This post was published 8 months 4 days ago and hence may be an old event. Please check the event website if the event is yet to happen. Symposiumz is not responsible for any misunderstanding.40th All India Student Design Competition – 2009
(For Individual Student Participation Only)
National Design and Research Forum (NDRF) invites entries for the 40th All IndiaStudent Design Competition – 2009.
The disciplines in which the competition is open are :
Three Prizes would be awarded in each of the fifteen disciplines adjudged best in
order of merit, to be decided by a Panel of Judges.
The Prizes would be:
FIRST PRIZE : Gold Medal
SECOND PRIZE : Silver Medal
THIRD PRIZE : Bronze Medal
Besides, the Prize winners will also be given a Certificate of Appreciation.
The Competition is open to the final and pre-final year students of BE / B.Tech / ME /
M.Tech / MS or equivalent courses in Engineering from Indian Universities, IITs, IISc
and also for the Senior Technician/Technician Members of IEI who have passed AMIE
Examination. This Competition is intended to give students an opportunity to exhibit
their individual engineering skills and talents and earn recognition, while promoting engineering Design and Research.
Deadline for Submission of Entries: August 16, 2009
Participants are requested to see overleaf regarding details of entry conditions to be
complied with. The entries with complete details should reach NDRF on or before
17 August 2009 to be considered in this competition.
We are happy indeed to state that the National Perspective plan on Mini and Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs) coordinated and submitted by NDRF and Aeronautical Development Agency has been accepted in principle by the Aeronautics Research and Development Board as a guideline for projects in MAVs. A demonstration of a mini Ornithopter and mini helicopter organized at Jakkur, Bangalore by NDRF in September 2003 and it was very much appreciated .NDRF is continuing its efforts to generate specific projects with working groups.The program on Quantum Well Infrared Photo detectors (QWIP) with IISc and Central Research Laboratory, BEL, has made good progress and the first QWIP (with 10 periods) has been fabricated and is under analysis. Similarly the bacteriorhodopsin project with Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnosis (Hyderabad) and Molecular Research Centre (MRC), Mumbai is moving forward with the requisite equipment installed and operational. A review is scheduled in January 2004 by Professor G. Padmanabhan former Director of IISc. Institutions like MS Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies and BMS Institute of Technology have commenced educational activities in micro and nanotechnologies for their postgraduate students. Overall the period has shown good progress in the area of micro and nanotechnology systems and we thank all who made it possible.
Chairman:
Dr. V. K. Basalalli
# 3, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore- 560 001.
Phone : 080 – 22264336 ; Fax : 080 -22352193
E-mail : ndrf@vsnl.net;
http://www.ndrfindia.org/Application%20Form.pdf
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