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Dr. D. Narayana RaoDirector (Research)

SRM UNIVERSITY

(Under section 3 of UGC Act 1956)

SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur-603203.

Kancheepuram-Dist.,Tamilnadu

MESSAGE

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It gives me immense pleasure that SRM University is organizing Research Day on Friday, 28 February,2014, to instil the spirit of research and encourage the students as well as research scholars of the University

to think big and differently. Besides, it promises to provide an excellent opportunity for interested faculty

members as well as students to share ideas and knowledge through active discussions leading amiably to

fruitful collaborations. This is the third Research Day with the motive of stimulating young talent to realise

their potential and the importance of research. SRM Research Institute is SRM University's exclusive

domain to provide an excellent platform with the state-of-the-art infrastructure, attracting young aspirants,

research scholars and scientists to carry out research in the emerging fields of application.

st In the last year the Research Day function was conducted on 1 March 2013. Prof. Krishan Lal, President of

Indian National Science Academy (INSA) was the Chief Guest and Dr. S. R. Rao, Advisor of Department of

Biotechnology, Govt. of India was the Guest of Honour. The Chancellor of SRM University deliveredpresidential address.

It is with pride that I share the industrious work of the students and faculty members of SRM University in

building a nano-satellite, called SRMSAT, in collaboration with ISRO. The satellite was launchedth

successfully from the on 12 October 2011.

The objective of Research Day is to identify and showcase the broader spectrum of research activities

carried out in various Departments of SRM University from the Bachelors to the Doctoral. In addition, it

promotes productive and discussions leading to excellent research work.

I believe that most of the presentations on the frontier areas of science and technology by the young

researchers will greatly benefit you all.

(D. Narayana Rao)

Kattankulathur

21 February 2014

Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR at Sriharikota


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Research Day 2014

S.No Abstract

No.

Title Authors name Page

No.

Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

(AE01-AE12)

01-06

01 AE01 Application of smart materials in

aerodynamics

N. Yeshwanth and Shubham

Vyas

02 AE02 Advance missile launching system

of stealth fighters

Rishabh Bana, Ravi Kumar

Shakya and Priya Garg

03 AE03 Airborne internet providing tethered

balloon system over SRMUniversity

Amanjot Singh, Suvriti Dhawan,

H. Chaitanya and Mayekar

04 AE04 Estimation of optimal flight altitude

for reduction in fuel consumption by

an aircraft engine

Amanjot Singh and Suvriti

Dhawan

05 AE05 Portable water drainage system for

flood relief and water supply for

drought affected area

Pranav S. Upadhyay

06 AE06 Closed wing implementation in

commercial aviation for a greenerflight (c-wica)

S. Pradeep Chand

07 AE07 Design of docking and berthing

systems for nano-satellites

Akash Ratheesh and

M. Loganathan

08 AE08 Implications of varying exit shape

on flow characteristics of a free jet

Chitra Joshi, Srishti Bansal

and Manoj Kumar

09 AE09 Checking radiation through

magnetic shielding

Abhilash Nair

10 AE10 Propellant-less spacecraftpowered

by photons

Aakriti Sachdev

11 AE11 Making space faring viable reusable

space craft

Rahul R. Prabhu

12 AE12 Analysis of interior low energy

transfer for lunar missions using

weak stability boundary

S. Anand Krishnamoorthy and

M. Loganathan


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Architecture and Interior design

(AR01-AR02)

06-07

13 AR01 Inclusive design for a culturally richpilgrimage site in India

R. S. M. Arjun and S. Karthick

14 AR02 Research on disaster relief transit

shelter and study on possible effects

of this ideology on the emergent

social housing and nomadic

settlements

R. Balamaheshwaran

Automobile Engineering

(AU01-AU12)

07-12

15 AU01 An analysis of hybrid-electric

vehicles as the car of the future

Sanchit Vijh

16 AU02 Autonomous vehicle Mayank Mahajan and Somak

Banerjee

17 AU03 Case study of practicality and

feasibility of active safety systems in

countries with a developing

automobile sector

Rishabh Jain and Jegadeesh

18 AU04 Hub centers system as alternative

front suspension in motorcycles

Vijhani and Amit

19 AU05 Influence of surface texture on

coefficient of friction for ss316l ball

and flat specimen

Manisha Mohan

20 AU06 Mechanisms involved in the growth

rate of granules

Amit Vijhani

21 AU07 Sustainable reduction of Co2in

exhaust emission

Raghav Goyal, Kartikeya Kekre

and Mayuri Gupta

22 AU08 Proposal to setup charginginfrastructure in SRM campus to

promote and support upcoming

electric vehicles

Vatsal Agarwal and Kaltyan Dash

23 AU09 Next generation engine immobilizer Sagnik Basu Choudhuri, B.

Venkatesh and G.

Ramasubramaniam

24 AU10 Estimation of optimal flight altitude Amanjot Singh and Suviti


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for reduction in fuel consumption by

an aircraft engine

Dhawan

25 AU11 Improved handling performance of a

car by using TCP rear pushrod

suspension system

Amit Vijhani

26 AU12 Intra vehicular communications

through wi-fi communication

systems

Kabir Jain and Rishabh Jain

Bioinformatics

(BI01-BI22)

13-24

27 BI01 In-silico structure and function

prediction for putative

uncharacterized and hypothetical

proteins in Malus domestica

Aysha Jaleel, Neenu James,

Meghna Jani and P.P.

Karthikeyan

28 BI02 Structure based pharmacophore

modelling and screening of natural

compounds for ADAMTS1

P. Rathi Suganya, Anushree

Majumdar and Lilly M. Saleena

29 BI03 In silico docking analysis of

Estrogen receptor with endocrine

disruptors

L. A. Shivaram, Ashish Jain,

Waheeta Hopper and Winkins

Santosh30 BI04 In silico determination of vaccine

candidate for madura foot

K.S.Nivetha, Vennela, S.R.

Vaishali and Priya Swaminathan

31 BI05 Comparative studies on antioxidant

activity of commercially available

tea powders

Lavanya. Avireddy , D.V. Nagini

and K. Swapna

32 BI06 In silico identification of potential

inhibitors for gsk3- beta for wound

healing activity

S.V. Prathiba, J. B. Sheema and

Waheeta Hopper

33 BI07 Tracing the phylogenetic and

evolutionary relationship betweeneukaryotic ionotropic and

metabotropic glutamate receptors

H. Mahadevan, Aditya Singh, S.

Vijayasri and Waheeta Hopper

34 BI08 Targeting metabotropic glutamate

receptor 6 with competitive

phytochemical inhibitors- towards

the treatment for glutamate

excitotoxicity

Dhirendra Gothwal, S.Vijayasri

and Waheeta Hopper


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35 BI09 Curcin from jatropha pandurifolia, a

potential competitive antagonist of

metabotropic glutamate receptor 2- a

target in neurological disorder

Neha Singh, S.Vijayasri and

Waheeta Hopper

36 BI10 Extra precision docking of anti-convulsants and phyto- constituents

with metabotropic glutamate

receptor 5, towards the designing of

better drug for treating epilepsy

Soumendu Sanyal, DhirendraGothwal, S.Vijayasri and

Waheeta Hopper

37 BI11 Computational identification of b-

cell and t-cell epitopes on e6 protein

from human papillomavirus (hpv

16), towards peptide based subunit

vaccine design

Maithri Tharmavaram, Sindhuja

Velamuri, Aleesha Kohli and

S.Vijayasri

38 BI12 Hubcentered gene network

reconstruction in alzheimers disease

Nilakhi Poddar

39 BI13 Docking studies of anti- viral drugs

with hepatitis b surface antigen

protein, a novel drug target against

hepatitis b infection

Kriti Modi, Aanya Raj, S.

Vijayasri and Waheeta Hopper

40 BI14 Finding inhibitors of NDM 1 by

phytochemicals : An In silico

approach

Kurshid Banu Basheer, Rama

Vaidyanathan, D. Gayathri and

Priya Swaminathan

41 BI15 Fragment based drug discovery for

breast cancer

S. Monica and Manoj Kumar

Mahto

42 BI16 Comparative analysis of genome

and proteome of Mycobacterium

tuberculosis and Mycobacterium

smegmatis

Waheeta Hopper and S. Win

Samuel Raj

43 BI17 SRM-BSTTAn android

application for SRM University

bioinformatics students time table

Rajeev Lanka and P. P.

Karthikeyan

44 BI18 Compounds isolated from Ageratumhoustonianum inhibit the activity of

matrix metalloproteinases (MMP-2

& MMP-9): An oncoinformatics

study

Anupriya Verma, Mohd. AfaqueAnsari, Fauzia Ghazal, Syed

Mohd. Danish Rizvi, Shazi

Shakil, Mohd. Zeeshan and

Mohd. Sajid Khan

45 BI19 Cellular automata method of disease

diagnosis using microarray data

Sagnik Sen and Priya

Swaminathan

46 BI20 Replacement of body parts using bci Yash Sakharwade


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47 BI21 In-silico analysis of single

nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) in

DiHydroOrotate DeHydrogenase

gene

Kabani Sudevan and Priya

Swaminathan

48 BI22 Identification of phytochemical leadagainst peroxisome proliferator

activated receptor-gamma (ppar-),

a possible therapy for pcos

(polycystic ovarian syndrome)

E. Preethi, K. B. Sanjana, S.Vijayasri and Waheeta Hopper

Biomedical Engineering

(BM01-BM25)

24-36

49 BM01 Study of methodologies fortransmission of patient images and

its remote diagnosis - Siemens

Healthcare Ltd

K. Deepika

50 BM02 Applications of magnetic

nanoparticles in repetitive

transcranial magnetic stimulation

(rTMS)

G. Guruprasath and Suryah

Suresh

51 BM03 3d modelling of ankle implant to

give all degree of freedom like

original joint

Nilkantha Gupta and D. Ashok

Kumar

52 BM04 Skin - A vulnerable organ Kavya Jyothish and Radia Yousuf

53 BM05 Cuff-less continuous non-invasive

blood pressure measurement using

pulse transit time

G. Surendhra and T. Jayanthi

54 BM06 Dental panoramic radiographs in

prediction of osteoporosis in

postmenopausal women

Polavarapu Divyasree

55 BM07 Augmentative and alternative

communication device (AAC) using

morse code

K. Roopak Saagar

56 BM08 Automated method for blood group

detection with lab view interface

P. Ponni and P. Vinupritha

57 BM09 Measuring nuchal transluency

thickness using genetic algorithm

O. V. K. Rajalakshmi and T.

Rajalakshmi

58 BM10 Bone mineral density estimation V. Subashree, T. Rajalakshmi and


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using MEMS accelerometer S. Mythili

59 BM11 Current development in

Keratoprosthesis

Iswarya Ramesh and P.

