RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

OVERVIEW

National Institute of Science and Technology (NIST) is a pioneer institute in Research and Development (R&D) activities in the State of Odisha. Right from its inception in the year 1996, NIST has been involved in numerous R&D activities. NIST has received a huge amount fund (6.6 Crores) for Research Project from different Govt funding agency (SERB/ DST/NBHM/CSIR/UGC/DRDO/ISRO etc.) during last 5 years. The institute has set up modern laboratories and the supporting infrastructure for undergraduate and post graduate and Ph. D. students. A research orientated education at this Institute can enhance engineering science to development of new technology. NIST has successfully implemented Under Graduate Research program and student RAs and Summer Interns have done commendable research work. Recently NIST has been awarded the Energy Conservation Award - 2017 by the Govt. of Odisha and NIST Student Team has won the First Prize in the CADENCE design contest.
     NIST along with collaborating institutions like IIT, Delhi, NEERI, Nagpur, CMET, Pune, University of Hyderabad, University of California, Michigan State University, Stanford University, and NJIT, USA have bagged the Intel DST-IUSF Award for the project, ‘Integrated low cost water sensor for real time river-water monitoring and decision-making” jointly funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India and Intel (Indo-US Science and Technology Forum). Research activities are the backbone of any good Institute and the activities lead to innovation and development of new technologies.

300 Research papers were published in International/ National reputed Journals by NIST faculty members during last 5 years

6.6 Crore Rupees of Research Fund from Govt. of India ( SERB/DST/DRDO/ISI/NBHM/AICTE/ICSSR ) received by NIST faculty during last 5 Years

2 Patents by NIST faculty members during last 5 years

80 Research articles published by NIST students in Reputed Int/National Journals/Inter/Nation Conference Proceedings during last 5 years

Global Innovation Centers (GICs)

 

Introduction

The NIST University is in the process of building Global Innovation Centers (GICs) in four key areas:

  • 5G and Future Communication
  • Semiconductor using Advanced Materials
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Biotechnology with a focus on Marine Biotech

The GICs are built and/or planned to be developed with global collaboration of industries, labs, universities, and govt. The technical resourcing to support these GICs at NIST University is through a three-tier approach:

  • External subject matter experts (SMEs), Innovators, Researchers, Thought Leaders, and Policy Makers from different parts of the world (specifically from the USA and Europe)
  • Faculty members led by senior professor/dean with focused applied research and innovation in the specific area
  • Student community specifically PhD, M.Tech/M.Sc and Final Year B.Tech students who are passionate in the specific areas of research
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    The objective is to leverage research, innovation, and product prototype/PoC in those key technology areas. GICs are expected to attract companies for product development in those key segments and/or develop the startup/companies (Make in Odisha/India initiative) with commercial production. The near-term objective is to have a technology corridor in southern Odisha leveraging research universities/institutes (e.g., NIST University, IISER ...) and Tata SEZ facility. NIST University is expected to serve as the de-facto R&D facility and an epicenter of innovation for high-tech companies in different verticals. This will certainly help our state of Odisha to become a high-technology hub of national eminence in the near future.

    GOALS
     
     

    5G and Future Communication

    The NIST University has already established the 5G and Future Communication Global Innovation Center (GIC). The GIC infrastructure is provided by Celona (www.celona.io), California, USA. The GIC has complete 5G infrastructure including core, radio (GNodeB), and antennas supporting Private Wireless Networks (PWN). NIST University campus is currently running a 5G network leveraging the mid-band spectrum provided by DoT.


    NIST University is also working with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), USA in providing 5G/6G testbeds worldwide. This will enable access to 5G/6G testbed globally to industries, research labs, researchers, and the student community for collaborative innovation and evolution of 5G/6G technology.


    NIST University is working with Celona, USA collaboratively for publications, research grants, and patents. In addition, both NIST University and Celona are in discussion with mining sectors for the deployment of 5G technology in support of smart mining in India. This will differentiate mining sectors for not only using the latest communication technology (i.e., 5G) first-time in the mining vertical, but also for significant increases in productivity, safety, and security, and enabling automation in moving towards the era of smart mining. Given in Odisha there are around 1260 mines, this will be a game changer for the state and potentially Celona, USA opening a 5G production unit in the state.

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    Semiconductors using Advanced Materials

    NISTU is in the process of developing the Semiconductor Fabrication Global Innovation Center (GIC) leveraging advanced materials in a differentiated way.


    India needs to empower its semiconductor visions by propelling innovation infrastructure leading to productizations in emerging technologies that are most conducive for scale-up in India. Advanced compound semiconductor devices (Gallium Arsenide GaAs, Gallium Nitride GaN, Indium Phosphide InP, Silicon Carbide SiC, and Silicon Germanium Si-Ge) enabling drones, electric vehicles, advanced wireless (5G) and telecommunication (100 Gb/s), renewable energy, smart power grid, mobile internet-of-things can position India as the production hub of such immense value-added industries. The silicon-based semiconductor industry faces stiff competition and decreasing margins due to large capacity in China, Taiwan, Germany, and the USA, whereas compound semiconductor-based chipsets are in controlled technology regimes and ideal for pursuing in India with collaboration from the USA, as China has limited access to achieve dominance in these new generation and strategic sectors.


    GOALS
     
     

    “Make-in-India” technology developments by NIST University and USA Technology company/ University collaborated Center for India Advanced Compound Semiconductors (IACS) facility in GaN, InP, SiC, and SiGe will create an ecosystem of global-scale excellence in Berhampur/Odisha region that can replace existing Silicon Valley, and spur large scale product development in subsystems (power electronics, control devices, detectors) and eventual sectoral dominance in Drones, Unmanned Autonomous System, EV, 5G, ultrahigh-speed telecom, smart grids, and next generation telemedicine.


    This advanced “Make-in-India” technology development facility will transform Berhampur /Chhatrapur (Southern Odisha) into a new cradle of advanced semiconductor technologies that will bring India into a global semiconductor leadership position. Once established, apart from R&D and product development, this facility will also train semiconductor manpower across Odisha/India as well as usher commercialization of developed chipsets across the country.


