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Research is the strength of Vemana IT as it is an inclusive activity of expertise from industries, eminent scientists from national laboratories, faculty, and students.

We have 6 VTU approved research centers in the departments of Computer Science & Engineering, Electronics & Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. The distinct feature of these Reach centers is the indigenous capability of designing and developing Test facilities by our faculty and students.

Research Facilities Available:

Drop Weight Testing Indigenously developed to study the impact energy absorption characteristics of materials and structures under low-velocity impact up to 10 m/s
Ballistic Impact Gas Gun Setup Indigenously developed to test impact behavior (Penetration, Perforation, and Indentation) of different materials and structures under impact loading with bullet impact velocity up to 50 m/s
Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar Setup Indigenously developed to determine material properties (Young’s Modulus, Yield Strength, etc.) at high rates of strain in the range of 102 to 104/s
Computerized Wear Testing Machine Used to study the wear properties of different materials against a standard surface with a speed range from 200-2000 rpm.
Computerized Multi-fuel Diesel Engine Rig To study the effect of fuel injection pressure and its timing on the performance, emission, combustion, and heat release rate for different bio-diesel blends of various alternative fuels. To evaluate performance parameters like BP, BSFC, and efficiency and to measure exhaust gas emissions such as UBHC, CO, and NOx
Universal Testing Machine (UTM) Used to carry out tensile, compression, shear, bending tests, etc, and to study the mechanical properties of materials such as Young’s modulus, yield strength, compressive strength, bending strength, etc. under quasi-static loading conditions up to 400 kN.

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B.G.
Dr. Aparna B
Dr.Lokesha G
Dr.Mujeeb Pasha
Dr.Kiran Kumar N

Research Scholars:

The department has a VTU-recognized R & D Center, presently 3 research scholars are pursuing part-time Ph.D. in different fields. The details of the Research Scholars are:

Research Scholar Affiliation Supervisor Research Area Status
Mrs. Meenalochani K S Vemana IT Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B G Characterization of palm leaves fiber reinforced composites Course Work completed
Hemanth Kumar P Vemana IT Dr.Aparna B Heat Transfer in porous Media Course Work completed

Research Facilities Available:

VLSI & HDL • Cadence EDA tools for VLSI frontend and backend design with verification.
• Generic process design kits and standard cell libraries: CMOS 180nm/90nm/45nm.
• Fin FET 18 nm technology nodes, Spartan-6 FPGA boards.
Communication Systems • Microwave wave generator: GUNN diode, Klystron oscillator, Ring resonator, Directional couplers, Power splitters, VSWR meter
• Antennas: Dipole, Patch, and Yagi Uda, OFC transceiver kits, Digital oscilloscopes: 20 MHz and 50 MHz.
Power Electronics • TEXAS instrument development kit F28335 TMS320.
• Agilent 4- 4-channel oscilloscopes: MSO 100MHz, DSO 500 MHz
• High-frequency current probes, Agilent technologies DC regulated power supply ±25V, 1A.
• Agilent true RMS digital multimeter 1µV resolution.
• Agilent makes an arbitrary waveform generator.
• Logic power ICD3Programmer.
EV Lab • 72V Lithium-Iron NMC Battery Pack,Capacity: 30Ah 1500 cycles.
• E Scooter Conversion Kit Hub Motor & Controller 12” 3kW 48/60V, 80kmph,Power Train.
• 60/72V 2000W PMSM DATAI MCD kit with 42-inch differential axle-original DATAI.
• Three Phase Brushless DC Motor Kit For Bike/Car 3kW.
• E-FILL EV Electric Chargers.
• 3.3kW OCPP EV charger AC socket. 15A, Inbuilt Energy Meter, 100-240V AC. 50HZ.
• ZOYI ZT-5566S Digital Multimeter & Bluetooth Speaker.
• ZT-702S Oscilloscope Multimeter.