Saravanan

60 BM12 Design and analysis of cervical disc

implant using finite element method

R. Abarna

61 BM13 Design and analysis of HIP implant

using FEM

M. Thenmozhi and M. Anburajan

62 BM14 Designing of 3d implant for human

lumbar spine

A. R. Arya Lekshmi, Sumedha

Mitra, Kaushik Pal and D. Ashok

Kumar

63 BM15 Development and characterization of

nanocomposites for dental

applications using laser cladding

technique

K. Divya and S. Gnanavel

64 BM16 Eog based low cost device for

controlling home appliances

V Aswin Raj and V Karthik Raj

65 BM17 Hybrid low power touch ECG using

dry metal sensor and HRV analysis

using MATLAB

S. Sowmiya

66 BM18 Intelligent tocotonometry with real

time respiration monitoring

A. Priya and V. Karthik Raj

67 BM19 Low cost light exoskeleton Parag Sharma

68 BM20 Morphological unsupervised image

segmentation in digital

mammograms

S. Minnita Rachel, S. P. Angeline

Kirubha and M. Anburajan

69 BM21 Nanobioglass - Tiosurface coatings

on titanium implants for bone

osseointegration

Jeny Vinoliya and K.

Durgalakshmi

70 BM22 Phase correction methods for partial

fourier reconstruction of MRI

Sivadas Neelima, S. Sreekutty

and J. S. Paul

71 BM23 Electrospin chitosan-pcl/ha

polymers for bone tissue

engineering applications

Swati Jain and S. Anandhakumar

72 BM24 Self-protection gloves (bio- defense) K. Gokula Krishnan and J. Castro

73 BM25 Shoulder kinematics and EMG

analysis: study and examination of

patients with normal and

dysfunctional shoulder joints

M. Ramya


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Biotechnology

(BT01-BT19)

36-46

74 BT01 An approach to absorb the CO2using nanoporous and surface

functionalized nanoporous activated

carbon

Joyee Sarkar, Sakshi Arora, andK. Ramani

75 BT02 Antioxidant and cytotoxic effects of

chitosan encapsulated naringenin

nanoparticles

K. Thiruvengadam Ramya Devi,

Kannan Birundha, Kannan Kaveri

and Sekar Praveen Kumar

76 BT03 Antimicrobial, antifungal and

antioxidant properties of

Clerodendruminfortunatum

K. Thiruvengadam Ramya Devi,

Abhay Kumar, Alok KumarVyas

and Priya Arora

77 BT04 Biosurfactant production from

klebsiellaoxytocaadr 13 and its

efficiency in hydrocarbon

degradation

Abishamala Kingsly, Deepika

Jothinathan and Richard

Thilagaraj

78 BT05 Development of sustainable

biological system for the removal of

high ammonia content in the

pigment production industry

wastewater: Enzymatic approach

Syeda Ibriza Imtiaz and Ramani

Kandasamy

79 BT06 Production of industrially important

multiple enzymes from leather

industry solid waste for the

degradation of multiple industrial

wastes

Pritish Ranjan and Ramani

Kandasamy

80 BT07 Biosurfactant production from

klebsiellaoxytocaadr 13 and its

efficiency in hydrocarbon

degradation

Abishamala Kingsly, Deepika

Jothinathan and Richard

Thilagaraj

81 BT08 Molecular cloning, expression and

characterization of Cathepsin L from

bacterial and viral infected

freshwater prawn

(Macrobrachiumrosenbergii)

Venkatesh Kumaresan, Prasanth

Bhatt, Rajesh Palanisamy and

Jesu Arockiaraj

82 BT09 Antihyperglycemic activity of

phytocompound on Insulin

K. Nagalakshmi and S. Sujatha


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resistance

83 BT10 Isolation, purification and

characterization of protein(s) from

root exudate ofFerula asafoetida H.

Karst

Sanjana Chandran

84 BT11 Characterization of coal fly ash

nanoparticles and its phytotoxic

effects on Bacopamonnieri

B. Abinaya, Manish

Bhattacharjee, Devasena,

Bharathi and R. Pachaiappan

85 BT12 OA coated iron oxide nanoparticle

and its biomedical applications

Shritama Adhikary and P.

Velusamy

86 BT13 Studies on the parameters of tannery

effluents and sludges using microbes

S. Sharvari, M. Surya, Ragini

Baduri and M. Pandimadevi

87 BT14 Purification and characterization of

-amylase inhibitor fromLeucas

aspera(Willd.) link

Pachaiappan

88 BT15 Murrelcaspase 10: A complete

molecular characterization

Rajesh Palanisamy, Prasanth

Bhatt, Venkatesh Kumaresan and

Jesu Arockiaraj

89 BT16 Methods for the treatment of tannery

wastewaterA Review

R. Lakhitha, A. Shaheen, C.

Sandya and M. Pandimadevi

90 BT17 Isolation, purification and

characterization of trypsin inhibitory

activity from stem extract of

Tinosporacordifolia(Willd.)Miers

Pachaiappan

91 BT18 Uranium waste management from

enzyme inositol phosphate (phytic

acid)

T. Swetha and Felix. Anto.

Ophelia

92 BT19 Rancidity of edible oilscollected

from fast food centres- thermal

insult to edible oils

K. Harini and Srinivasan Latha

Civil Engineering

(CE01-CE17)

46-56

93 CE01 E-waste management Varsha Chitray

94 CE02 Modern concrete using

nanomaterials

Ankit Saxena, Adarsh Singh and

J.S. Sudarsan

95 CE03 Trenchless technology Nimish Gera and Paras Bhatia

96 CE04 Recovery of nutrient from J. S. Sudarsan, Aswin Menon and


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wastewater through struvite

crystallization

Chandrayee Purkhayastha

97 CE05 Environmental impact due to the

doubling of GHG through global

climate models

Siddharth Nahta and Siddhant

Singh

98 CE06 Impact of Himalayas over the

present and future climatic scenario

using gcm

Siddharth Nahta and Siddhant

Singh

99 CE07 Comparative study on shear strength

parameters of jhajjar soil by direct

shear test and triaxial shear test

V. Kartik Ganesh

100 CE08 Implementation of non-conventional

technologies for construction of

rural roads: a detailed study on

pmgsy with special reference to

Nagaur district of Rajasthan

Dheeraj Katyal, Shri Ashok

Kumar Bhandari and Shri Uttam

Kumar

101 CE09 Implementation of geospatial

technology in developing nations:

The case of African countries

Sani Idris Garba

102 CE10 Evolving an efficient structural

column through biomimics

Lucky Rebecca Joseph, K. S.

Satyanarayanan and Sindhu

Nachiar

103 CE11 Study on effect of base isolators on

rc frames

Vineet Mishra, Vishal Tiwari and

S. K. Imranullah

104 CE12 Road construction with plastic waste

Arvind Chauhan

105 CE13 Coal bed methane: An answer to

Indias energy crisis

N. Sriram Bharadwaj and

Paromita Chakraborty

106 CE14 Electronic waste-an emerging threat

to India

Moitraiyee Mukhopadhyay,

Sancho Rajan, Dilip Kumar and

Paromita Chakraborty

107 CE15 Can utilization of putrescible wasteby individual domestic household

reduce the load of fossil fuel usage

in India?

Balasubramanian Prithiviraj,Sanjenbam Nirmala Khuman,

T. Sivakumar and Paromita

Chakraborty

108 CE16 Role of cyanobacteria and azolla in

inorganic carbon sequestration:

Implications for nutrients

R. Niranjana, Saumya Abraham

and Paromita Chakraborty


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enrichment in soil

109 CE17 PAHs in residential and industrial

regions of Mambakkam and

Cheyyar SIPCOT belt: Source

apportionment and implications forrisk assessment

V. Mirunalini, S. Sakthivel,

Paromita Chakraborty,

Bhupander Kumar, Sanjay

Kumar, V. K. Verma, MeenuMishra and Richa Gaur

Chemical Engineering

(CH01-CH07)

56-59

110 CH01 Immobilization of heavy and

hazardous metals using blast furnace

slag and fly ash

U. Bhagathram, N.P. Rajamane

and B.S.M. Kumar

111 CH02 Prepration of high octane alkylates

using sulphuric acid as a catalyst

Ridhika Agrawal and Derrick

Anthony

112 CH03 Optimal handling of highly active

pharmaceutical ingredients (hapis)

in milling and blending operations

Prabha Tiwari, Radhika Dubey

and Supratim Roy Chowdhury

113 CH04 Graphene for treating contaminated

water

Karthikeyan and Badri Narayanan

114 CH05 Fuel cella drive technology Kaushal Kothari

115 CH06 Production of wind energy from pre-

treated flue gases fed to

unconventional wind turbines

Janani Venkatesh, Shruthi

Vatsyayani, Hassan Mansur and

Abbas Barbhuiya

116 CH07 Sensitivity analysis of steady state

ethyl-acetate synthesis in reactive

distillation column using aspen plus

V. Koushik and K. Suresh

Computer Science

(CS01- CS32)

59-74

117 CS01 Augmented reality and web 3d to

support education

Vamsi Krishna Batchu

118 CS02 Global healthcare monitoring system

using aodv protocol and data

clustering schema in wban ieee

802.15.6

B. Amutha and Alankrit Patnaik

119 CS03 3d database model and dynamic M. M. Sai Kiran


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schema

120 CS04 Collection of data from the web

using asynchronus i/o.

