TOP TWENTY ENGINEERING MARVELS

1. CERN’s Large Hadron Collider

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With an ability to change our understanding of the world around us and give us the reasons of our own existence, CERN’s LHC is for now the most spectacular and important technological marvel modern science has created. The particle accelerator is just a couple of days away from action, and the large construction 17 miles in circumference will surely make the coming two decades the most exciting for modern physicists. It's truly amazing creation that could answer the questions about the creation and existence of this universe itself!
2. International Space Station (ISS)

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It is one thing making wonders of engineering on earth and a whole different ballgame when you need to do it outside the planet in outer space. The International Space Station (ISS) is a research facility that is a joint project among the space agencies of the United States (NASA), Russia (RKA), Japan (JAXA), Canada (CSA) and eleven European countries. When completed in 2010, it will be the largest and grandest human endeavor away from home, and to build such a massive structure in such dangerous conditions is one magnificent tribute to both human will and skill.
3. Three Gorges Dam

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Taking shape of the largest hydroelectric power plant in the world and that too by a long shot, the Three Gorges Dam in China is not just spectacular to watch but enormous in magnitude. Generating 22.5 GW of power it will supply energy amounting to 4% of China’s national needs. Creating a reservoir as large as Lake Superior, this dam will be good as a grand marvel of modern engineering by becoming the world’s largest concrete structure!
4. Petronas Twin Towers

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At 452 meters tall, the Petronas Twin Towers are magnificent and unique. While their familiarity seems at times to diminish their true aura, you only need to stand in front of the towers for one moment to realize the magnitude of the construction. For sheer intimidating height and the sophisticated look, they are a marvel of modern times.
5. Space Telescope Chandra

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Also known as the Advanced X-ray Astrophysics Facility, Chandra is an X-ray telescope orbiting the earth and sending back the most spectacular images of the cosmos that man has ever captured. The telescope moves in an orbit which makes it the furthest traveling earth-orbiting man-made object. The X-ray images offered by Chandra since its launch have redefined our notions of the cosmos and have given astronomy a whole new direction.
6. Palm Deira of Dubai

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Palm Deira is the latest of Dubai’s trilogy of man-made islands. This island will occupy all of 46.35 million square meters of land reclaimed from the Persian Gulf to make the Palm Deira the largest man-made island in the entire world. All set to be finished by the year 2013, the island will further alter the landscape of effervescent Dubai!
7. Viaduc de Millau Bridge

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Stretching higher than the Eiffel Tower, the Viaduc de Millau Bridge is a marvel of art and architecture that caught the eye of even flamboyant French President Jacques Chirac. Stretching across southern France's Tarn River Gorge, it is 1.6 miles (2.6 kilometers) long and soaring to 1,132 feet (343 meters) at its highest point, it is the tallest bridge in the world. Built by the firm that also built the Eiffel Tower, its spectacular presence bowls over one and all!
8. Bird’s Nest

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The Bird’s Nest in the heart of Beijing needs little introduction to anyone, and it is one structure that has now become synonymous with the Olympic Games. Apart from its grand, yet unique design, the stadium is the world’s largest steel structure. No other man-made structure used up as much steel as the Olympic Stadium, with its intricate yet hypnotic design. That surely sets it apart in terms of being a one of a kind venue in the sporting world.
9. Burj-Al-Arab Hotel

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By now almost everyone knows about the Burj-Al-Arab, and if you have not heard of it or seen its picture till now, then welcome back to earth. The hotel stands at a height of 321 meters and is the tallest operational hotel in the world. While the Rosa Tower is set to soon take away that crown, it still will not diminish the unique aura of the Burj, with its unique shape and its own artificial island. This is one hotel where you can live it up in a grand style!
10. Kingda Ka Roller Coaster

