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49Th National Metallurgists' Day 65Th Annual Technical THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF METALS 4499TTHH NNATIONALATIONAL MMETALLURGISTS’ETALLURGISTS’ DDAYAY (Under the aegis of Government of India, Ministry of Steel) and 6655TTHH AANNUALNNUAL TECHNICALTECHNICAL MEETINGMEETING OOFF TTHEHE IINDIANNDIAN IINSTITUTENSTITUTE OOFF MMETALSETALS 1316 November 2011 Leonia International Centre for Exhibitions and Conventions Hyderabad Organized by IIM, Hyderabad Chapter In Association with Student Chapters at NIT-Warangal, MGIT-Hyderabad and JNTU-Hyderabad First Announcement and Call for Abstracts nnmd-atmmd-atm 22011011 he sprawling Leonia International Centre for TExhibitions and Conventions Shameerpet, Hyderabad will be the venue of the 49th National Metallurgists’ Day (NMD) and the 65th Annual Technical Meeting (ATM) of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIM). These events are organised by the Hyderabad Chapter of IIM in association with the students chapters at NIT Warangal, MGIT Hyderabad and JNTU Hyderabad. 49th NMD National Metallurgists’ Day is celebrated every year on 14th November coinciding with the birthday of our irst Prime Minister of India, Late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, a great visionary and statesman par excellence. 49th NMD celebrations will be held on 14th November 2011, under the aegis of Government of India, Ministry of Steel. The National Metallurgists’ Day Award Scheme was instituted by the Ministry of Steels & Mines in 1962 to honour distinguished Metallurgists of India for their contributions to the ield of metallurgical education, research and industry including environmental issues. The NMD 2011 awards will be presented during NMD celebrations. 65th ATM The IIM recognizes and rewards outstanding Metallurgists, Material Scientists, Professionals, Researchers, Teachers AATMTM TThemeshemes and Students in speciic areas of specialization. The IIM 2011 honours and awards will be given away on 13th Six parallel sessions and a common poster session November 2011. will be conducted emphasising the following As part of the annual event, a technical meeting will be themes: conducted on 15th – 16th November 2011. The scope of • Materials for Aerospace the meeting encompasses modeling, design, development, • Materials for Energy extraction, processing, characterization and performance • Materials for Defence assessment of ferrous, non-ferrous and other materials pertaining to the identiied themes. In addition, it is • Materials for Automotive planned to hold plenary talks by eminent speakers from • Functional Materials India and abroad. Students are encouraged to participate • Emerging Materials and Processes in large numbers. Waiver of registration fee, payment of sleeper class train fare and free accommodation will be Covering extractive, physical and mechanical provided to student members of IIM selected for making metallurgy of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals oral presentations in the ATM. and Materials. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Abstracts of up to 150 words length are invited from authors for oral and poster presentations in six parallel sessions. The template for the abstract can be downloaded from the conference website (www.iimnmdatm2011.in). Online submission of abstracts will open on 25 June 2011. The last date for submission is 15 August 2011. EXHIBITION An exhibition will be organized during the NMD celebrations where interested parties can display the advances made by them in the ield of process or product technology related to materials. The details of the size of each stall where the exhibitors can display their products and interact with the delegates, as well as the tariff per stall, mode of payment etc., will be available on our website www.iimnmdatm2011.in. COMMITTEES PATRONS NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Shri Anil Agarwal, Executive Chairman, Shri R Natarajan, CMD, BEML Advisory Committee IIM President Year Vedanta Resources Shri Navin Jindal, CMD, JSPL Dr. JJ Irani, Director, Tata Sons 1985-86 Shri Arup Roy Choudhury, CMD, NTPC Shri Prakash Telang, MD, Tata Motors Ltd. Shri SR Jain, Consultant 1988-89 Shri Ashok Nayak, Chairman, HAL Dr. K Radhakrishnan, Chairman, ISRO Shri Baba N Kalyani, Chairman, Bharat Forge Dr. T Ramasamy, Secretary, DST Prof. P Rama Rao, Chairman, 1990-91 Shri BL Bagra, Offg. CMD, NALCO Shri K Ravikumar, CMD, BHEL Governing Council, ARCI Dr. S Banerjee, Chairman, Shri P Ravindra Reddy, Chairman, MTAR Dr. T Mukherjee, Former Dir, Corus, UK 1991-92 Atomic Energy Commission Shri Rana Som, CMD, NMDC Shri AC Wadhwan, Consultant 1992-93 Shri VK Bhatnagar, CEO, India Arcelor Mittal Shri Ratan Jindal, MD, Jindal Stainless Shri RN Parbat, Consultant 1995-96 Shri PK Bishnoi, CMD, RINL Shri Sajjan Jindal, VC & MD, JSW Steel Ltd. Shri Dhiraj Gupta, DG, CFG Dr. Samir K Brahmachari, DG, CSIR Shri Supriya Das Gupta, Consultant 1997-98 Shri Kumar Mangalam Birla, CMD, Hindalco Dr. VK Saraswat, DG, DRDO Dr. CGK Nair, President, SIATI 1998-99 Shri HS Mann, CMD, MMTC Shri Md. Shakeel Ahmed, CMD, Prof. S Ranganathan, IISc 1999-00 Shri B Muthuraman, Vice Chairman, Hindustan Copper Ltd. Shri V Gujral, Vice Chairman & CEO, JSPL 2000-01 Tata Steel Shri Shashi Ruia, Chairman, Essar Steel Shri AM Naik, CMD, L & T Shri CS Verma, Chairman, SAIL Shri P Parvathisem, Consultant 2001-02 NATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE Chairman: Dr. D Banerjee Shri HS Jain, ED, BHEL (Corporate R&D) Shri Prashant Ruia, MD Essar Steel Co-Chairman: Shri M Narayana Rao Shri SK Jain, CMD, NPCIL Shri L Pugazhenthy, ED, ILZDA Convenor: Shri JC Marwah Dr. R Krishnan, Consultant Prof. EG Ramachandran, Consultant Members Shri MS Mehta, CEO Vendanta Resources Shri Rustam M Dastur, Chairman, Dr. VS Arunachalam, Chairman, CSTEP Shri SS Mohanty, MD, Bokaro Steel Plant MN Dastur & Co. Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Baldev Raj, Distinguished Scientist Dr. TK Mukherjee, Consultant Shri S Samarapungavan, Consultant Dr. SK Bhattacharyya, Director, TAYO Dr. J Narayana Das, CC R&D (NS&M), DRDO Dr. Sanak Mishra, VP & CEO, Arcelor Mittal Shri SC Chetal, Director, IGCAR Shri HM Nerurkar, MD Tata Steel Shri Sanjay Singhal, CMD, Bhushan Power & Steel Shri SS Dasgupta, Director, Nortech Dr. BR Nijhawan, Consultant, UNIDO, USA Shri Suman Mukherjee, Director (Comm), SAIL Dr. C Ganguly, President, CEMICO India Pvt. Ltd. Shri Pankaj Gautam, Acting MD, Bhilai Steel Plant Shri BB Singh, Director (P), SAIL Shri AK Ghosh, CMD, MECON Shri Pankaj Kumar Bajaj, MD, Durgapur Steel