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1. | Investigating the potential of slags for carbon sequestration under low CO2 concentration and subsequent use in concrete | Prof. Dixit Anjaneya | FIG, IIT Roorkee | 20.00 |
2. | Maximizing carbon sequestration in cement-based constructions through material innovation and additive manufacturing | Prof. Dixit Anjaneya | DST, Govt. of India | 74.50 |
3. | Development of a design-through-analysis isogeometric module in FEAST: Towards structural analysis and optimization | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | VSSC - ISRO, Kerala | 15.31 |
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1. | Multiscale Modelling and Simulation of Layered Fibre Reinforced Nanocomposite | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | DMSRDE, Kanpur | 49.64 |
2. | Experimental and Theoretical Studies of High Ballistic lmpact on Multi Layered Nanocomposites | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | ARMREB, TBRL, Chandigarh | 122.02 |
3. | Computational Multiscale Modeling as a Virtual Experimental Setup for Prediction of Elastic and inelastic Response of Unidirectional Fibre Reinforced Polymer Composites | Prof. Roy Chowdhury Shubhankar | ARB, DRDO | 36.27 |
4. | Multiscale Virtual Testing & Experiments of FRP Composites for High Speed Train and Infrastructure Applications | Prof. Roy Chowdhury Shubhankar | SERB, New Delhi | 21.49 |
5. | Fracture Performance of Reinforced Concrete Members in Coupled Corrosion and Fatigue Environment | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) | 38.00 |
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1. | Fire Performance of Aged Reinforced Concrete Structure | Prof. Bhargava Pradeep | DST | 40.00 |
2. | Modelling, Simulations and Dynamic Fracture Behaviour of Composites under High Strain Rate Loading | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | Armament Research Board, New Delhi | 58.73 |
3. | Durability of Concrete Repair and Protection Systems | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Ushta Infinity Construction Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara | 18.28 |
4. | Fracture and Fatigue Studies in Textile based Auxetic Composite | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | ISRO, Bangaluru | 27.24 |
5. | Topology Optimization of Large-Scale Engineering Structure: Numerical Simulations and Experimental Investigations | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | DRDL, Hyderabad | 45.21 |
6. | Microstructurally Guided Computational and Experimental Analysis of Failure Mechanisms in Fibre Reinforced Geopolymer Concrete | Prof. Dutta Sudakshina | SERB, New Delhi | 32.94 |
7. | Multiscale analysis of ultra high performance concrete under monotonic loads | Prof. Dutta Sudakshina | FIG, IIT Roorkee | 20.00 |
8. | Utility of High Strength Self Compacting Alkali Activated Slag Concrete (HS-SC-AASC) filled steel tubes in enhancement of strength and durability in Ports, Harbour and offshore structures | Prof. Gupta Pramod Kumar | Ministry of Shipping (Development Wing), Government of lndia | 24.40 |
9. | Development of Sustainable Concrete Utilizing Mine Waste Rock | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | Hindustan Zinc Limited, Udaipur | 35.40 |
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1. | Quasi-static and dynamic strength of ultrahigh performance concrete | Prof. Iqbal Mohd. Ashraf | DST (DST-RFBR Indo-Russian Joint Research Project) | 26.60 |
2. | Experimental and numerical evaluation of double containment structures of Indian PHWR against hard missile impact due to external event | Prof. Iqbal Mohd. Ashraf | Atomic Energy Regulatory Board | 50.91 |
3. | Durability and Service Life Evaluation of Different Cementitous Matrices | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Ushta Infinity Construction Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara | 11.30 |
4. | Fire Performance of Aged Reinforced Concrete Structure | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | DST, New Delhi | 38.50 |
5. | Performance Evaluation of Fire Resistant Structural Steel Tube at an Elevated, Jamshedpur | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Tata Steel Ltd., Jamshedpur | 30.00 |
6. | Embedded fibre optic sensors | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | Central Railway | 0.00 |
7. | Reinterpretation of Traditional Technologies to Create Affordable Resilient Homes for Rural Communities | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | SPARC, MHRD | 45.60 |
