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Case Study Session

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<strong>
 CFD Applications to Water Resource Engineering
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by

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 Samir Kumar Das
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 <a href="http://www.isquareit.ac.in/">International Institute of Information Technology (I<sup>2</sup>IT)</a>, Pune
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Saturday, 17 January 2009, 2:30&ndash;4:30 PM
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CMS Classroom,
<a href="http://csd.(none)">Department of Computer Science</a>

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  <b>The Speaker</b>
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   Prof. Samir Kumar Das (Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics: Theoretical and Compuational Fluid Dynamics;  1988, IIT-KGP)
   is a professor at the
   <a href="http://www.isquareit.ac.in/">International Institute of Information Technology (I<sup>2</sup>IT)</a>, Pune.
   After his Ph.D. and post-graduate diplomas in nonlinear mechanics and in ecology and
   environment, he worked briefly in 
   <a href="http://www.isical.ac.in/">ISI, Kolkata</a>
   followed by a long stint at 
   <a href="http://cwprs.gov.in/">CWPRS, Pune</a>.
   He later moved to Taiwan before coming back to Pune to join
   <a href="http://www.cdac.in/">C-DAC</a>
   and later
   <a href="http://www.isquareit.ac.in/">International Institute of Information Technology (I<sup>2</sup>IT)</a>.
   His research interest is computational fluid dynamics.
   He has authored 35 publications in renowned journals and guided a couple of Ph.D. students.
   Prof. Das has also carried out several projects for Government of India.
   He is on editorial board of national and international journals and is  regular referee for several journals.
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