This Centre plays an important role in the process of scientific discovery and the field of engineering design. It offers multi-disciplinary M.Tech programs in Computational Engineering and Networking as well as in Remote Sensing and Wireless Sensor Networks.

CEN is actively engaged in pursuing research in the areas of wireless sensor networks, software radio, natural language processing, computational drug designing and advanced signal processing methods like wavelet theory. Projects at the Center are funded by the Ministry of IT, ISRO, NPOL. Research projects investigate socially relevant issues such as plagiarism detection and language translation.

Current research projects at the Center are varied and numerous. They include developing an engine to translate English to Indian languages, modeling a potential drug for Alzheimer's disease, developing a vibration damper for launch vehicle applications and using wireless sensor networks for precision agriculture.

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From The Director


Dr. Soman KP CEN is planning to conduct the following events:

1) National level workshop on "Compressed sensing" in October 2011.

2) National level workshop on "Software Defined Radio and Computational Communication Engg" in Dec. 2011

3) International Conference on "Compressed Sensing and Applications", 3-4 Feb 2012.

4) International Conference on "Natural Language Processing", July 2012.

All Mtech students in "CEN" and "Remote Sensing and Wireless Sensor Networks" are actively participating in organizing and conducting the events. It is hoped that students get exposure to latest developments in Technology through these events. For International conference, we are associating with CDAC-Pune.
More details about the event will be available soon on this website.

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