8. | Traditional buildings collaborative project | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | SPARC | 0.00 |
9. | Traditional community based research | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | MoEFF | 0.00 |
10. | Ultra-light damage tolerant structures made of architected materials: Mechanics of nonlinear finite deformation and design | Prof. Roy Chowdhury Shubhankar | FIG-IIT Roorkee | 20.00 |
11. | Attenuation relationship for estimating peak ground acceleration in Patna | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | NPIU, MHRD | 12.83 |
12. | Development of a design-through-analysis methodology based on isogeometric technology : Application to Phase-Field Fracture and Topology Optimization | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | SERB, New Delhi | 21.94 |
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1. | Design of Containment Structure of Capacity 1 Kg & 8 Kg TNT for Repeated Explosions | Prof. Prakash Vipul | DRDO, Delhi | 21.10 |
2. | Natural Fibre reinforced cementitious composite for sustainable infrastructure | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | DST, New Delhi | 10.70 |
3. | Setting up Laboratory on Sustainable and Durable Construction | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | NBCC (India) Ltd., New Delhi | 198.30 |
4. | Conservation of traditional buildings and dissemination of traditional knowledge while simultaneously generating alternate livelihood oppourtunities | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | MoES, New Delhi | 115.80 |
5. | Modular construction in steel | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | NBCC | 0.00 |
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1. | Enhanced Rice Milling and Maximised Valorisation of Rice Milling by Products | Prof. Singh Bhupinder | DBT, New Delhi | 56.20 |
2. | Non-Linear Dynamic Analysis of FG Carbon Nanotubes reinforced laminates using RSDT | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | Department of Science & Technology, New Delhi | 0.00 |
3. | The Ballistic Response of Ceramics Targets under Various Configuration Prestress and obliquity | Prof. Iqbal Mohd. Ashraf | DRDO | 53.60 |
4. | A Comparative Study of Concretes Containing Different Mineral Admixtures with respect to durability and service life | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Elkem South Asia Pvt. Ltd. Navi Mumbai | 14.40 |
5. | Characterizing Corrosion Activity in Reinforced Concrete Structures alone Indian Coastline | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Ushta Infinity Construction Co. Pvt. Ltd. Vadodra | 5.70 |
6. | Retrofitting of corroded specimens using ultra high performance fiber reinforced cementitious composite | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Thermax Ltd., Pune | 3.30 |
7. | Development of Sustainable Construction Products Incorporating Zinc Waste | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | Hindustan Zinc Limited | 17.00 |
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1. | Evaluating the integrity of Railway Infrastructure in India and Canada with an Emphasis on Bridges and Tracks. | Prof. Banerji Pradipta | DST, New Delhi | 37.50 |
2. | Reliability Based and Robust Design optimization of large-Scale systems | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | CSIR, New Delhi | 15.36 |
3. | Numerical Study in Dynamic brittle Fracture in Impact Problems | Prof. Iqbal Mohd. Ashraf | DST-RFBR Indo-Russian Joint | 20.40 |
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1. | Energy Absorption Characteristics of Pre-stressed Concrete elements under drop Weight and Ballistic Impact | Prof. Bhargava Pradeep | SERB | 27.00 |
2. | Recycled Aggregate Concrete : An Investigation of Properties and Structural Applications | Prof. Singh Bhupinder | National Building Construction Corporation Ltd., New Delhi | 60.00 |
3. | Development of Smart FRP Wraps for Monitoring and Strengthening of Vulnerable Civil Engineering Infrastructure in our cities | Prof. Banerji Pradipta | DST, New Delhi | 9.50 |
4. | Reliability-based robust design optimization of large-scale systems | Prof. Chowdhury Rajib | Royal Society, UK | 5.31 |
5. | Sustainable Infrastructure Using Smart FRPs | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | DST (Indo-Canada) | 30.00 |
6. | A Multi Scale Based Fracture and Fatigue Analysis in Quasi-Brittle Materials | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | SERB, New Delhi | 32.50 |
