Chemometric Monitoring

Madhusree Kundu is the associate professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT Rourkela, Odhisa, India. Her previous prestigious academic appointments include Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India. She has guided several Masters' and Ph. D students and has been awarded with various research grants. Dr. Kundu has published 70 scientific papers and few book chapters and a book to her credit. She has been the reviewer of several peer reviewed International journals. Her teaching and research interests include, chemometric applications, Process identification and control, and fluid phase equilibria. Dr. Kundu and her research group is currently engaged in detection and quantification of arsenic in contaminated water through electronic tongue technology. Dr. Kundu is the member of 'The Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers' and 'The Institute of Engineers India'.
Palash Kundu is the associate professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. Dr. Kundu's field of specialization is Measurements & Instrumentation and he is having an industrial experience of more than a decade in government as well as in private sectors. His research interests include wireless sensor networking for industrial automation, biomedical signal transmission and receiving and design & application of embedded systems.? Apart from teaching, Dr. Kundu has been engaged in R & D activities related to academia and industry as well. Dr. Kundu delivered invited lectures in various national congress or symposiums.
Seshu Kumar Damarla is going to submit his Ph.D thesis in the Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT Rourkela, Odhisa, India. Mr. Damarla has been the branch topper in Chemical Engineering during his masters' from the same institute. By now, he has already published more than 20 scientific papers to his credit. His research interests include Process identification and control (including fractional order processes/ controller), devising numerical method for fraction order process simulation, and chemometric applications.