2Nd Circular of 99Th Indian Science Congress
Prof. Geetha Bali Dr. Achyuta Samanta Prof. R. P. Kaushik General President, 99th ISC Founder – KIIT & KISS Chancellor, KIIT University & th Chief Patron, 99th ISC Patron, 99 ISC
Prof. Ashok S. Kolaskar Dr. T.K. Chandrashekar Vice Chancellor, KIIT University Director, NISER Organising Chairman, 99th ISC Co-organising Chairman, 99th ISC
Dr. Manoj Kumar Chakrabarti Dr.(Mrs.) Vijay Laxmi Saxena Mr. N.B. Basu General Secretary (Membership Affairs) General Secretary (Scientific Activities) Treasurer
Dr. Sasmita Rani Samanta Dr. A.K. Naik Dr. Mrutyunjay Suar Mr. Dwiti Chandragupta Vikramaditya Registrar, KIIT University Registrar, NISER Director, KIIT School of Biotechnology Advisor – KIIT & KISS, th Local Secretary, 99 ISC Local Secretary, 99th ISC KIIT University Jt. Organising Secretary, 99th ISC Organising Secretary, 99th ISC Important Contacts
GENERAL SECRETARY GENERAL SECRETARY TREASURER (MEMBERSHIP AFFAIRS) (SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES) Dr. Manoj Kumar Chakrabarti Dr. (Mrs.) Vijay Laxmi Saxena Coordinatnator:Bioinformatics Mr. N.B. Basu Deputy Director (Senior Grade) & Head, Infrastructure Facility Centre of DBT C.M.E. (P & D), Division of Pathophysiology, (Govt . of India), Head , Deptt. of Zoology, The Kolkata Municipal Corporation, National Institute of Cholera and Former In-Charge, Self Finance Departments, 7A, Tinkari Ghosh Lane, Kalighat, Enteric Diseases (ICMR), Dayanand Girls P.G. College, (C.S.J.M.University), Kolkata - 700 026 P-33, C.I.T. Road, Scheme XM, Civil Lines, Kanpur-208 001. Email: [email protected] Contents Beliaghata, Kolkata - 700 010 E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] Invitation - General President, ISCA 2011-2012 Welcome - Founder - KIIT & KISS LOCAL SECRETARY LOCAL SECRETARY ISCA Executive Committee : 2011 - 2012 ISCA Council : 2011-2012 01 Dr. A. K. Naik Dr. Sasmita Rani Samanta ISCA : Origin & Growth 02 Registrar Registrar National Institute of Science KIIT University Chronology of ISCA Sessions 04 Education And Research (NISER) Chintan Building, Campus-4 Focal Theme of the Congress 10 Institute of Physics Campus Patia PO – Sainik School, Venue of the 99th Indian Science Congress Bhubaneswar – 751005 Bhubaneswar- 751024 Bhubaneswar 12 Tel : 0674-2725481 Tel : 0674-2304002/2302431 KIIT University 14 Mobile : 9437497878 Mobile: 9437035188 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] NISER 16 Site Map to Venue 17 Provisional Programme 18 Plenary Sessions 19 ORGANISING SECRETARY JT. ORGANISING SECRETARY EXECUTIVE Invited Speakers 20 SECRETARY (ISCA) Dr. Mrutyunjay Suar Mr. Dwiti Chandragupta Sectional Sessions and Symposia 22 Director Vikramaditya Dr Amit Krishna De Vigyan Sancharak Sammelan 26 KIIT School of Biotechnology Advisor – KIIT & KISS Executive Secretary, Rashtriya Kishore Vaigyanik Sammelan (Children's Science Congress) 26 KIIT University Indian Science Congress Association KIIT University, Campus-1 Women’s Science Congress 27 14 Biresh Guha Street, Kolkata-700 017 Patia, Bhubaneswar – 751024 Patia, Bhubaneswar – 751024 Tel: 033-22874530 / 033-22815323 Science Exhibition 28 Tel : 0674-2725349 Tel : 0674-2740326 Fax - 033-22872551 Young Scientist's Award Programme 28 Mobile : 9437011465 Mobile : 9937220249 E-mail : [email protected] ISCA Awards 29 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] [email protected] Presentation of Papers 30 Model Format for Abstract 31 Membership and Privileges of Members 32 www.sciencecongress.nic.in Application Form for Membership 33 www.isc2012.com Registration 34 Registration and Accommodation Request Form 35 Email: [email protected] Tour Packages 38 Tel: +91- 674 - 2378698, 2378699 Fax: +91- 674 - 2725202 Reaching the unreached...