    NIST University is in active discussion with companies in the US and semiconductor funding organizations in India to have the Semiconductor GIC at NIST University.

     
     

    Artificial Intelligence

    The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is integrated into the work-life culture at NIST University. AI has been extensively used now at the University from content creation, AI chatbots, translation service, advertising, and marketing to social media branding. NIST University has private cloud infrastructure, hardware, and software tools in support of state-of-the-art laboratories for research and innovation in AI and ML. We are now working with multiple industries (e.g., www.saclit.in) collaboratively in this area to transform innovation into commercialization/productization. The key objective is to bring innovation in various focus areas to real-life products in collaboration with various industries. The areas of focus are:

    • Healthcare (Predictive health care)
    • Industries (Manufacturing focused)
    • Transportation (Autonomous vehicles)
    • Warfare (Defense applications)
    • Education

    The work at NIST University in collaboration with companies has the potential for having niche AI companies/startups developing products at NISTU incubation centers and moving to a large-scale product center in Odisha.

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    Biotechnology

    The Biotechnology Global Innovation Center (GIC) has a special focus on Marine Biotechnology to leverage the marine biodiversity of 414 km of Odisha coastal belt. In addition to state of art laboratories in Molecular Biotechnology, the Biotechnology GIC is expected to leverage diverse resources and expertise of various labs, research, and innovation at NIST University (e.g., Bio-Informatics, Sensor Technology, IoT, AI in the medical vertical). The GIC eventually will enable and support biotechnology firms along the eastern corridor of India. The Biotechnology GIC is involved in:

    • Collection of samples from diverse marine ecosystems along the coastline and Characterization
    • Genomic and Metagenomic Analysis with cutting-edge NGS and bioinformatics facility
    • Discovery of Biomaterial and Bioactive Compounds of therapeutic value
    • Biomaterial and Bioactive Compound Optimization and Pre-clinical Studies
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    As per the Odisha Gazette Notification, No 192, January 25, 2024 (issued by the Department of Science and Technology) the Biotechnology Policy of Odisha encourages the Center of Research Excellence (CRE) in Biotechnology in different regions of Odisha.Southern Odisha (specifically Gopalpur region) is the most suitable location to have CRE on Marine Biotechnology. At the guidance/suggestion from “Make in Odisha Conclave 2022”, the NIST and Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER – Berhampur) have applied for a research grant for the Biotech CRE at Berhampur. The same may be supported by Govt. of Odisha for the realization of the envisioned Biotech Park in the State.

    Scaling up for commercial development and IPR generation requires the identification of marine organisms and a list of potential biomaterials and bioactive natural products of health, cosmetics, and commercial value. Genomic and metagenomic analysis of marine species of high value or near extinction is to create a catalogue of the marine life of Odisha. Exploration of potential methods for sustainable cultivation and extraction of the shortlisted biomaterials and bioactive natural products to produce on a higher scale for further usage and commercialization is critical.

    The facilities and grant for exploration and genomic sequencing of bio-diverse species of Odisha coastal belt not only shall make Odisha’s Biotech Park a reality but also attract companies to Odisha with interest in health care and cosmetic product development. In addition, it will help ocean tourism, protection of endangered species, and targeted commercial fishing activities with huge financial and employment benefits to the state of Odisha.

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    RESEARCH SCHOLARS

    RESEARCH AREA

    A NISTian research group refers to a well-knit thinking micro-community obsessed with a specialization. The underlying philosophy being ten thinking heads are better than one. We have the following groups:



    Research Area Brief Description Details
    NANOMATERIAL RESEARCH GROUP The group at the Center for Nanoscience and Technology was founded by Late Prof. S.N.Sahu and this group is currently very active in the areas of nanocrystal semiconductors and metallic nanoparticles with a motivation for possible applications in solar cells for fuel production, chemical/biosensors, nano-electric devices and environmental application.
    HIGH PERFORMANCE SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING GROUP High Performance Computing involves using large computers to solve major scientific and engineering and Science problems. HPC is used from weather prediction to designing consumer products. The members of the HPC group at NIST investigate many aspects of High Performance Computing from innovations in core numerical algorithms, to system software and tools to enabling productive use of large-scale computation.
    COMPUTER VISION GROUP The objective of Computer Vision group is to perform research in the areas of Digital Image Processing, Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition and related fields. The group has engaged many B. Tech and M. Tech students for research and development of algorithm related to computer vision. It also provides hands on to its student for the development of medical image analysis tools.
    WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK GROUP This group aims to explore the current research issues in wireless communication and wireless networks. In particular, the group is actively engaged in study anchor free localization in under water sensor networks, discrimination in faults in wireless sensor networks, mobility patterns of sensor nodes, routing issues in vehicular cloud, outlier detection, spectrum sensing and handoff in cognitive radio sensor networks, video summarization and video synopsis.
    VLSI & EDA GROUP The group works on the concepts of VLSI to implement in Silicon. The group trains students and make ready for Cadence VLSI certification Program (CVCP) in collaboration with Cadence, India. The group trained students on Electronic Design Automation tools for VLSI/ASIC Design during Summer Semester and record number of students joined in this group.
    EQUINOX GROUP Space-faring nations are actively exploring outer space and planetary bodies in our solar system both individually and as collaborators with other nations. Missions extending from low-Earth orbit to Earthʼs moon and beyond to destinations throughout the solar system have been successfully conducted.
    MICROWAVE GROUP The group is active in Antenna, characterization of Microwave Devices as well as circuits. The Tools like Microwave Office, CST, IE3D are using by the group for Antenna and Microwave Research. Antenna Fabrication Unit, VNA (up to UWB-band) and Anechoic Chamber (up to X-band) are also available for group’s research purpose.
    DEVICE GROUP The primary research area of this group is Semiconductor Device Physics, VLSI, Nanotechnology, Microelectronics and Photovoltaic. The group basically works on Fabrication and characterization of Semiconductor Devices and Nanotechnology.
    SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP Research work on the study of 2D electron density and mobility in GaN/AlGaN asymmetrically coupled quantum well heterostructures for development of MODFET devices
    Study of the effect of external/gate electric field on electron mobility in pseudomorphic GaAs/InGaAs quantum well FET structures
    EMBEDDED SYSTEMS GROUP Our research focus is on distributed, fault-tolerant, real-time embedded systems.More than 90 percent of existing computer systems are embedded systems consisting of both hardware and software components. Primary Research Interests of the group are
    ROBOTICS & MECHATRONICS GROUP Now surpassing the age of the automatization, the society is running towards the robotization. Most of the sophisticated and adventurous activities are performed by using robots. The broad area of applications of robotics not limited in the most popular and important fields such as defense, transportation, civil works, mechanical, agriculture, medical, astronomy etc.
    POWER SYSTEM RESEARCH GROUP This group works on several aspects of emerging technologies in power system. Phasor measurement unit is measuring device which was already deployed in many countries and in India also (pilot stage) for achieving accurate information about the power system behaviour.
    MATHEMATICS AND OPTIMIZATION GROUP This group works on Summability in sequence space, , Cosmology, Mathematical models on Inventory control and Optimization problems. The group is actively engaged in completing the Ph.D work of some of the members of the group.
    AUTONOMOUS AND INTELLIGENT SYSTEM GROUP This group is working on design and development of autonomous robots capable of solving complex problems using various artificial intelligent control techniques in real-time. At present the objectives of the group are
    MATERIALS RESEARCH & CHARACTERIZATION GROUP This group works on development of materials/modification of existing materials for better performance to bridge the technical gaps in the literature and also to meet the societal/industrial needs. The group is actively working on the following areas
    FLUID AND ENERGY GROUP Algorithm developed for Euler equation, Supersonic flow visualization, New refrigerant and absorbent development, Fluid flow analysis, CFD

    DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING GROUP Our research activity is related to the development of bio waste material for industrial applications. In our activity, we study mechanical and tribological behavior of natural fiber composites. Study the carbonization of natural fiber to improve the mechanical and tribological performance using Taguchi Approach for analysis purpose.
    RENEWABLE ENERGY GROUP The Renewable Energy group has been engaged in Research Projects, Conducting Short-term Courses, and Innovative Product Development. It undertakes projects on feasibility studies. as well as implements projects, for various agencies, industries, and CSR programs in rural villages under the larger gamut of Food-Water-Energy nexus.
    APPRAISAL REASEARCH GROUP This group works on assessment and validation of code specifications prevailing on worldwide especially with Indian, American and British codes by implementing modern design methods like Strut- and- Tie method in place of conventional Sectional force design method in design and detailing of various structural members.
    GEO TECHNICAL RESEARCH GROUP This group works on usage of geo synthetics in achieving soil stability and improving bearing capacity by using waste materials. It also works on ensuring soil characteristics for various construction activities.

    RECENT ACTIVITIES

    1. Kosmas T.S., Kota V.K.B., Papoulias D.K., Sahu R.,Coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering (CE? NS) event rates for Ge, Zn, and Si detector materials,Physical Review C,104,10.1103/PhysRevC.104.064618SCI 5.42.
    1. Swain K., Cherukuri M., Mishra S.K., Appasani B., Patnaik S., Bizon N.,Li-care: A labview and iot based ehealth monitoring system,Electronics (Switzerland),10,10.3390/electronics10243137SCI 3.02.
    1. Panda S., Dora K.T., Panda A.K., Sahu T.,Electron mobility in asymmetric GaN/AlGaN quantum well transistor structure: Effect of alloy disorder scattering,Physica Scripta,96,10.1088/1402-4896/ac35c1SCI 2.487.
    1. Tripathy S.P., Biswas A., Pal T.,A multi-objective Covering Salesman Problem with 2-coverage,Applied Soft Computing,113,10.1016/j.asoc.2021.108024SCI 6.725.
    1. Jena D., Palo S.K., Sahu T., Panda A.K.,Asymmetric doping induced nonlinear electron mobility in double V-shaped quantum well based FET structure under external electric field,Physica Scripta,96,10.1088/1402-4896/ac3046SCI 3.02.
    1. Kota V.K.B., Sahu R.,Multiple SU(3) algebras in interacting boson model and shell model: Results for (?,?) bands and scissors 1+ band,Nuclear Physics A,1016,10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2021.122313SCI 1.683.
    1. Sathik M.J., Almakhles D.J., Sandeep N., Siddique M.D.,Experimental validation of new self-voltage balanced 9L-ANPC inverter for photovoltaic applications,Scientific Reports,11,10.1038/s41598-021-84531-zSCI 4.379.
    1. Jena M.R., Panda A.K., Dash G.N.,Cap-layer and charge sheet effect in InP based pnp ?-doped heterojunction bipolar transistor,Microsystem Technologies,27,10.1007/s00542-020-04764-2,4035,SCI 1.513.
    1. Soloman Raju T.,Nonlinear Lorentzian-type standing wave solutions of ac-driven sine-Gordon equation,Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics,414,10.1016/j.physleta.2021.127623SCOPUS.
    1. Naik P., Acharya S.K., Sahoo P., Pradhan S.,Abrasive wear behaviour of orange peel (biowaste) particulate reinforced polymer composites,Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology,235,10.1177/1350650121991412,2099,SCI 0.66,.
    1. Padhy R.K., Sahu S.,Kinetic investigation of oxidation of alkanolamine by Cerium(IV) in acidic medium: catalytic effect of Mn(II),Journal of Chemical Sciences,133,10.1007/s12039-021-01921-6SCI 1.573,.
    1. Pattanayak P., Sarmah D., Mishra S., Panda A.,Computationally efficient scheduling methods for MIMO uplink networks,Soft Computing,25,10.1007/s00500-021-05946-4,11763,SCI 3.643.
    1. Das S., Kyal C.,Efficient multichannel EEG compression by optimal tensor truncation,Biomedical Signal Processing and Control,68,10.1016/j.bspc.2021.102749SCI 3.88,.
    1. Bhattacharya S., Kyal C., Routray A.,Simplified Face Quality Assessment (SFQA),Pattern Recognition Letters,147,10.1016/j.patrec.2021.03.037,108,SCI 3.756.
    1. Hussain M.W., Reddy K.H.K., Rodrigues J.J.P.C., Roy D.S.,An Indirect Controller-Legacy Switch Forwarding Scheme for Link Discovery in Hybrid SDN,IEEE Systems Journal,15,10.1109/JSYST.2020.3011902,3142,SCI 4.63.
    1. Swain K., Cherukuri M.,Intelligent fault analysis of transmission line using phasor measurement unit incorporating auto-reclosure protection scheme,SN Applied Sciences,3,10.1007/s42452-021-04510-xSCOPUS,.
    1. Sahoo N., Sahu A.K., Palo S.K.,Electron mobility in asymmetric coupled AlxGa1-xAs parabolic quantum well structure – Impact of external electric field,Physica B: Condensed Matter,608,10.1016/j.physb.2020.412798SCI 2.41.
    1. Tripathy D.S., Prusty B.R.,Quantile regression averaging-based probabilistic forecasting of daily ambient temperature,International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields,34,10.1002/jnm.2846SCI 1.28.
    1. Simanjuntak F.M., Chandrasekaran S., Panda D., Rajasekaran S., Rullyani C., Madhaiyan G., Prodromakis T., Tseng T.-Y.,Negative effect of cations out-diffusion and auto-doping on switching mechanisms of transparent memristor devices employing ZnO/ITO heterostructure,Applied Physics Letters,118,10.1063/5.0047036SCI 3.791.