7. | Development of Agriculture Waste-based Accelerator for Enhanced Concrete Hardening (AgWACH) | Prof. Ray Sonalisa | National Building Construction Corporation Ltd., New Delhi | 36.60 |
8. | Precast Concrete Columns for Low Cost Housing | Prof. Gupta Pramod Kumar | BMTPC, New Delhi | 11.00 |
9. | Development of Energy Efficient Construction Materials For Buildings | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | B.M.T.P.C., New Delhi | 0.00 |
10. | Energy Absorption Characteristics of Prestressed Concrete Elements under Drop Weight and Ballistic Impact | Prof. Iqbal Mohd. Ashraf | DST | 26.90 |
11. | Durability Assessment and Enhancement of Service Life of Expanded Polystyrene Core Panel System | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council, New Delhi | 7.50 |
12. | I.I.T. Roorkee & N.B.C.C. Joint R&D Centre at GNEC Campus | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | National Building Construction Corporation Ltd.,, New Delhi | 5.40 |
13. | Modular Construction Alternative for New Lecture Hall Complex IIT Roorkee – reg | Prof. Chikermane Sanjay | National Building Construction Corporation Ltd., New Delhi | 28.20 |
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1. | Precast Concrete Columns for Low-Cost Housing | Prof. Bhargava Pradeep | BMTPC | 11.00 |
2. | Mechanical Properties of Nano Silica Based High Performance Concrete | Prof. Sharma Umesh Kumar | NBCC (India) Ltd., New Delhi | 27.00 |
3. | Performance Evaluation of cracked / damaged concrete structures under fire | Prof. Bhargava Pradeep | Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), BRNS, Mumbai | 52.00 |
4. | Behaviour of FRP Laminated Smart Sandwich Structures having Interlaminar imperfections... | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi | 0.00 |
5. | FRP Laminated Bridge Deck Structures | Prof. Chakrabarti Anupam | Ministry of Shipping, New Delhi | 4.07 |
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Pragya Vaishanav Pursuing Doctoral Degree at North Carolina State University, USA eMail:[email protected] Title: On structural behaviour and failure of RC box culverts due to loss of soil support ( ) | |||
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Amanpreet Singh Pursuring Phd at University of California, San Diego eMail:[email protected] Title: Dynamic Characterization And Seismic Assessment Of Historic Masonry Structure Of Rumi Darwaza ( ) | |||
Nitin Bansal Working at Larsen & Toubro Ltd., Chennai eMail:[email protected] Title: Behavior Of Masonry Wall At Corners Under Lateral Loads ( ) | |||
Abhijit Gupta Working at a Central Govt. organization eMail: Title: Behaviour and Design of Reinforced Concrete Frames with Beam Openings under Lateral Loads ( ) | |||
Bhushan Raj S Working at Larsen& Toubro Ltd. Aurangabad, Mahararashtra eMail:[email protected] Title: Analysis of Fabric Reinforced Cementitious Matrix (FRCM) reinforced masonry infills for seismic forces ( ) | |||
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Anu Tripathi Pursuing Doctoral degree at University of Minnesota, USA eMail: Title: Seismic Vulnerability Assessement of Stone Masonry Monastic Temples in Sikkim Himalayas ( ) | |||
Mohit Sharma Working at Siemens, New Delhi eMail: Title: Seismic Performance of Aluminium Core Buckling Restrained Braced Frame under Shake Table Generated Motions ( ) | |||
Alok Raj Working at Airbus Industries, Bangalore eMail: Title: Effect of debonding on shear capacity of Prestressed Concrete | |||
Rajarshi Maitra Working at Atkins, New Delhi eMail: Title: Validation of Design Methodology of Aluminium Shear Yielding Damper in Open Ground Story RC Frame using Full Scale Test ( ) | |||
Hari Sankar Working at Indian Register of Shipping, Kochi eMail: Title: Strengthening of Half-scaled Reinforced Brick Slabs using Section Enlargement Scheme ( ) | |||
Jaskanwal Preet Singh Chabra Pursuing Doctoral degree at Pennsylvania State University, USA eMail: Title: Experimental Evaluation of Aluminium Core Buckling Restrained Knee Braced Truss Moment Frame under Cyclic Loads ( ) | |||
Supratik Bose Pursuing Doctoral degree at University Buffalo, USA eMail: Title: Behaviour of AAC Infilled RC Frame Under Lateral Loading ( ) | |||
Puneet Chugh Working at EXL eMail: Title: Placement of Bilinear Hysteretic Energy Dissipation Devices For Passive Control Of RC Structures ( ) | |||
Neha Parool Working at FEA Consultant Advisian, Worley Parsons Pvt. Ltd. Singapore eMail: Title: Seismic Fragility of Multi-Span Simply Supported Bridge with Drop Spans and Steel Bearings( ) | |||
