shobhit university newsletter vol 3 issue 6 & 7

8/7/2019 Shobhit University Newsletter Vol 3 Issue 6 & 7

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n ew d i men si o n s

PatronProf. Anoop SwarupVice-Chancellor

Executive EditorBrig. SK Sareen (Retd.)Registrar

EditorAnand Gaurav

Design byAkhilesh Singh

Contact:Editor, New DimensionsSU Newsletter,Shobhit UniversityNH-58, ModipuramMeerut - 250 110, UP, India

[email protected]@gmail.com

Once remarked Rudyard Kipling If you can dream and not makedreams your master, yours is the earth and everything in it ... my warmwelcome to my young friends, the new Shobhit ians to the University asalso bon voyage to the pass outs with this simple piece of advice ! I alsocongratulate one and all to foster the spirit of solidarity with Shobhitfamily as we grow and flourish with each passing day. The past monthwas indeed a very busy one with the Summer Semester and theUniversity Day being celebrated with great vigor, fanfare and gaiety. Myfelicitations to the final year MBA students who have shared theirwonderful memories of their academic tour abroad and have made theUniversity and the country proud. The past few weeks have been verybusy for most students particularly the MBA and the BTech Biomedical

who had undergone their industrial attachments. My congratulations also to Prof Ranjit Singh, Director ofSchool of Pharmaceutical Sciences for entering into yet another innovative agreements with Baba FaridUniversity of Health Sciences to promote exchange and research. Kudos to our young researchers Nidhi Tyagi,

Deepti Gupta, Mohita Sharma and also Prof J. B. Singh who have worked incessantly to publish their researchthpapers in India and abroad. I felicitate you all on our 64 Independence Day with these words:

Dr. Anoop SwarupVice-Chancellor

Volume 3,Issue 6 & 7

June & July 2010

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From the Vice-Chancellor's Desk

Academic tour to Dubai

Shobhit Institute of Engineering & Technology, Meerut

Shobhit University has beengranted ISO 9001: 2000accreditation after theassessment of the qualitymanagement system ofShobhit University by therepresentatives of the JointAccreditation System ofAustralia, and New Zealandand International StandardsCertifications Pty. Ltd.

University Day Celebrat ions

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To mark the birthday of Honble ChancellorShri Shobhit Kumar, University Day was

thcelebrated on 24 July 2010 at Universitycampus with much fanfare and gaiety. Thecelebrations started with hoisting of national

flag by Prof. R.P. Agarwal, Pro Vice Chancellorfollowed by national anthem and University oath.Prof. Agarwal addressed faculty, staff andstudents, and rekindled them to work towardsthe mission and vision of Shobhit University. Ahavan was performed at new academic block. Apanel discussion on Trends in Technical

Education was organized on the occasion. Prof. R.PAgarwal, Prof. Bhupal Singh, Prof. D.V. Rai, Prof. RajivDutta, Prof. J.B Singh, Prof. A.K. Kansal, Dr. R.G.Singhal, Mr. Anand Gaurav and Ms. Nidhi Tyagi servedas panelists and presented their views on the topic.The celebrations ended with the address by Brig. (Retd.)S.K. Sareen, Registrar, which focused on the state oftechnical education in India and how Shobhit Universityis marching ahead towards achieving higheststandards in technical education.

A group of students of MBAsecond year visited Dubaiduring the month of June 2010to learn the tact ics ofmanagement. During the tripstudents apprised themselvesabout different aspects ofDubai like its economy, publicadministration, hospitality andsocial culture etc. Students

attended workshops organizedby the management experts ofUAE University. The students learned how to leverage their skills to start a new business there and grab newemployment and entrepreneurship opportunities. The students had interactive session with Vice President,Kotak Mahindra for over two hours and explored the career options in Dubai/ UAE. Apart form academicactivities students also enjoyed adventurous desert safari and exciting dune drive. They visited magnificentJumeirah mosque, Jumeirah public beach, amazing architecture of Deira Towers, Burj Al Arab, the mostluxurious and the tallest standing hotel in the world, fascinating underground Dubai Museum housed in AlFahidi Fort built from sea rocks and gypsum, Knowledge Park, Palm city etc. The visit presented the studentswith a perfect opportunity to get international exposure and introduced a newer vision about internationalstandards of business. The troop was headed by Prof. S.B. Malik and Mr. Devinder Narain.


