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DST-PURSE CENTRE

AT

SRI VENKATESWARA UNIVERSITY

TIRUPATI-517502

ANDHRA PRADESH

INDIA

INDEX

1. ESTABLISHMENT OF DST-PURSE CENTRE

2. DST-PURSE PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION GROUP MEMBERS

3. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

4. UTILIZATION OF THE FACILITIES CREATED UNDER PURSE PROGRAM

5. EQUIPMENT INDENT FORMS

6. MAJOR EQUIPMENT PICTUERS

7. OBJECTIVES OF DST-PURSE CENRE

8. UTILITY OF THE DST-PURSE CENRE

9. CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOP/TRAINING PROGRAMMES

ORGANIZED

10. MoU MADE

11. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

12. INVITED TALKS BY EMINENT PERSONALITIES

13. PROMINENT SCIENTISTS VISITED DST-PURSE CENTRE

14. 2nd PHASE OF DST-PURSE PROGRAMME(2016-2020)

15. FUTURE PLANS OF DST-PURSE CENTRE

16. PHOTO GALLERY OF DST-PURSE CENTRE ACTIVITIES

Sri Venkateswara University:: Tirupati

Department of Science and Technology-

Promotion of University Research and

Scientific Excellence Programme (DST-PURSE) Centre

1. SVU DST-PURSE ESTABLISHEMENT:

Sri Venkateswara University has been ranked 22nd

in the Country based on the

research publications and h-index (30-39) as indicator through SCOPUS data base for 1998-

2008 duration, in Biological and Physical sciences, in this connection the Department of

Science &Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi has sanctioned “Promotion of

University Research and Scientific Excellence(PURSE)” programme under C- category

with an incentive grant of Rs.9 crores to promote research and development in the

university in the 1st Phase. The DST-PURSE project was sanctioned to S.V. University on 18th

November, 2010(sanction letter- DO.No. SR/S9/Z/-23/2010/21, dated ,16-03-2011). The Project

Implementation Group (PIG) consisting of 9 members from different discipline of the subject are

appointed by the Vice- Chancellor under DST-PURSE Programme.

2. DST-PURSE PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION GROUP MEMBERS

S. No. Name of the Faculty Department

1 Porf. D. V. R. Sai Gopal, Co-ordinator Dept. of Virology, SVU

2 Prof. S. Budhuddu, Member Dept. of Physics, SVU

3 Prof. K. Yellamma, Member Dept. of Zoology, SVU

4 Prof. K. Thyagaraju, Member Dept. of Biochemistry, SVU

5 Prof. V. Padmavathi, Member Dept.of Chemistry, SVU

6 Prof. O.Md. Hussain, Member Dept. of Physics, SVU

7 Prof. I. V. Ramana Reddy, Member Dept. of Civil Engineering, SVU

8 Prof. T. Vijaya, Member Dept. of Botany, SVU

9 Dr. K.V. Sucharitha, Member Dept. of Home Science, SVU

3. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

In the 1st Phase the following Major Equipment are procured to cater the needs of the

advanced research for faculty and researchers and also the Networking and Computational facility

has developed to facilitate the ongoing research activities. The minor equipment are facilitated to

support the research work for the research fellows who are coming from the outside the

universities/institutes.

1st PHASE MAJOR EQUIPMENT:

S.No NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT MAKE & MODEL

1 Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) Make: NT-MDT Service &

Logistics Model: Solver Next

2 Inductively Coupled Plasma-

Atomic/Optical Emission Spectroscopy

(ICP-OES)

Make: PerkinElmer Model:

OPTIMA 8000 DV

3 Ultracentrifuge Make : Beckman Coulter India

Pvt. Ltd Model: Optima XPN 100

4 Real -time PCR Make: Applied Biosystems

Model: StepOne Plus

5 Fluorescent Microscope Make: Olympus Singapore Pte

Ltd Model: Trinocular BX53

6 Bio-Safety Cabinet Level-II Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific

USA Model: 1386 CLASSII A2

4FT along)