    1. Panda D., Chu C.-A., Pradhan A., Chandrasekharan S., Pattanayak B., Sze S.M., Tseng T.-Y.,Synaptic behaviour of TiO x/HfO2RRAM enhanced by inserting ultrathin Al2O3layer for neuromorphic computing,Semiconductor Science and Technology,36,10.1088/1361-6641/abe31aSCI 2.352,.
    1. Dalai N., Sreekanth P.S.R.,UHMWPE / nanodiamond nanocomposites for orthopaedic applications: A novel sandwich configuration based approach,Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials,116,10.1016/j.jmbbm.2021.104327SCI 3.902,.
    1. Tripathy A.R., Choudhury A., Dash A., Panigrahi P., Kumar S.S., Pancham P.P., Sahu S.K., Mallik S.,Polymer matrix composite engineering for PDMS based capacitive sensors to achieve high-performance and broad-range pressure sensing,Applied Surface Science Advances,3,10.1016/j.apsadv.2021.100062SCOPUS.
    1. Sahu G., Patjoshi R.K., Panigrahi R.,An instantaneous symmetrical component active power theory with finite control state based model predictive control strategy for distribution STATCOM,International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields,34,10.1002/jnm.2821SCI 1.279.
    1. Kumar Patjoshi R., Panigrahi R., Ratnam Kolluru V.,Variable nonlinear gain fuzzy with improved synchronous reference frame control strategy for performance enhancement of unified power quality conditioner,Ain Shams Engineering Journal,12,10.1016/j.asej.2020.04.004,739,SCI 3.18.
    1. Simanjuntak F.M., Panda D., Chandrasekaran S., Aluguri R., Lin C.-C., Tseng T.-Y.,Evaluating gallium-doped ZnO top electrode thickness for achieving a good switch-ability in ZnO2/ZnO bilayer transparent valence change memory,Journal of Electroceramics,46,10.1007/s10832-021-00239-6,14,SCI 1.785.
    1. Tripathy A.K., Tripathy S.K., Pattanaik S.R., Das S.K.,A new algorithm for reconstruction of a computer-generated hologram (cgh),Computer Journal,64,10.1093/comjnl/bxaa151,245,SCI 1.494.
    1. Martins J., Defaveri L., Soares-Pinto D.O., Queirós S.M.D., Morgado W.A.M.,Non-Markovianity, entropy production, and Jarzynski equality,Physical Review E,103,10.1103/PhysRevE.103.022108SCI 2.529,.
    1. Das D., Khadanga R.K.,Adaptive Price Estimation in Cognitive Radio Enabled Smart Grid Networks,Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering,46,10.1007/s13369-020-05154-6,1451,SCI 2.205,.
    1. Pradhan B., Vijayakumar V., Pratihar S., Kumar D., Reddy K.H.K., Roy D.S.,A genetic algorithm based energy efficient group paging approach for IoT over 5G,Journal of Systems Architecture,113,10.1016/j.sysarc.2020.101878SCI 4.97.
    1. Senapati B.R., Khilar P.M., Swain R.R.,Fire Controlling Under Uncertainty in Urban Region Using Smart Vehicular Ad hoc Network,Wireless Personal Communications,116,10.1007/s11277-020-07779-0,2049,SCI 1.2.
    1. Kumar R.R., Murugesan T., Dash A., Hsu C.-H., Gupta S., Manikandan A., Anbalagan A.K., Lee C.-H., Tai N.-H., Chueh Y.-L., Lin H.-N.,Ultrasensitive and light-activated NO2 gas sensor based on networked MoS2/ZnO nanohybrid with adsorption/desorption kinetics study,Applied Surface Science,536,10.1016/j.apsusc.2020.147933SCI 6.707.
    1. Padhy B.P., Tripathy P., Misra U.K.,AN EXTENSION THEOREM ON DEGREE OF APPROXIMATION OF FOURIER SERIES BY (E, q)B–MEAN,Turkish World Mathematical Society Journal of Applied and Engineering Mathematics,111093,SCOPUS.
    1. Padhy B.P., Mishra A., Misra U.K.,On degree of approximation of Fourier series of functions in Besov Space using Norlund mean,Proyecciones,40,10.22199/issn.0717-6279-4092,1323,.
    1. Triki H., Raju T.S.,Nonlinearly chirped self-similar waves on a cw background in inhomogeneous long optical waveguide,Journal of Modern Optics,68,10.1080/09500340.2021.1983055,1193,SCI 1.464,.
    1. Jena M.R., Diwarkar A., Panda A.K., Dash G.N.,Cap layer effect in DC and RF characteristics of InP based n-p-n metamorphic ?-doped heterojunction bipolar transistor,International Journal of Electronics Letters10.1080/21681724.2021.1941280SCI 0.919.
    1. Indrajitsingha S.K., Raula P., Samanta P., Misra U., Raju L.K.,An EOQ model of selling-price-dependent demand for non-instantaneous deteriorating items during the pandemic COVID-19,Walailak Journal of Science and Technology,18,10.48048/wjst.2021.13398SCOPUS,.
    1. Renuka K., Roy D.S., Reddy K.H.K.,An SDN empowered location aware routing for energy efficient next generation vehicular networks,IET Intelligent Transport Systems10.1049/itr2.12026SCI 3.21.
    1. Patro S.K., Mishra R.K., Panda A.K.,A High Isolation Co-Existing Dual 4 × 4 MIMO LTE-A and 4 × 4 Wi-Fi Modified Patch Antenna Structure for Multi-Radio Low Power Indoor Wireless Base Stations,Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology10.1007/s42835-021-00765-xSCI 1.15.
    1. Mir W.H., Hemant Kumar Reddy K., Roy D.S.,A counter based approach for reducer placement with augmented Hadoop rack awareness,Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences,29,10.3906/ELK-2001-106,437,SCI 0.806.
    1. Mishra A., Padhy B.P., Misra U.,On approximation of signals in the generalized zygmund class using (E,r)(N,qn) mean of conjugate derived fourier series,European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics,13,10.29020/NYBG.EJPAM.V13I5.3714,1325,SCOPUS,.
    1. Kumar Padhy R., Bhattamisra S.D.A.S.,Surfactant catalyzed oxidation of ethanolamines by cerium(IV),Asian Journal of Chemistry,33,10.14233/ajchem.2021.22907,21,SCI 0.535,.
    1. Ranjan K.G., Tripathy D.S., Prusty B.R., Jena D.,An improved sliding window prediction-based outlier detection and correction for volatile time-series,International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields,34,10.1002/jnm.2816SCI 1.296,.