Vijay Pal Singh Working at CH2M eMail: Title: Aluminium Buckling Restrained Braces for Seismic Resistance of Truss Moment Frames ( ) | |||
Amit Jain Pursuing Doctoral degree at University of Southern, California eMail: Title: Flexural-Torsional Buckling of Laterally Unsupported Single Angle Sections Loaded Along Geometric Axis ( ) | |||
Ankit Sachan Pursuing Phd at National, University of Singapoure email: Title: Al-SYD as an Energy Dissipation Device in Truss Moment Frames (2011) | |||
Kaustubh Mehta Working at ESSAR, Vadodara eMail: Title: Full Scale Testing of Al-SYD Based Seismic Retrofitting for Non Ductile Open Ground Storey RC Frame | |||
Anil Pathrikar Working at Goverment Callege of Engineering Aurangabad, Maharashtra eMail: Title: Crack Width Analysis of RC Beams under Monotonic Loading | |||
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Shriharsh S. Modak Working at Black and Veatch Pune, Maharashtra eMail: Title: Effect of Scouring on Seismic Response of Well Foundation (2010, Jointly supervised with Prof. Sudhir K Jain) | |||
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Dhanapal S Working at Alkins, New Delhi eMail: Title: Evaluation of Masonry Materials and Half-dome Structure of Lucknow Monuments for Seismic Resistance (2009) | |||
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Dhritman Banerjee Working at EIL, New Delhi eMail: Title: Design of Shear-link Braced Frame and Development of High-force Yielding Shear-link (2006) | |||
Debashis Mukherjee Working at Godrej Properties Limited, New Delhi eMail: Title: Effect of Confinement Schemes on In-plane Behaviour of URM Walls under Cyclic Lateral Loads (2006) | |||
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Sachin Jain eMail: Title: Experimental Investigation of Inelastic Buckling of Aluminium Shear Panels (2004) | |||
Bhumika Singh eMail: Title: Seismic Evaluation of Shaft Supported Elevated Tanks (2004) | |||
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Sujit V Matale eMail: [email protected] Title: Experimental study and analytical modeling of a plasterboard suspended ceiling system with "free" perimeter support (2018, Jointly with Prof. Manish Kumar, IIT Gandhinagar) | |||
N Y Kochak eMail: Title: Effect of Lintel Bands on Seismic Performance of RC Infilled Frames (2008, Jointly with Prof. B M Dawari of College of Engineering, Pune) | |||
Anup Suryavanshi eMail: Title: Pushover Analysis of Tank Staging (2009, Jointly with Prof. O R Jaiswal, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur) | |||
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Computational Mechanics and Structural Analysis
Nonlinear Mechanics, Stability of Structures, Mechanics of Composite. Multiscale, Multiphysics modeling in Mechanics and Materials, Finite element/Meshless methods, Lattice-Boltzmann (LB) simulations of solids.
Earthquake Engineering
Seismic hazard analysis, Modeling of sources, occurrence and attenuation, Ground motion simulation, Study of nonstationary characteristics, Strong motion characterization, Near-field effects.
Seismic Analysis and Design
Structural response, Stochastic and nonlinear dynamic analysis, Seismic soil-structure-interaction, Dynamic stability, Effects of stiffness and strength irregularities, Damage models, Seismic risk assessment, Seismic protection, Base isolation, Energy dissipating devices, Performance-based design, Seismic performance evaluation of structural and nonstructural components and systems.
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Stochastic, robust optimization of structures, Uncertainty, Reliability of structures, Structural damage assessment, Hazard mitigation, Cost-benefit analysis. Time dependent reliability, Enhancement of sustainability of infrastructure systems under extreme events. Structural Design Design of steel, masonry and concrete structures, Pre-stressed and post-tensioned concrete, structural steel, other materials, Rehabilitation of aging and damaged structures.
Structural Materials
Behavior of concrete and cementatious materials and plastics, High-performance steels, concrete, fiber reinforced plastics for structural frames, Smart materials, Durability and deterioration of concrete structures.
Concrete and cement based materials
Design and development of Special Concretes high performance concrete, high strength concrete, high density concrete, fiber reinforced concrete, light weight aggregate concrete and others. Influence of mineral and chemical admixtures in concrete.