7 Nano Drop Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Model: ND 8000

8 Ultra Water Purification System Make : Millipore Pvt. Ltd Model:

Milli Q Direct 8 ELIX

9 -800 C Vertical Deep freezer Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific

Model: 900 Series

10 NMR Spectrometer NMR-400 MHz Make: JEOL Model: JNM-

ECS400

11 Nano Particle Analyzer SZ-100

Make: Horiba Model: SZ-100

4. UTILIZATION OF THE FACILITIES CREATED UNDER PURSE PROGRAM:

Infrastructure Utility:

The Major Equipment are being utilized by the faculty/research scientists /scholars not only

by SVUniversity, Tirupati but also other local universities/colleges within the state and also being

used by outside the state universities/institutes/college for their research activities and same are

acknowledged in their research publications. The following User Charges are being collected to

maintain the PURSE Centre by the official approval of SVUniversity.

Sl.

No Name of the Equipment

For

SV University

Per Sample Rs.

For Outside

University

Per Sample Rs.

Industry Persons

Per Sample Rs.

1

Inductively Coupled Plasma – Optical

Emission Spectroscopy

(ICP-OES)

(Digested Samples are allowed for

analysis)

300/-

For Qualitative &

Quantitative

Analysis

Per element

(50/- for extra

element)

600/-

For Qualitative &

Quantitative

Analysis

Per element

(100/- for extra

element)

1000/-

For Qualitative &

Quantitative

Analysis

Per element

(200/- for extra

element)

2

Ultra Centrifuge

100/- Per

Spin/hour/sample

250/- Per

Spin/hour/sample

500/- Per

Spin/hour/sample

Disposable centrifuge tubes will be charged separately for each spin

3 Fluorescent Microscope

(Only Soft Copy)

100/- per sample 250/- per sample 500/- per sample

4 Nano Micro Litre Spectrophotometer

(With Analysis Report)

50/- per sample 100/- per sample 200/- per sample

5 Ultra Water

Purification

System

RO 1 lit @ 10/- 1 lit @ 25/- 1 lit @ 100/-

Ultra-Pure HPLC Grade 1 lit @ 50/- 1 lit @100/- 1 lit @ 250/-

6 Atomic Force Microscope 600/- per sample 800/- per sample 1200/- per sample

7

-800 C Vertical deep Freezer Rs. 100 per

box/month

Box Size

(10x10x5cm)

Rs.500 per

box/month Box Size

(10x10x5cm)

Rs.1000 per

box/month Box Size

(10x10x5cm)

8

Real Time PCR Rs.200 per sample Rs.500 per sample Rs.1000 per sample

Subject to the arrangement of their own requirements (PCR

Enzymes, Reagents, Plates etc.,) to run the PCR reaction, user

charges are only for providing instrument and the analysis of the

samples.

9 Bio-safety Cabinet level-II A Rs.100/- Per hour Rs. 500/- per hour Rs. 1000/- Per hour

10 Nano Particle Size & Zeta Potential

Analyzer

Rs.500/- per sample Rs. 700/- per sample Rs. 1200/- per sample

11

NMR400 MHz

spectrometer

Per sample, for

each half an

hour or less,

1H, 19F, 31P Rs.300/- per sample

Rs. 500/- per sample Rs. 1000/- per sample

13C, DEPT Rs.400/- per sample Rs.700/- per sample Rs.1500/- per sample

2D:COSY, HSQC Rs.1000/- per sample Rs.1500/- per

sample

Rs.3000/- per

sample

Extra charges

for solvents

2D:DQFCOSY,

HMBC, TOCSY

Rs.1000/- per sample Rs.2000/- per

sample

Rs.4000/- per

sample

2D:NOESY/ROESY Rs.1500/- per sample Rs.2500/- per

sample

Rs.5000/- per

sample

Solvent charges:-

CDCL3

Rs.100/- per sample Rs.200/- per sample Rs.400/- per sample

Solvent charges:-

DMSO-d6

Rs.200/- per sample Rs.300/- per sample Rs.500/- per sample

First half an hour per sample. for every subsequent 30 minutes additional Rs 300/- for

