), 5 – 6, April 2016, ( No of Participants: 200) • UGC sponsored two days state level seminar on ‘ Digital communication’ , 30-31, August 2013 ( No of Participants: 150) • National Seminar on” Astrophysics and Nuclear Physics” , Sree Siddaganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, 28-30 April 2011, Supported by UGC, Indian Satellite Research Organization, Bangalore and State of Mysore, Tumkur. ( No of Participants: 150) • State level experimental workshop for Degree Students, Sree Siddaganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, 17-19, July 2007, Sponsored by Indian Academy Sciences, Bangalore ( No of Participants: 100) • State level workshop for college teachers on “ Enthusiasm in Teaching physics” Sree Siddaganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, 10 Dec 2005, Supported by UGC and Vijaya Bank, Tumkur ( No of Participants: 100) 4 Co-ordinator • “INSPIRE – 2018: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga College of Arts Science and Commerce, Tumkur November, 27 – December 2, 2018 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India ( No of Participants: 200) • “ INSPIRE – 2017: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga College of Arts Science and Commerce, Tumkur November, 01 – 06, 2017 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 200) • “INSPIRE – 2016: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga College of Arts Science and Commerce, Tumkur December 26 – 31, 2016 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India( No of Participants: 200) • “INSPIRE – 2016: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur June, 01 – 06, 2016 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 150) • “INSPIRE – 2015: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur December 23 – 28, 2015 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 150) • “INSPIRE – 2014: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur December 23 – 28, 2014 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 150) • “INSPIRE – 2013: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students” Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur December 24 – 29, 2013 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 150) • “INSPIRE – 2012: Science Nurture Camp” Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College for PUC Science Students, Tumkur October 26 – 30, 2012 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, ( No of Participants: 150) • “INSPIRE – 2011: Science Nurture Camp for PUC Science Students, Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, December 12 – 16, 2011 Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India ( No of Participants: 200) • “ Refresher Course in Experimental Physics for UG teachers” , Sree Siddanganga Women’ s College, Tumkur, 28 June – 12 July 2010 , Supported by Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore,Indian National Academy of Sciences, Delh, National Academy of Sciences, Allahabad
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