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At a height of 456 feet, the Kingda Ka Roller Coaster is the tallest fun ride in the world. Located in the Six Flags Theme Park in New Jersey, the ride will take you into a different world and even before you know it, you will be plunging back towards earth at a speed of 128 mph. This heart-stopping and mind-numbing ride is not just the tallest in the world but also the most exhilarating. This is a modern marvel that is just for fun and adrenaline, and that makes it our personal favorite!
11. Rungnado May Day Stadium

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Located in Pyongyang, North Korea, the May Day stadium is the largest in the world and has seen some pretty big crowds. The May Day stadium has 150,000 seats and a total floor space of more than 207,000 square meters. The inner stadium floor area covers 25,000 square meters, including 14,000 square meters of which its athletic field is artificially made and 8,300 square meters of lawn. Vertical axis of stadium is 450 meters and horizontal axis 350 meters. Those are just a few numbers from this humongous stage for sporting extravaganza!
12. Akashi Kaikyo Suspension Bridge

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The Akashi Kaikyo Suspension Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in the world and is a spectacular visual delight. It apparently took 2 million workers 10 years to construct the bridge, 181,000 tons of steel and 1.4 million cubic meters of concrete. The four-mile bridge links the island of Awaji and the mainland city of Kobe. This is probably one man-made marvel that even the Japanese are proud about and look at in awe!
13. Lake Mead

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Lake Mead is one of my own personal favorites not just because it is such a spectacular human creation among nature’s brilliant creations, but it also brings in the aura of the Hoover Dam into the list. When it was completed, the Hoover Dam was the largest concrete structure in the world, and also the largest power-producing entity. With time all that might have gone, but the artificial lake it creates among the gorgeous Grand Canyons—Lake Mead—is still the world’s largest man-made reservoir. Simply spectacular!
14. Project Genesis

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When finished in 2009, Royal Caribbean's Project Genesis luxury cruise ship will be the largest cruise ship the world has ever known. This modern-day luxury-on-ocean will end up costing a cool $1.24 billion to make. It will measure 1,180 feet long and carry 5,400 passengers. When ready, the ship would have a central park, luxury hotels, restaurants, public spaces, picnic spots and bars. Yes, it is like a little city of its own!
15. Hangzhou Bay Bridge

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There is something about bridges that we just cannot get enough of. It is just the scientific knowledge and the engineering skill involved in building them that makes them stand out as technical pieces of art. The Hangzhou Bay Bridge is the longest road bridge in the world and another Chinese marvel that made it to our list. The £840 million Bridge, measuring 36km, spans Hangzhou Bay to link China’s financial hub and the port city of Ningbo to the south. The fact that it is anchored in waters that are 60 meters deep in places and yet is so solid and spectacular makes it a feat of accomplishment indeed!
16. Channel Tunnel

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The Channel Tunnel, more popularly known as the Eurotunnel, is the longest under-sea rail tunnel in the world in terms of length of the tunnel under the sea. Connecting England and France, it starts out at Kent in England and finishes at Coquelles near Calais in northern France. Creating a bridge over water is hard enough but to plow under the sea to create a rail tunnel! This is one ride that you will never forget.
17. Singapore Flyer

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These big giant wheels that go round and round giving you a spectacular view of the city are so cool, and the one in London is obviously pretty famous. But there is plenty of hard work and engineering skill behind the apparent simplicity. The Singapore Flyer is the world’s largest Ferris wheel and reaches 42 stories high, it comprises of a 150-metre high wheel built over a three-story terminal building, thus giving it a total height of 165 meters. It not only gives you a view of Singapore in totality but parts of Malaysia and Indonesia as well... Awesome!
18. Pan STARRS-1

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Built at Manoa’s Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu at the University of Hawaii, the largest digital camera has been installed on the Pan STARRS-1 telescope on Haleskala, Maui. This digital wonder along with the telescope will form one of the most powerful observatories on the planet and will monitor the cosmos constantly.
19. MareNostrum