S. Guruprakash

121 CS05 A system for text recognition and its

conversion to desired language froman image

K. V. Krishna Reddy, G.

Rajkumar Reddy and AbhijithKulkarni

122 CS06 G-MJR and anonymization across

data centers

Anumoy Sutradhar

123 CS07 Speed and traffic control using GPS

technology.

R. Rajakumaran and U. Bhamini

124 CS08 Pivotal kinematic prediction for

autonomous robots using moving

average smoothing

Vishwajeet Pattanaik and S.

Prabakaran

125 CS09 Enhanced TDMA protocol for

wireless sensor networks

Prashant M. Chaudhari

126 CS10 Unmanned railway crossings Indira Priyadharshini, M.

Pushpahaasa, C. H. Sundeep, P.

Sampath and K. Sasank

127 CS11 Noise Charger Indira Priyadharshini and V.

Saran Raj

128 CS12 Implementation of secured adhoc

on-demand distance vector routing

protocol from computer (ubuntu) to

android platform and vice-versa.

Jayanth Reddy Bogasamudram

129 CS13 AI-Airport Alvira Fatima and Nikita Singh

130 CS14 Automobile controller using wifi

technology

M. Adithya Ganapathy and

R.Vaishnavi

131 CS15 Biometrics in banking Sumanth Reddy Pandugula

132 CS16 Brain imaging to decode human

brain activity

Vijaya Sai Krishna Kodali

133 CS17 Cloud storage in clouds Saksham Chitkara

134 CS18 Elephant warning system K. Kirupa Shankar, Joshua

Varghese and Adithya Raam

Sankar

135 CS19 Computational complexity in

disaster management

Shubham Jayswal, Virendra

Agarwal

136 CS20 SRM - WIFI Indoor positoining

system

Ankit Deshpande, Gahan

Rakholia, Aveek Chaudhury,

Harsh Bharat Jain and Aditya


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137 CS21 Introduction of cluster based routing

algorithm for 6lowpan networks

Krithika Ramaswamy, Sukanya

Sunder and Tanima Mahadevan

138 CS22 Technique to use or codes in

cryptography

A. Thejesh Kumar Reddy and S.

Nikhil

139 CS23 Find the shortest path between twopoints in the brain vessel system

Shweta Suran and D. Malathi

140 CS24 A sensor based application to help

ladies

L. Sujan Kumar

141 CS25 Video transcoding by dynamic

frame skipping mechanism and

offloading it through decision logica

Varun Gowrishankar and B. L.

Velammal

142 CS26 Secure user authentication using QR

code

M. Viswajeeth, K. Vignesh

Kumar and J. Rajtilak Indrajit

143 CS27 Mood classification based on audio

simulation using EEG

Prathyusha and Priyadarshini

144 CS28 A novel web application based

intrusion detection and response tool

B. Padhmavathi, M. Jyotheeswar

Arvind and G. Ritikesh

145 CS29 Detecting a selfish node in a

malfunctioning link using PFC

technique

M. Poonkodi, Subesh Kumar

Yadav, Prateek Tiwari and Mohit

Vanvari

146 CS30 Overcoming physical and

networking layer limitations of

6LoWPAN

B. Deeksha and Tarun Mohandas

147 CS31 Rollback recovery approach for

complex composite web services to

enhance reliability of service

Dipayan Mondal and B.

Muruganantham

148 CS32 Next generation cloud computing

architecture - a focus

D. Kannan, S. Vasanth Pranavan,

Rakavee and A. Rajiv Gandhi

Electronics and Communication

Engineering

(ECE01- ECE23)

74-85

149 ECE01 Power generation T. R. Prasanna Vishal and M.

Srivatsan

150 ECE02 Sixth sense: physical interaction

with virtual world

Abhilash Bezbaruah and Arnab

Basu

151 ECE03 Driverless car: driverless intelligent

vehicle for future public transport

Lokesh Kumar, Jis Antony and

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based on GPS guided autopilot

robotic implementation

152 ECE04 Electronic grape-thinning gadget Dheeraj Reddy, Jyotsna Kadimi

and K. S. S. K. Gautam

153 ECE05 Arm7 based accident vehicle

tracking system

Monpur Ashwin, N. Naga

Akshaya and N. V. M. Naren

Simha

154 ECE06 Challenge to the future use of coal

ice

Anwar

155 ECE07 Peer-to-Peer Interactive Device S. Niranjhan and Rahul

Chandhoke

156 ECE08 Piezo- plasma method of electricity

generation from garbage

T. N. Venkataramani, Mukund

Iyer and Madhu Mohan

157 ECE09 Word-a-Fun Software Ankit Murarka, Vinod Durairaj,

Harsha Reaper and S. S. Teja

158 ECE10 Helio display: method and system

for free-space Imaging display and

interface

Vishaal Shankar and Saumya

Aiyappan

159 ECE11 High speed data transfer with

MEMS by Photonics

B. Koushik Kumar and P.

Revanth Reddy

160 ECE12 Smart pen Anupam Kumar

161 ECE13 Paper on "intelligent traffic control

using mobile adhoc network"

Faisal Shahdad

162 ECE14 Touch screen and wireless

communication based personal

assistant for dumb and illiterate in

airlines

N. Naga Akshaya and Monpur

Ashwin

163 ECE15 New 3-d periodic table (self made) Gurpreet Singh

164 ECE16 RFID/NFC based location/blackbox

device for use in automobiles

Arnob Dey and Ashok

Vishwanath

165 ECE17 RS485 based SCADA system forlonger distance powered devices

A. I. Seshank and Preeti Kumara

166 ECE18 The last elements atomic number

(to exist) on the periodic table

J. Hari Prakash

167 ECE19 The mystery of time Unnat Bharadwaj and Tushar

Gupta

168 ECE20 Tunable ultrasonic mosquito repeller R. L. Raghav, K. P. Phani and


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Arnab Dash

169 ECE21 Sugar solution powered fuel cell Arnab Dash, D. Vinod, Raghav

Ramesh and K. P. Phani

170 ECE22 Dsp for smart bio-metric solutions Maddineni Rakesh Chowdari and

Ankit Chicker171 ECE23 Script recognition for multilingual

documents

J. G. S. Kalyan, M. Rakesh

Chowdari, Mervyn Rohit and

V. Sujith Kumar

Electrical and Electronics

Engineering

(EEE01- EEE16)

85-92

172 EEE01 Optimal design of lcl filter for single

phase SPWM inverter using multi-

objective optimization

G. Sriram Karthik, S. Venkat

Ram and A. Rathinam

173 EEE02 diagnosis of single line to ground

(lg) fault in a medium transmission

line using differential evolution

S. Venkat Ram, G. Sriram

Karthik and A. Rathinam

174 EEE03 Improvisation of transmitted power

and reduction of transmission losses

Aditya Nema

175 EEE04 Bubble Power Indraja Pranathi and Monika Paul

176 EEE05 Distribution feeder reconfiguration

for operation cost reduction

Sidde Hemalatha and S.

Vidyasagar

177 EEE06 Comparison of various neural

learning algorithms for single layer

feed-forward architecture based on-

line load flow analysis

C. S. Boopathi, A. Venkadesan

and S. S. Dash

178 EEE07 Generation of electricity from

plastic waste

Rohit Dubey

179 EEE08 Helping autistic people through

animatronics

S. Anoosha, Deeoanko Singha,

Amish Mathur, TipamBhattacharjee, Chandini

Mohapatra and Venkatesh

Vaidyanathan

180 EEE09 Hybrid vehicles with energy storing

body panel

Priyanka Bhatt

181 EEE10 Mobile to mobile charge transfer

using resonant electromagnetic

Srinivas Keshav, S. Akshay Aiyer

and Anjul Kumar Jha


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induction

182 EEE11 Self-constructing electric systems

using artificial neuromorphic

structures

Arijit Ray and Angshuman Ghosh

183 EEE12 A novel solar power system forelectric vehicles with maximum

power point tracking for novel

energy sharing

C. Bharatiraja

184 EEE13 A novel approach for solving

hydrothermal unit commitment and

scheduling for generating companies

using particle swarm optimization

S. Padmini, R. Jegatheesan, and

Subhransu Sekhar Dash

185 EEE14 Reverse voltage multi-level inverter

with different modulation techniques

for high power applications

C. Danya Bersis, K. Mohanraj

and Subhransu Sekhar Dash

186 EEE15 Hybrid solar-wind street lighting

system

Anjul Kumar Jha, Srinivas

Keshav and S. Akshay Aiyer

187 EEE16 Bio-robotics S. Navaneeth Krishnan

Electronics and Instrumentation

Engineering

(EIE01- EIE02)

92-93

188 EIE01 Electronics and Instrumentation P. Ramyaa

189 EIE02 Power density measurement and

hazards in cell tower radiation

Umangsatnalika

Food Process Engineering

(FP01- FP12)

93-100

190 FP01 Comparison of constant temperature

drying (Tray drier) with fluctuating

temperature drying (cabinet solardrier) of mango/ pineapple slices

and the subsequent impact on

product quality

Wishmore Gwala

191 FP02 Development of value added plain

stirred yoghurt by incorporating the

east Indian red wood (Caesalpinia

sappan) extract

E. Joselin, P. Geetha and K.

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192 FP03 Encapsulation of beetroot (Beta

vulgaris L.) extracts using spray

drying technology

K. Poornima and B. Priya

193 FP04 Evaluation of quack grass root as

nutrition enriched bread

A. Caroline

194 FP05 Fruit waste utilisation R. Mythili, S. Subasree and G. R.

Abilasha

195 FP06 Studies on phytochemical screening,

anioxidant activity, antibacterial

activity and oil content of cucmis

melo seed

K. Harini and V. Nithyalakshmi

196 FP07 Utilization of byproducts and waste

materials from meat, poultry and

fish processing industries: a review

Sandra Aveena Monis

197 FP08 Bioconversion of 1-phenylethanol to

acetophenone using immobilized

whole cells of Candida parapsilosis

MTCC 1965

G. Sindhu, R. Preetha and Anju

Chadha

198 FP09 Studies on optimization of

enzymatic hydrolysis of feather

waste by bacillus cereus

R. Sangeetha and P. Geetha

199 FP10 Studies on phyto chemical

screening, tannin content and

antibacterial activity of herbal date

syrup.