Academic and Rs 600/- for Industrial samples, will be collected

Note: Bulk samples more than 10 will be considered for 10% concession

ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY AND PROJECT WORKS

12

Antimicrobial

Activity

2 Gram-ve Bacteria

2 Gram +ve bacteria

2 Fungal isolates

Rs. 500/- per sample Rs. 800/- per sample Rs.1500/- per sample

13

Antiviral

Activity

Cell line based, two

RNA and two DNA

animal viruses- cell

toxicity and antiviral

assay (MTT)

Rs. 1000/- per

sample

Rs. 1500/- per

sample

Rs. 3000/- per sample

13

Project works M.Sc., Microbiology/ Biotechnology/Animal

Biotechnology/Botany/ Zoology/ Chemistry/Physics/ Food

Technology and B.Tech & M.Tech (Chemical and Environmental,

Biotechnology engineering students), Pharmacology and other

Allied Sciences.

Rs. 10,000/- to

15000/-

(may vary

depending on type

of works and period

of the project

duration)

In-House Project works at DST-PURSE Centre:

Project works for Science, Engineering and Pharmacy students will be done under the guidance of

Faculty and Scientists at DST-PURSE Centre with the following subjects - M.Sc Biotechnology and

Animal Biotechnology, Home Science & Food Technology, Microbiology & Industrial Microbiology,

Botany, Zoology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Physics, M.Tech & B.Tech Biotechnology,

Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, M.Pharmacy & B.Pharmacy. The project work

bench and equipment charges will be on payment basis with prior intimation with the Co-ordinator,

DST-PURSE Centre, S.V.University, Tirupati.

Contact:

Prof.D.V.R.Sai Gopal

Co-ordinator

DST-PURSE Centre

S.V.University

TIRUPATI-517502

Andhra Pradesh

India

Mobile no: 09849615634

Land no:0877-2249440

Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

http://saif.iitm.ac.in/popup/pop1.html

http://saif.iitm.ac.in/popup/pop1.html

mailto:[email protected]

The users should submit the filled Indent Form with prior intimation to Co-ordinator, DST-

PURSE Centre, SV University, Tirupati. The user charges (approved by the Vice –Chancellor

Proceedings No3011-UGC-III/(3)/DST-PURSE/2010 dated 16-05-2013) will be paid in favour of

“Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE” payable at “TIRUPATI” by depositing in to the following bank

accounts or send in the form DD.

Account Name: Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE

Name of the Bank: Andhra Bank, SVU

Campus (1032), Tirupati – 517 502

Account Number:103210100027651

IFSC Code: ANDB0001032

MICR Code: 517011009

Account Name: Co-ordinator, DST FOR

PURSE

Name of the Bank: State Bank of India, SVU

Campus (1197), Tirupati – 517 502

Account Number: 31964922372

IFSC Code:SBIN0001197

5. EQUIPMENT INDENT FORMS:

The proforma of indent forms are given below for each equipment with details. The

candidates have to fill up the appropriate indent form with the information, duly signed by the

candidate and his/her Research Supervisor/ Guide/Director/ Head/Principal of the concerned

department/ college/institute along with the payment details. The soft copy of the indent form may

be send by mail, so the slot may be reserved in advance for the candidate depending on the urgency

of the work.

FORMAT OF THE INDENT FORMS

NMR INDENT FORM:

SRI VENKATESWARA UNIVERSITY: TIRUPATI

DST-PURSE CENTRE: Government of India NMR-400 MHz

(Make: JEOL Model: JNM-ECS400)

INDENT FORM

Name of the Candidate :

Name of the Research Supervisor :

Address for Communication :

Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code

Solubility of the compound(s)

Test Required

:

:

:

Structure of the Compound(s)

Draw the back side of the page

:

Data to be stored : Soft/ Hard Copy

Do you need the sample back after

analysis

: Yes / No

Please note that the user charges payment for data measurements is to be deposited in the

Andhra Bank, SVU Campus Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favour of Co-ordinator,

DST-PURSE Centre, S.V. University, Tirupati-517502 and should be enclosed along with this

form.