Durability of cement based materials – Microstructure of cement based materials – Identification and detection of hydrated compounds using specialized techniques including FTIR, TGA, XRD, XRF, NMR, SEM, Optical microscopy, Calorimetry and several others. Relationship between microstructural parameters such as porosity, permeability, pore structure of concrete with associated properties.
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A Mechanical Impedance Approach for Structural Identification, Health Monitoring and Non-Destructive Evaluation Using Piezo-Impedance Transducers. | |
Experimental and Numerical Investigation on Efficacy of Singly Curved Thin Piezo Transducers for Energy Harvesting and Structural Health Monitoring
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Development and Evaluation of Reusable Bolted Piezo Sensors (RBPS) for Structural Health Monitoring Using EMI
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Evaluation and Improvement of Non-Bonded Piezo Sensor (NBPS) For Bio-Medical Structural Health Monitoring (BSHM)
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Development and Evaluation of Thermally Compensated Advanced Reusable Piezo Sensor for EMI Technique
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Condition assessment of structure using Vibration Techniques.
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Finite Element Modelling of Smart Structures. ...
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Photogrammetry Technique for Non Contact Measurement.
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. | Non Destructive Evalution of Defects in Concrete.
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. | Tensegrity Based Roof Structures.
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. | Structural Health Monitoring of Steel Structures Using Electrical Strain Gauges.
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Modelling of Shear Lag Effect in Adhesive Bond Layer for Smart Structure Applications.
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Dynamic Characterization of Bones.
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Tensegrity Based Poultry Shed.
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Shed Type Structures: Steel vs Bamboo.
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- Theorem of Least Work
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- Engesser?s Theorem and Truss Deflections by Virtual Work Principles
- The Force Method of Analysis:An Introduction
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- The Force Method of Analysis: Frames
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- The Moment-Distribution Method: Introduction
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- The Multistory Frames with Sidesway
- The Direct Stiffness Method: An Introduction
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- The Direct Stiffness Method: Temperature Changes and Fabrication Errors in Truss Analysis
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IIT Kanpur takes innovation to new heights. Here medicine meets engineering and finance
What makes the premier institute stand out is its multidisciplinary approach
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Imagination can run wild in a classroom, but it finds wings at the flight laboratory of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur.
Inside, half a dozen training aircraft are parked in the hangar. Apart from an airstrip, IIT Kanpur boasts three helipads, too. No other institute boasts such a facility, says Prof G.M. Kamath, head of the department of aerospace engineering, IIT Kanpur. Thanks to the lab, students here get hands-on training.
“We get pilots to fly these aircraft. It benefits students as they can do experiments based on the manoeuvres,” says Kamath. “This helps the students get a feel of the aircraft and helps them design better aircraft.”
The flight laboratory runs courses in flight testing, wherein students collect, analyse and evaluate performance and handling qualities of the airplanes. And so, students from across the country―from the Punjab Engineering College (PEC) Chandigarh to IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras and the Madras Institute of Technology―flock to the lab. A few years ago, students from the Nanyang Technological University Singapore also visited the lab.
“Close to 300 students from outside come here every year for a 10-day course,” says Kamath.
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The flight lab is closely monitored, audited and certified by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. On prominent display is the HANSA-3, the first indigenously produced composite aircraft in India. Designed by the National Aerospace Laboratories in Bengaluru, the aircraft carries fibre optic sensors developed by IIT Kanpur’s aerospace engineering department. The sensors―each as thin as a hair strand―help monitor the structural health of the aircraft for five to 10 years.
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“One can monitor whether the aircraft went through some kind of turbulence or if it had a hard landing,” explains Kamath. “Each and every aspect of the flight can be monitored.”
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Among the interesting fleet is an Indian registered aircraft that was certified for cloud seeding (it was never used for it though). Another one is ‘Maraal’, the first Indian solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle. It was developed by Vijay Shankar Dwivedi, a postdoctoral candidate at IIT Kanpur; Dwivedi is now in the UK. Maraal took flight and is now Maraal Aerospace, an IIT Kanpur-incubated company. Aircraft apart, there are gliders, too, including one belonging to the Aero Club of India.
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The aerospace engineering department recently received funding to set up a national simulating facility. “The advantage: if students are unable to fly in an aircraft, they can at least learn through simulation,” says Kamath. “We will also have a drone-pilot training school, funded by the Uttar Pradesh government.”
