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Research Scholar

Seema Awasthi

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Department of Electrical Engineering

Guide: Prof. Animesh Biswas and Dr. M. J. Akhtar

Research Topic

This thesis concentrates basically on the synthesis of generalized multi stopband filters. The frequency transformation has been used for the transformation from low-pass prototype to multi stopband filters. A simpler and efficient procedure for synthesizing both symmetric and asymmetric multi-bandstop frequency responses including any number of stopbands is presented. For the implementation of filter metamaterial resonators has been used because metamaterial structures offer a compact dimensions and exceptional features. These metamaterial mushroom resonators are much smaller in size compared to the conventional Right-Handed resonators. Thus, these resonators have significant advantages in building filters with small.Designed and development of Tunable multiple stopband filters using dielectric resonators for satellite applications.

Education

Ph. D (2009), Dept. of EE, IIT Kanpur
M. Tech (2006), Dept. of EE, IIT Kanpur
M. Sc. (2001), Electronics
B Sc. (1999), Electronics

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Seema Awasthi , Animesh Biswas and M.J.Akhtar ,"Application of Meta-material Mushroom Structure for Realization of Planar Triple-Passband Filter for Significant Size Reduction," International Journal of RF and Microwave Computer Aided Engineering, Vol. 24, No. 4, 421-428, July 2014.
Seema Awasthi , Animesh Biswas and M.J.Akhtar ," Dual Stopband Filters using Metamaterial Hexagonal Mushroom Resonator ," Microwave Optical Technology Letters, 56 (2), 326-329,2014.
Seema Awasthi, Raghvendra Kumar Chaudhary, Animesh Biswas and M. Jaleel Akhtar, " Hybrid Mode Splitting in Elliptical Dielectric Resonator," International Journal of Electronics Letters, 1 (4), 225-232,2014

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2nd prize in poster competition for the DSJ-SERC workshop on “Smart Energy Delivery Systems”, Energy Conclave-2010.

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Office/Lab

ACES-225A,
Department of Electrical Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, INDIA-208016

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Dielectric Resonator Filter, ,Multiband planar filters, Metamaterial filter,Multiple coupled microstrip lines, Finlines,Anisotropic substrate

Research Scholar

Rajesh Agarwal

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Department: Electrical Engineering

Guide: Dr. Baquer Mazhari

Research Topic

Organic Thin Film Transistor

Education

BTech
MTech

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SAMTEL CENTER FOR DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY (SCDT)
ROOM NUMBER 306
IIT KANPUR

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Organic, Analog, Transistor, Thin Film

Research Scholar

Prabhjot Kaur

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Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

Guide: Dr. Praveen Kulshreshtha

Research Topic

Over the past two decades, declining agricultural growth and rising cultivation costs have diminished farmers' incomes across India. Moreover, large scale adoption of commercial farming has amplified farmers' credit needs, leading to widespread credit defaults. Consequently, small and marginal Indian farmers have been compelled to borrow largely from informal sources (e.g. moneylenders) at exorbitant interest rates, thus plunging themselves into a relentless debt trap. The acute agrarian distress due to indebtedness and other socio-economic factors has led to an alarming spate of farmers' suicides in several states (e.g. Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, and Karnataka) since the mid-1990s, including the prosperous state of Punjab. Although some empirical studies have explored the link between agrarian distress, indebtedness and farmers' suicides for various states, such studies are rare for Punjab. This rigorous empirical study examines the major determinants of growing agrarian distress and indebtedness in Punjab, and analyzes the relationship between farmers' suicides and indebtedness, by using field survey data from Punjab.

Education

MSc. (Hons. School Economics) from Punjab School of Economics, Guru Nanak Dev University Campus, Amritsar (2007-2009).
Bachelor in Arts with Economics, Elective English and Psychology from GNDU College, Jalandhar (2004-2007).

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UGC-JRF Fellowship

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Presented a paper in 48th annual conference of The Indian Econ (TIES) held at pondicherry university 1-3 march Entitled Does Trade Cause Inequality : An Empirical Analysis of developing Countries ( An IV Estimation).
Presented a paper Entitled "Agrarian distress in Punjab : Issues and Evidences" in "National conference on dimensions of public policy and rural development" March 8-9, 2014, organised by Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT)Allahabad.

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Room No A-106,
GH 1, IIT Kanpur

Lab

Lab ECO 311,
2nd floor, New Core Labs,
IIT Kanpur

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