I certify that the samples submitted belong to the above mentioned user and agree to acknowledge

DST-PURSE Centre, S.V. University, Tirupati, for the usage of the facility in all publications. The

details of publication will be intimated to DST-PURSE by Email:[email protected].

Signature of the Supervisor Signature of the Candidate

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Signature of the Co-ordinator

:

Date and time of work

:

Signature of the in-charge

:

AFM INDENT FORM:


DST-PURSE CENTRE: Government of India

ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE

(Make: NT-MDT Service & Logistics Model: Solver Next)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :

Date of submission of sample(s) :

Type & nature of the samples(s) :



analysis

: Yes / No

Please note that payment for data measurements is to be deposited in the Andhra Bank, SVU

Campus Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favour of Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE Centre,

S.V. University, Tirupati-517502 and should be enclosed along with this form.





FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:

Signature of the User after receiving the

sample

:

ICP-OES INDENT FORM:


DST-PURSE CENTRE : Government of India

ICP – OES

(Make: PerkinElmer Model: OPTIMA 8000 DV)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :


Analysis method : Qualitative / Quantitative

Elements to be analyzed :



analysis

: Yes / No

Note: Please submit only clear aqueous solutions for analysis. Avoid corrosive, explosive, toxic and

high vapor pressure samples. 10-15 ml of sample is required for analysis. Please submit appropriate

Reagent Blank. Too much dilution of the sample may lead to results below the limit of

quantification (LOQ).


Campus Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favor of Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE Centre, S.V.

University, Tirupati-517502 and should be enclosed along with this form.

I certify that the samples submitted belong to the above mentioned user and agree to

acknowledge DST-PURSE Centre, S.V. University, Tirupati, for the usage of the facility in all

publications. The details of publication will be intimated to DST-PURSE by

Email:[email protected].


FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Signature of the Co-ordinator :

Date and time of work :


:


data

:

ULTRA CENTRIFUGE INDENT FORM:



Ultracentrifuge

(Make : Beckman Coulter India Pvt. Ltd Model: Optima XPN 100)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :





analysis

: Yes / No









FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:

FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPE INDENT FORM:



Fluorescent Microscope

(Make: Olympus Singapore Pte Ltd Model: Trinocular BX53)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :


Analysis method : Qualitative

Data to be stored : Soft/Hard Copy


analysis

: Yes / No







Signature of the Research Supervisor Signature of the Candidate

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:

BIO-SAFETY INDENT FORM:



BIO-SAFETY CABINET LEVEL-II

(Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific USA Model: 1386 CLASSII A2 4FT along)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

Type & nature of Samples :


Duration of the work in hours :

(we will provide the Biosafety chamber only, requirements related to the work can be bring by the

candidate)

Please note that payment for the work is to be deposited in the Andhra Bank, SVU Campus

Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favor of Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE Centre, S.V.







FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:

Signature of the User after usage of the

Bio-safety Cabinet Level-II

:

NANO PARTICLE SIZE ANALYZER INDENT FORM:



Nano Particle Analyzer sz-100

(Make: Horiba Model: sz-100)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :


Measurement type : Particle size / Zeta potential/Molecular Weight

Particle dispersion Medium :

Particle Refractive index



analysis

: Yes / No

Note: Please submit the samples only dispersed in suitable solvent (aqueous/organic solvents) not

in dissolved mode. 3-5 ml of sample is required for analysis.








FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:

-800C VERTICAL DEEP FREEZER INDENT FORM:



-80oC Vertical Deep Freezer

(Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific Model: 900 Series)

INTEND FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples (boxes) :

Sample box size in sq.cm. :

Sample Code/ Name :


Duration of samples to be stored :

Date of sample(s) returned to Indenter :









FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:

Date and time of storage

:


:


sample

:

REAL TIME PCR INDENT FORM:



Real Time –PCR

(Make: Applied Biosystems Model: StepOne Plus)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :





analysis

: Yes / No









FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:

NANO DROP INDENT FORM:



Nanomicrolitre Spectrophotometer

(Make: Thermo Fisher Scientific Model: ND 8000)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

No. of Samples :

Sample Code :



Data to be stored : Soft / Hard Copy


analysis

: Yes / No









FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:

ULTRA PURE WATER INDENT FORM:



Ultra Water Purification System

(Make : Millipore Pvt. Ltd Model: Milli Q Direct 8 ELIX)

INDENT FORM




Phone Number :

E-mail address :

Type of water : Elix/MilliQ water

No. of Litres :


Campus Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favor of Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE Centre,

S.V.Univeristy, Tirupati-517502 and should be enclosed along with this form.



details of publication will be intimated to DST-PURSE by Email:[email protected]


FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:


:


data

:



Project Work / Antimicrobial Activity

INDENT FORM Name of the Candidate :



Phone Number :

E-mail address :

Project Title :

Date of Joining :

Date of Project submission

Antimicrobial activity : Samples No:

Please note that payment for Project work is to be deposited in the Andhra Bank, SVU Campus

Branch (Ac. No: 103210100027651) in favor of Co-ordinator, DST-PURSE Centre, S.V.







FOR OFFICE USE ONLY


:


:

Signature of the in-charge :


data

:

6. MAJOR EQUIPMENT PICTUERS:

7. OBJECTIVES OF DST-PURSE CENRE:

The Research objectives of the DST-PURSE Programme are being carried out in different

areas of Physical and Biological Sciences in respective departments.

Major Research areas :

I. Physical Sciences-Material research for the development of micro and nano devices.

II. Biological Sciences – Biotic and Abiotic molecules and their health effects and therapeutic

applications.

III. Engineering Sciences-Metal, soil, structure investigations; scheduling, modeling, simulation of

welding and advanced computing related to industry.

I. Physical Sciences:

Major area of Research - Synthesis and characterization of Novel materials with Exotic

properties:

It is proposed to synthesize polycrystalline and nanocrystalline Noval materials with exotic

properties towards their ultimate applications in the areas like Photonics, Spintronics,

Microelectronics, Chromogenics and Micro-Power conversion and storage devices. Depending on

the interest and expertise different sub areas of research are identified under the above major

research area.

Sub areas of the Research : 1. Study of structural and spectroscopic properties of various rare earth doped telluride glasses.

Development of lanthanide doped lacer and photonic glasses for infrared-visible lasers, three-

dimensional (3D) volumetric displays, optical data storage devices etc.,

3. Growth and characterization of dilute magnetic semiconductors of II - VI and III - V compounds

for spintronic devices.

4. Study of deep level defects in GaN by fabricating schottry contacts on GaN.

5. Investigations on Lithium metal oxide thin film cathode materials for microbattery applications.

6. Investigations on thin film photo voltaic materials for heterojunction solar cells. Investigations on

transparent conducting metaloxide thin films. Growth and characterization of high dielectric

constant metaloxide thin films for microelectronic applications.

7. Isolation, Structure elucidation and Synthesis of bio - active natural products and synthetic organic

chemistry.

8. Environmental pollution monitoring and management - development of pre concentration methods,

characterization and studies of trace metals, pesticides, environmental and biological samples.

II. Biological Sciences:

Major area of Research - Biotic and Abiotic molecules and their health effects and

therapeutic applications:

It is proposed to study the Isolation, Synthesis and role of Biotic and Abiotic molecules and

their effects and therapeutic applications in various fields of research related to Human, Animal and

Plant health.

Sub areas of the Research: 1. Isolation and synthesis of Bio active natural and synthetic products, development of

suitable techniques for analysis of environmental and biological samples. Development of

theraptic foods for nutritional disorders will also be the area of focus.

2. Isolation and studies of new plant products for antimicrobial, anticancer, diabetic

regulations and low cost technology and generation of active biomolecules.

3. Studies on antimicrobial activity of active biomolecules both in vivo and in vitro studies,

microbial bio remediation and microbial leaching of nano particles.

