Oct 23, 2016 - Allied Science etc. With its territorial jurisdiction extending over the eight districts of western U.P., the. University is a premier institution of higher.
University at a Glance Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly was established in 1975 and its status was upgraded to affiliating-cum-residential University in the year 1985. The University has taken an overall perspective of development plan by including new Faculties of Engineering and Technology, Management, Applied Sciences, Education and Allied Science etc. With its territorial jurisdiction extending over the eight districts of western U.P., the University is a premier institution of higher education in the Rohilkhand region. The University campus is spread over 206 acres of Land. At present, there are 21 departments in the University Campus and more than 350 affiliated colleges. The University has been ranked Second Best University in all over U.P. The University is committed for expansion and quality education and therefore, has attained the reputation of emerging as a major seat of learning in the State.
About Bareilly Bareilly, a city of Indian state Uttar Pradesh, with above ten lakhs population is located on the banks of river Ramganga. This historical city is situated 268 km south east of Delhi, the National capital and 245 km from Lucknow, the state capital of Uttar Pradesh. The city is known as Nath Nagari (Land of Lord Shiva temples) and historically Sanjashya (where Buddha descended from Tushita to Earth). Very famous and old spiritual shrine ‘Khanqah-e-Niyazia’ which is the nodal centre of Sufism is also situated here. Bareilly is a centre for furniture manufacturing, Zari work and trade in cotton, cereal & sugar. Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University is located 8 km from Railway station, and 3 km from Satellite Bus stand. In the month of October the weather will be pleasant and temperature may hover between 20 and 30C.
Contacts Dr. Archana Gupta Dr. M. Saleem Khan Dr. Sudhir Kumar
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International Conference on New Scintillations on Materials Horizon (ICNSMH-2016) 21-23 October, 2016 REGISTRATION FORM Name……………………………………………….. Designation...……………………………………… Institute/Organization ……………………………. Postal Address……………………………………. ……………………………………………………... Telephone/Mobile No………………………….…. Email………………………………………….……
International Conference On
New Scintillations on Materials Horizon (ICNSMH-2016) 21-23 October, 2016
Title of research paper/poster to be presented (If any)
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Sponsored by
World Bank funded TEQIP-II Organized by Department of Applied Physics Faculty of Engineering & Technology,
M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly-243006, INDIA website – www.icnsmh.com
About the Conference Asgsdagfsdgsarizwan Material Science is an area with wide range of applications in day to day life of all living beings. On one hand it has provided a useful tool for researchers to look for new and new materials both from natural as well as synthetic origin. On the other hand clothing, fooding, medicine, defense, space technology and communication systems, are totally material based. We can no longer be forced to manage with the materials that the natural world provides. We can design new ones that better suit our purposes. Cutting-edge advances in materials are opening up vast new opportunities in Engineering, Science and Design. This conference will help in developing a great mutual appreciation of interdisciplinary subject apart from the state-of-art exposure in areas of direct interest of different participants. Keeping the importance and relevance of the materials in our future life, a need was felt to make the teachers, research scholars, and engineers aware of the advances in the field of Materials Science & Technology and hence this event is being organized.
Focus of Conference The present conference will cover a wide range of topics on Materials which include Nano structured Materials & nanotechnology Nuclear Materials Non-linear Optical Materials Structural, functional and Bio-Materials Experimental techniques & Devices Polymer Science & Applications Magnetism including Spintronics Liquid glasses and Amorphous Systems Photonic bang gap Materials Crystal growth of Semiconductor Materials Thin Film Growth, Epitaxy and Superlattices Material Characterization Techniques Vibrational Spectroscopy Terahertz Spectroscopy Time-resolved Spectroscopy Computational Methods & Simulation Other Relevant Topics
Executive OrganizingCommittee
Call for Papers
Patron Prof. Mushahid Husain Vice Chancellor, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly
The participants desirous to present a paper in the conference are requested to send the abstract (containing basic objectives, experimental/theoretical methods, salient features and some important results with a few references) not exceeding 500 words. The abstract should be neatly typed in Times New Roman (12), single line spacing on A4 size paper with 0.5 inches margin on all sides. Title should be in 13 pts & bold letters, names of authors and affiliation should be in italics (10 pts). Please mention preferred state of presentation i.e. oral/poster.
Chairman Prof. A.K. Gupta Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology Convener Dr. Archana Gupta
International Advisory Committee
Coordinator Dr. M. Saleem Khan Organizing Secretary Dr. Sudhir Kumar
Important Dates Last date of paper submission : 15th September, 2016 Notification of acceptance : 1st October, 2016 Author Registration : 15th October, 2016
Registration Fees Participants
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The registration fee includes Conference kit, tea/coffee lunch and dinner during conference days. Accommodation Hotels of all ranges are available in Bareilly. However delegates may be accommodated in University Guest house/hostels on nominal payment basis. However, the booking of accommodation shall be made on first-cum-first serve basis.
A. Materny, Jacobs University, Germany Abijeet Mokherjee, SNBNCBS, Kolkata, India Alejandro P Ayala, Federal do Ceara, Brazil C. R. Chen, KunShan University, Taiwan Camal Basaran, S.U.N.Y., Buffalo G. Bhagwanarayan, NPL, India G. P. Gupta, Lucknow University, India Heinz W Siesler, Duisburg-Essen, Germany Jai Shanker, Agra University, India James R Cheeseman, Gaussian Inc, USA Jean M. Saiter, University de Rouen, France K. Ramamurthy, SRM University, India M. Irfan, AMU, India M. A. Wahab, Jamia Millia Islamia, India M. K. Harbola, IIT, Kanpur, India Maria C Gamberini, Univ of Modena, Italy Neil T. Hunt, University of Strathclyde, UK P. K. Mukherjee, IACS, Kolkata, India P. N. Ram, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, India Poonam Tandon, Lucknow University, India R. Adhikari, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Rajeev Manohar, Lucknow University, India Ranjan K Singh, BHU, India Rudiger Goldhahn, OVG University, Germany S. Auluck, NPL, New Delhi, India Sangam Banerjee, SINP, Calcutta, India Sylvia Turrell, University of Lille, France U. Waghmare, JNCASR, Bangalore, India V. K. Rastogi, CCS University, Meerut, India Z. H. Zaidi, JMI, New Delhi