G. S. Jaya Vimala and P. Geetha

200 FP11 Bamboo shoot : nutritional and

medicinal food

Anjanabora

201 FP12 Essential oil treatment to reduce

anthracnose and stem end rot in

various mango cultivars

Jeevan Rao and Periyar Selvam

Genetic Engineering(GE01- GE19)

100-110

202 GE01 Investigative study on the effect of

isogenic promoter in rna

interference in nicotiana tabacum

Muriel Monteiro and Rex Arunraj

203 GE02 Targeted gene delivery using

liposomes

S. Shruthi and N. S. Raja


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204 GE03 Identification of PLSCR1 as a

biomarker in cancer diagnosis

S. Niyati Sharma and A. Devi

205 GE04 Screening and characterization of

high lipid accumulating microalgal

strains from freshwater environment

S. Radha and M. Ramya

206 GE05 Genetic engineering for semi dwarf

rice variety using RNA interference

(RNAi) technology

G. Bindusree and Parani

Madasamy

207 GE06 Screening and characterization of

novel enzymes from metagenomic

library of activated sludge

S. Gayathri Devi

208 GE07 Identification and characterization of

novel mirnas and their targets from

arachis hypogaeal. using whole

genome transcriptome sequences

M. Deepeka, Sudheesh K

Prabhudas and N.

Purushothaman

209 GE08 Development of database for DNA

barcoding for flora of India

S. Vasanthi and M. Parani

210 GE09 Amplification refractory mutation

system pcr in prediction of cvd risks

C. Swathine , Sruthi Abirhami,

Arul Jothi Nagarajan, Melwin

George and A. Devi

211 GE10 Expression and characterization of

Clostridium phytofermentans ISDg

Family9 cellulases gene in

Clostridium acetobutylicum ATCC

824

Aarthi Ravindran and Ramya

Mohandass

212 GE11 Identification of silver nanoparticle

synthesizing novel strain

Sporosarcina pasteurii SRMNP1 and

patrocladogram analysis for

exploration of its closely related

species.

Gautami Amarnath, Sivaraj

Irusappan, Janitri V Babu, Arul

Jothi Nagarajan and A. Devi

213 GE12 Secretory expression and biological

activity analysis of recombinanthuman platelet derived growth

factorbb (hpdgfbb) in

escherichia coli

M. Shruthika and M. Parani

214 GE13 Partial characterisation of DCL2

gene inNicotiana tabacumcv. Petit

Havana

Swetha Ramesh, Ali Umar, and

Rex Arunraj

215 GE14 Study on the localization and C. Kavya Sudha and A. Devi


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expression profile of Nucleostemin

in developmental stages of mice

216 GE15 Agrobacterium-mediated

transformation of various freshwatermicroalgal strains

Mary Sanitha and M. Ramya

217 GE16 DNA barcoding reveals complete

absence of Sida cordifolia in the

market samples of the ayurvedic

drug Bala

Sophie Vassou and M. Parani

218 GE17 The role of Notch4 and its target

genes HES and MAG in human oral

squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC)

M. K. Harishankar and A. Devi

219 GE18 Screening of common variants in

abra1 for hereditary breast cancer

in south Indian population

Iracles Margaret and J. Megala

220 GE19 Degradation of naphthalene by a

new strain of bacillus.sp isolated

from polyaromatic hydrocarbon

contaminated sediment along cooum

river, Chennai

Anwesha Pattanaik, Venkatesh

Kumaresan, Prasanth Bhatt,

Rajesh Palanisamy, Jesu

Arockiaraj, Mukesh Pasupuleti

and Paromita Chakraborty

Instrumentation and Control

Engineering

(ICE01- ICE23)

110-120

221 ICE01 Archaeopteryx (A Modern UMS) Sorabh Gandhi, Romin

Chandresh Gajjar, Vinayak Soni,

Manik Narang and Nikunj Panchl

222 ICE02 Perpetual Motion L. Harikrishnan and M. C.

Vikram Kumar

223 ICE03 Alcohol detection and accident

prevention in automobiles

M. Yuvaraj, Mithun Diddi and

Rohith Darsha224 ICE04 Roles of micro electromechanical

devices on human health.

Ibrahim Abba

225 ICE05 Home Butler Akash Mantry, Ashmeet Singh

Rekhi and Monika Rohini

226 ICE06 Self alignment of objects Mayank Krtiwari, Divyansh

Srivastav and Bharat Jagnani


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227 ICE07 PLC based railway security system Anand Kr. Singh, Anupam S.

Jain, Arushi Agrawal and R.

Bakiyalakshmi

228 ICE08 Next gen engine immobiliser Sagnik Basu Choudhuri, B.

Venkatesh and G.Ramasubramaniam

229 ICE09 Optimized alarm management for

process industries

R. Ramaswamy and Suraj Kumar

Parida

230 ICE10 Industrial quadcopter Anni Joseph, Arvindha Raajan Tj,

Nitin Prince Reuben and Sam

Jeba Kumar

231 ICE11 Avoidance of fire accident on

running train using zigbee wireless

sensor network

Sumonto Khasnavis

232 ICE12 Multipoint initiation Sanjula Kaul

233 ICE13 Slotted waveguide antennas (SWA) S. Rajan

234 ICE14 Nano fly ash : Highest compressive

strength

Gaurav Singh

235 ICE15 Vibration analyser using labview

software

Suraj Kumar Parida and

Ramaswamy Ramakrishnan

236 ICE16 Design of a modular signal

conditioning circuit for biosensor

A. Priya Rathi and A. Vimala

Juliet

237 ICE17 Harnessing energy from motor

vehicles

Dominic Savio, Dikshya Swain,

Krithika Panicker, M. Naga Sai

Manasa, Niladri Basu Bal and

Rimpi Tripathi

238 ICE18 Piezo sensor based railway track

crack detection

Suraj Kumar Parida

239 ICE19 Design of mems accelerometer

using optimized parameter from

artificial bee colony algorithm

M. Venkatesh

240 ICE20 Mono crystalline silicon-based

micro thermoelectric generator withoptimum leg length for glowing led

utilizing solar heat

K. Ranjitha

241 ICE21 Spy at staff Krishna Kumar Sharma ,

Himanshu Keshwani and Raj

Patel

242 ICE22 Vein Biometry Uma Sirisha, Nimisha Priya and

M. Nimna


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243 ICE23 Design and simulation of mems

comb vibratory gyroscope

S. Yuvraj

Information Technology

(IT01- IT21)

120-131

244 IT01 Supervised big data classification of

reviews for sentimental analysis

G Vadivu, Puneet Arora and

Sanjay Yadav

245 IT02 Signal detection in foggy weather Rishabh Srivastava, Sandip Gupta

and Siddharth Suman

246 IT03 Automated alert system for

depicting fluctuation in share prices

Vivek Gupta, Vivek Kumar,

Tushar Tiwari and Rishabh Beri

247 IT04 Dubious and cynical data mining for

cyber messages and mails

Ananya Chandraker

248 IT05 Broadening layer 2 switching

capabilities to enhance the

performance of networking in data

centers

Sonal Sonkusre

249 IT06 ISCSI data over mpls network Christy Jacob and C. Elakkuvan

250 IT07 Acousti Write Pranav Bhartia, Sandip Gupta,

Rishabh Beri and Vivek Kr.

Yadav

251 IT08 An innovative technique to reduce

car accidents: using sensors to detect

and avoid drunk driving

Jatin Popli, Ayush Beri, Ayush

Singhal and Rishabh Beri

252 IT09 Analysis of transactions in bitcoin

network

S. Ramkumar and S. Rajendran

253 IT10 Asteroid mining S. Pranitha and Parvaty

Parmeswar

254 IT11 The rise of malware :cyber crime

and its implication with specificreference to malware

Akash Deep Gangwar, Prateek

Shivhare, Sneha Parmar andV. M. Shenbagaraman

255 IT12 A study on information security

management with specific reference

to US critical networks

P. Pradeep, J. K. S. Durga

Prasad, R .Vignesh Kumar and

V.M. Shenbagaraman

256 IT13 Installing of biometric device in

vehicle and license card reader for

avoiding vehicle theft

P. Thamizhikkavi and V.M.

Shenbagaraman


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257 IT14 Futuristic approach towards data

security through homomorphic

encryption

Prapti Priya Nayak, Swapnil B.

Patil, Akshay Y. Bahade and V.

M. Shenbagaraman

258 IT15 Cybercrime in ecommerce: a casestudy on the 2014 Korean credit

bureau data leak

Walter. T. Mambodza, Robert T.R. Shoniwa and V. M.

Shenbagaraman

259 IT16 E-mail security: a study on various

cryptographic algorithms with

specific reference to pretty good

privacy (pgp)

Israr Ul Maqbool and V. M.

