Prof. B.S. Satyanarayana, Ph.D, Principal

The students passed out during Jul-Aug '12 may collect the degree certificates from ExamSection on working days till 10.06.13 after presenting ID proof. The same will be sent by post if not collected. Admission to B.E. / B.Arch Courses for the Academic year 2013-14:- the parents are requested to wait till the publication of notification in RVCE website. A Five Day Workshop On FUZZY LOGIC AND ANN APPLICATIONS IN ENGINEERING jointly organizing by EEE, CSE, EC, TC, IT and ISE ...more click here, Multiple Openings exists for Research Scholars to work under various projects. Click here for information. The dept of IT, Chemical, IEM and BT are conducting 5 days workshop on "Industrial Process Automation Technologies" during 14th-18th May 2013.

About RVCE

Principal - RVCE

Prof. B.S. Satyanarayana, Ph.D, Principal

Educational Qualification

Ph.D. in Electrical & Electronics Engineering
(Cambridge University, UK)
[First Ph.D. in the area of Vacuum Nanoelectronics at Cambridge University]

Experience

25 Years

Email ID

principal@rvce.edu.in

Professional Work Experience:

25 years in India and abroad, with collaborators in industry, R&D labs, research institutions and government organizations in US, UK, Japan, Korea and Russia.

Worked for Rodel-Nitta Japan, Sistec Co. Ltd. Industry-Academic Collaborative Research Centre, Kochi Technical University, Japan, Cambridge University – Cambridge UK, Environment, Science & Technology Office, US Embassy-New Delhi, National Physical Laboratory –New Delhi, HARTRON- Ambala, Kurukshetra University- Kurukshetra and Manipal University – Manipal.

Expertise:

Establishment of new industries, technical groups and labs in industry, R&D and academic environment.
Development of process equipments, characterization equipments, and products from concept to proof of concept to production stage.
Consultancy, training managers & engineers, teaching, production, marketing and guiding students.

Publications:

Over 100 research publications in Journals and Conference Proceedings , delivered over 40 invited talks in international conferences and workshops.

Areas of Research Interest:

Nanotechnology (novel room/low temperature growth process, materials and devices), vacuum nanoelectronics, large area microelectronics and flexible electronics, flat panel displays, photovoltaics, energy harvesting and scavenging technologies, instrumentation, MEMS, S&T and higher education policy, networks & sensors, aviation, defence and thin film & vacuum technology.

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