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr.Suneeta
Dr. Parameshwara M C
Dr.Sunil H
Dr. Hema Malini G E
Dr.Girish N
Dr. Harshada J Patil
Dr.Byra Reddy G R
Dr.Sathya Narayana N

Research Scholars:

The department has a recognized R & D center, presently 10 research scholars are pursuing part-time Ph. D. in various domains. The details of Research Scholars:

Research Scholar Affiliation Supervisor Research Area Status
Mr. Siva Kumar P VTU Dr. Parameshwara M C VLSI Circuits and systems Course work in progress
Mrs. Prathima A VLSI circuits and systems Course work Completed
Mr. Rudresh T K Low power VLSI Design Course work in progress
Mrs.Karthika V VLSI Circuits and systems Course work in progress
Mrs. Indu M VTU Dr. Suneeta Power Electronics Course work Completed
Mrs. Amulya S VTU Dr. Hema Malini G E Image Processing Course work in progress
Mrs. Deepika D Pai Reva University Dr. Sunil H Medical Image Processing Course Work Completed
Mrs. Manasa Charitha VTU Wireless Communication Comprehensive Viva 1 Completed
Mrs. Ankitha A Image Processing Registered during the AY 2024- 25
Mr. Rohith A V Image Processing Registered during the AY 2024- 25

Research Facilities Available:

Internet Of Things Raspberry pi boards, pi camera, and sensors – moisture, temperature, gas, pH, etc.
Wireless Sensor Networks Network simulator (NS)-NS2/ NS3.
Machine Learning Anaconda navigator with Jupyter notebook.

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr. Ramakrishna M
Dr. Nandagopalan S
Dr.Kantharaju
Dr.Shilpa G V
Dr.Rajanna M

Research Scholars:

Research Scholar Affiliation Supervisor Research Area Status
Prof. Suma S Vemana IT Dr. Ramakrishna M Image Processing & Machine Learning Comprehensive viva Completed
Prof. Vijayashree HP Image Processing & Deep learning Registered during the AY 2024-25
Prof. Lakshmi Shravani AI & Machine Learning Registered during the AY 2024-25
Prof. Seema Nagaraj AI & Machine Learning Registered during the AY 2024-25
Prof Ranjana B Nadagoudar VTU Belagavi AI & Machine Learning Course Work Completed

Research Facilities Available:

Muffle furnace, hot air oven, photo catalytic reactor, facilities for synthesis of nanomaterials and catalysts

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr.Sujata F Harlapur
Dr.Vasanth V T

Research Scholars:

The department has a recognized R & D center. Presently five research scholars are pursuing part-time Ph. D. in different areas.

Research Scholar Affiliation Supervisor Research Area Current Status
Ravindra D Patil Vemana IT-VTU Dr. Sujata F Harlapur Heterocyclic compounds Completed
Comprehensive
Viva
Manjunath Madalagere Heterocyclic compounds Completed
Comprehensive
Viva
Ravikanth N Vemana ITVTU Dr. Vasantha V T Catalysts Completed Course work
Mandara H M HMSIT- VTU Catalysts Registered during the AY 2024-25

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr. Jayalakshmamma D V
Dr. Kempe Gowda M

Research Scholars:

The department has a recognized R & D center, presently Two research scholars are pursuing part-time Ph.D. in the following areas.

Research Scholar Affiliation Supervisor Research Area Current Status
Shubha R N Vemana IT VTU Dr.Jayalakshmamma D V Fluid Dynamics Completed Comprehensive Viva
Shravani M A Registered during the AY 2024-25

VTU Approved Guides:

Name of the Supervisor
Dr. Madhusudhan C K
Dr. Praveena Kumar R S

Sl. No Faculty name Project title Funding agency Status
1 S. Mukul Manohar Air Data Computer for Early Warning System AVNET Technologies Applied
2 S. Mukul Manohar Power Generation from waste water in villages Department of Rural Development, GoK Applied
3 Dr. Lokesh G Reddy,
Naveen Kumar R,
S. Mukul Manohar
Dual transmission for two wheeler bikes Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Applied
4 Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B. G,
K.S. Meenalochani,
Dr. T. Yella Reddy
Fibre Reinforced Composite Roof Tiles Applied
5 Sashi Kumar,
Dr. T. Yella Reddy
Automated vertical parking Applied

State Level Best Student Project awards by KSCST, Govt. of Karnataka

Computer Science & Engineering

Project title: “Smart Salvage”

Mechanical Engineering

Project title: Performance characteristics of Methanol extracted from atmospheric Carbon-dioxide

Grants received for student’s projects from KSCST

Dept. Students' Name Project Title
ECE Sneha M,
Srushsti Lokesh,
Tejaswini R
Segmentation and feature extraction H-alpha Solar images observed from Kodaikanal solar observatory
MECH Anil Kumar. B,
Gajendra. K. S,
Nandeesha. C. S,
Raja Simha Reddy
Recycled Compressed Air Engine
B. Dharani,
Gopal Reddy J,
Bharath M. S,
Muthuraj .G
Development and Fabrication of Multipurpose Power tiller attachment for horticulture
Satvik,
Kishore,
Manikanta,
Akshay Reddy
Design and fabrication of Automatic hand brake releasing system
Rakshan .R,
Ravi Kiran N. S,
Shankar .R,
Binu Balachandra
Performance characteristics of Methanol extracted from atmospheric Carbon-dioxide
CSE Harikrishnan U,
Kavya V,
Kousalya M,
Lakshmi N G
Smart Salvage

