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International Conference
on
Emerging Challenges in Science and
Technology (ICECST)
November 13-14, 2008
at
United Institute of Technology, Allahabad,
India
THEME AND TOPICS
The aim of
the Conference is to provide a forum to
scientists, academicians and young
researchers to present views on developing
new challenges in science and technology for
applications in the service of mankind. The
major topics of topical importance would be
covered in the conference. The challenges in
innovations in engineering and technology
are rapidly expanding and new strategies are
needed to tackle the problems of human
developments in 21st century. The
tools of modern science must be expanded and
tactically employed to make visible impact
in the quality of life of people. This dream
is possible with the development of
goal-oriented and problem solving
technology. It is fondly hoped that Speakers
will present state of the art account of
their specialization in scientific and
technological research. The Conference is
indented to discuss new ideas and stimulate
thoughts on prospects to developing novel
technology for the benefit of mankind. It is
hoped to achieve close interactions among
experts and young investigators enabling
exchange of views, sharing of experiences
and developing collaborations in the
forefront areas of science, technology and
engineering.
Major
topics are
Health and
disease
Computers
and applications
Stem cell
technology
Environmental engineering
Cancer
diagnosis and treatment
Disaster
management
Biotechnology and applications
Nuclear
science and technology
Innovations
in engineering
Nano
Science and technology
Herbal drug
research
Special hot
topics
CONFERENCE
CITY
Allahabad
is an important city of India in the state
of
Uttar Pradesh situate at the confluence of
the holy Ganga, the historic Yamuna and the
mythological Saraswati and is an attraction
for tourists from the world over. The
confluence is called Sangam which is
considered a holy place for many in the
world. The city. The city has glorious
history and has produced many illustrious
scientists, academicians and political
leaders including first Prime Minister of
India, Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru. The University
of Allahabad is popularly known as Oxford
University of East.
The temperature at
Allahabad is mild (15-20 0C)
during middle of November but winter sets in
thereafter. Months of December and January
are cold; temperature dipping to 2-3 degree
C for days.
Varanasi city is about 2-3 hr by road from
Allahabad.
UNITED GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS
The United Group was founded in 1951 which has grown as a reputed
Group in technical and business education.
The Group has established 8 Institutions
approved by All India Council of Technical
Education (AICTE) and affiliated to Uttar
Pradesh Technical University (UPTU) giving
Bachelor of Technology, Bachelor of
Pharmacy, Master of Technology, Bachelor of
Business Administration, Bachelor of
Computer Application, Master of Business
Administration in the campuses at
Allahabad and Greater Noida, Delhi. These
Institutions are providing quality technical
education to over 6000 students with the
help of more than 350 faculty members apart
from many Guest Professors drawn from
National Universities/Institutions. Some of
the Courses offered are accredited by NBA
and some others by Tata Consultancy Services
(TCS).The Group has proceeded to establish a
research Center, named United Research
Center with a view to promote excellence in
research in science and technology and is
actively engaged in the process of
developing partnership with some of the
reputed Institutions/Universities from
overseas.
TRAVEL
Allahabad is well connected by train from
Delhi , Mumbai, Japer, Lucknow, Kolkata and
other important cities of
India.
There are 2nd class sleeper
coaches and upper class AC sleeper
compartments in most of the trains.
Reservation is required for long distance
travels. The reservation can be made
through internet reservation services by
logging on to Indian Railway Catering and
Tourism Corporation, “IRCTC”.
Allahabad is connected by air from New
Delhi. There are daily flights ( except on
Sunday) of Air
India (IC
7801/02) and JetLite Airline flight (
S2-324/S2-6125 ) on alternate days ( 1,3,5) during the week.
ACCOMMODATION
Delegates will be offered accommodation in
the Guest House of our Institute. In
addition, there are very comfortable Hotels
in Allahabad which can be reserved online.
Hotel reservation can also be arranged on
request (self payment basis) by the
Organizers.
REGISTRATION
All participants are required to register. A registration fee of US
$ 100.00 for foreign delegates and Rs 500.00
for Indian participants is required to be
paid in favor of Chairman, Organizing
Committee,
ICECST,
payable at Allahabad. The registration fee
will cover conference material, meals ,
local transportation and accommodation in
our Guest House. Spot registration would be
acceptable.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Those interested in attending must submit their abstract on A 4
size paper limited to 250 words indicating
in bold the presenting author. Last date for
acceptance of abstract is
October 31, 2008. A book of abstract will
be published. The invited talks and some of
the selected other presentations will be
published. Invited speakers are requested to
submit full paper limited to 5-7 printed
pages preferably before the Conference.
CONFERENCE VENUE
Auditorium, United Institute of Technology,
Naini, Allahabad 211010 India
SECRETARIAT AND CONTACT
Prof K.P.
Mishra
Chairman,
Organizing Committee
International Conference on Emerging
Challenges in Science and Technology (ICECST)
&
Director
United Research
Center
Allahabad 211010
Tel. & Fax. 91-532-2687654
Tel. 91-532-3249931 (PA)
Mob.91-9320466999/9305837559
Email:
mishra_kaushala@rediffmail.com
mishradrkp@gmail.com |