    1. Panda M., Patnaik S.K., Mal A.K.,An efficient method to compute simplified noise parameters of analog amplifiers using symbolic and evolutionary approach,International Journal of Numerical Modelling: Electronic Networks, Devices and Fields,34,10.1002/jnm.2790SCI 1.296.
    1. Patjoshi R.K., Panigrahi R., Rout S.S.,A hybrid fuzzy with feedback integral phase locked loop-based control strategy for unified power quality conditioner,Transactions of the Institute of Measurement and Control,43,10.1177/0142331220933760,122,SCI 1.579.
    1. Panda A.K., Patro S.K.,A high-efficiency Doherty Power Amplifier for wireless base stations,International Journal of Electronics Letters,9,10.1080/21681724.2020.1726478,271,SCI 0.919,.
    1. Ranjan K.G., Prusty B.R., Jena D.,Review of preprocessing methods for univariate volatile time-series in power system applications,Electric Power Systems Research,191,10.1016/j.epsr.2020.106885SCI 4.25.
    1. Biswal S.P., Sahoo S.P., Kabat M.R. ,Fuzzy Q-learning based controller for cost and energy efficient load balancing in cloud data center,Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems,196,151,10.1007/978-981-16-0386-0_9.
    1. Singh P.K., Mallik S., Das P., Krishna H., Tiwary A.K. ,Terahertz Antennas for Future Communications,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,727,315,10.1007/978-981-33-4489-1_18.
    1. Mahata S., Mahato S.S. ,Doping Effects on Optical Properties of Titania Composite in Terahertz Range,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,727,141,10.1007/978-981-33-4489-1_9.
    1. Mallik S., Singh P.K., Ahmad G., Guhathakurata S., Mahato S.S., Manik N.B. ,High-Sensitive Terahertz Biosensors,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,727,289,10.1007/978-981-33-4489-1_17.
    1. Mahata S., Mahato S.S. ,First-Principle Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Terahertz Absorptive Hydrogenated TiO2 Nanoparticles,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,727,103,10.1007/978-981-33-4489-1_8.
    1. Kanhar D., Chandak R. ,Image inpainting for irregular holes using extreme learning machine,Studies in Computational Intelligence,907,69,10.1007/978-3-030-50641-4_5.
    1. Ranjan A., Behera V.N.J., Reza M. ,Ocr using computer vision and machine learning,Studies in Computational Intelligence,907,83,10.1007/978-3-030-50641-4_6.
    1. Kanhar D., Chandak R. ,Grnn based an intelligent technique for image inpainting,Studies in Computational Intelligence,907,167,10.1007/978-3-030-50641-4_10.
    1. Behera R.K., Padhi B. ,A smart document converter: Conversion of handwritten text document to computerized text document,Studies in Computational Intelligence,907,153,10.1007/978-3-030-50641-4_9.
    1. Patro A., Behera R.K.,A Queuing Based Technique for Efficient Task Scheduling in Fog,Journal of Physics: Conference Series,200710.1088/1742-6596/2007/1/012034.
    1. Mohanty A.,Impacts of climate change on human health and agriculture in recent years,TENSYMP 2021 - 2021 IEEE Region 10 Symposium10.1109/TENSYMP52854.2021.9550876,.
    1. Sahoo N., Swain R., Sahu A.K., Palo S.K.,Multisubband electron mobility in pseudomorphic Al0.3Ga0.7As/In0.15Ga0.85As double quantum well based FET Structure,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 202199,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455934.
    1. Panda S., Dora K.T., Panda A.K., Sahu T.,Study of 2D electron mobility in AlGaN/GaN quantum well structure,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 202123,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455853.
    1. Mishra M., Das N.R., Sahoo N., Sahu T.,Effect of well width and barrier width on I-V characteristics of armchair graphene nanoribbon based resonant tunneling diode structure,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 202175,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455884.
    1. Panda S.R., Sahu T., Panda A.K.,Analysing structural asymmetry on the nonmonotonic electron mobility of pseudomorphic heterojunction field effect transistors,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 202171,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455826,.
    1. Jena D., Palo S.K., Sahu T., Panda A.K.,Oscillating electron mobility in doublev-shaped quantum well based field effect transistor structure,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 202127,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455828.
    1. Jena M.R., Panda A.K., Dash G.N.,Impact of ge grading profile on the performance characteristics of sige heterojunction bipolar transistors,Proceedings of 4th International Conference on 2021 Devices for Integrated Circuit, DevIC 2021591,10.1109/DevIC50843.2021.9455842,.
    1. Reddy B.S., S. S., Singh J., Swain R.K.,Design a state-of-the art mold for the manufacturing of acetabulum socket by powder compaction method,AIP Conference Proceedings,234110.1063/5.0049930,.
    1. Kyal C., Poddar H., Bhattacharya S.,Local Quality Pattern (LQP): A Quality Aware Local Statistical Feature Descriptor for No-Reference Image Quality Assessment,2021 6th International Conference for Convergence in Technology, I2CT 202110.1109/I2CT51068.2021.9418050.
    1. Mishra S.K., Swain K.B., Cherukuri M.,Optimal Placement of Phasor Measurement Unit Using Quantum Particle Swarm Optimization,ICPEE 2021 - 2021 1st International Conference on Power Electronics and Energy10.1109/ICPEE50452.2021.9358754.