Department of Mechanical Engineering has undertaken and completed the project from M/s. SYSCON Instruments Private Limited, Bengaluru. This involved conducting experiments to Calibrate SYSCON made “Standard (soil) Penetration Test” instruments supplied to the civil Engineering department of the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru.

Publications by Faculty

Journal Publications:

1. Kiran Kumar. N “Enhanced Wear Characteristics of UHMWPE Composite Reinforced with Nano ZnO: Experimental Investigation and Microstructural Analysis”, Journal of Propulsion Technology, Volume 4, Issue 4, October 2023, ISSN: 1001- 4055
2. Tippeswamy. M.S, “Effect of Air jet erosion test parameters on damage area of aluminum 6082- T6-A Taguchi approach”, Bulletin for Technology and History, Volume 23, Issue 12, December 2023, ISSN: 0391- 6715.
3. B. Aparna, Lokesha.G, “Natural convective studies in a trapezoidal porous cavity with a solid adiabatic fin”, Bulletin for Technology and History, Volume 24, Issue 1, January 2024, ISSN: 0391- 6715.
4. Kiran Kumar. N “Comparative analysis of sliding wear behavior of A356 nanocomposites using response surface methodology and artificial neural network approaches”, Engineering Research Express Volume 6, May 2024, ISSN: 2631-8695

Journal Publications:

1. Suneeta, ”Chalk Dust Extraction and Cleaner: A Health Conscious Solution” Journal of Systems Engineering and Electronics, Vol 34, Issue 3, Aug-2024, Page no’s 80-84
2. Reddy Sudharshana K, Narayanan R, Chandrashekar S M, ”Space Vector Pulse Width Modulation for the Control of an Induction Motor through Simulation and Experimental Validation” International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, Vol 13, Issue 8, Aug 2024, Page 1-11.
3. Ankitha A, Rakshitha S, Tharun S, Chitra H, Tejaswini S V, ”Sustainable Farming through IOT-enhanced weather monitoring”, IEEE Explorer Aug-2024.
4. Rudra Prasad, Reddy Sudharshana K, ”AI-Based Smart Hydroponics System”, IEEE Explorer Aug-2024.
5. Angshuman Khan, M.C. Parameshwara and Naeem Maroof, ”Reconfigurable lower-part approximate adder with the error-tolerant application: an approach using QCA computing”, International Journal of Ad Hoc and Ubiquitous Computing, Vol 46, Issue 2, May 2024, Page no’s 65-79.
6. Ankitha A, Rakshitha S, Tharun S, Chitra H, Tejaswini S V, ”Smart Home Controller using Node MCU Based on IOT ” International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, Vol 9, Issue 2, Feb 2024, Page no’s 407-411.
7. Dr. Hemamalini G E, Dr. Boraiah Bheemappa,M Pavan, Saranya P, Vismithaa S, ”Automated IoT-Based Monitoring Hydroponic System”, IEEE MYSURUCON 2024.
8. S Nitya, MC Parameshwara, M Nagabhshanam, ”A New Exact Reversible Full Adder for High-Speed Arithmetic Applications”, 2024 3rd International Conference for Innovation in Technology(INOCON).
9. Girish N, Veena M B, ”Evaluation of WATERMARK Channel for Underwater Communication using Dual-Tree Complex Wavelet Transform-based Orthogonal”, I. J. Computer Network and Information Security, Vol 15, Issue 6, Dec 2023, Page no’s 16-29.
10. Mukul Manohar S, K N Muralidhara, ”A Multispectral Ariel Image Stitching using Decortification and EEG Signal Extraction Technique” International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, Vol 14, Issue 9, 2023, Page no’s 465-472.
11. Preeta Sharan, Ghada A Khouqeer, Basma A El-Badry, Abdullah N Alodhayb, Anup M Upadhyaya and Harshada J. Patil, ”Optofluidic Photonic Crystal Micro Sensor for Enhanced Detection of Infectious Diseases” Engineering Research Express, Dec 2023, Page no’s 1-13.