Message of Founder, General President's Message KIIT & KISS reetings and hearty welcome to the 99th session of Indian Science Congress being held from Jan 3rd to 7th, 2012 at Bhubaneswar. The Congress will be ith all humility, I can vouch that there could not have been a better New jointly hosted by the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology University Year gift to KIIT by the Association of Indian Science Congress, nor G th and National Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhubaneswar. Wcould there have been a better place than Bhubaneswar to hold the 99 session of the Indian Science Congress. The congregation of great scientific The country is poised to achieve transformation from being a developing country minds of the country in the campus of one young and promising University – KIIT into a developed country by 2020. In order to achieve this, it is but necessary to focus is indeed a matter of pride for everyone in the state of Odisha. KIIT, playing the on inclusive development. Science and Technology alone can help in the realization host to this greatest scientific extravaganza in academic collaboration with NISER of this goal. It is important to promote innovation driven research and develop welcomes all the scientists, academicians, researchers and young budding appropriate technologies to ensure that the diverse population with diverse needs scientists attending the session. that forms the fabric of India is richly benefited by science and technology. Science, over the year has broadened its definition. It has become a way of life and the quality of life depends much on the application of scientific knowledge, It is important that women are not left behind in this march towards prosperity. Pandit research and experiments. Indian Science Congress would help in getting Jawaharlal Nehruji remarked “the advancement of a nation can be judged by the relevant information on the advancement of scientific knowledge and its status women enjoy”. It may be noted that of the 8 millennium goals identified by the application for the benefit of the society. There can never be any two opinions on UN, at least five directly centre round women namely 1. Promoting gender equality the fact that with every session of Indian Science Congress, the scientific world and empowerment of women 2. Achieving universal primary education, 3. Reducing gets enriched. child mortality 4. Improving maternal health 5. Combating HIV/AIDS, malaria and Prof. Geetha Bali other diseases and three indirectly namely Eradicating extreme poverty, Ensuring Dr. A. Samanta Universities have remained epicenters of scientific knowledge. KIIT University, despite General President environmental sustainability and Developing a global partnership. Founder – KIIT & KISS being relatively young always gives priority to research and utilization of the benefits of Vice Chancellor Chief Patron research for creating a world sans hunger and ignorance. KIIT has made a beginning through The 99th session of Indian Science Congress intends to draw the attention of scientists, 99th Session of Karnataka State Women’s its unique experiment called KISS that works relentlessly to empower the poorest of the poor technocrats and all the stake holders towards the need to employ science and technology to Indian Science Congress University, Bijapur under-privileged sections of the society through education and sustainable livelihood. It is reach the unreached and to empower every citizen. Tapping the potential of and increasing indeed a great moment for KIIT and KISS that the session of National Children Science the efficiency of over one billion population effectively in doing whatever they are required Congress coinciding with the 99th session of ISC is being held in this campus and I take this to and capable of doing can have a tremendous impact not only within the country but opportunity in welcoming the child scientists to this University. globally. India which enjoys demographic advantage is poised to achieve such a revolution, provided science and technology is employed in the most effective way. KIIT, a young University with lot of enthusiasm has carved a niche for itself for the excellent hospitality and personalized care it offers to every visitor coming to the campus. The serene, It is especially significant that the Congress is held in the Kalinga Institute of Industrial scenic and sublime environ and the academic ambiences of KIIT are just the perfect setting for Technology (KIIT) with the sister institution Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) a significant event like the 99th session of the Indian Science Congress. We would welcome which creates an admirable pool of talent out of 15,000 tribal children, picked up from the you as a participant of this great event and promise that you would go back to your places as poorest of the poor families, adopted and educated in the best possible environs from KG to the friends and family members of KIIT with fond memories. PG. This talent would have gone unnoticed otherwise and reminds one of the vast untapped potential hidden in the nooks and corners of the country emphasizing the importance of I, on behalf of KIIT and KISS welcome you all and wish each one of you the very best. inclusive development. It is a sight to see thousands of tribal children thronging the campus filled with confidence and burning desire to achieve. As General President I feel privileged I wish the Congress all success and I wish you a very Happy New Year 2012. to extend a cordial invitation to every one who is interested in contributing for the welfare of humanity through science and technology. I do hope the deliberations will enthuse every scientist to focus on the needs of every section of the people that are spread over this vast country and the rest of the world.
