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Teqip Iii Funded) ONE WEEK WORKSHOP REGISTRATION FORM ONE WEEK WORKSHOP on ON EMERGING TECHNIQUES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING th th Mar 5 - March 09 , 2019 EMERGING TECHNIQUES IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND ITS’ Name:............................................................................................................................ APPLICATION Designation:.................................................................................................................. (TEQIP III FUNDED) Address for communication:......................................................................................... th th March5 – March 9 , 2019 Mobile/Tel.:................................................................................................................... Organized by E-mail:........................................................................................................................... Highest Qualification:.................................................................................................... Registration Fee: Rs....................................................................................................... D.D. No.................................Dated:...........................Bank:.......................................... 100 % attendance is mandatory to get participation certificate. Signature of the applicant: Signature of the Head of the Department/Institution: ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE Department of Mechanical Engineering Dr. Richa Pandey Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra Department of Mechanical Engineering, Ranchi - 835215, Jharkhand, India Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi-835214, Jharkhand M.Phone: 09006456191,9431106297 Email: [email protected] http://www.bitmesra.ac.in ABOUT THE INSTITUTE ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATION The Birla Institute of Technology was established in 1955 at Mesra, Ranchi, Jharkhand by the philanthropist and industrialist B M Birla. BIT was declared a deemed university in 1986. BIT is The training program is open to all teachers and research scholars related with Mechanical one of the pioneering engineering institutions of the country which has contributed many engineering and its applications. As the workshop is of interdisciplinary nature, faculty members outstanding engineers in India & abroad. Completely residential, the campus is self-contained and research scholars of various other Engineering, Science and Technology disciplines can with excellent hostel facilities. With more than 10,000 registered students BIT is today a global attend the program. Industry personnel can also attend this workshop. name. Along with Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs, the Institute has more than 250 REGISTRATION registered students for Doctoral Programs at present. All of the courses has been accredited by Candidates should complete the enclosed registration form, and send it by mail/fax/by post to the National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC) & the National Board of Accreditation the coordinator. Confirmation of eligible candidates will be on a first come first served basis up (NBA) established by the UGC & AICTE respectively. It has collaborative arrangements with to a maximum of 30 candidates. The completed registration forms should be received by the Universities in the USA, UK & Canada. BIT, Mesra is also an active member of the 'EAGER coordinator by Feb 10, 2019. NETWIC' Project under the Asia Link programme of European Commission. Registration Fee Faculty Members : Rs. 2000/- +18%GST ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT Research Scholars/PGSTUDENTS : Rs. 1000/-+18%GST Industry Participants : Rs. 4000/-+18%GST Since its inception in 1955, the Department of Mechanical Engineering has a wide reputation for the quality of teaching and research it offers. It has been awarded top grades for both teaching Registration Fee may be paid by “Demand Draft” in favor of “BIRLA INSTITUTE OF and research activities from independent and government bodies. The excellent laboratory , facilities, modern computer clusters, systematically designed curriculum, and dedicated faculty TECHNOLOGY” payable at Mesra, Ranchi, India or transferred to the following bank members make this Department a dynamic place to study. Today the department is recognized account: A/C Name: BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY A/C No: 37354860062 as one of the leading departments in its domain with infrastructure and facilities to match the IFSC Code: SBIN0018056 Bank Name: State Bank of India, BIT Mesra Registration very best in the country. Mechanical Engineering Graduates from BIT Mesra are sought after by form along with DD/receipt should be sent to correspondence address in both soft and many prestigious companies. There is also an excellent careers center on campus, which helps hard copy. DD/receipt the students to get entry into multinational companies. ACCOMMODATION ABOUT RANCHI Travelling, lodging, boarding and other expenses will have to be borne by the participants. Accommodation on paid basis may be given to the outstation participants. Ranchi is the capital of and the second-most populous city in the Indian state of Jharkhand. Ranchi is referred to as the "City of falls", due to the presence of numerous large and small falls PATRON around the close vicinity of the city. The most popular ones are Dassam Falls, Hundru Falls, Prof. M.K. Mishra, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, B.I.T., Mesra, Ranchi Jonha Falls, Hirni Falls and Panchghagh Falls. Ranchi has a hilly topography and its combination CONVENER with dense tropical forests ensures that it enjoys a comparatively moderate climate compared Prof. R.P.Sharma, Professor & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering to the rest of the state. COORDINATOR ABOUT THE WORKSHOP Dr. Richa Pandey This intensive short boot-camp workshop with focus on training researchers using advanced CO COORDINATOR high-throughput technologies on the latest approaches being used in Mechanical Engineering Dr. Arun Dayal and its recent trends and applications. It will cover in-depth the practical theory and TREASURER: Dr. Chandrahas Patel application of cutting-edge techniques in many areas of Mechanical system design and applications. MEMBERS Thematic Areas: Thermal Engineering, Fluid dynamics, Advanced CAD and Reverse Engineering; Dr. Dipti Prasad Mishra, Dr. Kaushik Kumar, Dr. Rajeev Kumar, Dr. Apurba Kumar Roy, Next Generation Robotics and Automation, Renewable Engineering. Dr. Anuj Bajpai, Dr. Sankha Bhaduri, Dr. Lakhbir Singh Brar, Dr. Sushil Kumar Dhiman, Dr. Ratnesh Kumar, Dr. Nirmal Kumar, Dr. Rajan D. Lanjekar, Dr. Paritosh Mahata, Dr. Dhaneshwar Mahto, Dr. Praveen Mishra, Dr. Abhijit Nag, Dr. Om Prakash, Shalin, Dr. Mukesh Sharma,. O.P.Pandey, Sujeet Kumar Mishra, Shalin, Inayath N., Faisal Rahmani, Shazee Rahmani, Pranith Kumar Reddy. .
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