Plant Shri SN Singh, MD, Rourkela Steel Plant Shri R Gupta, CMD, UCIL Dr. MN Parthasarathi, Consultant, USA Shri Vinod Mittal, MD, Ispat Industries Dr. SK Gupta, Director, JSW Steel Shri GK Pillai, CMD, HEC NATIONAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chairman: Shri M Narayana Rao, CMD, Midhani Dr. Dilip Oomen, CEO, Essar Steel Shri Raj Tewari, VP, Danieli & CspA Co-Chairman: Shri HM Nerurkar, MD,Tata Steel Shri SN Guha, COO (Steel Business), Usha Martin, Shri AK Sen, ED Khetri Copper Complex Convenor: Dr. G Malakondaiah, Director, DMRL Shri Harsh Jha, MD, Tata Metaliks Shri BK Singh, ED, Ispat Industries Co-Convenor: Shri N Saibaba, DCE, NFC Dr. T Jayakumar, Outstanding Scientist, IGCAR Shri PK Singh, ED (W), IISCO Members: Shri NC Jha, Acting Chairman & Dir (T), Coal India Shri PK Sinha, ED (Com), MECON Shri Akhilesh Joshi, COO, HZL Shri RN Jayaraj, CE, NFC Dr. LK Singhal, Director, Jindal Stainless Dr. Amit Ganguly, Head, Bus. Excellence, Mukand Shri Lallan Kumar, IIM-Vizag Chapter Dr. S Srikanth, Director, NML Shri Anantha Reddy, MD, Pennar Steels Dr. I Manna, Director, CGCRI Shri Sridhar Kamineni, MD, OCTL Prof. K Baba Pai, M S University, Baroda Prof. SP Mehrotra, IIT-Kanpur Dr. G Sundararajan, Director, ARCI Shri Bhaskar Roy, Dir, MN Dastur & Co. Pvt. Ltd. Dr. A. Subhanand Rao, CC R&D (Aero), DRDO Shri Suresh Thawani, MD, Tata Sponge Ltd. Dr. K Balasubramanian, Director, NFTDC Dr. D Mukherjee, ED, RDCIS, SAIL Shri JK Tandon, Director (Proj.), JSW Steel Shri RK Bansal, Asso. VP, HZL Dr. J Mukhopadhyay, Director, JNARDDC Shri Tarun Daga, MD, Tinplate Co., Jamshedpur Prof. K Bhanu Sankara Rao, Dean SEST, UoH Prof. BS Murty, IIT-Madras Shri Umesh Chandra, Director (O), RINL Prof. M Chakraborty, Dir, IIT-Bhubaneswar Dr. VK Nowal, Director & CEO, JSW Steel Shri S Varadarajan, ED (W), Bhilai Steel Plant Shri S Chandrasekhar, ED, Salem Steel Plant Shri UC Parekh, Adv., Usha Martin, Jt. Hony. Tr., IIM Shri VS Varma, Director (Production), Midhani Prof. K Chattopadhyay, Divisional Chairman, Shri Prabhat Kumar, BHAVINI Dr. T Venugopalan, Ch. Tech. Oficer, Tata Steel Mechanical Sciences, IISc, Dr. Pradip, Chief Scientist, TRDDC, Pune Dr. Vijaya Sharma, CEO, Usha Martin Ltd. Shri TK Das, ED (W), Bokaro Steel Plant Shri Pramod Suri, Director, BALCO Shri RK Vijyavergia, ED (O), SAIL Shri DK Dasgupta, ED (W), Rourkela Steel Plant Shri GS Prasad, ED, Durgapur Steel Plant Prof. Vikram Jayaram, HOD, Department of Dr. D DeSarkar, CEO, ICDC & Jt Hon. Tr., IIM-Kolkata Shri DJ Ramesh, MD, Vijay Electricals Materials Engineering, IISc. Dr. GK Dey, Outstanding Scientist, BARC Shri Ramesh Nair, COO, Sterlite Copper Shri RK Zaroo, Director (Bus. Dev), Essar Steel CORE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chairman: Dr. G Malakondaiah, Director, DMRL Co-Chairman: Shri N Saibaba, Dy Chief Executive, NFC Convenor: Dr. Amol A Gokhale, Associate Director, DMRL Co-Convenor: Dr. Shrikant V Joshi, Associate Director, ARCI Sub Committees Annual Technical Meeting Finance Cultural Programme Web Site Coordinator (C): C: Dr. T Raghu, DMRL C: V Vijay Kumar, NFC C: Dr. Vijaya Singh, DMRL Dr. Amol A Gokhale, DMRL JC: Shri DVRK Sastry, NFTDC JC: Shri MNV Visvanath, NFC JC: Shri Raghu C Reddy, C-MET Joint Coordinator (JC): Publications Registration
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