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It is not often that science and religion get along well, and that makes the MareNostrum all the more special. MareNostrum is the most powerful supercomputer in Europe and while Europe does not cover the world, it is the only one where you will find a church. The supercomputer consists of 2560 JS21 blade computing nodes, each with 2 dual-core IBM 64-bit PowerPC 970MP processors running at 2.3 GHz for 10240 CPUs. All this in a chapel, and the ironic part: it is used for human genome research!
20. San Alfonso Del Mar

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After taking a trip across the planet in search of the mind-boggling modern technological wonders, it is better everyone takes a cool dip on our final spot, and that is exactly why we reserved this one final spot for San Alfonso Del Mar in Chile. This amazing resort in the beautiful South American country sports the world’s largest swimming pool, and when I say large, I mean it. The San Alfonso pool is 1km in length and contains an incredible 250,000 cubic meters of water. The technology used to create the crystal clear water that is transparent to a depth of 35 meters is the real technological aspect of this pool, and an exclusive secret for now. The pool, spread over 8 hectares, is surely good enough for all those who came along on this fabulous journey!
That is the end of the journey, I’m afraid. Hope you all had as much fun and clicked on as many amazing images of these breathtaking human creations as I did. Now that you all cooled off at the San Alfonso Del Mar, just wipe yourself dry and head back home with the memories... Or you can enjoy the pool a bit longer. Adios!

ICACM 2013 International Conference on Advanced Computing Methodologies

Organized by Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering & Technology Eligible students BE / B.Tech - Any Branch For more details http://www.icacm.griet.ac.in/

Deadline for abstract submission 10 Jun 2013 Event starts 02 Aug 2013 Event ends 03 Aug 2013 Last date for registration 10 Jun 2013 Opportunity category Conferences - Engineering & Technology opportunity Location Hyderabad

Description

The International Conference on Advanced Computing Methodologies (ICACM) provides a world-wide forum with innovative, practical development exposure as well as original research results on Computing Technologies. the conference brings out the researchers and application developers from a wide range of Computing techiniques such as Statistics, Data Mining, Nano Computing, Parallel Computing, VLSI, Mobile Computing etc. By promoting high quality and novel research findings, and innovative solutions to challenging Advanced Computing Problems, the conference seeks to continuosly advance the state of the art in computing techniques. As an important part of the conference, the workshops will focus on new research challenges the initiatives, and the tutorials will cover emerging Advanced Computong Methodologies. Paper Topics- Topics related to the design, analysis and implementation of Computing techniques.These include, but are not limited to the following areas: Computing Techniques Web Mining Data Mining Mining Scientific Databases Temporal Data Mining Text Mining Data Warehousing Language Technologies in Indian Context Computer Networking Mobile Computing Machine Learning Methods Information Retrieval Systems Spatial Data Mining Nano Computing Parallel Computing Web Data and the Internet Interactive and Online Mining KDD Process and Human Interaction VLSI Design Image Processing Social Network Analysis Graph Mining Novel Algorithms for Mining Modeling Systems Knowledge Management Optimization Techniques Mining Multimedia Data Cloud Computing Big Data and Socail Networking Analysis Robotics and Artifical Intelligence Send softcopy to e-mails: icacm2013@griet.ac.in / icacmgriet@gmail.com

Speranza 2013 National level youth fest

Organized by IIT Delhi Eligible students Any Degree

Event ends 23 Sep 2013 Event starts 21 Sep 2013 Opportunity category College Events - College Culturals, College Events - Other Fests opportunity Location Delhi