Shenbagaraman

260 IT17 Cyber warfare espionage by flame V. Yoghavel, S. Prabhakaran,

V. Avinash and V. M.

Shenbagaraman

261 IT18 Forensic evidence collection by

reconstruction of artefacts in

portable web browser

Divyesh G Dharan

262 IT19 Cognitive optical networks P. Selvaraj and V. Nagarajan

263 IT20 A matrix based data encryption

using 128 bit key substitution

G. Sujatha and Sandeep

Gurindapalli

264 IT21 A critical analysis on the future

possibilities and applications of

Internet of Things (IoT)

Prashant Rakheja

Information and

Telecommunication Engineering

(ITE01- ITE19)

131-139

265 ITE01 A novel energy metric for optimal

energy efficient sensor

communications

K. Swetha and M. S. Vasanthi

266 ITE02 An efficient low complexitytransform for ofdm system

T. Deepa, R. Kumar and AbhijitNath

267 ITE03 Design of circular pentagon fractal

antenna for uwb applications

Aman Gupta, Parv Surana, Ankita

Khound and M. Susila

268 ITE04 Video transmission over wlans an

access point-based ered-fec

mechanism

S. Tamilazhagan and K.

Harisudha

269 ITE05 Enhancement of mb-ofdm uwb C. T. Manimegalai and V. Sriram


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system in space-time transmit

diversity techniques

270 ITE06 Radio frequency transceiver

architecture energy efficiency

analysis for wireless sensorcommunications

M. Arun Prasad and M. S.

Vasanthi

271 ITE07 A novel compact reconfigurable

ultra wide band antenna for

cognitive applications

A. Jazeel , M. Susila and T. Rama

Rao

272 ITE08 Ultra wideband antenna design for

body-centric wireless

communication networks

Steffi Rose Jose and T. Rama Rao

273 ITE09 Caerp: cluster arrangement energy

efficient routing protocol for

wireless sensor network

Roufil N R Tcn

274 ITE10 Performance optimization of

cooperative communication in

vehicular networks

Twinkle Sara Abraham and

Kavitha Narayanan

275 ITE11 Steganography on thermal image

using random blocks

Dany Thomas Koshy and

Vijayananth

276 ITE12 Fractal antenna study and design for

ultra wide band applications

Darshan Sreenath and S. Ranjani

277 ITE13 Advanced intrusion detection system

for wireless sensor networks

Joseph Rish Simenthy and K.

Vijayan

278 ITE14 Performance optimization of ofdm

systems using cooperative diversity

techniques

Kavita Narayanan and Bilal

Shafeek

279 ITE15 Design of power divider circuit for

60 ghz wireless communications

Pooja Puglia, Nishesh Tiwari,

Purva Shrivastava and T. Rama

Rao

280 ITE16 60 ghz radio frequency transceiver

design for wlan and wpan wirelessapplications

S. Gayathri, Rakhi Queen E

Chiroma and T. Rama Rao

281 ITE17 Comparisons of low complexity

transforms for multi carrier schemes

T. Deepa and Shantanu Sohale

282 ITE18 Survivability strategies in optical

networks based on multistory

building lan

S. Sathiyabhama and Manikandan

283 ITE19 Wi-tricity on Wi-FiThe Next M. Arun Prasad, T. Karthick,


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Generation power guide S. Gayathri, K. Swetha,

S. Natshathra and S. Vijay

Ananth

Mechatronics(MC01-MC10)

139-144

284 MC01 Automatic vacuum cleaner S. Rakshith, Vignesh

Chandramouli and Durgesh

Mishra

285 MC02 Autonomous Vehicle Mayank Mahajan and Somak

Banerjee

286 MC03 EEG based Human Machine

Interface (HMI)

Simran Pal Singh

287 MC04 Design, fabrication and modelling of

semi-autonomous skateboard wheel

on

M. Mahendra Kumar, Vibhakar

Senthil Kumar, Dwaraka Tilak

Raj and Nikhil Suryaprakash

288 MC05. Adaptive Prosthetic Limbs N. C. Bharat and Rajvardhan

Mohite

289 MC06 Development of a magneto

rheological fluid based clutch

system

Aditya Tandon, Ankit Vajpai,

Aadi Nath Mishra and Shreyansh

Keseri

290 MC07 Development of a magneto

rheological fluid based rotatory

brake system

Aditya Tandon, Ankit Vajpai,

Aadi Nath Mishra, Shreyansh

Keseri

291 MC08 Micro-nano mechatronics - new

trends in material, measurement,

control, manufacturing and their

applications in biomedical

engineering

Prince Ganotra and T. Maurya

292 MC09 Controlling of robots using gestures S. K. Anirudh and Geetank

Raipuria

293 MC10 Auto-corrective lenses Gautam Balachandran, ArnabSikidar and Rajarshi Choudhuri

Mechanical Engineering

(ME01-ME41)

144-165

294 ME01 Low cost 3d printing for education

and sustainable development

Ankit Kumar Pansari and

Angshuman Ghosh


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295 ME02 Water battery inverter Indira Priyadharshini,

C. K. Ganesh, C. S. Abilash and

N. S. Abijith

296 ME03 Self powered boat from sea water

Indira Priyadharshini and S.Karthik

297 ME04 Absorption of Co2 Indira Priyadharshini, J.

Venkatesh, M. Padmanabhan and

Karteek Rakshit

298 ME05 Analysis of the products produced

during the waste tyre pyrolysis at

different temperatures

Itha Sai Prudhvi and Madala

Srinivasulu

299 ME06 Influence of shallow cryogenic

treatment and deep cryogenic

treatment on SAE52100 bearing

material and to study the tribological

properties

Anvesh

300 ME07 CBMRR-cloud based marine rescue

robot

S. Vishnu, K. Arun Thomas and

Nirmal Thomas

301 ME08 Mechanism synthesis and analysis

of aerobraking structures designed

for re-entry vehicles ensuring safe

landing of payload

Mohit Agarwal, Varun Pant and

Burugu Ravi Teja

302 ME09 An autonomous wheel chair-

intelliwheelz

Nehal Dash and Mufaddal Azad

303 ME10 Effect of air space on solidification

characteristics of water based PCM

inside spherical capsules

P. Chandrasekaran, M.

Cheralathan, Anup Saboo and

A. Sharath Chandra Reddy

304 ME11 ZEC Ravi Ratan Raj Monga

305 ME12 Recharging the battery of electriccars with wind energy

Pranay Buch

306 ME13 Design and development of solar

powered vapour absorption air-

conditioning system

M. R. Arun Prakash

307 ME14 Utilizing tube well energy to make

an agriculture reaper

Sudhanshu Pandey

308 ME15 My research focuses the T. Siva Praneeth Reddy


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development on kinetic energy

recovery system.

309 ME16 Power generation through railway

tracks using hydraulic, pnuenmatic

& power co-generation device

Praveen Tripathi and Nripanka

Das

310 ME17 Radar deception by distortion,

diffraction and deflection

Atul Ranjan and Shreyas Harsha

311 ME18 Tapping the waste heat from engine

exhaust using thermo electric

generators

Ram Swaroop Raj Dasari

312 ME19 Improvement in efficiency of power

plant

Lalith, Phanindra, Pranay,

Kaushal and Herambraj

313 ME20 Investigation of antiwear properties

of mineral gear oil with mwcnt as

additives

Shubrajit Bhaumik, S. Prabhu,

Nishayan Ghosh, Vansh Boli and

Swarnim Banerjee

314 ME21 Theory of relativity- new approach Phanindra and Lalith

315 ME22 Generation of electricity through

earth's electric field

Sudeep Nigam

316 ME23 Artificially invented energy efficient

environment (A.I.E.E.E)

Kshitij Sharma

317 ME24 Mind-controlled robots using an

EEG-based brain-computer interface

(BCI)

R. B. Akshay Prijul and S.

Karthik

318 ME25 Tapping the waste heat from engine

exhaust using thermo electric

generators.

Ram Swaroop Raj Dasari

319 ME26 Stealth technology-key to modern

warfare

S. Karthik and Akshay Prijul

320 ME27 A study and characteristics on metal

matrix composites reinforced

polymer

Aninditha Mistry, D. K. Mohan

Kumar and K. C. Udaiyakumar

321 ME28 Analysis of i.c. engine flow variable

intake manifold lengths and effects

of altitude on the performance of an

engine

Anugrah Singh

322 ME29 Designing a system for automobile

which can serve the function of gear

Vishesh Keserwani,

Yashank Bhavsar and Vivek


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box and differential Singh

323 ME30 Thermal analysis of a MHC cask Jay Kalinani and Arvind Ramesh

324 ME31 Digital fuel meter Indira Priyadharshini, V. K.

Aravindh and Ankit U Jain325 ME32 Radio sensors in traffic signals Indira Priyadharshini,Jeff Philip

George and P. Jerrin Andrews326 ME33 Sunlight as a Data Carrier for Space

and Indoor Communication

Indira Priyadharshini and

Pushpendra Kumar Tiwari327 ME34 Microstructure based finite element

analysis for deformation behavior of

aluminum based composites

B. Prasanth Kumar

328 ME35 Analysis of spring wind-up and

brake steer in heavy commercial

vehicles

Jitesh Agrawal

329 ME36 Cabin thermal comfort using phase

change materials (PCMs)

Aaditya Chandrasekhar and

Armaan Arora

330 ME37 An overview on the strongest though

thinnest material known to humans:

graphene

Akshat Lavania

331 ME38 Cryogenic treatment (CT) Anvesh Vyza

332 ME39 Comparative analysis of the

strategies followed in Conventional

and Cryogenic treatment and their

effects on properties of steel

Abhinav Kumar

333 ME40 Conversion of plastic into useful

fuel and as a source for electricity

Pavan Pushya

334 ME41 Automobile aerodynamically shaped

like a cheetah made from

substances present in an organicanimal bone

Mubeen Mohammed Ali and

Mahesh Sachin

MCA

(MCA01-MCA08)

165-168

335 MCA01 A beginners guide to diffusion in the

online social networks

Chirag Sharma


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336 MCA02 Artificial intelligence in medical

diagnosis

Munmun Ganguly

337 MCA03 The manifold issues concerned with

piracy in academic institutions

Prateek Kumar Singh

338 MCA04 Android Fragmentation Rajat Mishra339 MCA05 Information and communication

technology (ICT) in agriculture

Bhasker Kumar

340 MCA06 Modern Healthy Cigarette Sunita Kumawat

341 MCA07 Role of colours in web design and

web accessibility

Fatima Humaira

342 MCA08 Virtual rehabilitation of people with

prothetic limbs using augmented

reality

Archita Roy

Nuclear Engineering

(NE01-NE03)

169-170

343 NE01 Optimization of parameters of

plasma focus device with Bhabha

Atomic Research Centre

Abhijit Das and Dupare Parag

344 NE02 Nuclear energy as future energy

source and its implications on global

energy scenario

Dupare Parag

345 NE03 Role of Thorium to supplement fuel

cycles of future Nuclear systems

Abhijit Das

Software Engineering

(SE01-SE11)

170-175

346 SE01 Xplor Lens System Manoj Sharan and Arjun

Sundaresh

347 SE02 Voice translater application Megha Goyal

348 SE03 Automated cultivation system Piyush Sinha

349 SE04 Blind mans EYE Bhuvanesh

350 SE05 Hidden web resource discovery and

integration address issues

Akash Goenka

351 SE06 Political Control Computer K. Hemanth Gupta

352 SE07 Automated Project Management

Tool

Hari Prasad

353 SE08 Retina Operated System (ROS) Ganesh Arora


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354 SE09 RTMU - Real Time Medical Utility S .Vishnu and K. Arun Thomas

355 SE10 Mobile Blocks Sristi Chopdar and Balram

Khichar

356 SE11 A secure text steganography and

cryptography

Shailja Bagdi

Science

Chemistry

(CY01-CY14) 176-183

357 CY01 Kinetic studies on crystallization

process of amorphous vilazodone

hydrochloride

C. Praveen, M. Arthanareeswari,

A. Ravikiran, P. Kamaraj and

K.V. Pavan

358 CY02 Better use of polymer Santosh Nalgonda, A. Uma

Mahesh, Vamsi Mariyala and C.