    1. Vishal Kumar Rao M., Sai Krishna Patro B., Kumari K., Srivatsava M., Sahu D., Dalai N.,Study of thermo mechanical properties of surface modified graphene on E-glass composite,Materials Today: Proceedings,47,3694,10.1016/j.matpr.2021.01.701.
    1. Khatua S.K., Sahoo P.K., Kumari K., Srivatsava M., Sahu D., Dalai N.,Behavioural study of graphene oxide/functionalized graphene on bamboo fiber reinforced composite,Materials Today: Proceedings,47,3633,10.1016/j.matpr.2021.01.100.
    1. Padhy R.K., Sahu S.,Zirconia supported rhodium nano materials: Catalytic application in selective oxidation of alcohols,Materials Today: Proceedings,47,2276,10.1016/j.matpr.2021.04.204.
    1. Panda S., Sahu A., Patra A., Panda S., Nahak B.K., Patra B.N., Mahato S.S., Mahata S.,Photoinduced charge transfer interaction between citrus limon extract passivated colloidal CdS with Methyl Violet & Beta Vulgaris dyes,Materials Today: Proceedings,47,1197,10.1016/j.matpr.2021.03.586.
    1. Rakesh B., Prasad D., Kumari Ch.U., Vighnesh N.A., Suresh M., Panigrahy A.K.,Simplistic approach to reduce thermal issues in 3D IC integration technology,Materials Today: Proceedings,45,1399,10.1016/j.matpr.2020.07.092.
    1. Swain K., Mahato S.S., Mandal S.K., Cherukuri M.,Microgrid Situational Awareness Using Micro-PMU,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,693 LNEE,573,10.1007/978-981-15-7675-1_57,.
    1. Pedapati P.K., Pradhan S.K., Kumar S.,Kinematic Control of an Autonomous Ground Vehicle Using Inverse Dynamics Controller,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,693 LNEE,313,10.1007/978-981-15-7675-1_31.
    1. Misra S.,An Efficient Physically Adjusted Central Euler Solver,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering433,10.1007/978-981-33-4165-4_40,.
    1. Khuntia A.K., Patro P., Ghoshal S.,Influence of Geometric and Operating Parameters on the Heat Transfer Enhancement of Synthetic Jet,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering171,10.1007/978-981-33-4165-4_17.
    1. Panda S.K., Patra A.,Determination of Coefficient of Contraction of Orifice with Variation of Geometrical Parameter,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering413,10.1007/978-981-33-4165-4_38.
    1. Khuntia A.K., Patro P., Ghoshal S.,A Numerical Investigation of Effect of Shape of Orifice on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of a Synthetic Jet,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering183,10.1007/978-981-33-4165-4_18.
    1. Indrajitsingha S.K., Sahoo A.K., Samanta P.N., Misra U.K.,Inventory Model with Partial Backordering and Single Deteriorating Item for a Two-Warehouse System,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering23,10.1007/978-981-15-9817-3_3,.
    1. Panda A.K., Jena D., Palo S.K., Sahu T.,Nonmonotonic Electron Mobility in Asymmetrically Doped V-shaped Coupled Quantum Well Field-Effect Transistor Structure,Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems,147,401,10.1007/978-981-15-8366-7_59.
    1. Patra B.S.K., Padhy A., Roshni E., Ramya V., Mahata S., Mallik S., Mahato S.S.,Technology CAD for Dual-Bit Non-volatile Flash Memory to Enhance Storage Capability,Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems,147,525,10.1007/978-981-15-8366-7_77.
    1. Nayak A., Kumari V., Gupta M., Saxena M.,Comparative Study of AlGaN/GaN HEMT and MOS-HEMT Under Positive Gate Bias-Induced Stress,Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems,147,506,10.1007/978-981-15-8366-7_74.
    1. Panda D., Pradhan A.,Novel Low-Power Nonvolatile High-K Memristor FET with Programmable SET/RESET for Synaptic Learning,Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems,147,513,10.1007/978-981-15-8366-7_75.
    1. Reza M., Rana A., Patra R.,A Numerical Experiment on Thermo-fluidic Transport of Third-Grade Fluid Flow Through a Porous Microchannel Under the Influence of Combined Electromagnetohydrodynamic Effect,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering115,10.1007/978-981-15-7779-6_10.
    1. Patnaik A., Tripathy S., Dash A.,Identifying the Features Influencing Sustainable Products: A Study on Green Cosmetics,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering631,10.1007/978-981-15-7779-6_59.
    1. Sahu P.R., Lenka R.K., Panigrahy S.,Modified Sine Cosine Algorithm Optimized Fractional-Order PD Type SSSC Controller Design,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,710,119,10.1007/978-981-15-8815-0_11.
    1. Das S.K., Tiwari A.K., Rath S., Rani M., Das S.P., Nayak S.,Fuzzy-Based Strategy Management in Wireless Ad Hoc Network,Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies,194,247,10.1007/978-981-15-5971-6_27.
    1. Das S.K., Das A.N., Sinha H.K., Das S.P., Nayak S.,Game Theory Based Optimal Decision-Making System,Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies,194,761,10.1007/978-981-15-5971-6_80.
    1. Das S.K., Patra N., Das B.R., Das S.P., Nayak S.,Fuzzification-Based Routing Protocol for Wireless Ad Hoc Network,Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies,194,237,10.1007/978-981-15-5971-6_26.
    1. Das S.K., Singh P., Verma N., Das S.P., Nayak S.,An Intelligent Type-2 Fuzzy-Based Uncertainty Reduction Technique in Mobile Ad Hoc Network,Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies,194,745,10.1007/978-981-15-5971-6_78.
    1. Ankit Subudhi P., Panda S.K.,A study on dual cycle based on vcr-var system,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering345,10.1007/978-981-15-6360-7_32.