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Shobhit University proudly opened its NewAcademic Block, as a part of its big lush-greencampus spread over an area of 12.5 acres. Thisnew building has been built up as per the plentyof needs of the students towards variety ofareas. This building carries number of classrooms with contemporary architecture and

equipped with modern teaching facilities forproviding opportune ambience to students forbrainstorming sessions, interactive andinnovative thought processes. Moreover thisbuilding also houses numerous labs whichfurther strengthen the computing infrastructureof the University. There are elegant rooms forDirector and faculties. This new block is anevidence of concern of institution towards theprofessional development of the students.

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences (SPS) and Baba Farid Universitystof Health Sciences (BFUHS) signed an MoU on 1 June 2010. This

MoU aims at promoting the areas of education and research. Prof.Ranjit Singh, Director SPS and Dr. Parveen Bansal, Joint DirectorResearch, BFUHS signed the MoU. The MoU will help the students ofM.Pharm. and Ph.D. of Shobhit University avail the moderninstruments and research facilities of BFUHS. On the occasionHonble Vice Chancellor Prof. Anoop Swarup remarked that this

MoU will especially encourage research in the field of Ayurveda. Theresearchers will work in the direction of utilizing the concepts ofmodern therapeutics to give a scientific basis to the well-knownsystems of Ayurveda. This MoU will further strengthen the ongoingresearch in the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Pro ViceChancellor Prof. R.P. Agarwal, Brig.(Retd.) S.K. Sareen, Registrarwere also present on the occasion.

Dissertation Viva Voce of M.Pharm Pharmaceutics2008-10 batch was conducted during 22-23 June 2010at University Board Room. Prof. D.N. Mishra from GuruJambheshwar University of Science and Technology,Hisar, was the external examiner. The proceedingsstarted with the welcome address and introduction ofProf. Mishra by Prof. Ranjit Singh. Students presentedthe research work carried out by them during theirdissertation. Prof. D.N. Mishra was highly impressed bythe efforts of the young researchers and advised few ofthem to patent their research work. He also shared hisknowledge and wisdom with the students and wishedthem a very bright and successful future. Mr. SantoshMishra, Dr. Vikas Jain and other faculty members of SPSwere also present on the occasion.

MoU with Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot

New Academic Block OpensNew Dimensions

Dissertation Viva-Voce of M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics) 2008-10 batch conducted


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Prof. R.P. Agarwal, Pro Vice Chancellor, informed that ahelp centre to assist those students who have qualifiedthe AIEEE 2010 has been set up by the CentralCounseling Board (NIT, Nagpur) of AIEEE at ShobhitUniversity, Meerut. The help centre will assist thestudents on issues related to counseling, selection andlocking of choices using the online counseling system.

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AIEEE Help Centre at SU

Following students of M.Pharm. have beensuccessfully placed recently

Centre for Biomedical Engineering, Shobhit Universityorganized a six week industrial training for the students ofBiomedical Engineering on medical electronics and digitalsignal processing on MATLAB. The event was organized intechnical collaboration with Cardea Labs, the educationaldivision of Cardea Biomedical Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Cardea

Biomedical Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is a premier BiomedicalEngineering company; with branches in Delhi and Bangalore.Cardea has achieved accolades from across the country for itsinnovative approach and has become a one-stop destination forBiomedical Engineers. The modular program covered medicalelectronics which included the knowledge of designing anddeveloping circuits for medical devices. Students learnedrelevant theory and its application to develop circuits like ECG,EMG amongst others. Students exposure on signal processingand also learned the art of writing codes for biomedical signals

to extract important and relevant information from them. Themodules were delivered by experienced practicing BiomedicalEngineering personnel f rom M/ s Cardea BiomedicalTechnologies Pvt. Ltd.

Placements @ Shobhit University

Industrial Training in Biomedical Engineering

Paper has been getting beaten by electronics for years.But it may be about to stage a comeback. Researchersare reporting that they've made batteries and otherenergy-storage devices by printing layers of carbonnanotubebased ink atop standard photocopy paper.The result is a highly conductive sheet that can carry acharge and be easily incorporated into a flexiblebattery. Because of paper's low cost, that could helplower the price of batteries used in electric vehicles,wind farms, and other renewable sources.

