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Computer Networking, Mobile & Distributed
Computing Research Group Professor of Computer Science, BITS-Pilani Select Research & Development Projects |
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Research Teaching / Courses |
Project BITS-WearComp <Wearable Computing initiative for saving
human lives; currently includes Project BITS-Life-Guard and
BITS-Heart-Guard> Power-aware IPv6-Protocol Stack Design
& Implementation for WSN Nodes <A major component of a French
Govt. Funded four-nation research project in 6LowPAN area> Project NetFirst
<a real network research laboratory being built atop the ‘NetFirst Architecture’ set-up with a pool of resources
accessible over the Internet; originally evolved atop the extended variant of
the MIT iLabs architecture with several innovations
introduced at BITS-Pilani --- a collaborative
project involving BITS-Pilani and MIT-Cambridge,
USA> Touch-Lives Initiative
<a project dedicated towards developing technology-driven large-scale
deployment solutions for the underserved sections of the society> Project Smart-Campus
[code named Project Nalanda] <An ubiquitous /
pervasive computing paradigm based project involving BITS Pilani
and Telecom Bretagne, France> Project IPv6@BITS
<The flagship research initiative of BITS Pilani
that begun in 1998 and ended in 2005. Brought several firsts to BITS and a
few to India. Spun off several new projects which are continuing even
now.> NGNi
IPv6-based Multimedia Internetwork QoS Project
<This four-nation European Commission Funded project was technically led
by BITS Pilani but officially managed by
UPM-Madrid. Focussed on QoS
and IPv6.> Project Grid-One
<IPv6-aware Grid Computing, focuses on QoS,
collaboration but includes features like heterogeneity, multi-role support,
fixed and mobile nodes> Routing Algorithms for Mobile IPv6 & IPv6-aware Sensor
Networks <A major component of a
French Govt. Funded four-nation research project in 6LowPAN area> iCharak
<Grid-enabled Telemedicine project atop the IPv6-native
support-based ‘Grid-One Architecture’> Smart Digital Pen Project
<Write anywhere on any hard surface using normal as well as digital
ink and wirelessly interface with computer, do away with mouse, graphics
tablet and key-board> Journal Server Freeware Digital Library Project <This innovative
freeware digital library project was initiated by the Oxford-based JournalServer Trust in which BITS Pilani
played the roles of search engine development and security
architecture.> Project BITS-Linux, BITS-Office and BITS-MOS <These initiatives of
BITS Pilani began in 2000 and later. Project BITS
BITS-MOS was the original of these projects that eventually Spun off the rest
of the two projects as development projects.> Call for Doctoral Scholars (PhD) Interested in
joining as a Doctoral research scholar? Eligibility
for the PhD aspirants (on-campus only): A
good Master’s Degree in CSE / CS / EE / IT with an evidence of previous work
of appropriate nature in the field of interest <bright BE/BTech/BS/BScEngg holders (or
those about to finish their respective programmes
shortly) with exceptional academic records / potential may also be
considered> All
these aspirants will have to clear the PhD Qualifying Examination at BITS-Pilani conducted by the Research & Consultancy
Division (http://rcd.bits-pilani.ac.in ) before
being able to be enrolled as official PhD students. Support: Scholars who
bring along with them any external scholarships like those by CSIR etc. are
encouraged to apply although the Institute does have a provision for even
those aspirants who are found otherwise good. Some students may
be, in addition, supported by limited external research grants for a
grant-based project. Call for joining as a Post-Doctoral Fellow (PDF) Eligibility for the Post-Doc aspirants: Fresh PhD in CSE / CS / EEE who has worked in the
related area and has at least five good refereed publications at the
international level Support: All
Post-Doctoral Aspirants are encouraged to get in touch through E-mail / over
phone prior to making an official application. Selected
aspirants shall have to be supported by limited external research grants for
a grant-based project. Call for joining as a First or Higher Degree Research Student Applications for informal engagement (as research project candidates)
are invited round the year from motivated BITS-Pilani
students for participation in the listed research projects during each
Academic Session. <Semester-specific deadlines for applying through Email
for a formal project (COP/LOP/SP): 15th October / 15th March during
respective semester> Eligibility of on-campus student aspirants: • Preferred Discipline:
1. First
Degree: CS (Exceptional IS / EEE /Instrumentation students are welcome as
well) 2. Higher
Degree: CS / SS / Embedded Systems • CGPA: No bar, but other things being equal, a
student with 9.5 and higher CGPA would be preferred. <exceptionally talented students with ‘any’ CGPA are welcome to
apply> • Aspirant’s
Availability for Project- work: 16-20
Hours a week for formal / informal projects / PP, 48-56 hours of work per
week for FD Thesis / Dissertation projects Note: Students in their last
semesters of respective programmes may not apply
unless they are sure that their placement and higher-study-application
activities will NOT affect the project. Other things being equal, preference
shall be given to those who join the project informally in their early years
and migrate subsequently to formal projects OR those who commit for two
semesters of association with the project. Deadline for receiving Email-based formal project applications with
detailed bio-data: October 15 / March
15 <depending upon the semester of applying> Selection Process for Formal / Informal Projects (if advertised separately on Notice
Boards): Written test followed by detailed personal interaction for the
short-listed aspirants or at a round of interactions (group and personal);
interviews are held for not more than three times the number of available
project seats (formal and informal included) |
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