    1. Raul R.B., Panda S.K.,Heat and mass transfer-enhancement technique used for vapour absorption refrigeration system,Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering353,10.1007/978-981-15-6360-7_33.
    1. Nahak B.K., Subudhi T.S.K., Pradhan L.K., Panigrahi A., Roshan R., Mahato S.S., Mahata S.,An Investigation on Photocatalytic Dye Degradation of Rhodamine 6G Dye with Fe- and Ag-Doped TiO2 Thin Films,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,673,295,10.1007/978-981-15-5546-6_24.
    1. Singh P.K., Patjoshi R.K., Tiwary A.K.,RF Front-End Band-Pass Filters for GPS Receiver,Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering,673,697,10.1007/978-981-15-5546-6_58.
    1. Kyal C.K., Poddar H., Reza M.,Human Emotion Recognition from Spontaneous Thermal Image Sequence Using GPU Accelerated Emotion Landmark Localization and Parallel Deep Emotion Net,Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing,1165,931,10.1007/978-981-15-5113-0_78.
    1. Ashu A., Hussain M.W., Sinha Roy D., Reddy H.K.,Intelligent data compression policy for hadoop performance optimization,Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing,1182 AISC,80,10.1007/978-3-030-49345-5_9,.zation,Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing,1182 AISC,80,10.1007/978-3-030-49345-5_9,.
    1. S. Mallik, A. Dash, A. Choudhury, P. Das, S. S. Mahato, C. Mahata, A. Bag and C. K. Maiti, "METAL PROTEIN SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURE", Application No.201831045064, The Patent Office Journal, 47 (2019) 54858
    1. S. Mallik, R. Roy, G. Ahmad, A. Raja, S. H. Raheman, A. Dash, P. Panigrahi, P. K. Singh, S. Guhathkurata, N. B. Manik, P. Das and S. S Mahato, "AN AUTOMATED PROBING SYSTEM FOR MEASURING ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ON-WAFER DEVICES ANDA METHOD THEREOF", Application No.202031041107, The Patent Office Journal, 42 (2020) 53611
    1. P. Das, A. Singh, S. S. Mahato, Sandipan Mallik and M. K. Mandal, "A SYSTEM FOR CUSTOMIZED UNIVERSAL DC CIRCUIT EMULATION AND A METHOD THEREOF", Application No.201831035787, The Patent Office Journal, 13 (2020) 16084
    1. P. K. Patra, M. Sahu, A. Dash, and S. Mallik, "A SINGLE MICROSTRIP ANTENNA AS RADIATOR NAD REFLECTOR", Application No.202131002987, The Patent Office Journal, 08 (2021) 8826
    1. S. Mallik, D. Panda, P. Panigrahi, A. Dash, "NON-INVASIVE GLUCOMETER TO DETERMINE BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL FROM MOUTH-BLOWN AIR AND A METHODE THEREOF", Application No.202131003286, The Patent Office Journal
    1. M Sahu, Sushanta Kumar Sahu, "Intelligent Maneuvering Hypolimnetic Aeration System", Application No.2201831031000, The Patent Office Journal, 08 (2020) 10882
    1. VENNKATA RATNAM KOLLURU, P N S B S V PRASAD V, RA JENDRA PRASAD NARNE, GEORGE TOM VARGHESE, SHAIK RAZIA, RAJESH KUMAR PATJOSHI, "SMART CARD SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR GENERATING AND TRANSMITTING TOKENS THROUGH MACHINE READABLE CODES", Application No.201941038193, The Patent Office Journal, 42 (2019) 48785
    1. Subhashree Choudhury, Taraprasanna Dash, Pritam Bhowmik, Satyajit Mohanty, Preeti Ranjan Sahu, Rajendra Kumar Khadanga, Amit Kumar, Ganesh Prasad Khuntia, Mr.Shiba Kumar Acharya, Mr.Debashish Mishra, Mr.V Siva Brahmaiah Rama, Mr.Bibhu Prasad Ganthia, "A QUALIFICATION AND LABELING PROCEDURE FOR INVERTERS FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS CONNECTED TO THE ELECTRICAL GRID", Application No.202131050804, The Patent Office Journal, 50 (2021) 60222
    1. Bibhu Prasad Ganthia, Subhashree Choudhury, Preeti Ranjan Sahu, Krishna Sarker, Pritam Bhowmik, Pratap Chandra Nayak, Sanket Mohanty, "POWER SOFTENING OF WIND GENERATION USING FUZZY LOGIC AND ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM", Application No.202131061655, The Patent Office Journal, 05 (2022) 6486
    1. Advanced techniques in optimization for Btech 4th semester, 04/06/2020-30/06/2020. Dr. Bhaskar Bhaula
    1. Advanced Mathematical Tools and techniques for MSc students, 06/07/2020 to 11/07/2020. Dr. Sahadeb Koila
    1. Advanced techniques in optimization for Btech 4th semester, 04/06/2020-30/06/2020. Dr. LK Raju
    1. Advanced Mathematical Tools and techniques for MSc students, 06/07/2020 - 11/07/2020. FDP at NIST Berhampur. Dr. Pallab Kar
    1. Natural Language Processing 6-10 January 2020 by Electronic and ICT and MEIT govt of India. ICT Tools for teaching, learning process and institute, 11-16 January. Dr. Pallab Kar
    1. Advanced Mathematical Tools and techniques for MSc students, 06/07/2020 - 11/07/2020. Mr. Deepak Acharya
    1. Guwahati, Department of Mathematics, QIP short-term course: Differential equation solution techniques and application, 7-9-20 to 12-9-20. Dr. Bhaskar Bhaula
    1. Best Science Faculty in Science by ISTE Odisha chapter - Dr. Pallab Kar
    Prof. UK Mishra
    1. One scholar has submitted PhD thesis and three scholars are waorking for PhD degree
    2. Invited talk at Guwahti University, Assam on 11th March 2020
    3. Invited talk at JSS Academy of Technical Education Bangalore on 28th January 2020
    4. Attended BOS meeting of GIET, Gunapur for the session 2019-2020
    5. Wrote a chapter of the Book entitled "Integral Transformations" Operational Calculus and their applications, MDPI (Symmetry)
    6. Attended an International conference organized by Dept of Math, Berhampur University, 04-05 February 2020
    7. Attended an International conference organized by Dept of Math, VSSUT Burla 07-08 February 2020