Journal Publications:

1. J Brundha Elci, S. Nandagopalan “SS-WDRN: sparrow search optimization-based weighted dual recurrent network for software fault prediction”, Knowledge and Information Systems (Springer Nature), September 2023, Vol 66, Issue 2, 1037 - 1064, ISSN: 0219-1377, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10115-023-01932-4
2. J Brundha Elci, S. Nandagopalan, “WSO-KELM: War Strategy Optimization-Based Kernel Extreme Learning Machine for Automatic Software Fault Prediction Model”. Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India) series B (Springer Nature), June 2024, ISSN: 2250- 2114, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40031-024-01083-2
3. Mrs. K. Shilpa Reddy, Mr.Noor Basha,Mr Ashok Kumar P,”CAT-Ant Swarm Optimization Based On Repetitive Deep Learning Neural Networks for Big Data Processing (Scopus-European chemical bulletin ), Dec 2023, Vol 12, Issue 10,9180-9188, DOI:10.48047/ecb/2022.12.10.6512023.02/08/2023
4. Evaluating Puncture and Non-puncture for the Turbo Code Model based the on AWGN Channel with 16-QAM. Rashmi R & ManjuDevi,IETE Journal of Research (Taylor & Francis),2024,Vol-70,Issue-1,0.34 H-index 35(SCI)
5. A.Rosline Mary, Kavitha P, “Diabetic retinopathy disease detection using Shapley additive ensembled dense net121 resnet50 model” published in the Journal Multimedia Tools Applications with Impact factor:3.6 and year of publication 2024 published by Springer with DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042024183096.(Q1 Ranking and SCI Indexed).
6. A.Rosline Mary, Kavitha P, Explainable AI for Diabetic Retinopathy Detection Based on Stacked Model.Journal of Intelligent and Fuzzy Systems.June 2023(Q2 Ranking and SCIE Indexed)(Article in Press)
7. Rachitha M V, Ramakrishna M, “OHESV Optimal Hybrid Ensemble Support Vector Model for Detecting and Recommendation of Food for Diabetic Patients” published in Multimedia Tools and Applications (Springer Nature), Volume 83, Issue, DOI- 10.1007/s11042- 023-17954-7, on 30th Jan 2024, ISSN- 1380-7501
8. Dr. Shilpa G V, Prianka D, Hasina Parvin, Prerana B and Rajashree Gauda, “Wickbased Hydroponics system with mobile application ” published in 2024 IEEE International Conference on Information Technology, Electronics and Intelligent Communication Systems(ICITEICS), on 28th-29th Jun 2024.

Journal Publications:

1. Ravindra D Patil, Sujata F Harlapur and Shridhar A H, “DNA binding, photocleavage mechanism and in silica docking studies of 1,3,4-oxadiazole schiff’s base derivative, their synthesis, and characterization.”, J.Chemical Health Risks,Vol.14(1),(Pg.3293-3307) Apr. 2024. https://jchr.org/index.php/JCHR/article/view/3278
2. D. M. Tejaswini, H.V. Harini, Nagaswarup H.P, Sujata Harlapur, “Nanoferrites in photocatalytic wastewater treatment: advancements, characterization, and environmental implications”, Results in Chemistry, Vol.7, 091012-47, Jan 2024. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rechem.2023.101247
3. C K Madhusudhan, Muhammad Faisal, N Maruthi, Narasimha Raghavendra, K Mahendra, Abdul Kadar CH, VT Vasantha, ”Anticorrosion and supercapacitor applications of polypyrrole coated graphite nanocomposites” Sustainable Chemical Engineering, Vol-5, pg 16-30, Oct-2023.

Journal Publications:

