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INSA Medal for Young
Scientist
The INSA
Medal for Young Scientist for researchers below the age of 32 years
is considered to be the highest recognition of promise, creativity
and excellence. The award is made annually to those distinguished
for these attributes as evidenced by their research work carried out
in India. The Council has decided to raise the minimum age limit
from 32 years to 35 years for this award from the year 2006.
Following
young researchers have been selected for the INSA Medal for Young
Scientists Award – 2005. Awards will be presented to the recepients
during the Anniversary General Meeting at Hyderabad.
1. Ms Sharmistha Banerjee (b.07.01.1973), Centre for DNA
Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad 500076.For her work on
Isocitrate dehydrogenase and aconitase represents usage of modern
proteomics methodology and approach and the identification of two
isomers of Isocitrate dehydrogenase (ICD1 and ICD2) in Tuberculosis
bacteria.
2. Dr Bikramjit Basu (b.15.09.1973), PhD, Department of
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur 208016.For his work on the fracture toughness
tribological behaviour of stabilized zirconia, zirconia composites (nanoscale).
3. Dr KRS Chandrakumar (b.16.02.1974), PhD, Scientific
Officer, Theoretical Chemistry Section, Radiation Chemistry and
Chemical Dynamics Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
400085.
For his research work on chemical reactivity using density-based
methods.
4. Dr Partha Sarathi Chakraborty (b.18.11.1973), PhD,
Postdoctoral
Fellow, Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, Imperial
College, UK.For his contribution in the area of “Non-commutative
Geometry”especially his works on quantum Heisenberg manifold and on
quantum groups are seminal, creating new ideas linking the
construction of Dirac Operators with combinatorial methods.
5.Dr Deepankar Choudhury (b.01.07.1974), PhD, Assistant
Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian For his work on
geotechnical earthquake engineering related to earthquake resistant
design of foundations, anchors and retaining structures.
6. Dr Tarun K Dalai (b.20.05.1973), PhD, Department of
Geology & Geophysics, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA For his
contribution to isotropic geochemical studies of chemical weathering
of Himalaya and its impact on long term global change.
7. Dr (Mrs) Suman Lata Jain (b.26.10.1975), PhD, Research
Associate, Chemical and Biotechnology Division, Indian Institute of
Petroleum, Dehradun 248005. For her work in transition metal
catalyzed organic reactions.
8. Dr Subhradip Karmakar (b.04.02.1974), PhD, SRF, Department
of Biochemistry, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansary
Nagar, New Delhi-110029. For his work on the role of cytokines on
trophoplast
invasion and for the development of an in-vitro assay to study
trophoblast invasion.
9. Dr (Ms) Ananth Krupa (b.03.03.1976), PhD, Post-doctoral
Research Fellow at Dr Tim Hunt’s Lab in Cancer Research, UK. For her
contributions to the understanding of the diversity, regulation and
specificity of protein kinases and related proteins involved in
cellular signal
transduction.
10. Ms Pallavi Kshetrapal (b.09.11.1974), Centre for Cellular
and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad 500007. For her contributions in
the area of mechanism of Egfr/Ras pathway in cell fate
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11. Dr Alagarsamy Perumal (b.13.06.1975), PhD, Assistant
Professor, Department of Physics, Indian Institute of
Technology, Guwahati 781039. For his work on the magnetic and
transport properties at low temperatures of disordered metallic
alloys and thin films.
12. Dr V Richa Rikhy (b.20.08.1975), PhD, Department of
Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
400005. For elucidating the mechanism of synaptic vesicle recycling
in Drosophila.
13. Dr Anirban Roy (b.02.06.1975), PhD, Plant Virus
Laboratory,Cental Research Institute for Jute and Allied
Fibres,Kolkata 700120. For isolation of local economically important
viroid pathogens from citrus, cowpea, mungbean and Hibiscus.Genomic
diversity characterisation and development of molecular tools for
diagnostics.
14. Dr K Sandeep (b.03.04.1973), PhD, TIFR Centre, Bangalore
560012. For his contributions on non-compact partial differential
equations, addressing several interesting problems
related to astrophysics and geometry, especially using
the methods of calculus of variations.
15. Dr Pranav Kumar Sharma (b.25.01.1973), PhD, Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York, USA.For his contribution for uncovering a new type of
membrane organization of a class of lipid anchored
proteins and for providing a biological significance for
this organization.
16. Dr Jimmy Stephen (b.31.05.1974), PhD, Fellow (QRS),DRS Group, National Geophysical Research Institute,Hyderabad 500007.
For his contribution to estimation of mechanical strength
and anisotropy of the Indian lithosphere.
17. Dr Ashima Vohra (b.19.08.1974), PhD, Lecturer, Department of
Microbiology,Institute of Home Economics, University of Delhi
110007. For isolation of a novel strain of Pichia anomala as a
source of highly stable phytase and its application in chick feed,
study on phosphorous balance and patents on the strain. Anil Kumar
Bose Memorial Medal to Dr Vijay V Patel, Scientist “E”, Aeronautical
Development Agency, Vimanpura Post, Bangalore 560 093.For his
research paper on “Some Applications of Randomized Algorithms for
Control Systems Design”.(Published in Automatica 2002 , Vol. 38, pp
2085-2092).
Anil Kumar Bose Memorial Medal to Dr Vijay V Patel, Scientist
“E”, Aeronautical Development Agency, Vimanpura Post, Bangalore 560
093. For his research paper on “Some Applications of Randomized
Algorithms for Control Systems Design”. (Published in Automatica
2002 , Vol. 38, pp 2085-2092). |
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