Finally, the state of Odisha, cradled between sunlit waters of Bay of Bengal and the lush green forests on Eastern Ghats is a sample of the diversity India can boast of. It is known for its rich biodiversity including rich marine fauna with pristine beaches across 482 km of coastline, wild life sanctuaries, the largest brackish water lake in Asia and lagoons, bird sanctuaries and gorgeous waterfalls. Bhubaneswar is known for its architectural marvel of 13th century, the sun temple referred to as “poetry in stone” and several other temples fetching the name “the city of temples”. The city is known for its own unique arts and crafts including appliqué work of Pipli and filigree. Bhubaneswar has something interesting in store for every type of visitor. Once again, I extend a warm welcome to one and all. Reaching the unreached... 1 0 ISCA Council : 2011-2012 ISCA Executive Committee: 2011-2012 General President Prof. S. S. Katiyar Kanpur Prof. Geetha Bali Bijapur Dr. K. Kasturirangan New Delhi General President Immediate Past General President Prof. Asis Datta New Delhi Prof. Geetha Bali Bijapur Prof. K.C. Pandey Lucknow Prof. N. K. Ganguly New Delhi Immediate Past General President General President – Elect Prof. Harsh Gupta Hyderabad Dr. T. Ramasami New Delhi Prof. K.C. Pandey Lucknow Dr. Manmohan Singh New Delhi General Secretary (Membership Affairs) Dr. G. Madhavan Nair Bangalore Past General Secretaries Dr. Manoj Kumar Chakrabarti Kolkata General President Elect Dr.(Miss) S.P. Arya New Delhi Dr. Manmohan Singh Delhi General Secretary (Scientific Activities) Prof. H.P. Tiwari Allahabad Dr.(Mrs.) Vijay Laxmi Saxena Kanpur Prof. S.P. Mukherjee Kolkata General Secretary (Membership Affairs) Treasurer Dr. (Mrs.) Yogini Pathak Vadodara Dr. Manoj Kumar Chakrabarti Kolkata Mr. N.B. Basu Kolkata Prof. Uma Kant Jaipur Elected Members of the Executive Committee Dr. A.B. Banerjee Kolkata General Secretary (Scientific Activities) Dr. Ashok Kumar Saxena Kanpur Dr.(Mrs.) Vijay Laxmi Saxena Kanpur Prof. B.P. Chatterjee Kolkata Smt. Kumkum Swarup Kanpur Prof. S.P. Singh Kurukshetra Prof. Ranjit K. Verma Bodh Gaya Treasurer Prof. Avijit Banerji Kolkata Mr. N.B. Basu Kolkata Prof. D. Narayana Rao Kancheepuram Past Treasurer Dr. Subodh Kumar Jain Sagar Dr. S.B. Mahato Kolkata Elected Members of the Executive Committee Prof. C. Muthamizhchelvan Kattankulathur Sectional Presidents Dr. Ashok Kumar Saxena Kanpur Prof. R. Ramamurthi Tirupati Dr. Ajay Parida Chennai Smt. Kumkum Swarup Kanpur Prof. B. Satyanarayana Hyderabad Prof. Y.K. Khillare Aurangabad Prof. Ranjit K. Verma Bodh Gaya Dr. M. Aruchami Coimbatore Prof. Tarni Jee Patna Prof. D. Narayana Rao Kancheepuram Dr. Sunil Prakash Trivedi Lucknow Prof. A.K. Bakhshi Delhi Dr. Subodh Kumar Jain Sagar Representative of Department of Science & Prof. Pramod K. Verma Bhopal Prof. C. Muthamizhchelvan Kattankulathur Technology, Government of India Prof. H.R. Vishwakarma Vellore Prof. R. Ramamurthi Tirupati Dr. Praveer Asthana New Delhi Prof. B.K. Tiwari Shillong Dr. L.Joyprakash Singh Shillong Prof. B. Satyanarayana Hyderabad Local Secretaries Dr. B.S. Murty Chennai Dr. M. Aruchami Coimbatore Dr. A.K. Naik Bhubaneswar Dr. Sunil Prakash Trivedi Lucknow Prof. Ashis Sengupta Kolkata Dr. Sasmita Rani Samanta Bhubaneswar Dr. Manjushree Ray Kolkata Past General Presidents Dr. Uttam Chand Banerjee Mohali Representative of DST, Government of India Prof. M.S. Swaminathan Chennai Prof. B.N. Jagatap Mumbai Dr. Praveer Asthana New Delhi Prof. A.K. Sharma Kolkata Prof. P.C. Trivedi Gorakhpur Prof. M.G. K. Menon New Delhi Elected Members of the Council Local Secretaries Mr. Gauravendra Swarup Kanpur Dr. A.K. Naik Bhubaneswar Prof. R.P. Bambah Chandigarh Prof. Gangadhar Bangalore Dr. Sasmita Rani Samanta Bhubaneswar Prof. C.N.R. Rao Bangalore Prof. Yash Pal Noida Dr. Manju Tembhre Bhopal Prof. D.K. Sinha Kolkata Prof. Santosh Kumar Bhopal Dr. Vasant Gowariker Pune Prof. Aditya Shastri Rajasthan Dr. S.Z. Qasim New Delhi Prof. Dhyanendra Kumar Arrah Prof. P.N. Srivastava Gurgaon Dr. Sheo Satya Prakash Patna Dr. S.C. Pakrashi Kolkata Representative of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation Prof. U.R. Rao Bangalore Sri Anindya Karforma Kolkata Prof. S.K. Joshi New Delhi Editor-in-Chief of Everyman's Science Dr. P. Rama Rao Hyderabad Prof. S.S. Katiyar Kanpur Dr. (Mrs.) Manju Sharma New Delhi Representative of Indian National Dr. R.A. Mashelkar Pune Science Academy (INSA) Council Dr. R. S. Paroda New Delhi Prof. Akhilesh Kumar Tyagi New Delhi 3 0 Reaching the unreached... 2 0
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Task Force ISCA Origin and Growth Presides over Thirty– Another significant breakthrough was made in 1980 when the Fourth Session-1947 Department of Science & Technology, Government of India, Genesis Silver Jubilee set up a permanent Task Force involving representatives of ISCA and chiefs of different agencies and voluntary The Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA) owes its The Silver Jubilee Session of the Science Congress was On the eve of Indian th organizations chaired by Secretary, DST, being responsible for origin to the foresight and initiative of two British Chemists, held at Calcutta in 1938. Lord Rutherford of Nelson was to Independence, the 34 following up various recommendations on the Focal Theme. namely, Professor J. L. Simonsen and Professor P. S. be the General President of this Session. However, due to Annual Session of the Every year follow-up actions on recommendations made in the MacMahon. It was their view that scientific research in India his sudden death, Sir James Jeans took the chair. It was at Indian Science Congress previous Science Congress are discussed at the General would be stimulated if an annual meeting of research workers this Jubilee Session that the Participation of foreign was held at Delhi in Session organized by DST during the Science Congress. somewhat on the lines of the British Association for the scientists in session of the Indian Science Congress was January 1947 with Pandit Through this process the Indian Science Congress Association Advancement of Science could be arranged. first initiated. Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime has been contributing to the development of Science in general Minister of India, as General and to the National Science Policy in particular. The Association was formed with the following objectives: Golden Jubilee President. Pandit Nehru's i) to advance and promote the cause of science in India. The Science Congress celebrated its Golden Jubilee in personal interest in the ii) to hold an annual congress at a suitable place in India; Young Scientist's Award Programme October, 1963 at Delhi with Prof. D. S. Kothari as General Science Congress iii) to publish proceedings, journals, transactions, etc; President. On this occasion two special Publications were Indian Science Congress association introduced the continued ever th iv) to popularise science. brought out: programme for Young Scientists from the 68 session of the since and there Indian Science Congress in 1981. The programme enables The first meeting of the Congress was held from January 15-17, i) A Short History of the Indian Science Congress had been hardly any session during his lifetime which he did Young scientists to present their research work with 1914 at the premises of the Asiatic Society, Calcutta, with the Association and not attend. He immensely enriched the activities of the opportunities to exchange ideas in the relevant scientific Honourable Justice Sir Asutosh Mookerjee, the then Vice- ii) Fifty Years of Science in India (in 12 volumes each Congress by his sustained interest in the development of problems with their counterparts and specialists. The ISCA Chancellor of Calcutta University, as President. One hundred volume