1. Pavithra H M, Deepa K Nair, and Nagabhushan pulla, “Effect of electrothermal convection in a rotating layer of viscoelastic (Walters B) fluid saturated porous medium heated from below”, Journal of Mines, Metals, and Fuels(JMMF), Vol-71, Dec-2023.(In Press)
2. P.Baskar, Ravi Chandra S, Umesha V, Anand K S, Padmanabhan, “LMI approach to Asymptotic Stability of Linear Systems with Interval Time-Varying Delays” European Chemical Bulletin, Vol-12(7) page no-419-426 Sep-2023.
3. Shuba R. N., Jayalakshmamma D. V., Dinesh P. A., Sushma S., and Sushma T. C., “MHD and cross-diffusion fluid flow for free convection of Casson fluid due to a stretching cylinder” Journal of mines, metals and fuels, Vol-71, page no-2741-2746 Dec-2023. DOI: 10.18311/jmmf/2023/41759
4. R Umadevi, D V Chandrashekhar, P A Dinesh, and Jayalakshmamma D.V., “Study of Conducting fluid flow in composite regions past an impermeable sphere in the presence of Magnetic field” Journal of Mines, metals and fuels, Vol-71, page no-2699-2707 Dec-2023. DOI: 10.18311/jmmf/2023/41761
5. Sushma T C., Dinesh P A, Nalinakshi N., Jayalakshmamma D V., Harichandra B P., “Effects of MHD, Forchheimer and Heat Transfer in Annular Region between Porous and Impervious Concentric Cylinders - DTM Approach” Journal of mines, metals and fuels, Vol-71, page no-2727-2740 Dec-2023. DOI: 10.18311/jmmf/2023/41621
6. Ravi Chandra S, S. Padmanabhan,V. Umesha, M. Syed Ali, Grienggrai Rajchakit, Anuwat Jirawattanpanit, “New insights on Bidirectional associative memory neural networks with leakage delay components and time-varying delays using sampled-data control” Neural Processing Letters(Springer), Volume 56, article 94,(2024) Published:07 March 2024. (Rank-Q2)
7. Pavithra H M, Deepa K Nair “Effect of basic Temperature Gradients on Electrothermal Convection in a Rotating Layer of Viscoelastic (Walter’s B) Fluid Saturated Porous Medium Heated from Below”. Power System Technology, 47(4), 25-12-2023, 41-62. https://doi.org/10.52783/pst.150
8. Pavithra H M, Deepa Kumaran Nair “Effect of Temperature Gradients and DC Electric Field on Electrothermal Convection in a Rotating Layer of Walter’s-B Fluid Saturated Porous Media” Journal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences, 111(1), 2023-12-28, 166–179. https://doi.org/10.37934/arfmts.111.1.166179

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Report on One-Day Faculty Development Program on “Writing Research Article Using LaTeX tool”

Date: 28/01/2025
Venue: LB208, ME Block.

Figure 1: Inauguration

The Research and Development Club successfully organized a Faculty Development Program (FDP) titled “Writing Research Articles Using LaTeX Tool”. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from academicians and researchers across diverse disciplines, including Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Information Science, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathematics. A total of 37 participants attended, representing various institutions.

Inauguration

The FDP commenced with an inaugural session graced by the Heads of Departments and Dr. Parameshwara M. C. from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering addressed the gathering, encouraging both participants and organizers to make the most of the FDP.

Dr. Namratha V., from the Department of Civil Engineering, delivered the welcome address. She outlined the objectives and motivation behind organizing the FDP and introduced the resource person, Dr. Suneeta.

FDP Highlights

The FDP was divided into two sessions:
• Introduction and Lecture Session
• Hands-on Practical Session

Dr. Suneeta began the session with an engaging talk that introduced participants to LaTeX, emphasizing its distinction from traditional word processing software. She highlighted the advantages of LaTeX for creating technical documents and explained why it is a preferred tool for researchers. The session also covered an overview of the key features preparation of LaTeX document, preparing participants for the practical exercises.

The second session focused on hands-on training, where participants worked with Overleaf, a popular online LaTeX editor. Dr. Suneeta guided the attendees through the creation of a simple document, demonstrated the use of essential LaTeX tools, and showcased examples from the Overleaf template gallery. The session also included troubleshooting common issues, ensuring participants gained confidence in using LaTeX for their research needs.

Conclusion

The FDP concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Dr. Mujeeb Pasha, who expressed gratitude to the institute authorities, faculty members, and research scholars for their unwavering support. Special thanks were extended to the Principal, Vice Principal of Vemana Institute of Technology and the Heads of Departments for their encouragement and cooperation.

The participants provided positive feedback, appreciating the blend of lectures and hands-on training. The FDP proved to be an enriching experience, equipping attendees with valuable skills to enhance their research productivity.

We look forward to organizing similar FDPs in the future to foster academic and research excellence.

Team Members Present:
1. Dr. Suneeta, Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE
2. Dr. Mujeeb Pasha, Assistant Professor, Dept. ME
3. Dr. Reddy Sudarshana K, Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE
4. Prof. R. Vijaya Lakshmi, Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE
5. Dr. Madhusudhan C K, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics
6. Dr. Namratha V, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering
7. Prof. Vijayashree H P, Assistant Professor, Dept. of CSE.

Figure 2: Training session for Participants.

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