Description

Speranza(literally translated from Italian as 'HOPE'), the annual youth fest of Indian Institute Of Technology Delhi, is back, this time scheduled from the 20th to 22rd September, 2013. Speranza was launched as a pedestal to create a generation of strong willed, self reliant and aware youth, capable of discovering new paths and leaving behind their own trail, a trail leading to newer, brighter horizons. There exists a burning flame in each individual to something worthwhile, which can have an impact on their own life and society. This flame, is fuelled by hope and faith and providing this requisite fuel is what Speranza is about. Speranza, in the course of a three day period, achieves its mission of holistic development of individuals through various workshops, talkshows, interactive sessions, a mélange of cultural activities. There is always more than one facet of a diamond, and as individuals we all have a distribution of characteristics. Overall development implies working on each facet of our being and personality, polishing of each facet can only ensure a flawless diamond. Speranza 2012, with its theme of Through The Looking Glass, provides an insight into the spectrum of our life, the distribution of all human characteristics, those which exemplify our mind, spirit and soul. IIT Delhi and the Board for Student Welfare is proud to play host to Speranza from the 21st to the 23rd of September. A sense of enlightenment about yourself and what you can be awaits you. So come, live up to your true potential.

GOMC 2013 Google Online Marketing Challenge

Organized by Google Eligible students Any Degree For more details http://www.google.com/onlinechallen

Deadline for Uploading Reports 14 Jun 2013 Opportunity category Unique Opportunities, Contests/Competitions - Business/Management opportunity Location Online

Description

The Google Online Marketing Challenge is an exciting opportunity for students to experience and create online marketing campaigns using Google AdWords and Google+. Over 50,000 students and professors from almost 100 countries have participated in the past 5 years. With a $250 budget provided by Google, students develop and run an online advertising campaign for a business or non-profit organization over a three week period. The teams that develop and communicate the most successful campaigns win awesome prizes, including a trip to Google for the students and their professor. Students also have the opportunity to participate in the optional Google+ Social Media Marketing Award by maintaining a Google+ Page for their clients over a six week period. The Challenge is open to student teams of three to six members, regardless of their majors. All students must register under a verified professor/instructor at a higher education institution. Visit Discover GOMC to learn more about the Challenge and how to participate. Competition Process: For more details on each of the steps, please refer to the sections on the left side of this page. Step 1: Register for the Challenge. Professors register for the Challenge and are verified by Google. Students form teams of 3-6 members and appoint a team campaign. The team captain then registers under the verified professor, who in turn confirms each student team by clicking a verification link sent via email after the team registers. See Registration for more information. Step 2: Create and Link AdWords Account. Once the professor has received a notification email and has verified the student team, the team can enter in the Customer ID (CID) of the AdWords account that the team creates at adwords.google.com. Step 3: Select a Business. The team along with its professor should identify a client business or non-profit organization. See Selecting a Business for more details. Step 4: Learn about AdWords and the Client. Review the Educational Resources and Digital Marketing Course. Student teams meet with the business or non-profit organization and determine the campaign goals and strategy, which is then included in the Pre-Campaign Report. Step 5: Upload Pre-Campaign Reports and Credit AdWords Account. Once the student teams have uploaded their Pre-Campaign Reports, student teams request crediting within the dashboard. We will then verify and credit the associated AdWords account with US$250. Step 6: Run Campaign. You may run your campaign over any three consecutive weeks from February 12, 2013 to June 14, 2013. Step 7: Write and Submit Post-Campaign Report/Impact Statement. Your report must be submitted within four weeks of your AdWords campaign ending, but no later than June 14, 2013. If you chose a non-profit organization and wish to be eligible for the Social Impact Award, you must append an Impact Statement to your report. Step 8: Google+ Social Media Marketing Award (Optional). Student teams that wish to be eligible for the Google+ Social Media Marketing Award should work with their business or non-profit to create and maintain a Google+ page (along with the AdWords campaign) for six consecutive weeks between February 12 and June 14, 2013. See Running a Campaign for more information. Step 9: Judging and Awards. Google and a panel of independent academics from all over the world select the winning teams based on the success of their campaign and the quality of their competition reports. Winners will be announced to all participants in August 2013.