containing reviews of particular branch of scientific atmosphere in the country, particularly among young Young Scientist Awards are given to candidates for making the and five scientists from different parts of India and abroad science). generations. best presentations. Fourteen such awards are given at present. attended. The 35 papers presented were divided into six sections The award amount has been enhanced from Rs.5,000/- from Botany, Chemistry, Ethnography, Geology, Physics and 93rd session and now carries Rs.25,000/- and a Certificate of Zoology under six Sectional Presidents. Diamond Jubilee Interaction with Foreign Scientific Academies/ merit. The Diamond Jubilee session of the Science Congress was Associations. held at Chandigarh in January 3-9, 1973, under the From this modest beginning with hundred and five members From 1947, Programme for inviting representatives from Presentation of Papers President ship of Dr. S. Bhagavantam. On this occasion two and thirty-five papers communicated for reading at the first It was decided that generally most of the contributed Papers, special publications were brought out: foreign societies and academies was included in the Science session, ISCA has grown into a strong fraternity with more than Congress. This trend still continues with the support of the which were accepted on the basis of a careful screening by the twenty two thousand members till date. The number of papers concerned Sectional Presidents with the help of participating 1) A Decade (1963-72) of Indian Science Congress Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. communicated for reading has risen to nearly two thousand. Up experts would be presented by way of posters. Further, to Association (with life-sketches of General After independence ISCA has been actively represented in to 2000 there were Sixteen sections, two committees and six encourage scientists it was decided that at most two Prizes of Presidents) and various foreign scientific academies / associations, namely forums, namely Sections on Agricultural Sciences, Rs. 1,000/-- in cash along with a certificate to be awarded to the 2) A Decade (1963- 72) of Science in India (Published British Association for the Advancement of Science, French Anthropology & Archaeology, Biochemistry, Biophysics & best presentation in each Section from 86th Session. The award Section wise) Academy of Sciences, Bangladesh Academy of Sciences, Sri Molecular Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Computer Sciences, money has been enhanced to Rs. 5,000/- from 94th Session. Earth System Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Material Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science, etc. with a Sciences, Mathematics, Medical & Veterinary Sciences, Platinum Jubilee view to have a first hand knowledge on topics of mutual ISCA Chapters Physics, Physiology, Psychology & Educational Sciences, The Indian Science Congress Association celebrated its interest. The Association started organizing popular science lectures in Statistics, Zoology, Entomology & Fisheries, Committees – Seventy Fifth year since its inception, popularly called different centers in India from 1962-63. The scheme envisages Home Sciences, Sciences & Society, Forums-Communication otherwise as Platinum Jubilee, in 1988, with Prof. C. N. R. Introduction of Focal Theme constructive work for the popularization and advancement of & Information Science, Environmental Sciences, Forensic Rao as General President. A special brochure, entitled The year 1976 witnessed a significant development in the science throughout the year. Till 1985-86 these lectures were Science, Science Education, Science for School Students and “Indian Science Congress Association - Growth & delivered at seventeen centres spread over the country. Women & Science. Activities” was published so as to highlight the trend of deliberations during the Congress. It was being felt for quite a while that such a gathering of scientists, covering a However, this was restructured with the formation of Regional programmes of the Association over the years. The main Chapters from 1986-1987. One of the major objectives of the wide spectrum ought to be seized of national issues that have There are now fourteen sections namely Agriculture and Programmes were: ISCA is to inculcate the Scientific temper among the people Forestry Sciences, Animal, Veterinary and Fishery Sciences, scientific and technological implications. In 1976, Dr. M.S. and to encourage young scientists to grow up steadily in this Anthropological and Behavioral Sciences, (including i) Bringing out special publication on the occasion Swaminathan, the then General President of ISCA introduced direction involving them in the programmes relevant to Archaeology and Psychology & Educational Sciences and of the Platinum Jubilee; the Focal Theme of national relevance which is now discussed fundamental, experimental and operational activities. With Military Sciences), Chemical Sciences, Earth System Sciences, ii) Presentation of Plaques to the Past General in every section, during the annual session. Apart from these, these objectives in view, ISCA started Chapters from 1986-87 Engineering Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Information Presidents of the Association. several Plenary Sessions are organized around various facets in different places in India. At present twenty four ISCA and Communication Science & Technology (including iii) Establishment of Platinum Jubilee Lectures to be of the Focal Theme in which scientists and technologists as Chapters are at Allahabad, Amravati, Aurangabad, Banasthali, Computer Sciences), Materials Sciences, Mathematical organized in each section during the annual session of well as policy makers and administrators interact with one Bangalore, Baroda, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Sciences (including Statistics), Medical Sciences (including the Science Congress and another. ISCA has thus become a platform where members Coimbatore, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jammu, Physiology), New Biology (including Biochemistry, iv) Extension of the activities of the ISCA and its further from different disciplines and from different walks of life can Kanpur, Karnal, Kolkata, Mumbai, Nagpur, Sagar, Shillong, Biophysics & Molecular Biology and Biotechnology), Physical diversification to generate scientific temper and Visakhapatnam, Tirupati. Sciences, Plant Sciences and one Committee on Science & popularise science. contribute to discussions on the Focal Theme. Society. 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 1 10 Session 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 th th th th th th rd nd st th th th th th th th th th 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 Y ear Place Nagpur Allahabad Madras Calcutta Lahore Bombay Banaras Bangalore Lucknow Madras Calcutta Nagpur Bombay Lahore Bangalore Lucknow Madras Calcutta Lt. Col.R.B.Seymour Col. 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Chronology of ISCA Sessions Chronology of ISCA Sessions 0 Reaching the unreached... 8 0 Session Year Place President General Title / Theme Session Year Place President General Title / Theme Secretaries Secretaries