    8. Facilitated at the International conference organized by Dept of Math, Berhampur University, 04-05 February 2020
    9. Facilitated at the National seminar together with annual conference of Orissa Mathematical Society organized by NIST February 2020
    Dr. Bhaskar Bhaula
    1. 1. KIIT deemed to be university, Department of Mathematics, International webinar on recent developments in Number Theory 17-8-20 to 20-8-20 2. KIIT deemed to be university, Department of Mathematics International webinar on advances in optimization techniques 30-10-20 to 1-11-20 3. ASSOCHAM, ISHRAE Pune chapter, Employability Post COVID Era: Expectation of Industry Vs Education Systems Preparedness.
    Dr. Subrata Kumar Sahu
    1. Numerical simulation using Mapel-2020, NUSM-2020,19th septmber 2020 2. Nation Webinar on Mathematic "LIFE AND WORKS OF SRINIVASA RAMANUJAN", 27 JUNE 2020
    Dr. LK Raju
    1. Participated in International Webinar on "Advances in Optimization Techniques" from 30th Oct to 1st Nov 2020, organised by Department of Mathematics,School of Applied Sciences, KIIT deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
    Dr. Pallab Kar
    Webinars
    1. Skill Required to succeed post covid 19 1st August. GIET, Bhubaneswar
    2. Fuzzy and Neutrosophic system 21-22 August by Bodoland University
    3. Recent trends in Geometric function theory and applications 18-22 September by KIIT University Bhubaneswar
    4. Numerical Simulation using Maple 2020 at SOA University on 19th September
    5. Workshop on voice thread on 3rd October at Bodoland University
    6. Vertual labs by Cummins College of engineering, Nagpur on 10th July
    Dr. Bishnukar Nayak
    1. Presented a paper as an Invited Speaker entitle "Thermodynamical Effects on FRW Cosmological Model for Various Dark Energy" on 9th International Workshop on Astronomy and Relativistic Astrophysics (IWARA2020) Mexico City, Mexico.
    2. Attended a 3 days national Level online course on Operation Research from 18th May 2020 to 20th May 2020. At Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars Senthikumara Nadar College (Autonomous),Virudhnanagr,Tamilnadu.
    3. Participated a three days National Level online faculty development programme on Hybrid Classroom:ICT Tools for teaching and Learningby Research Culture Society & Late.M.C. Parmar B.Ed College,Vadodara.
    4. Participated in the Webinar Role of Mathematics in Covid-19:Existing literature,Outcomes,and Challenges in Various direction organised vy Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College,University of Delhi,Held on 14th May 2020.
    5. Participated in a Online Webinar "VULNERABILITY PARAMETERS IN GRAPHS"held on 27th May 2020 Organized by the Department of Mathematics in association with IQAC, St. Joseph’s College (Arts & Science) Kovur, Chennai.
    6. Participated in a Two days Online Webinar on "Geodesics on Unit Sphere:A differential Geometry Approach" and "Solution of ODE using Lie Symmetry and Open Source Sagmath Alogorithm:From 18th to 19th June 2020 Organised by Department of Mathematics, C.B.Patel Computer College & J.N.M Patel Science College,Surat
    7. Participated in a Webinar on Topology for Young Researcher organized by Department of Mathematics, Muthayammal College of Arts & Science, Rasipuram on 24-06-2020.
    8. Participated in an international webinar on "Some Applications of Mathematics to Analyze and Solve Problems of Real Life" organized by Department of Mathematics, Bharati College, University of Delhi on May 29, 2020.
    9. Webinar on RECENT RESEARCH DIRECTIONS IN DISTANCE IN GRAPHS organized by Department of Mathematics,Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College (Autonomous), Sivakasi on 28th May, 2020.
    10. One day International Webinar on MATLAB Applications in Science and Engineering held on Microsoft Team on dates May 29,2020 at BABA Farid College, Patiala.
    11. Participated in a three days National Webinar on Physics Enrichment (NWPE-2020) from June 19 to 21st,2020 at Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT-19).
    12. Participated in an International Webinar on Recent Trends in Geometric Function Theory and Applications-2019 Organised by Department of Mathematics, KIIT Deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar from 18th to 21st Sept 2020.
    13. Participated in a 5 day short term training Programme on Modeling and simulation using MATLAB Organised by Assam Science and Technology University in collaboration with the Department of EE, GIMT-Guwahati from 24th to 28th July 2020.
    14. "Stability of SQM Cosmological Model in Lyra Geometry" is under review at International Journal of Applied and computational Mathematics (IACM), Springer Nature
    15. The Behaviour of Redshift in Quark String Cloud Bianchi Type-1 Cosmological Model in Lyra Geometry is under review at New Astronomy, Elsavier
    Mr. Deepak Acharya
    1. Ph.D. Thesis submitted on 24 th January 2020 at F.M. University
    2. Quiz on Research methodology organized by KLE College of Engineering and Technology, Chikodi on 30 th May 2020
    3. Leadership talk organized by MHRD, Government of India on 30 th May 2020
    4. AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy FDP on "Waste Technology" from 21 th September to 25th September 2020
    5. International Webinar on Recent Developments in Number Theory 2020 organized by KIIT Deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, INDIA during 17th to 20th August, 2020.