GOMC 2013 Key Dates

Professor Registration: January 14 - May 3, 2013 Student Registration: February 12 - May 10, 2013 AdWords and Google+ Campaign Window: February 12 - June 14, 2013 Deadline for Uploading Reports: June 14, 2013 All Awards Winners Announcement: August 2013

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Prize Details

AdWords Awards Global Winners Regional Winners Google+ Social Media Marketing Award Winners Social Impact Award Winners Winning teams will also receive the following donations for their partners: 1st place - $15,000 donation to the non-profit partner 2nd place - $10,000 donation to the non-profit partner 3nd place - $5,000 donation to the non-profit partner All winners and their professors will be provided with personalized certificate of appreciation noting their status as a prize winner in the Competition.

Event Facebook page

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TRACCS 2013

Organized by Indian Concrete Institute Eligible students MBA/PGDM - Any Branch For more details http://www.traccs2013.com/

Deadline for abstract submission 31 May 2013 Event starts 19 Dec 2013 Event ends 21 Dec 2013 Opportunity category Conferences - Engineering & Technology opportunity Location Ghaziabad

Description

Concrete is a widely used material for construction of human habitat, civil infrastructure like concrete pavements, bridges and flyovers, power houses, underground structures, dams etc. With the fast growth in economy and urbanisation, there is a vast demand for infrastructure development and construction of high rise structures. Seeing the need for the growth of civil infrastructure, the global R&D efforts in the field of concrete in the last few decades have been focused towards development of new concretes viz self compacting concrete, polymer concrete, fiber reinforced concrete and improving its properties for sustainable development, high performance and high strength. Large number of existing large span bridges and high rise buildings are showing early sign of distress. Distress diagnosis and repair of these structures has been drawing attention of engineers from last few decades. Retrofitting of large number of existing structures has also become necessary due to increased F.A.R. and enhancement of safety requirements due to upgradation of design codes for earthquake and other hazards. Health monitoring of important structures e.g. long span bridges, containment structures has provided new insights into the performance of these structures. In this direction, wireless sensors networks have been introduced for online data acquisition and analysis. There is an increased international trend for evolvement of performance based design. A number of pre-fabricated technologies for construction of reinforced and prestressed concrete structures have been developed in several countries. The aim of the Conference is to discuss and disseminate the knowledge in these fields related to concrete and exchange ideas. Conference THEMES: High performance concrete, high strength concrete and special concrete like polymer concrete, self compacting concrete, alternative reinforcement, fiber reinforced concrete and ferrocement etc. Nano concrete Admixture/coatings for concrete Decorative and Architectural Concrete Distress diagnosis, repair and retrofitting techniques Health monitoring of structures Life assessment prediction of concrete structures Concrete structures under extreme loads Seismic analysis and design of concrete structures Fire behaviour of concrete structures and retrofitting techniques Constructions technologies Bridges & special structures Prefabricated/ precast construction Composite structures Case studies IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER Last date of receipt of Abstract 31st May 2013 Notifications for acceptance of Abstract 31st July 2013 Last date of receipt of Full length papers 31st August 2013 Notifications for acceptance of Full length papers 30th September 2013

Call for papers

Full Length papers are invited on any of the following themes from practicing engineers / technologists, researchers from scientific establishments and educational Institutes, etc. Authors are requested to first submit ‘Abstracts’ online using www.traccs2013.com/abstract, which should not exceed 300 words. After acceptance of the Abstract by the Technical Committee, authors would be asked to submit Full Length papers.