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All this would have seemed like a flight of fancy in 1959, when IIT Kanpur was founded. Established by an act of Parliament, it had its humble beginnings in a room in the canteen building of the Harcourt Butler Technological Institute in Kanpur. It moved to its current location on Grand Trunk Road near Kalyanpur village in Kanpur district in 1963.
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Initially, a consortium of nine US universities―including MIT and Princeton University―helped set up IIT Kanpur’s research laboratories and academic programmes under the Kanpur Indo-American Programme (KIAP). Scientist P.K. Kelkar, who was instrumental in securing the collaboration, was its first director.
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Within a couple of years, IIT Kanpur became the first institute in India to offer computer science education, thanks to the guidance of economist and former US ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith. The earliest computer courses at IIT Kanpur were started in August 1963 on an IBM 1620 system. In 1971, the institute began an independent academic programme in computer science and engineering, leading to MTech and PhD degrees. In 1972, the KIAP programme ended, in part because of tensions over America’s support to Pakistan. Government funding was also cut owing to the sentiment that IITs were contributing to the brain drain.
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Today, IIT Kanpur is one of the best engineering colleges in the country. Spread across 1,055 acres, it has 19 departments, 25 centres and interdisciplinary programmes in engineering, science, design, humanities and management. It has more than 570 full-time faculty members and around 9,000 students.
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“Going forward, our top priority will be to encourage translational research that focuses on giving technological solutions that make life of citizens better,” says Prof Manindra Agrawal, director of IIT Kanpur. “We have planned many new initiatives such as the promotion of defence technology development, the use of AI for developing applications, and creating a cell that addresses local problems of the city and state.”
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In 2022-2023, IIT Kanpur received Rs200 crore towards sponsored research and about Rs100 crore for consultancy. Much of the research money came from non-government sources to solve problems they were facing. And, the solutions have become products as well.
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“We have cumulatively filed for 1,000 patents ever since the institute started,” says Prof Tarun Gupta, dean, research & development, IIT Kanpur. “Last year, we filed around 140 patents; 14 got licensed.”
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At a recent programme in IIT Hyderabad, a bilirubin testing kit, commercialised by Prof Siddhartha Panda of IIT Kanpur, was showcased. High bilirubin could lead to jaundice. Usually, a blood sample is taken from a vein in the arm using a syringe. But this kit makes it as simple as testing blood glucose. A drop of blood on a strip, and you have a diagnosis.
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The institute also has centres for excellence like the one for drones and the National Centre for Flexible Electronics, which is expected to receive funding soon. There will also be a Kotak School of Sustainability. “It is a huge grant from the Kotak Mahindra Bank as part of their corporate social responsibility. Nearly 52 faculty members from IIT Kanpur are going to join hands and work towards sustainability,” says Gupta.
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Recently, the phase 1 building of the IIT Kanpur Research and Technology Park, commonly known as Technopark@IITK, was inaugurated by Abhay Karandikar, secretary, department of science and technology, government of India. He is also the former director of IIT Kanpur. With around 13 companies already on board, the institute is also trying to rope in the Adani Group and the JK Group. Pharmaceutical firm Laurice Labs, which uses IIT Kanpur’s patented gene therapy, is coming out with techniques that will help people with terminal eye disease.
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Marrying medicine with technology comes easy to IIT Kanpur, and therefore it will soon have the Gangwal School of Medical Sciences and Technology. The aim is to establish India’s first engineering and technology-driven medical school.
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“Collective expertise in computer science, mechanical engineering and the department of design can be leveraged to bring out innovation and disruption in medical education and medical technologies to create doctors for the future,” says Prof Sandeep Verma, who has been appointed head of the school. “With this intent, we prepared a detailed plan for this school. Thanks to the reputation of IIT Kanpur, the education ministry readily agreed and the foundation stone of this medical school was laid by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.”
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Around 30 acres have been allocated for the medical school on campus. Construction work is in full swing. The school is named after IIT Kanpur alumni Rakesh Gangwal, cofounder of IndiGo airlines, who donated the seed money. There are different phases in the creation of this medical school, with the initial focus on nine super-speciality postgraduate programmes.
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There will also be a 500-bed hospital, named after another alumnus―the late Yadupati Singhania of the JK group. The JK Group, with its origins in Kanpur, has also donated generously to the medical school.