4. Development of immuno and molecular diagnostic for various major viral diseases

infecting human, animal (including Aquatic animals) and plants.

5. Role of metals, nutrients and medicinal plants in health and disease.

III. Engineering Sciences:

Major area of Research - Metal, soil, structure investigations; scheduling, modeling,

simulation of welding and advanced computing related to industry.

Depending on interest areas of the research of the scientists the different sub areas of research are

identified under the above major research area.

Sub areas of the Research: 1. Studies on Metal, Soil and Structure investigations related to geotec and industrial

applications.

2. Behavior of strains, stresses and deflections on loading of different structures.

3. Study of soil behavior with different properties like shear modulues, stiffness parameters,

settlement, and dynamic compaction to a depth of 30m.

4. Atmospheric signal processing, harmonic decomposition, design and development of high

power solid state TR modules and load flow analysis.

5. Establishment of research in various advanced computing, OS virtualization, CUDA based

and cloud computing, multimedia, web design, and simulated wireless mobile computing

facility.

The present research activities are green synthesis of nano particles and applications, antiviral

activities of various bio-molecules by In vitro against certain human and animal viruses, isolation

and screening of compounds from herbal origin for anti diabetic and anti hyper lipidemic activities,

synthesis, characterization and evaluation of antioxidant activities of novel molecules, In silico

analysis of cancer susceptibility genes, optimization and production of enzymes by using micro

organisms through solid state and submerged fermentation, transgenic approach for heavy metal

detoxification through plants, development of biogenic processed foods from prickly pear fruits,

neurodegenerative and behavioral studies in animal models, comparison of different immuno –

histological biomarkers in breast cancer patients. Physical sciences - Micro structural and electrical

and optical chemical properties of various thin films, ion doped sodium – lead borophosphate lasses

for red source laser applications, substrate bias influenced physical behavior of nanocrystalline

silver copper oxide films, studies on carbonyl derivatives, surface thermodynamic properties of

drugs, studies on uprolides by metathesis approaches.

8. UTILITY OF THE DST-PURSE CENRE:

The Infrastructure facilities are developed to cater the needs of the Major Equipments which

are procured and also the Networking and Computational facility has developed to facilitate the

ongoing research activities. The major equipments are being utilized by the following

universities/institutes/college for their research activities and same are acknowledged in their

research publications. The nominal user charges are being collected to maintain the PURSE Centre

by approval of university.

SV University:

Various department of SVUniversity- Virology, Microbiology, Biochemistry,

Biotechnology, Home Science, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Geology, Aquaculture,

Instrumentation, Environmental sciences, Pharmacy, Civil and Chemical Engineering.

Local College/Institutions:

SV Veterinary University, Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), Sri

Padmavathi Mahila University (SPMVV), CK Dental College, SV Agricultural College, SP Mahila

Pharmacy college, Vidyanikethan pharmacy college, Padmavathi Pharmacy college, SV Pharmacy

college.

Outside Universities:

SK University, Anantapur; Andhra University, Visakapatnam; Acharya Nagarjuna University,

Guntur; Yogivemana University, Kadapa; Vikrama Simhapuri University, Nellore; Dravidian

University, Kuppam.

Other state Universities/Institutes:

Gulbarga University, Gulburga; Ramachandra Medical University, Chennai; SRM

University, Chennai; IIT, Chennai; VIT, Vellore, Tiruvallore University, Vellore .

9. CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOP/TRAINING PROGRAMMES

ORGANIZED:

CONFERENCES/SEMINARS:

BAMHT-2012 (Biotic and Abiotic Molecular for Human Therapeutics) national

conference organized by DST-PURE from 24th - 25th February, 2012.

Stem cell Colloquium with collaboration NICHI Stem cell research Centre, Chennai on 19th

April, 2014

NSD-2014 - National Science Day with the theme of “Fostering Scientific Temper” held on

28th February, 2014.

NSD-2013- National Science Day with the theme of “Genetically Modified crops in Food

Security” held on 28th February, 2013.

