HACKSAGON 2020 is a national level Project competition initiative by ABV-IIITM IEEE Student Branch, ABV-IIITM, IEEE Bombay Section and six other IIITs (IIIT Una,... Read More
The Competition is open to graduate and undergraduate students, who are members of the IEEE Communications Society. Its purpose is to recognize students or... Read More
Dear Members, The India Council Awards are administered by IC Awards Committee. In order to recognise the dedicated efforts of IEEE Volunteers IEEE India... Read More
IEEE Bombay section has a large number of dedicated volunteers who contribute to the building of the section by their hard work and dedication.... Read More
Brief reports on the first edition of Section’s signature conference (IBSSC-2019) have appeared in the newsletters of IC and R10.
The Bombay Section is recognized for meeting its retention goal for the 2019 membership year. The membership development goals were developed based on Section’s four year... Read More
The first edition of the IEEE BOMBAY SECTION SIGNATURE CONFERENCE – IBSSC-2019 was successfully organised during July 26-28, 2019 at the VMCC, IIT Bombay.... Read More
Dear Members, It is our pleasure to release the second issue of the IEEE Region 10 Newsletter for 2019. You may download the newsletter from the... Read More
Dr. Satyanarayana did his B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from J.N.T.University, Hyderabad and Ph.D. in Physics from IIT Bombay. He is working in the Department of High Energy Physics, TIFR since 1983 – and is currently a Scientific Officer (H). He is also a Visiting Professor at the Applied Science Department of the American College, Madurai. He worked on many major experiments, including a series of underground experiments at Kolar Gold Fields, D-Zero experiment at Fermilab, Chicago and CMS experiment on LHC at CERN, Geneva. Currently, he is fully engaged in building a mega science experiment called ICAL at the proposed India-based Neutrino Observatory (INO) near Madurai. He won IEEE Bombay Section’s Outstanding Volunteer Award for 2014 and IEEE Head Quarter’s MGA Achievement Award for 2016. Dr. Satyanarayana has published 200 research papers and proceedings in national and international journals and conferences, besides scores of invited talks.
Ms. Ashwini Kotrashetti is a senior faculty at Dept. of Electronics & Telecommunication Engg, Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Mumbai and leads the RF/ Microwave Center of Excellence.
She did her bachelor’s in engineering from Karnataka University and masters in Telecommunications from Mumbai University. She has over 20 years of academic experience and is currently pursuing her doctoral studies, in the field of Microwave Antennas.
She is an IEEE Senior Member, holding positions of Jt. Treasurer IEEE Bombay Section, Secretary of MTT-S Chapter IEEE BS and Immediate Past-Chair of Women In Engineering BS. She is grantee of grantee of the prestigious IEEE Humanitarian Activities Committee (HAC) project grant for the year 2017 for the project “Comprehensive Development of Tribal Community of Walvanda”. She also is the faculty advisor for IEEE-DBIT MTT-S Chapter and Chair of SIGHT in IEEE-DBIT SB.
Her research interests are RF & Microwave subsystem design and Microwave Biomedical applications. She has experience of working on several real-time industry-sponsored projects and has refereed international publications to her credit.