72nd 1985 Lucknow Professor A. S. Paintal Prof. M. K. Singal High Altitude Studies 89th 2002 Lucknow Professor S. S. Katiyar Prof. A. B. Banerjee Health Care, Education and Prof. (Mrs.) Prof. B. Satyanarayana Information Technology Archana Sharma 90th 2003 Bangalore Dr. K. Kasturirangan Prof. A. B. Banerjee Frontier Science and 73rd 1986 Delhi Dr. T. N. Khoshoo Prof. M. K. Singal Role of Science and Technology Prof. B. Satyanarayana Cutting Edge Technologies Prof. D. K. Sinha in Environmental Management 91st 2004 Chandigarh Professor Asis Datta Prof. B. Satyanarayana Science and Society in the 74th 1987 Bangalore Professor Prof. D. K. Sinha Resources and Human Well- Prof. B. P. Chatterjee Twenty First Century: (Mrs.) Archana Sharma Dr. (Mrs.) S. P. Arya being Inputs from Science Quest for Excellence and Technology 92nd 2005 Ahmedabad Professor N. K. Ganguly Prof. B. P. Chatterjee Health Technology as Fulcrum 75th 1988 Pune Professor C. N. R. Rao Dr. (Mrs.) S. P. Arya Frontiers in Science & Technology Prof. S. P. Singh of Development for the Nation Prof. D. K. Sinha 93rd 2006 Hyderabad Dr. I. V. Subba Rao Prof. B. P. Chatterjee Integrated Rural Development: 76th 1989 Madurai Dr. A. P. Mitra Dr. (Mrs.) S. P. Arya Science & Technology in India: Prof. S. P. Singh Science and Technology Dr. S. C. Pakrashi Technology Missions 94th 2007 Annamalainagar Prof. Harsh Gupta Prof. S. P. Singh Planet Earth 77th 1990 Cochin Professor Yash Pal Dr. S. C. Pakrashi Science in Society Prof Avijit Banerji Dr. (Mrs.) Gouri Ganguly 95th 2008 Visakhapatnam Prof. R. Ramamurthi Prof. Avijit Banerji Knowledge based Society 78th 1991 Indore Professor D. K. Sinha Dr. (Mrs.) Gouri Ganguly Coping with Natural Disaster: Dr. Ashok K. Saxena using Environmentally Dr. S. C. Pakrashi An Integrated Approach Sustainable Science and Technology 79th 1992 Baroda Dr. Vasant Gowariker Dr. (Mrs.) Gouri Ganguly Science, Population and Prof. D. P. Chakraborty Development 96th 2009 Shillong Dr. T. Ramasami Prof. Avijit Banerji Science Education and Dr. Ashok K. Saxena Attraction of Talent for 80th 1993 Goa Dr. S. Z. Qasim Prof. D. P. Chakraborty Science and Quality of Life Excellence in Research Prof. H. P. Tiwari 97th 2010 Thiruvantha- Dr. G. Madhavan Nair Dr. Ashok K. Saxena Science and Technology 81st 1994 Jaipur Professor P. N. Srivastava Prof. H. P. Tiwari Science in India: Excellence puram (dual charge) Challenges of 21st Century Prof. D. P. Chakraborty and Accountability National Perspective
nd 82 1995 Calcutta Dr. S. C. Pakrashi Prof. H. P. Tiwari Science, Technology and 98th 2011 Chennai Prof. K. C. Pandey Dr. Vijay Laxmi Saxena Quality Education and Prof. S. P. Mukherjee Industrial Development Dr. Manoj Kumar Excellence in Scientific in India Chakrabarti Research in Indian Universities 83rd 1996 Patiala Professor U. R. Rao Prof. S. P. Mukherjee Science and Technology Dr. (Mrs.) Yogini Pathak for Achieving Food, Economic 99th 2012 Bhubaneswar Prof. Geetha Bali Dr. Manoj Kumar Science and Technology for and Health Security Chakrabarti Inclusive Innovation - Dr.(Mrs.) Vijay Laxmi Role of Women 84th 1997 Delhi Dr. S. K. Joshi Dr. (Mrs.) Yogini Pathak Frontiers in Science & Saxena Prof. S. P. Mukherjee Engineering and Their Relevance to National Development ISCA Office, Kolkata 85th 1998 Hyderabad Professor P. Rama Rao Dr. (Mrs.) Yogini Pathak Science & Technology in Prof. A. S. Mukherjee Independent India: Retrospect and Prospect
86th 1999 Chennai Dr. (Mrs.) Manju Sharma Prof. A. S. Mukherjee New Bioscience Opportunities Prof. Uma Kant and Challenges as we Move into the Next Millennium
87th 2000 Pune Dr. R. A. Mashelkar Prof. Uma Kant Indian S & T into the Next Prof. A. S. Mukherjee Millennium
88th 2001 New Delhi Dr. R. S. Paroda Prof. Uma Kant Food, Nutrition and Prof. A. B. Banerjee Environmental Security potential promotes because of The application from and ultimately to It India’ the W stream and There unfettered centre HIV/AIDS, empowering and problems The debilitating women facilities. population of gender There isavastrural powerful diversity of A that necessitates for InclusiveInnovation-Roleof Science and Focal The
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5 1 Reaching the unreached... 4 1 Continuous Learning KIIT University
n its journey from a small technical Institute to a world class University, Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology I(KIIT) has come a long way within the shortest span of time. Since its inception in 1993, KIIT emphasized on quality education and no wonder, it was declared as a University (u/s 3 of UGC Act of 1956) in 2004. Since then Universal acceptability of KIIT can be judged from the KISS as an unique experiment to eradicate poverty through KIIT has never looked back. The growth of KIIT as a visit of Nobel Laureates, Ambassador of USA in India, education and use of education as a tool to empower the under world class University spreading over 25 sq. km. Presidents and premiers of several countries, Presidents, privileged section of the society and provide sustainable of prime land in 17 lush green sprawling Rectors and Vice Chancellors of several International employment is being hailed by statesmen, policy makers, campuses in a built-up area of 7.5 million square Universities, academicians, researchers and scientists planners, social workers from India and abroad. As a catalyst, feet in Eastern Indian is incredible indeed. The from across the globe, invited speakers, participants of KISS has been successfully inching towards the Millennium International Association of Universities (IAU), multi-disciplinary University with 23 constituent Schools various National and International conferences and Development Goals envisaged by the UN. Participation of its Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), offering diverse programmes has proved itself to be the much workshops held in KIIT. KIIT University also takes the students in the Commonwealth and Asian Games, receiving International Association of Universities Presidents nd sought after higher educational centre of the country. With 17000 pride for holding the 92 session of Indian Economic accolades in Indian Science Congress and achieving cent (IAUP) and University Mobility in Asia and Pacific students pursuing both graduation and post-graduation studies in Association addressed by the Prime Minister, Dr. percent result in examinations are indicative of the success of (UMAP). KIIT