H. V. V. Satya Narayana Reddy

359 CY03 Early growth of paddy plant (adt-43)

using pharmaceutical effluent

R. Saravanan, P. Kamaraj and M.

Arthanareeswari

360 CY04 Industrial waste based eco-friendly

low carbon foot printed geopolymer

as an alternate to Portland cement

K. Harsha Vardhan, N. P.

Rajamane and R. Jeyalakshmi

361 CY05 Green synthesis and characterization

of Ag doped Cr2O3nanoparticles

and its biological studies

R.Vennila, P. Kamaraj and

M. Arthanareeswari

362 CY06 Metal complexes of a new mannich

base derived from 2-naphthol-

synthesis characterization and anti

microbial studies

M. Sivakami and B. Natarajan

363 CY07 Biofuels Peddi Nikhi, B. Saikiran Reddy

and V. Mohankrishna

364 CY08 Electrochemical detection of

benzene and its derivatives using

carbon based purine electrodes

S. Baby Gayathri and P. Kamaraj

365 CY09 Silver Nanoparticles: Synthesis,

characterization and their

applicationsA review

S. Shruti and Srinivasan Latha

366 CY10 Isolation and characterization of

potential impurities of Dabigatran

J. Nagadeep, P. Kamaraj and M.

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etexilate by LC-MS-MS

367 CY11 Synthesis, Characterization,

Biological activity and Molecular

docking studies of Benzimidazole,

Benzoxazole, Imidazole andTetrazole derivatives

S. Arulmurugan and Helen P.

Kavitha

368 CY12 Synthesis, characterization and anti-

inflammatory activity of some new

tetrazoles derived from 1,3,5-

triazine

R. Arulmozhi and Helen P.

Kavitha

369 CY13 Molecular structure, spectroscopic

(FT-IR, FT-Raman, UV-vis), NBO

analysis of 2,4-Di-Morpholin-4-yl-

6-(4-nitrophenoxy)-[1,3,5]-triazine

R. Kavipriya, Helen P. Kavitha,

B. Karthikeyan and B. Natraj

370 CY14 Molecular docking studies of some

novel diazepine derivatives

S. Sathishkumar and Helen P.

Kavitha

Mathematics

(MH01-MH03)

183-184

371 MH01 Paradox in Mathematics V. Veerakumar Reddy and G.

Ramsurya

372 MH02 Survey of stochastic volatility

models for forecasting of crude oil

derivatives

M. V. R. Ananta Praveen Kumar,

P. K. Sudhakar and N. Rameshan

373 MH03 On the TVD property of ENO

schemes

Biswarup Biswas and Ritesh

Kumar Dubey

Physics and Nanotechnology

(PH01-PH19)

184-194

374 PH01 Caron nanotubes manufacture from

industrial coal gas emissions

P Surya Narayana and Bikash

Prajapat

375 PH02 Predicting the oxidation states in

extended systems using the modern

theory of polarization (Berry phase

distribution): first principle study

Aarit Dabral, S. Sinthika and

Ranjit Thapa

376 PH03 Rational design of supported Ag-Sn

nanoparticles as efficient

Prashanth Rengasamy, Lipeeka

Rout and Priyabrat Dash


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photocatalyst for visible light

degradation of methylene blue dye

377 PH04 Theoretical analysis of

magnetotransport across trinuclear

metal strings

Amutha Subramani

378 PH05 Aerosol characteristics over semi

urban coastal environment

(Chennai)

K. Aruna, T. V. Lakshmi Kumar,

D. Narayana Rao and B.V.

Krishna Murthy

379 PH06 Hydrogen storage via sorption

mechanism on doped graphene and

h-BN surfaces: first principles study

Mathan Kumar, S. Sinthika and

Ranjit Thapa

380 PH07 Cu-Nano fluid enhanced solar stills Ram Surya Gona, Burugu Ravi

Teja and Vala Surya Teja

381 PH08 EVO OXY-2014 P. M. Sithiraiselvan382 PH09 Vibrational, optical and elastic

properties of superoxide of (K,Rb)

using first principle study

Rakesh Kumar, Mathan Kumar

and Ranjit Thapa

383 PH10 Bulk hetero-junction organic

polymer solar cells

R. Vinoth, P. Karthik and

B. Neppolian

384 PH11 Monsoon inversion over Arabian sea

from satellite soundings

Sanjeev Dwivedi, D. Narayana

Rao and M. S. Narayanan

385 PH12 Visible light responsive BiOI

photocatalysts for the degradation of

organic pollutants

V. Veerakumar Reddy, R. Vinoth

and B. Neppolian

386 PH13 Systematic design of electrocatalysts

for oxygen reduction reaction

L. Moorthi and Bhalchandra

Kakade

387 PH14 Laser receptive polyelectrolyte thin

films doped with biosynthesized

silver nanoparticles for antibacterial

coatings and drug delivery

applications

Sripriya Jaganathan, S.

Anandhakumar and S. Achiraman

388 PH15 Topological insulator material-

Sr3Sno

Arjun Ajith Mohan

389 PH16 Structural, Electrical and Optical

properties of copper sulfide

nanocrystalline thinfilm by chemical

bath deposition

M. Dhanasekar

390 PH17 Preparation and properties of

Annealed Zinc Ferrite (ZnFe2O4)

nanoparticlesvia hydrothermal

R. Rameshbabu, R. Ramesh, S.

Kanagesan, A. Karthigeyan and

S. Ponnusamy


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method

391 PH18 Synthesis and characterization of

polymer matrix nanocomposite for

implants

A. Ratnakar and

S. Vivekananthan

392 PH19 Samarium doped Tin titaniumOxide- A Multiferroic Material

C. K. Smitha

Humanities

International Relations

(IR01-IR04)

194-196

393 IR01 International law and sea piracy in

South Asia

Mahmud Sulaiman

394 IR02 The performance of Indian railways

in context of revenue generation

Muhammad Ahmad Usman

395 IR03 Conflict and conflict resolutions: a

case study of West Africa

Hamisu Sani Ali

396 IR04 The effect of Nigerian foreign policy

on west African countries (content

analysis from 1960 to 2013)

Musa Garba Usman

Journalism

(JM01-JM10) 196-201

397 JM01 Acid attack victims become citizen

journalist a case study of acid attack

victims fight against horrendous

crime

Kaveri Devi Mishra

398 JM02 Identities lost and denied: the saga

of displaced Sri Lankan Tamils

A. Archana and Sridhar

Krishnaswami

399 JM03 Media, ethnic community and

prospective impacts: a case study of

the tangkhuls in ukhrul district,

Manipur, India

A. Blessing Muinao and A.

Archana

400 JM04 Effectiveness of communication

methods in promoting tribal culture

in the state of Jharkhand

Meera V Nair and A. Archana

401 JM05 The web of the web: being vocal Abhilasha Guha and A. Archana


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gets caught in anonymity on

facebook

402 JM06 As muggles see it: books and movie

adaptionsa study of harry potter

and the deathly hallows

Devika V Menon and A. Archana

403 JM07 The other side of the rainbow: a

study of the portrayal of the lgbt

community in the bollywood movie

dostana (2008)

Pushkala Aripaka and A. Archana

404 JM08 News v/s views: the influence of the

fourth estate on our opinions

Vivek Abraham David and

A. Archana

405 JM09 Portrayal of psychological disorders

in movies: A study of Fight Club

(1999)

Srivaishnavi Prahlad and

A. Archana

406 JM10 Celebrities and cosmetics: a study of

commercials in television

Urshila Raj and A. Archana

MBA

(MBA01-MBA18)

201-210

407 MBA01 Rural marketing strategies to sell

agricultural products and services

Mahesh Unnikrishnan and Jijo

George

408

MBA02

Wellness tourism: an analysis of

health and spa tourists profiles and

motivational factors

Shilpah Ramachandran and

K. Subathra

409 MBA03 Comparative study on rural and

urban marketing with a hygienic

facilities

P. Kalaiselvan

410 MBA04 A normative study on the need for

pastoral role of teacher to students

personally in the ratio 1: 15 at SRMuniversity apart from the academic

schedule

Jawahar Philimis and Anderleen

Diana Lazarus

411 MBA05 I-phones vs Android D. Inderjith singh, R. Vivek

kumar, V. Vinoth, S.P. Dinesh,

Murugavel and S.Senthilkumar

412 MBA06 A study on the pre-requisites for an

entrepreneurship with reference to

K. D. Balaji and Aravind


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SRM campus@ktr.

413 MBA07 Buying behaviour of customers in

shopping malls (with special

reference to chennai city)

P. Sivaraman and N. Santhosh

Kumar

414 MBA08 An empirical study on savings andinvestment patterns of various

income groups with specific

reference to SRM University,

Kattankulathur.

