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ICTS-Northeastern discussion Meeting on Games, Epidemics and Behavior

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Games, Epidemics and Behavior

DATES

Monday 27 Jun, 2016 – Friday 01 Jul, 2016

VENUE

Madhava lecture hall, ICTS Bangalore

ORGANIZERS

Deeparnab Chakrabarty, Niloy Ganguly, Rajmohan Rajaraman and Ravi Sundaram

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Gaurav Sharma May 25, 2016July 8, 2016

Testimonials

ITRA is one of the innovative programme by MeitY. This project is not only confined to domestic institutes, it also has an International component to it, for mentoring and guidance in achieving the results. ITRA need to really take this experience to a different level by bringing additional funding and to involve more number of institutes and more number of research areas, not confined to only Mobile and Water domains, it should have a integration and sustainability aspects for societal impact… Read more

Dr. Ajay Pradhan, C2S2, New Delhi

ITRA offers a good combination of institutional and corporate research, the corporate research brings in the necessary experience for research management and it’s a great encouragement for the new professors to bring in industrialized research.

Dr. Satish Rath, Xerox, Bangalore

The rigorous review process has helped us improve research quality a lot. Our project has 6 papers in published in tier one conferences which is an excellent outcome for Indian standards.

Dr. Pushpendra Singh, IIIT Delhi

I would rate the ITRA initiative very highly on three aspects. Firstly, it is one of the very few programmes, especially in India, that brings collaboration of the top tier institutions with the upcoming institutions, providing opportunity for students to interact with the big names in their domains, which really doesn’t exist in any other project. The second point I would like to highlight is pushing the research to not being limited on paper or have top level publications but also to have soc… Read more

Dr. Archan Misra, SMU, Singapore

The approach to research that ITRA is fostering is going to have significant impact. Most exciting is the Idea of getting researchers together internationally and researchers, student in India, to address challenging problems from very diverse backgrounds. The cross institutional collaboration that has happened, the enthusiasm of the students is very fortunate. The legacy of ITRA is here to stay.

Prof. Praveen Kumar, UIUC, USA

I think ITRA is a very good experiment in the context of Indian academia, it tries to build the essential ‘habits’ of well performing academic teams.

Dr. Shiv Kalyanraman, IBM, Bangalore

ITRA has forced us to think from a multiplicity of viewpoints and asked hard questions about very relevant 21st century engineering problems.

Dr. Gaurav Raina, IIT Madras

I think ITRA projects are directly relevant to the Indian context, not necessarily as products that people can use, but as steps toward these products, which implies growth.

Prof. Thomas O Binford, Read-Ink Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore

ITRA is unique and it somehow essentially dismantles the long existing hierarchical research structure and it brings very senior professors and then at the same time the ones who have just joined the academia as young students, which is a phenomenal contribution of ITRA in changing the mindset of people about higher education. ITRA has brought individuals, stakeholders together in one family for role to play in a collective idea of development that essentially leverages the power of information … Read more

Dr. Bhanu Neupane, UNESCO, Paris

It’s an excellent model to follow, I personally have benefited from this model, but it does have it’s challenges.

 
Dr. Sergey Gorinski, IMDEA Networks, Spain

The work done by ITRA-Water teams is important for the nation as far as the water sector is concerned and we need to take this forward, the intensity of it has to be increased, its application to the fields has to be enhanced. ITRA’s evaluation process increases the quality of the work going on based on the interactions between the teams and the review panel for mid-term course correction. We have to create a sustainable community, which can sustain on its own.

Prof. Vinod Tare, IIT Kanpur

In principle ITRA’s evaluation process is very good, it’s not about routine presentation, it’s about brainstorming in which anyone can ask their queries, it’s more like sharing of information and problem solving.

Prof. Nayan Sharma, IIT Roorkee

Very nice concept. ITRA gave us the opportunity to work not only with Indian colleagues but also to interact with the international mentors at regular intervals. Overall a good community in terms of interaction.

Prof. N.S. Raghuwanshi, IIT Kharagpur

The focus on real world impact as well as research excellence which is extremely good and that is what we need to ensure that we get tangible output from these research programs.

Dr. Manish Gupta, Xerox, Bangalore

ITRA provided us one of the best platform to work together with different institutes and Govt. agencies and enjoy working together as a team to complete our project which is our first and foremost achievement as a group, apart from the technical outputs. This has most benefited the research students for collaboration with different institutes whose credit goes to ITRA. Flexibility in terms of funding corresponding to travel of students for research is very different and encouraging as compared t… Read more

Prof. P.P.Mujumdar, IISc Bangalore

ITRA is very helpful for a way to grow along with our students, to solve societal problems. It is a real collaborative project which brings different communities, people and stakeholders along with end users to work together to address significant societal problems. The way ITRA reviewed the individual proposals and then later on collated and combined these proposals to really address a problem is marvelous. The review meetings have helped us a lot to think innovatively and come up with new idea… Read more

Dr. K.B.V.N. Phanindra, IIT Hyderabad

Bringing people from different institutes, different culture working together during and even after the end of the projects is a positive outcome of ITRA.

Dr. Nani Bhowmik, Illinois State Water Survey, USA

ITRA is ambitious in trying to solve many problems with one effort such as innovatively solving real world problems through research, and to make research teams with one renowned institution and with other institutions that are not that renowned today with the expectation that these institutions will one day be able to become a lead institution. As mentioned, it is very ambitious and significant progress has been made.

Prof. Huzur Saran, IIT Delhi 

The ITRA architecture is the best I have seen when it comes to project sanctions and evaluations.

Dr. Manish Shrivastava, IIIT Hyderabad

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