
Program Advisors
Professor of Computer Science at the
University of Memphis (USA) and has
been significantly involved in research,
and education involving computational
intelligence techniques and their applications.
Dr. Dasgupta has several patents, published
textbooks, edited volumes and co-edited
journals and conference proceedings.
Dr. Dasgupta’s multidisciplinary research
resulted in more than 300+ publications with
21000+ citations and having an h-index of 67
as per Google scholar. Dasgupta received
many awards including the 2014 ACM
SIGEVO Impact Award, recipient of the 2023
UofM’s Arthur G. Graesser Presidential Award
for Lifetime Achievement in Research, etc.
He was designated as an ACM Distinguished
Speaker (2015-20) and currently IEEE
Distinguished Lecturer. He has been a Fellow
of IEEE since 2015 and a Fellow of National
Academy of Inventors (since 2023).
Experienced Professor and thought leader
with a demonstrated history of success in
academia, collaboration with industry in
the areas AI in Cybersecurity, data analysis,
machine learning, AI/ML based system
design, etc.
Nivedita Majumdar, Ph.D., is an engineer
with 20+ years of algorithm development
experience in biotechnology, working on signal
and image processing, modeling, testing,
data visualization, machine learning, and AI.
She holds several patents and publications
in this space. Currently, she leads a team of
algorithm and AI engineers within the Genetic
Analysis Division at Thermo Fisher Scientific,
a world leader in serving science. She drives
innovation and feasibility questions for new
genetic analysis instruments and software
platforms. She coordinates cross-functional
efforts both hands-on technically as well as
through thought leadership. She is passionate
about education and empowering the next
generation to learn the tools and skillsets
that make them successful. She is part of this
team to deliver practical insights into real-
world applications.
Sourav loves anything that is new and creative
and has to do with Computers, Technology or
Business. Because of this, he is still undecided
whether art or technology suits him better and
he continues to pursue both. He started with
pursuing for a Masters in Design Computing
at the University of Sydney, Australia and went
on to complete a Doctor of Engineering in
Mechanical Engineering (Control Engineering)
from Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan, in
March of 1996.
Dipankar Dasgupta (Ph.D) Nivedita Majumdar (Ph.D) Sourav Kundu (Dr. Engg.)
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