Sridipta Ghosh and VarunSumanth

415 MBA09 Media initiative and innovation in

rural marketing - Tamilnadu

V. Silpa

416 MBA10 A survey on media habits among

college students

C. H. Prudhvi Datta, N. V. V.

Satish Kumar, P. Ramya Sruthi,

G.Tejaswini, V. Sandeep and

S. Senthil Kumar

417 MBA11 Relationship between emotional

intelligence and perceived stress

among college students

R. Sruthi, V. Yogeshwar,

R. Lakshmi Priya, Safwan Assoo

and S. Senthilkumar

418 MBA12 Effects of inflation on an average

income citizen in Chennai

K. Swetha Vallika, N. Ashique

Masood Rahman, Prakash,

Viswanath and Mary Auxilia

419 MBA13 Unlocking centralization in

leadership roles; a panacea to the

present management crisis

Collins Marfo Agyeman and

V. M. Ponniah

420 MBA14 Problems faced by sports aspirants

in Chennai

A. Sathya Priya, M. Udeep Sri

Krishna Sai, B.S aranya, M.

Thamizh Selvi, C. Vijayarani,

L. Sebastin Babu and S. Senthil

Kumar

421 MBA15 An empirical study on stress levels

among professional students with

reference to SRM University

K. D. Balaji and Aravind

422 MBA16 A study on the traffic situation atPotheri

S. Aravind, Laxman Mahadev,Divakaran, Lashif, Jerold and S.

Senthil Kumar

423 MBA17 Vexatious Train Journey N. Narmadha, P. Divya Devi,

D. Priya, S. Sabareesh,

V. Praneeth, R. Ghouse Khan,

A. Akilan, Arun Kumar and

S. Senthil Kumar


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424 MBA18 Employee engagement on

automobile industry with special

reference to TVS-LUCAS

P. S. Rajeswari

Teacher Education(TE01-TE06)

210-213

425 TE01 Constructivism: the theory and its

role in teaching, learning, and

research, of science

Tanimu Adamu Ibrahim

426 TE02 Usage of e-learning in higher

education

K. Abinaya

427 TE03 Importance of knowledge of human

psychological theories for each and

every individual

K. Nisha

428 TE04 The constructivist view in science

education

Tanimu Adamu Ibrahim

429 TE05 Experimental research in education Muhammad Badamasi Abdullahi

430 TE06 Developing authentic material to

inculcate listening skill among

second language learners

Vilam

Tamil

(TM01-TM02)

213-215

431 TM01 . ,.

432 TM02. , .

Medical and Health sciences

Medical Research(MR01-MR12)

215-222

433 MR01 SNP detection of ACTN4 gene

among SRNS children by Tetra

ARMS PCR method: A pilot study

A. Ganesan, P .Venkataraman,

S. Mini Jacob, D. Balakrishnan,

R. Aravind Selvinkumar and

R. Padmarajan


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434 MR02 A Promising Biomarker in Buccal

Mucosal Carcinoma, Beclin-1

R. Padma , S. Sundaresan,

D. Balakrishnan and D. Sankari

435 MR03 Expression of Caveolin-1 and its

biomarker relevance for BuccalMucosal Carcinoma

R. Padma, S. Sundaresan,


436 MR04 Perception of organizational climate

among staff nurses

Asha Jose, Gipsy Sara Ninan,

Rojina Baral, J. Solomon and

Tintu John

437 MR05 Twin interventions for pain

management among Neonates

receiving BCG vaccine

S. Sujatha, S. Sundaresan,

D. Balakrishnan and Rebecca

Samson

438 MR06 Prevalence of Vitamin D deficiency

in pregnant women and their

offspring

D. Sathish, D. Balakrishnan,

Anjalakshi Chandrasekar and

R. Padma

439 MR07 A novel coconut shell charcoal agar

for culturing the microbes of

domestic wastewater

K. Kalaiselvi, D. Balakrishnan

and L. Anandhi

440 MR08 The native microbial flora in

domestic wastewater, in a residential

population with one lakh population

D. Balakrishnan, L. Anandhi and

K. Kalaiselvi

441 MR09 Redox imbalance may contribute to

poor pulmonary function

development in mice

Tania Ahalya Thimraj, Leema

George and Koustav Ganguly

442 MR10 Dysregulation of wnt signaling may

contribute to impaired lung function

development in mice

Ankita Mitra, Leema George and

Koustav Ganguly

443 MR11 Beclin 1 - A biomarker in

malignanciesits utility in buccal

malignancies to devise a novel

treatment method and for

monitoring the response

R. Padma, S. Sundaresan,


444 MR12 Expression of caveolin 1a noveluse as a diagnostic and prognostic

marker in buccal malignancies

R. Padma, S. Sundaresan,D. Balakrishnan and D. Sankari

Nursing

(NU01-NU08)

223-227

445 NU01 A study to assess the knowledge on Phanindra Reddy Baduri, Nancy


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360 degree performance appraisal

among faculty of S.R.M college of

nursing, Kattankulathur

Grace, Preetshrestha, Meera

Tabdar and P. S. Jayaprabha

446 NU02 A study to compare the level of self-

esteem between the first year andfinal year B.Sc. Nursing students in

SRM College of Nursing

Hema

447 NU03 A study to assess the effectiveness

of iec programme on knowledge on

management of minor ailments of

underfive children among

anganwadi workers at

Kancheepuram district

M. Angelin Dhanalakshmi

448 NU04 A study to assess the effectivness of

aromatherapy on pain and its

associated changes in behaviour

among patients with osteoarthritis

T. Suseelal

449 NU05 A study to assess the knowledge on

dots therapy and level of adherence

to drug regimen among patients on

dots therapy in kancheepuram

district

K. Geetha


of structured teaching programme

on knowledge regarding iron

deficiency anemia among adolescent

girls at a selected school

S. Tamilselvi


of intermittent manual breast and

nipple stimulation on cervical

ripening among primi gravida

mothers at Chengalpet government

hospital

N. Ramya

452 NU08 Parenting stress is a major health

problem among mothers

V. Valarmathi

Physiotherapy

(PT01-PT08)

228-231

453 PT01 Comparision of ischemic pressure R. Bhavya, M. M. Sai Krupa and


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and sustained stretch on upper

trapezius myofascial trigger points

J. Ayyappan

454 PT02 Comparing the effectiveness of 60 -

yard shuttle and t- run with agility

ladder on speed in field hockeyplayers

Avunoori Mallesh and T. N.

Suresh

455 PT03 Comparison of the respiratory

muscle strength between normal

healthy young females and normal

pre-obese females

D. Anandhi and Asanar Majitha

456 PT04 Effect of sitting postural correction

exercises in rural area school going

children with neck pain

D. Malarvizhi and Perooru

Rupesh and D. Prasanth

457 PT05 Prevalence of overweight and

obesity among first year health

science students of srm university

K.Vadivelan, Nair Shalini

Krishnan and J. Fanny Janet

Roshma

458 PT06 To assess the prevalence of

paediatric flatfoot among primary

school children

K.Vadivelan and Gowthami

Kiyanduru.,

459 PT07 The association of body weight with

physical fitness among school

children

D. Malarvizhi, E. Mahalakshmi

and M. Ajitha

460 PT08 Inter-rater and intra-rater reliability

of quality of upper extremity skill

test (quest) in children with cerebral

palsy

S. Priya Somasundari, M. Ajitha

and E. Mahalakshmi

Pharmacy

(PY01-PY28)

231-245

461 PY01 A study on safety and efficy of

amoxicillin/clavunate 625mg in

chronic bronchitis patients

J. Jayasutha, Sandesh Vysoria,

Devender Reddy and K. C.

Ramasamy

462 PY02 A survey of utilization of

medications without prescription

among in different age groups

G. Ragesh and J. Nasreen

Rizwana

463 PY03 Development and characterization

and of valacyclovir nisomes using

sorbitan esters

S. P. Surya Teja and M. Mothilal

464 PY04 Spectrophotometric quantification of J. Kavitha, R. Seetharaman, S.


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balofloxacin using multivariate

technique in pharmaceutical

formulation

Ashok and K. S. Lakshmi

465 PY05 Assessment of knowledge, attitude

and practices of asthma patients

J. Jayasutha, Sai Pavan, P. Raja

Mani Teja and C. Ramasamy466 PY06 Binding affinity of beta-sitosterol

with enzymes associated with

diabetes mellitus: molecular docking

study

T. Ravi Teja, P. Valentina, Duru

Kingsley, Ajay Kr. Acharya,

Rakesh Murmu and Abhijit Mitra

467 PY07 Role of pharmacist in well being of

patients with Parkinsons disease

J. Jayasutha, R. Aishwarya, A.V.

Srinivasan, and C. Ramasamy

468 PY08 Case on anticonvulsant

hypersensitivity syndrome-role of

clinical pharmacist

G. Ragesh and A. Sindhubharathi

469 PY09 Case report on prednisolone-induced

vasculitis.

G. Ragesh and Keerthana Sarah

Joseph

470 PY10 Drug induced renal diseases at a

tertiary care hospital

J. Jayasutha, B. Nisha, Pavani

Susmitha Chakka and C.

Ramasamy

471 PY11 Evaluation of methyldopa with

nifedipine in the treatment of

preeclampsia

J. Jayasutha, K. V. Roshini and C.

Ramasamy

472 PY12 Ultra fast synthesis of gold

nanoparticles using persea

americana fruit extract for

biomedical applications

Y. V. S. Goutham, M. D. Raja, R.

Giriprasath, S. Sivakumar, T. S.