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The education ministry has approved more than 50 faculty positions, including a dean of medical school. “We want doctors who can even write code in Python,” says Verma.
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Then there is the C3iHub, funded by the Union government’s department of science and technology, under the National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems. The C3iHub detects security vulnerabilities in critical cyber-physical systems, develops security tools to address the vulnerabilities, nucleates startups and partners with industries to commercialise the security tools, and provides training to the next generation of cybersecurity researchers.
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In the first five years, the government will fund the C3iHub. “The aim is also to promote startups, incubate them, help them with technical advice and also help them to connect with various markets,” says IIT Kanpur director Agrawal. “Skill training is also conducted here. We have been operational for four years and have nucelated 50 startups. These startups are all spread across the country.”
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The C3iHub has currently more than 100 people, of which more than 80 are engineers. Most of them do cyber security audits of organisations by analysing and finding their weaknesses and bringing out a report. The hub has audited the National Highways Authority of India, Indian Ports Association, Bhilai Steel plant and the Indian Army, and it is planning to do audits for the Rajasthan government and the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation. Besides security audits, the C3iHub has a Security Operations Centre, which allows an organisation to continuously monitor its cyber security status. It is also working with law enforcement agencies to develop cyber-crime investigation tools.
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With IIT Kanpur expanding its horizons, it is a win-win for its students. The multidisciplinary environment has found many takers. Take, for instance, Sujal Harkud, who hails from Amravati in Maharashtra. He is in his fourth year of electrical engineering, but has had opportunities to do projects in finance and robotics. “I got to work on a project with the Defence and Research Development Organisation on a simultaneous location mapping vehicle,” he says. “I have also done courses in social sciences and finance while studying electrical engineering.” Likewise, Amritansh Tripathi from Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh, a fourth year BTech student, mentions his research on schizophrenic symptoms.
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Knowledge knows no bounds at IIT Kanpur.
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Introducing interdisciplinary programmes in emerging fields and establishing industry partnerships, incubation centres and research facilities will foster innovation and entrepreneurship. Integrating skills development, AI and technology into the curriculum can make students industry-ready and prepared to contribute to the countrys economic growth. Increased autonomy (under NEP) has enabled us to innovate and excel in various fields, develop infrastructure as per student training requirements, and offer interdisciplinary programmes.
SURESH SINGH BHADORIA, CHAIRMAN, MALWANCHAL UNIVERSITY, INDORE
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The NEP 2020 has provided a robust framework for educational institutions in India. There is a marked shift towards skill-oriented education, with a greater emphasis on vocational training and skill development programmes. This focus ensures students are not only academically proficient but also possess practical skills that enhance employability. The interdisciplinary approach equips students with a broad knowledge base and versatile skills.
SARDAR TARANJIT SINGH, MANAGING DIRECTOR, JIS GROUP EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES
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The government has ushered in a new era of educational reforms with NEP 2020. By promoting a systemic transformation from rote learning to practical learning, this policy has brought in essential reforms that make education not only holistic, flexible and inclusive but also multidisciplinary and technology oriented. NEP is a step towards making education in India representative of the Indian ethos and suitable for India’s upcoming needs.
SATNAM SINGH SANDHU, CHANCELLOR, CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY
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THE WEEK- Hansa Research Best Colleges Survey 2024 covered 11 disciplines―arts, sciences, commerce, engineering, medicine, dentistry, law, hotel management, fashion technology, mass communication and architecture―across 18 cities and the National Capital Region.
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A primary survey was conducted with 1,026 academic experts, 3,003 students and 48 recruiters. The opinion of recruiters was taken only for engineering. The respondents were asked to nominate and rank the 25 top colleges in India and their respective zones.
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Perceptual score was calculated based on the number of nominations and the actual ranks received.
For factual data collection, a dedicated website was created and the link was sent to more than 3,500 colleges. Of the 477 colleges responded, those that did not meet the eligibility criteria (23)―at least three batches should have graduated―were eliminated. Data for the remaining colleges was used for rankings and validations.
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Factual score was calculated based on weightages assigned to parameters such as infrastructure, faculty, teaching-learning process and extracurricular, placement and hospital association (for medicine and dentistry). Placement was assigned a lower weightage (20 per cent) in the case of arts, sciences and commerce compared with other disciplines like engineering (30 per cent) and architecture (27.5 per cent).
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