has the unique distinction of having Engineering, MCA, Management, Rural Management, Law, Manmohan Singh. Similarly, International Law Week was KISS. No wonder then that the world organizations like the India Secretariat of UMAP, having a membership participated by Justice Saville of the Supreme Court of UNFPA, UNICEF, UNESCO and US Federal governments Biotechnology, MBBS, BDS, Nursing, Fashion Technology, of over 466 Universities across Asia and the Pacific. Cinema & Mass Media Studies, Language and Sculpture, KIIT UK. Other academic Conferences addressed by Nobel have come forward to be partner with KISS. Internationalization of KIIT is not confined to its Laureates Prof. Richard R. Ernst and Prof. Zinkernagel stands out as a class of its own both in quality and quantity. membership in several world bodies and bilateral speak volumes about KIIT’s academic excellence. academic partnerships alone. The acceptability of The quality is amply demonstrated by the ever increasing demand KIIT by the students, researchers of Universities Academic excellence, impressive infrastructure are not and stiff competition among few hundred thousand aspirants to be across the globe can be judged from the ever the only reasons to give KIIT a distinct identity. KIIT is enrolled in 2000 seats in various Schools, the patents held by increasing number of overseas students, researchers perhaps the only University that synergizes academics and various faculty members, the state of art labs, the research grants and visitors from around the world. human values. The humane face of KIIT is best illustrated coming from various agencies both in India and abroad, national in Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), a protégé and international conferences, symposiums and workshops held The growth of KIIT as a world class of KIIT. It is perhaps the USP of KIIT that it has been here and the hundred percent placement records besides the fulfilling its social commitments through the accreditation by NAAC of UGC and NBA of the AICTE. The University spreading over 25 sq. establishment of KISS that provides food, growth of the huge infrastructure, impressive architectural km. of prime land in 17 lush green accommodation, health care and all the basic necessities marvels, development of a township dedicated for KIIT stand th sprawling campuses in a built-up of life absolutely free to 15,000 poorest of the poor tribal There could not have been a better place to hold the 99 session testimony to the ever growing stature of the University. children to pursue their studies from KG to PG. of Indian Science Congress than at KIIT. With a leader like Dr. area of 7.5 million square feet in A. Samanta, Founder of KIIT and KISS, the institute has earned Universities all over the world are now working towards Eastern Indian is incredible indeed. the reputation of meticulously planning and executing things in Internationalization of Higher education responding to the needs most organized way. The very University stands as a testimony of globalization. KIIT in its endeavor to reach out to every to this, for which it has secured a berth in the Limca Book of knowledge centre of the world has entered into academic Record for being declared as a University in shortest possible partnership with more than 50 world class Universities. In order time. Dr. Samanta as a Council Member of the UGC in two to promote knowledge sharing and collaborative research KIIT consecutive terms with his expertise recognized through his has entered into the elite group of associations and organizations appointments as a Member in several government bodies like including the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), AICTE, CAPART, COIR BOARD, and many other organizations, assisted by a great scientist of repute, Dr. A. S. Kolaskar as the Vice Chancellor would remain the main guiding force in making the 99th session the grandest ever Congress held so far. 7 1 Reaching the unreached... 6 1
NISER National Institute of Science Education and Research
ational Institute of Science Education students, through core courses, before they and Research (NISER), was set up by embark at the threshold of research in the field Nthe Department of Atomic Energy, of their choice. However, NISER's curriculum Government of India at Bhubaneswar in 2007 will ensure that every student is introduced to to impart high quality science education in a excitements in the frontiers of knowledge in vibrant academic ambience and to conduct other branches of fundamental sciences. cutting edge research in all branches of science. Therefore, NISER will create an environment NISER has established schools in four basic of scientific culture where every member will sciences namely Biology, Chemistry, excel in any field he or she desires to pursue. Mathematics and Physics with plans to start NISER is functioning from the campus of schools in other selected branches of science Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar in its initial also. The main aim of this institution is to train years and it will shift to its sprawling campus at and nurture motivated world class researchers Jatni located at the outskirt of Bhubaneswar in who will take up challenging research and a few years. teaching assignments in universities, research laboratories and industries besides training The Institute will utilize its privileged position students at masters and Ph.D levels and to foster, nurture and encourage teaching and implementing cutting edge research in basic research in all academic institutions. It will and interdisciplinary areas of science. have an in-built cell for organizing seminars, workshops, symposia and conferences to National Institute of Science Education and enable wide interaction among the students and S V
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Research (NISER) is envisioned to be a unique T E institution of its kind in India. Presently, deserving researchers in colleges and E
N NISER is conducting the 5 year -Integrated universities to permit them to spend time at M A U M.Sc. programme in Biology, Chemistry, NISER and pursue their research. NISER will P
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Ph.D. and Ph.D. programmes would be offered distinguished scientists. The visiting scientists in near future. The academic programmes are at NISER will deliver seminars and lecture designed to provide strong foundations to courses. Provisional Programme of 99th Indian Science Congress DATE 09:00-10:45 10:45-11:15 11:15-13:00 13:00-14:00 14:00-15:30 15:30-16:00 16:00-17:30 17:30-18:30 18:30-20:00 03 JAN Inauguration by the Hon’ble Public Public Public Prime Minister Lectures Lectures Lectures CF
