[Academic] Fwd: FW: Potential collaboration w IIT Mumbai

[John Jeffers]

Not sure that I saw this before. In any case, if you are interested in 
collaborators at IIT then please look at their website. I have had a 
look, and they appear to do High Energy/Particles, Nuclear and Solid 
State, with a small amount of optics at the more applied end.

John

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	FW: Potential collaboration w IIT Mumbai
Date: 	Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:53:16 +0100
From: 	Bronagh Dallat <b.dallat at strath.ac.uk>
To: 	'Neil Ghani' <neil.ghani at cis.strath.ac.uk>, John Jeffers 
<john.jeffers at strath.ac.uk>, William Harnett <w.harnett at strath.ac.uk>
CC: 	Tony Mulholland <anthony.mulholland at strath.ac.uk>



Dear Colleagues

Tony and I would welcome an update on what progress you are making on 
this.  At the latest, we will seek an oral report from you at FRAKE on 
28 May.

Bronagh

Dear Directors of Research

While in India in Feb 2012, Stuart Shorthouse (RIO) visited IIT Mumbai 
to discuss the potential for research collaboration.  The Dean of 
International Relations has indicated research areas where there appear 
to be shared interests -- see his e-mail below.  It would be appreciated 
if you would have a look at the research activity on the IIT website 
relating to your area and contact your counterpart in IIT about any area 
where further exploration may be useful.  Can you keep me informed, 
please, on how discussions are going, so that I can report to relevant 
Fac bodies?

By way of background:

IIT Mumbai's QS World University Ranking 2011 is

Overall Ranking

225

Arts & Humanities

	

N/A

Natural Sciences

	

122

Engineering & IT

	

49

Social Sciences

	

367

Life Sciences

	

265

S'clyde's is

Overall Ranking

270=

Arts & Humanities

	

364

Natural Sciences

	

270

Engineering & IT

	

164

Social Sciences

	

190

Life Sciences

	

351

Bronagh Dallat BSc MBA
Faculty Manager

Faculty of Science

University of Strathclyde
phone 0141-548 2014
fax 0141-552 0775
The University of Strathclyde is a charitable body, registered in 
Scotland, number SC015263

*From:* Stuart Shorthouse
*Sent:* 29 February 2012 09:01
*To:* Bronagh Dallat; Tony Mulholland
*Subject:* FW: University of Strathclyde - Visit to Mumbai

Hi Bronagh/Tony

This has come back from IIT Mumbai following my visit to their campus 
and the document you passed on with the main areas of research for the 
Faculty.

Professor Subhasis Chaudhuri is the Dean of International Relations for 
the Institute and was keen for us to follow up with the research 
directors in Mumbai (details below).

We can chat through this tomorrow when we meet.

Best wishes

Stuart

Stuart Shorthouse

Recruitment Manager (International)

University of Strathclyde | Recruitment & International Office

50 George St | Glasgow G1 1QE

Tel: 44 141 548 2561 | Fax: 44 141 552 7362

stuart.shorthouse at strath.ac.uk | www.strath.ac.uk

The University of Strathclyde is a charitable body, registered in 
Scotland, number SC015263

-----Original Message-----
From: Dean (IR) [mailto:dean.ir at iitb.ac.in]
Sent: 29 February 2012 07:44
To: Stuart Shorthouse
Subject: University of Strathclyde - Visit to Mumbai

Dear Prof. Shorthouse,

Thank you very much for the information. We find a lot of overlapping areas.

I request you to get in touch with the Heads of the respective Department

at IITB, to discuss areas of mutual interest:-

Head- Computer Science & Engg:- Prof. Amitabha Sanyal (head.cse at iitb.ac.in)

Head - Physics:- Prof. Prabhakar Singh (head.phy at iitb.ac.in)

Head -Biosciences & Bioengineering:- Prof. N.S.Punekar (head.bio at iitb.ac.in)

Your faculty members could also view the areas of expertise of our faculty

members from our website

(http://www.ircc.iitb.ac.in/IRCC-Webpage/WebExpertiesSearch.jsp)

With best regards,

Subhasis

-- 

Subhasis Chaudhuri

Dean (International Relations) &

Professor of Electrical Engineering

Postal Address:

Dean (IR), Main Building

IIT Bombay, Powai

Mumbai, India - 400076

Ph: +91-22-2576 7075

Fax:+91-22-2576 4005

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