Uma and N. Damodharan

473 PY13 RP-HPLC method for estimation of

Sunitinib Maleate in synthetic

mixture

J. Kavitha, K. S. Kokilambigai, S.

Evelyn Sharon and K. S. Lakshmi

474 PY14 Estimation of metronidazole,

furazolidone and loperamide using

HPTLC in veterinary formulation

J. Kavitha, R. Seetharaman, N.

Priyadharshini and K. S. Lakshmi

475 PY15 HPTLC method development andvalidation for Valacyclovir bulk and

formulatoin

K. Saranya, K. Manikandan andK. S. Lakshmi

476 PY16 HPTLC method for estimation of

Acrivastine in pharmaceutical

formulation

K. S. Kokilambigai, J. Kavitha,

R. S. Logeshwaran and

K. S. Lakshmi


Sunitinib Maleate in synthetic

R. Seetharaman, J. Kavitha, G.

Bharathidasan and


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mixture K. S. Lakshmi

478 PY18 Development and validation of

HPTLC method for estimation of

Rupatadine fumarate in

pharmaceutical formulation

K. S. Kokilambaigai, J. Kavitha, R

Kishore Singh and

K. S. Lakshmi

479 PY19 Development of rapid and sensitive

HPTLC method for the estimation of

Memantine Hydrochloride in bulk

drug and formulation

P. Murali and K. S. Lakshmi

480 PY20 Cost effective analysis of analysis of

a antibiotic therapy in chronic

bronchitis patients

J. Jayasutha, Sandesh Visoriya,

A. Vani and C. Ramasamy

481 PY21 Retrospective study of risk factors

for stroke

M. M. Jeseema Yasmin and K.

Sai Kavya

482 PY22 Simultaneous estimation and

validation of pamabrom and

paracetamolby HPLC method in

extended release tablets

K. Manikandan, Y. Akshitha and

K. S. Lakshmi

483 PY23 Clinical evaluation of sulfasalazine

in prevention of radiation induced

gastro intestinal complications in

pelvic malignancies

M. M. Jeseema Yasmin and B. V.

Sindhura

484 PY24 Study on eslicarbazepine in adult

partial and generalized seizures

J. Jayasutha, S. Bhargav Dilip, K.

Kishore and C. Ramasamy


ternary mixture containing ambroxol

hydrochloride, cetrizine

dihydrochloride and salbutamol in

pharmaceutical syrup formulation

Kota Sowmya, R. Seetharaman,

and K. S. Lakshmi

486 PY26 A study on assessment of clinical

pharmacy services to cardiology

department in Tertiary Care

Teaching Hospital

G. Ragesh and M. Usha Sri

487 PY27 UV Spectrophotometric estimation

of sunitinib malate in synthetic

mixture

J. Kavitha, K. S. Kokilambigai,

K. Arulappan and K. S. Lakshmi

488 PY28 Carbamazepine induced STEVENS

JOHNSON syndrome - a case study

G. Ragesh and B. Vaishnavi


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AE01. Application of smart materials in aerodynamics

N. Yeshwanth and Shubham Vyas


E-mail: [email protected]

Materials in which one or more properties can be significantly changed in a controlled fashion by

external stimuli, such as stress, temperature, moisture, pH, electric or magnetic fields are smart

materials. One such material is Shape Memory Alloy (SMA). These materials react to change in

temperature or loading (pseudo-elasticity) and give a change of shape which can be

predetermined. This property can be used to improve the aerodynamics of an aircraft mid-flight.

A change in temperature can be used to alter the shape of the SMA which in turn can be used to

improve the aerodynamics of the aircraft. This change in shape is proportional to the temperature

and hence the aerodynamics of the aircraft can be adjusted to the given speed. The SMAs lack

the strength when compared to alloys used to manufacture aircrafts hence they will be used atkey locations which help in reducing drag and if possible, increase lift. Also it is not effective to

implement SMAs throughout the aircraft body due to economic constraints. Key locations may

include high temperature or stress regions such as Nose of the aircraft, Sharp corners (high

stress), and roof/belly of the aircraft. The selection of smart materials such as SMAs and piezo-

electric materials will depend on the temperatures and stresses produced in the aircraft.

AE02. Advance missile launching system of stealth fighters

Rishabh Bana, Ravi Kumar Shakya and Priya GargAerospace Engineering


The Project elaborates on new missile Launching system used in the combat stealth fighter

aircraft. Presently in stealth fighters the missile launch mechanism is done keeping the missile

under the fuselage carriage and during the time of launch the missile is ejected from the carriage

and it gets ignited when it is completely detached from the fighter jet fuselage. Innovative

launching system of the missile from the base of fighter due to the repulsive magnetic force will

be explained in the project and its uses such as the velocity increment of the missile after launch

and protection of the fighter from the enemy radar detection after the missile Launch will beexplained and also the comparison will be done on the basis of the aircraft performance and

stability. Design and Description of complete high strength composite canister used for ejection

of missile will be explained.


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AE03. Airborne internet providing tethered balloon system over SRM University

Amanjot Singh, Suvriti Dhawan, H. Chaitanya and Mayekar


E-mail: [email protected], [email protected];[email protected]

Wireless networking is future of communication. In this paper we shall introduce a new system

which can provide wireless network over a specified area. This technology will replace the

existing fiber optic networking system. This will be done using a tethered balloon along with a

payload (containing a receiver, a transmitter and a radio communication device). This payload

will be suspended from the ground to an altitude, depending on the area of coverage. Users under

this coverage area will be able to access this system directly for internet connectivity. Our system

will not only replace the fiber optic networking system but it will also be self-sustaining i.e. it

will generate power on its own using the energy from solar panels and it will be more secure

than existing networking system.

AE04. Estimation of optimal flight altitude for reduction in fuel consumption by an aircraft

engine

Amanjot Singh and Suvriti Dhawan


E-mail: [email protected];[email protected]

In this paper, the focus is on increasing the efficiency of the aircraft by increasing the propulsiveefficiency of its engine. As we go higher in altitude, there is a change in pressure, temperature,

density etc. Hence we shall estimate an altitude where the engine is most efficient by considering

all the above given parameters. For this we have selected two airports in India, between which

flights transit every day at a particular altitude. By applying this technique to these flights we

will estimate the reduction in fuel consumption of a certain aircraft engine and also we can

calculate how much its propulsive efficiency has been increased.

AE05. Portable water drainage system for flood relief and water supply for drought

affected area

Pranav S. Upadhyay


E-mail:[email protected]

Every year flood causes considerable damage to life and property. During flood water is

accumulated in an area due to poor drainage and high tide in ocean. With a number of circular
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pipes which can be connected to each other artificial drainage system can be build. Length of a

pipe can range from 100m to 1000m. To transport these structures, align and connect

autonomous Quadcopters will function. A Quadcopter is a modified version of helicopter with

four vertical thrust rotor blades but no tail rotor. The four rotors blades will provide longitudinal

as well as lateral stability. Number of Quadcopters working simultaneously like ants will collectpipes, align them and place them in flood affected area to drain accumulated water. To work

efficiently robotic arms will be part of Quadcopters. Autonomous Quadcopters can be controlled

through ground station through radio waves. For system to work as designed, the rotor system

and robotic arms are connected to main processing unit of system which is the brain of system.

Turbo shaft engines will provide the rotational energy for rotor blades.

AE06. Closed wing implementation in commercial aviation for a greener flight (c-wica)

S. Pradeep Chand

Aerospace engineering


In order to have the most efficient and to mitigate the negative impact of airliners on the

environment, an unconventional closed wing is an apt consideration. Based on Prandtls Best

wing system, it can have merits such as improved fuel efficiency, reduced structural weight, less

induced drag and also reduction in the amount of exhaust gases by 35%. Based on the results of

Finite Element Analysis, Empirical calculations and CFD analysis, the design proves to be better

in aspects such as Flight stability, Aerodynamics and Propulsion. It is feasible to have a widercabin area to accommodate more passengers. With the modified control surfaces, the aircraft can

have a sharper rate of ascent and descent with a reduction in noise upto 25%. Also about half the

length of the present runway is sufficient for takeoff and landing. More importantly, it can fit in

the present airports. Therefore C-WICA can have an overall efficiency of about 50% higher than

the present conventional aircraft configuration, providing a greener and an efficient flight.

AE07. Design of docking and berthing systems for nano-satellites

Akash Ratheesh and M. LoganathanAerospace Engineering


Docking and berthing mechanisms are exclusive for large spacecraft systems and space stations.

The application of docking and berthing in small satellites are crucial for large constellation of

integrated structures like SAR antenna and distributed power amplifiers for SAR mission. In this

paper, we propose a novel design of docking mechanism for nano-satellites, which we intend to
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demonstrate by SRMSAT mission. The main idea is to develop concept for future applications

like mentioned above.

AE08. Implications of varying exit shape on flow characteristics of a free jet

Chitra Joshi, Srishti Bansal and Manoj Kumar



The study of free jets is a phenomena of functional and operational importance for space

research activities. The exhaust nozzle forms an integral part of any space vehicle and

significantly affects the related mission. This necessitates the need to study the efflux from an

exhaust nozzle to understand the flow characteristics and performance parameters. The flow

emanating from the exhaust nozzle had been extensively studied but preceding works mostly

resorted to circular or rectangular opening. The force propelling these vehicles is directlyaffected by the nozzle shape and size which varies from nozzle to nozzle. The flow

characteristics and related performance parameters are very likely to be altered with change in

nozzle size and shape. This aspect of exhaust nozzles is yet to be explored. In this work, we

mainly focus on optimizing the shape of exhaust nozzle for maximum performance. An existing

experimental apparatus was adapted for the study. Experiments were carried out on jet emanating

from a rectangular opening and compared with that of a perforated opening of a fixed diameter.

The specific objectives of the work were to investigate the role of various exit shapes on flow

features, performance parameters and to know the role of important parameters.

AE09. Checking radiation through magnetic shielding

Abhilash Nair



Radiation exposure has a damaging effect on life-forms and electrical/electronic equipment alike

once they exceed permissible levels. Magnetic fields have been known to serve as effective

barriers to radiation. The Earth's magnetic field is the finest example for the same, which protects

all life-forms from the harmful radiation carried by the solar wind. In the same way, artificial

magnetic fields can provide effective shielding from radiation and hence can be utilised in fieldsof work which involve a risk of radiation exposure. Portability of the force-field generator will

serve as a major positive for the convenience of work. Current radiation blocking techniques,

such as the use of lead or concrete blocks, involve a trade-off between portability and efficiency

of shielding thus limiting the scope of work. A force-field generator is effective in both

portability and shielding efficiency, thus leaving little to compromise on. The force-field

generator finds major applications in nuclear projects and space missions.
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AE10. Propellant-less spacecraftpowered by photons

Aakriti Sachdev



After pursuing elusive ultimat

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