04 JAN Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions Sectional Sectional Public Programmes Science and Inauguration Programmes Lectures Society- Social Science Children Science Science Conclave Congress Communicators Communicators Meet TEA Meet TEA LUNCH Sectional Sectional DINNER 05 JAN Plenary Sessions BREAK Inauguration of BREAK Public Programmes Programmes Women’s Lectures CF Special Lectures Science Science Science Congress Communicators Communicators Meet Meet Sectional 06 JAN Plenary Sessions Special Plenary Session Sectional Programmes CF Special Lectures Lectures Special Lectures Programmes General Body 07 JAN Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions Meeting Valedictory Sectional Function Programmes Advances inDe-addictionStrategies Assistive NBC W and Green Building and NutritionSecurity Maternal andChildHealthCare Climate ChangeandFoodSecurity Ener Clean Ener Frontiers in The Health Care omen inScienceandfor Plenary Sessions Alternate BuildingMaterials T gy Made T elemedicine echnologies for T echnologies forDif gy fromRenewableSources- Atmospheric Sciences W A ithout Borders: vailable and T echnologies W ay Armed ForcesandCivilians Af ferently fordable W omen Abled Ener for ProtectionofForests Biotechnological Interventions Greener W Rural LivelihoodSecurity-LifeStockManagement Regulatory andSocietalChallenges Agricultural Biotechnology:Scientific, Science EducationinRural Physician Scientist Advances inPharmaceuticalSciences Animal Nanotechnology andDiagnostics T Cancer StemCells T Reaching theunreached... ackling NeurodegenerativeDisorders oxicity ater Scarcityto gy andSustainabilityfor Alternatives in T T esting andMedicine omorrow W T ater Security raining andInteraction T eaching, Areas
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20 21 Sectional Sessions and Symposia Topic for Section Sectional President Sectional Recorders Local Sectional Secretary Symposia Agriculture and Dr.Ajay Parida Dr.Tapan Adhikari Prof.L.K.Vaswani Eliminating Hunger Forestry Sciences Executive Director, Principal Scientist, Director, and Malnutrition : M.S.Swaminathan Research E.S.S. Division, K.S.R.M., K.I.I.T.University, Role of Agriculture. Foundation, Third Cross Road, Indian Institute of Soil Science, Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa Institutional Area, Taramani, Bhopal-432 038, M.P. Tel : 0674-2375702 (O), Chennai-600 113, Tamil Nadu; Tel : 0755-2730970; 0674-2744334 (R); Tel : 044-22542792 (Direct), Fax : 0755-2733310; Mobile : 09937220212; 044-22541229/22541698; Mobile : 09303129693; E-mail : [email protected] Mobile : 09444024019; Fax : 044-22541319; E-mail : [email protected] / E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] [email protected] Sustainable Animal, Veterinary Prof.Y.K.Khillare Dr.Hridaya Shanker Singh Dr.Biplab Sarkar Development of and Fishery Sciences Department of Zoology, Professor & Head, Assistant Professor, Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Department of Zoology, K.S.B.T., K.I.I.T.University, Patia, Fisheries and Live stock for Food Marathwada University, C.C.S.University, Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa; Security in India. Aurangabad-431 004; Meerut-250 004, U.P. Tel : 0674-2725466 (O); Tel : 0240-2401962 (O), Tel : 0121-2766130 (R); Mobile : 09178334939; 0240-2370420 (R); Mobile : 09412204430; E-mail : [email protected] Mobile : 09422201215; Fax : 0121-2760577 (PP); E-mail : [email protected] / E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] [email protected] 1. Status, Role – Anthropological Prof.Tarni Jee Dr.Vivek Bhargava Dr.Motilal Dash Strain and and Behavioral Head, M.U.Post Graduate Joint Director Professor, School of Law, Psychological Sciences(including Centre of Psychology, National Psychological Corporation, K.I.I.T.University, Patia, make up of Women Archaeology and College of Commerce, 4/230, Kacheri Ghat, Agra-282 002. Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa. in Modern India Psychology & Patna-800 020. Tel : 0562-2464926 (O), 0562-2850113 (R) Mobile : 08763004100; 2. Anthropological Educational Science Tel : 0612-2356857; Mobile : 09412253754; E-mail : [email protected] approaches for and Military Sciences) Mobile : 09471867558; Fax : 0562-2463929 (O), Healthy Society E-mail : [email protected] 0562-2855497 (R); with reference to E-mail : [email protected] Role of Women
Tailoring of Novel Chemical Sciences Prof.A.K.Bakhshi Prof.(Dr.) Rajneesh Dutt Kaushik Dr.J.N.Behera Chemical Sir Shankar Lal Professor Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Assistant Professor, Substances and Head, Deptt. of Chemistry, Science; Dean Faculty of Ayurved and School of Chemical Sciences, National with Desired University of Delhi, Medical Sciences; Dean, Faculty of Institute of Science Education and Properties Delhi-110 007. Engineering & Technology; Research, Bhubaneswar-751 005, Tel : 011-27667725, Gurukul Kangri University, Orissa. Tel : 0674-2304094 (O), Ext.-1395, 011-27666646; Haridwar-249 404 (Uttarakhand). 0674-2580584 (R); Mobile : 09818352820; Tel: 01334-254478 (R); Mobile : 09439858664; Fax : 011-27667794, Ext.-300; Mobile : 09837139345 / 09719004456; E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected]
Sectional Sessions and Symposia Topic for Section Sectional President Sectional Recorders Local Sectional Secretary Symposia Earth System Prof.Pramod K.Verma Prof.K.K.Agarwal Prof.A.K.Rath, Innovative Earth Sciences Director General, Scientific Advisor, Centre of Advanced Study in Geology, Professor, School of Civil Engineering, Science for Govt. of M.P., Madhya Pradesh Lucknow University, Lucknow-226 007. K.I.I.T.University, Patia, People’s Council of Science & Technology, Tel : 0522-2740015 (O), Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa. Prosperity Vigyan Bhawan, Nehru Nagar, 0522-2740088 (R); Tel : 0674-2534711 (R); Bhopal-462 003, M.P. Mobile : 09415321434; Mobile : 08763054230; Tel : 0755-2671800 (O), Fax : 0522-2740037; E-mail : [email protected] 0755-2670788 (R); E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 0755-2671600; E-mail : [email protected]
Prof.A.K.Sen Preparing Next- Engineering Prof.H.R.Vishwakarma Prof.Debabrata Paul Dean, School of Electronics gen Engineers for Sciences Senior Professor, School of Information Head, Automobile Engineering Engineering, K.I.I.T.University, Facing the Technology & Engineering, Department, Dr.Sudhir Chandra Sur Patia, Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa. Challenges of VIT University, Vellore-632 014, Tamil Nadu. Degree Engineering College, Tel : 0674-6538683 (O), 21st Century. Tel : 0416-2202772 540, Dum Dum Road, Kolkata-700 074. 0674-2548799 (R); Mobile : 09443311354; Tel : 033-25600149 (O), Mobile : 09437283349; E-mail : [email protected] (O), 033-25216695 (R); E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] (R) Mobile : 09330856769; [email protected] Fax : 033-25600149; E-mail : [email protected] Reaching theunreached...