ICoAC 2013

Organized by CEG Anna university, MIT Anna university and University of Hyderabad Eligible students Any Degree For more details http://www.annauniv.edu/pdf/icoac20

Deadline for paper submission 15 Jun 2013 Last date for registration 15 Nov 2013 Event starts 18 Dec 2013 Event ends 20 Dec 2013 Opportunity category Conferences - Engineering & Technology opportunity Location Chennai      Description International conference in the field of Computer Science and Communication is organized jointly by Department of Computer Technology, Anna University, Madras Institute of Technology Campus, Chennai and University of Hyderabad. ICoAC 2013 (Fifth International Conference on Advanced Computing) seeks to bring together international researchers to present papers and generate discussions on current research and development in latest trends in computing. The conference will feature a range of presentations on latest research as well as stimulating talks and keynote addresses. Theme of the conference is “ Internet of Things and Big data” ICoAC 2013 is an international conference in the field of Computer Science and Communication, focusing to address issues and developments in advanced computing. It is hosted by Department of Computer Technology annually during December. The First, Second, Third and Fourth editions of ICoAC have been held during 13-15 December 2009 (ICoAC), 14-16 December 2010 (ICoAC), 14-16 December 2011 (ICoAC) and 13-15 December 2012 (ICoAC). Information Society is facing challenges due to the complexity of its structure in terms of networking, middleware, peer to peer applications, ubiquitous computing, pervasive computing with diverse usage in commercial, personal, communal and public domains, posing various critical issues to be addressed and solved. This conference is technically co-sponsored by IEEE Madras Section. Topics of Interest include (but not limited to the following) Ad hoc & Sensor Networks Green IT Parallel Computing Agent Based Systems Grid Computing Pattern Recognition Autonomous Computing Image Processing Pervasive Computing Body Area Network Intelligent Agents Power Aware Computing Cloud Computing Knowledge Management Semantic Web Cluster Computing Machine Learning Service Oriented Architecture Compiler Optimizations Mobile Computing Soft Computing Data Mining Multi core Architecture social computing Digital Image Computing Multimedia Streaming Storage management Distributed Databases Natural Language Processing Ubiquitous Computing E-Learning Network Security and Management Virtualization E-Commerce and E-Governance Neural Networks Web Intelligence Submission Details Prospected authors are invited to submit original unpublished research manuscripts that demonstrate current research in all areas of Advanced Computing. The full paper submission should be done through EDAS conference submission system. The selected papers will be published in IEEE Xplore. Few quality papers, after further revision, will be published in an International Journal (Approval Pending) Important Dates Paper Submission Opens : 15th March 2013 Paper Submission Closes : 15th June 2013 Notification of Acceptance : 15th September 2013 Camera Ready Copy : 15th October 2013 Registration : 15th November 2013

COPEN-8 : 2013

Organized by NIT Calicut Eligible students BE / B.Tech - Any Branch For more details http://www.copen8.nitc.ac.in/   Deadline for paper submission 16 Aug 2013 Last date for registration 05 Nov 2013 Event starts 13 Dec 2013 Event ends 15 Dec 2013 Opportunity category Conferences - Engineering & Technology opportunity Location Calicut

Description The eighth edition of COPEN is scheduled to be held during 13-15 December 2013 at NIT Calicut, Kerala, India.

THEME & OBJECTIVES
The present millennium is witnessing radical changes, especially in the area of manufacturing technologies towards achieving miniaturization in products and components through introduction of micro factories. The term ‘micro factory’ represents an entirely new approach in design and manufacture that minimizes production systems to match the size of the part they produce. It leads to the conservation of space and energy, and the reduction of investment and operational cost, as well as the reduction of emission and the load on operators. There is a growing need for fast, direct, and mass manufacturing of miniaturized functional products from metals, polymers, composites, and ceramics. The demand for miniaturized meso/micro devices with high aspect ratios and superior surfaces has been rapidly increasing in aerospace, automotive, biomedical, optical, military, and microelectronics packaging. The trend towards miniaturization particularly in the fields of electronics, consumer products, energy generation and storage, medical devices, and microsystems technology is sure to continue as long as consumers still seek for compact devices with heavily integrated functions. Besides the amount of products, there are also requirements on the quality of micro components, such as high accuracy and precise three dimensional geometries. The objective of the present conference is to provide a common platform for specialists working in precision, meso, micro and nano engineering industries and academic institutions,R&D organisations for interaction and exchange of their ideas leading to networking of participant organizations for effective collaboration in R&D and identify areas which require future research. The COPEN conference continues to grow as the place where manufacturers gather to connect with the pace of innovation.


KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

1. Prof. K.P. Rajurkar- Professor at the College of Engineering University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a founder and Director of the Center for Nontraditional Manufacturing Research and Professor of Mechanical and Martials Engineering.
2. Prof. Mustafizur Rahman - is working with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the National University of Singapore.
3. Prof. Shiv Gopal Kapoor - Professor of Mechanical Engineering at College of engineering - UNIVERSITY OF Univesity of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.
4. Prof. Shreyes N. Melkote - handles Advanced Manufacturing Systems in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech.
5. Prof. Satish T.S. Bukkapatnam - works at Oklahoma State University, School of Industrial Engineering & Management.
6. Dr. Suhas Joshi - works as a Professor at IIT Bombay.
7. Prof. Nilesh J Vasa - working as Head of Department of Engineering Design at IIT Madras

PAPER TOPICS:

• Precision Manufacturing and Assembly
• Micro-forming and Micro-Machining Processes
• Micro and Nano Fabrication and Assembly
• Materials in Precision, Micro and Nano Engineering
• IT Integrated Precision Applications
• Design of Micro-Meso-Nano products
• Characterisation of Micro/Nanoscale Structured Surfaces
• Surface Metrology at the Micro/Nanoscale
• Micro and Nanotechnology in Medical Engineering
• Precision Engineering in Biotechnology
• MEMS/MOEMS
• Biomedical Instrumentation
• Modelling and Simulation

To upload your paper, Click here.

Important Dates:

Last date for submission of manuscript for review 16-08-2013
Confirmation the acceptance of the paper 30-09-2013
Final submission of accepted paper for inclusion in the proceedings 18-10-2013
Last date for the registration 05-11-2013

Registration details - http://www.copen8.nitc.ac.in/parti_regi.html

The BlackBerry® Scholars Program

Organized by The BlackBerry® Eligible students Any Degree For more details http://global.blackberry.com/campai..

Deadline to apply for scholarship 26 Jun 2013 Opportunity category Scholarships/Awards opportunity Location Online

Description

The BlackBerry® Scholars Program is a global four-year scholarship program for outstanding women entering their first year of undergraduate study at an accredited college or university. The Program is designed to help increase the number of women studying and influencing the future of mobile computing, including Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, and particularly those with an interest and/or aptitude in the mobile computing space. Women who will be entering their first year of study in the 2013-2014 academic year and are interested in this scholarship may apply for the Program by 5pm EST on the June 26th, 2013 application deadline. The process: Love - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Write - an essay on how you’re going to make your mark on the world. Enter - some facts & information about yourself, your financial situation, and your college/university. Attach - an official High School transcript & two recommendations. Submit - for a chance to receive a four-year scholarship award. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA All applicants to The BlackBerry® Scholars Program must be female and age 18 or older (or the equivalent age of majority where you live). If the applicant is a minor, consent for participation in the program and acceptance of the Award is required from their parent or legal guardian at the time of application for the Program. The Program is open to U.S. and non-U.S. students worldwide, unless otherwise indicated in these terms and conditions or in other documentation associated with the Program. Applicants must be entering as a full-time first year undergraduate in the 2013-2014 academic year at an accredited college or university and planning to pursue a course of study majoring or concentrating in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics. Transfer between Science, Technology and Math programs will not affect payment of the award, however BlackBerry must be notified prior to any transfer. Employees of BlackBerry and members of the scholarship selection panel, and members of their immediate families or others living in the same household, are not eligible for a scholarship through the Program and should not apply. Applicants must not have ever been convicted of a crime or have acted in a manner that will bring BlackBerry into disrepute, in BlackBerry’s sole discretion.

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