The paper batteries can store up to 7.5 Watt-hours perkilogram (Wh/ kg). Although this is not up to the level oflead acid batteries, which store roughly 30 Wh/ kg,however because the cost of nanotubes is coming

Science can purify religion from error and superstition. Religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes.

John Paul II, Pope

Science Corner

Quotes of the month

Amresh K Pathak Akums Drugs & PharmaceuticalsDeepak Kumar Akums Drugs & PharmaceuticalsSandeep Sahu Lupin PharmaSeema Joshi Ranbaxy Labs Ltd.Vijendra Negi Lupin Pharma

down, and because paper is cheap and durable, it could open the door to cheaper batteries for large-scale energy storage.

The fact that the nanotubes and paper fibers hold tight is critical as it now enables engineers to make batteries in almostany shape. Paper's strength could also help battery makers reduce the thickness of the electrodes they use to makebatteries, which in many cases are made thick to provide structural support for the batteries. And that reduced amount ofelectrode material could further reduce the battery's cost.


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Education Empowers...Recent Achievements of the UniversityPublications

School of Computer Engineering & IT

School of Basic and Applied Sciences

R Nidhi Tyagi and Deepti Gupta published a paper entitled A Novel Architecture for Domain Specific Parallel Crawler inIndian Journal of Computer Science and Engineering.

R Mohita Sharma and J.B Singh published a paper entitled Use of Probability Distribution in Rainfall Analysis in New YorkJournal of Science, Vol.3 (9), page 40-49.

R J.B Singh and V.K Garg published a paper entitled Markov Chain Approach on the Behavior of Rainfall in InternationalJournal of Agricultural Statistics, Vol.6(1), page 157-162.

R Sweta, Ranjit Biswas and J.B. Singh published a paper entitled Modified Architectural Support for Predicate Execution ofInstruction Level Parallelism in International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering, Vol. 2(2), 1793-8163 page208-211.

R Rubina Khanna, Sweta Verma, Ranjeet Biswas and J.B. Singh published a paper entitled . Cache Optimization to ReduceMisprediction Rate in International Journal of Computer Network and Security (IJCNS) Vol.1(1), page 86-94.

R Rubina Khanna, Sweta Verma, Ranjit Biswas and J.B. Singh published a paper entitled Implementation of Branch Delay inndSuperscalar Processors by Reducing Branch Penalties in IEEE 2 International Advance Computing Conference

proceedings, page 14-20.

R Sweta Verma, Ranjeet Singh and J.B. Singh communicated a paper entitled Extension of Superblock Technique toHyperblock Using Predicate Hierarchy Graph in International conference organized by Springer.

R Sweta Verma, Ranjeet Singh and J.B. Singh communicated a paper entitled Performance Optimization of HyperblockUsing Predicate Compilation Technique in International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering.

Forthcoming EventsR National Conference on Genes and Genomics:

Qualitative and Quantitative Approach will beorganized by the School of Biotechnology, ShobhitUniversity during September 11-12, 2010. Theconference will be convened by Prof. Rajiv Dutta,Director, School of Biotechnology and will bemarked by the presence of eminent personalitiesfrom the area of Biotechnology like Prof. G.S.Randhawa, and Prof. R.P. Singh from IIT Roorkee.

R Second International Conference on IndianCivilization Through the Millennia (ICTM-2010) willbe organised by Shobhit University and DigambarJain Trilok Shodh Sansthan, Hastinapur duringOctober 30-31.The theme of the conference isIndian Civilization through Millennia. Besides onemajor and meaningful deliberation on Hastinapur:The Cradle of Religions, there shall be seven

academic sessions on the main theme. The venueof the conference is Ganini Jnanamati ShodhPeetha (A research center of Shobhit University),Jamboo Dweep, Hastinapur, Meerut (U.P.)

Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan,Jamboo Dweep, Hastinapur

Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan,Jamboo Dweep, Hastinapur

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Second International ConferenceonIndian CivilizationThrough the M illennia(ICTM-2010)

Second International ConferenceonIndian CivilizationThrough the Millennia(ICTM-2010)October 30 - 31, 2010October 30 - 31, 2010

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