Environmental Prof.B.K.Tiwari Dr.Prasanjit Mukherjee Dr.P.Rath Recent trends in Sciences Professor & Head, Department of Head, Department of Botany, Assistant Professor, Management and Environmental Studies, North-Eastern Hill K.K.M.College, Pakur-816 107, Jharkhand. School of Applied Sciences, Conservation of University, Shillong-793 022, Meghalaya.; Tele Fax : 06435-222124; K.I.I.T.University, Patia, Natural Resources. Tel : 0364-2721158 / 2551599 (O), Mobile : 09386729301 / 09835327205 / Bhubaneswar-751 024, Orissa 0364-2550774 (R); Mobile : 09436100984; 09006761775; Mobile : 09437305441; Fax : 0364 - 2551599; E-mail : [email protected] (O), E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] / [email protected] ®
Information and Dr.L.Joyprakash Singh Mr.Subhas Chandra Yadav Dr.Veena Goswami Computer Ethics Communication Associate Professor, Deptt. of Electronics Associate Professor, Dean, School of Computer & Society Today Science & Technology & Communication Engineering (ECE), Rajarshi School of Management & Application, K.I.I.T.University, Patia, (including Computer North-Eastern Hill University, Mawkynroh- Technology, U.P.College, Bhojubeer, Bhubaneswar–751 024, Orissa Sciences) Umshing, Shillong-793 022. Varanasi-221 002, U.P. Tel : 0674-2741389 (O), Tel : 0364-2723663 (O), Mobile : 09415870233; 0674-2745962 (R); 0364-2722092 (R); Fax : 0542-2502257; Mobile : 09437306628; Mobile : 09436349192; E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 0364-2723606; E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] 22 23 Sectional Sessions and Symposia Topic for Section Sectional President Sectional Recorders Local Sectional Secretary Symposia Materials Science Dr.B.S.Murty Prof.D.K.Rai Prof.U.P.Singh Advanced Professor, Department of Department of Physics and Materials Professor, School of Materials and Metallurgical and Materials Science and Engineering, Jaypee Institute Electronics Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Indian Institute of of Information Technology K.I.I.T.University, Patia, Technologies for Technology, Madras, (Deemed University), Bhubaneswar-751 024, India to emerge Chennai-600 036; A-10, Sector-62, Noida-201 307, U.P. Orissa. Tel : 0674-6538683 (O), as a Global Leader Tel : 044-22574754 (O), Tel : 0120-2594362 (O), 0120-2404888 / 0674-2743419 (R); 044-22576754 ®; 2594402 / 2404888 ®; Mobile : 09437164748; Mobile : 09444077006; Mobile : 09999052666; E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 044-22574752 / 22570509; Fax : 0120-2400986; E-mail : [email protected] / E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] 1. Directional Statistics Mathematical Sciences Prof.Ashis Sengupta Dr.S.Ahmad Ali Dr.Binod Kumar Sahoo in Interdisciplinary (including Statistics) Applied Statistics Unit, Associate Professor, Department of Assistant Professor, School of Research for Indian Statistical Institute, Mathematics, B.B.D.National Institute of Mathematical Sciences, addressing National 203, B.T.Road, Kolkata-700 108. Techonology, Faizabad Road, National Institute of Science Challenges. Tel : 033-25752827 / 2828 / 2800 (O), Lucknow-227 105. Tel : 0522-2323905 (R); Education and Research, 033-25568750 (R); Mobile : 09415583389; Bhubaneswar-751 005, Orissa. 2.Mathematical Fax : 033-25785260; E-mail : [email protected] Tel : 0674-2304041 (O); Innovations with Mobile : 09432138425; Mobile : 09338677334; Real-life E-mail : [email protected] / E-mail : [email protected] Applications for [email protected] National Excellence.
1.Medical Science : From Rescue to Medical Sciences Prof.Manjushree Ray Prof.Amitabha De Dr.S.C.Dash Resilience. (Including Physiology) Head of the Department of Professor & Programme Coordinator, Director, Anaesthesiology, Institute of TIFAC Centre of Relevance & Excellence Super Specialty Hospital, K.I.M.S., Post Graduate Medical Education & in Ergonomics and Human Factors K.I.I.T.University, Patia, 2.Molecules and System Research Research, 244, A.J.C.Bose Road, Engineering, N.I.T.I.E., Bhubaneswar-751 024, Orissa. in Biomedical Kolkata-700 020. Vihar Lake Road, P.O. NITIE, Mobile : 09937220216; Science : Tel : 033-22041154 (O), Mumbai-400 087; E-mail : [email protected] Challenges of 033-23506943(R); Tel : 022–28573371 # 288/381; 21st Century. Mobile : 09830080096; Fax : 022-28573251; E-mail : [email protected] / E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected] [email protected] / [email protected]
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New Biology Dr.Uttam Chand Banerjee Dr.Sibsankar Roy Dr.Avinash Sonawane Innovation in (Including Biochemistry, Professor & Head, Department of Indian Institute of Chemical Biology Associate Professor, Biological Research Biophysics & Molecular Pharmaceutical Technology, (CSIR), 4, Raja S.C.Mullick Road, K.S.B.T., K.I.I.T.University, Patia, for Drug Discovery Biology and National Institute of Pharmaceutical Jadavpur, Kolkata-700 032. Bhubaneswar-751 024, Orissa. and Development Biotechnology) Education & Research, Tel : 033-24995858 (O), Tel : 0674-2725466 (O); Sector – 67, S.A.S.Nagar, 033-24812780 (R); Mobile : 09178664448; Mohali-160 062, Punjab. Mobile : 09433414568; E-mail : [email protected] Tel : 0172-2214682 – 87 (Extn.2142) (O), Fax : 033-24735197; 0172-2231290 (R); Mobile : 09417474790;E-mail : [email protected] / Fax : 0172-2214692; [email protected] E-mail :[email protected]
Prof.B.N.Jagatap Physical Sciences Prof.A.K.Rai Dr.Pratap Kumar Sahoo 1.Research Frontiers Outstanding Scientist and Head, in Physics : Universities Atomic and Molecular Physics Division, Department of Physics, University of Assistant Professor, – Research Institutes Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Allahabad, Allahabad-211 002; School of Physical Sciences, Collaboration for Mumbai-400 085. Tel : 0532-2461726 Extn. 249 (O), National Institute of Science Inclusive Innovations. Tel : 022-25595056 / 25590356 (O), 0532-2642895 (R); Education and Research, 022-25573555 (R); Mobile : 09969656485;Mobile : 09335110163; Bhubaneswar-751 005, Orissa. Fax : 022-25505151; E-mail : [email protected] Tel : 0674-2304042 (O), 2.Advances in E-mail : [email protected] / 0674-2303240 (R); Photonics and [email protected] Mobile : 09937615317; Metamaterials. Reaching theunreached... E-mail : [email protected]
Prof.P.C.Trivedi Vice-Chancellor, D.D.U.Gorakhpur Dr.Akhilesh Kumar Pandey Dr.K.C.Panigrahi 1.Plant Science in Plant Sciences Human welfare- University, Gorakhpur-273 009, U.P. Chairman, M.P. Private Universities Reader, School of Biological Sciences, Biotechnological Tel : 0551-2201577 (O), Regulatory Commission, Gyan Vatika, National Institute of Science Education approach. 0551-2340458 (R); Kaliasot – Dam, Walmi Road, and Research, Bhubaneswar-751 005, Mobile : 09453033999; 2.Bioagents in Plant Bhopal-462 016, M.P. Orissa. Tel : 0674-2304034 (O); Fax No : 0551-2330767 (O), Disease Management. Tel : 0755-2490577 (O), Mobile : 09439863130; 0551-2340459 (R); E-mail :[email protected] 0755-2490325 (R); E-mail : [email protected] Mobile : 09826168512; Fax : 0755-2490322; E-mail : [email protected]
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