NSD-2012- National Science Day on the theme of “Raman Effect” held on 28th February,

2012.

WORKSHOPS:

SAI-2014 (Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation) workshop organized from 24th -29th

March, 2014.

ICP-OES workshop of Perkin Elmer company organized on 25th -26th, July, 2016 .

High-performance Liquid chromatography HPLC workshop by Water India Ltd., organized

on 6th October, 2015

LCMSMS Technology based Application workshop by Agilent technologies, India on 5th

November, 2014

DST-Entrepreneur workshop for Science faculty and Researchers conducted by DST-

PURSE Centre & DST-ED cell from 11th -23rd March, 2014.

DST-Entrepreneur workshop for final year students and Research students conducted by

DST- PURSE Centre & DST-ED cell from 11th -13th November, 2013.

TRAINING:

Personality development and Soft skills programme held from 28th – 30th November, 2014.

Techno-Scientific Session on Recent Trends and Advancement in Spectroscopy, Liquid

handling held on 17th October, 2014.

PRAJNA Summer training programme for School Children on 29th April, 2014.

Personality development and Soft skills programme held from 7th -9th September, 2012 at

SV University, Tirupati with SV Veterinaty University, Tirupati.

10. MoU MADE:

Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS), Tirupati on Biomedical

research, 2013-2018.

Srimaharshi Research Institute of Vedic Technologies (SRIVT), Hyderabad on Nano

Biotechnology,2013-2018.

Nichi Stem Cell Research Centre (NSCRC), Chennai on Stem Cell research, 2013-2018.

South Asia Rural Reconstruction Association (SARRA), Bangalore on IMO technology,

2008-2013, 2013-2018.

11. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS:

National International Total Impact factor

01 31 30.66

S.

No

Names of the

Authors

Title of the

Articles

Year of

Publica

tion

Name

of the

Journal

Vol.

&

P.No.

Imp

act

fact

or

National

/

Internat

ional

ISS

N

Num

ber

1. Venkata Subbaiah

Kotakadia, Babu

Singarapub, Susmila

Aparna Gaddam,

Sucharitha KV, Sai

Gopal DVR and Rao

JL

EPR and Spectral

Investigations on

Edible Green

Leafy Vegetables

2017 Research

Journal

of

Pharmac

eutical,

Biologic

al and

Chemical

Sciences

82,

79

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

0975-

8585

2. Venkata S.

Kotakadi,Susmila

Aparna Gaddam,,

Sucharitha K.

Venkata, P. V. G. K.

Sarma,D. V. R. Sai

Gopal

Biofabrication and

spectral

characterization of

silver

nanoparticles and

their cytotoxic

studies on human

CD34 +ve stem

cells

2016 3

Biotech

6(216),

2-11 -

Internatio

nal

DOI

10.10

07/s1

3205-

016-

0532-

5

3. K.Reddiah,

T.MadhusudanaRed

dy, D.K.

VenkataRamana,

Y.subbaRao

Poly-Alizarin red

S/multiwalled

carbon nanotube

modified glassy

carbon electrode

for the boost up of

electrocatalytic

activity towards

the investigation

of dopamine and

simultaneous

resolution in the

presence of 5-HT:

A voltammetric

study

2016 Material

s

Science

and

Enginee

ring C,

62,506

-517

3.08

8

Internatio

nal ISSN

: 092

8-

4931,

4. M Varalakshmi, D

Srinivasulu, Venkata

S Kotakadi

Nano-BF3. SiO2

Catalyst Promoted

Michaelis-

Arbuzov Reaction:

Solvent-Free

2015 Phospho

rus,

Sulfur,

and

Silicon

190,15

18-

1524

0.82

7

Internatio

nal

ISSN

1042-

6507

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Synthesis and

Antimicrobial

Evaluation

and the

Related

Elements

5. Venkata Subbaiah

Kotakadi, Susmila

Aparna Gaddam,

Sucharitha Venkata

K and D.V.R. Sai

Gopal

“Ficus fruit-

mediated

biosynthesis of

silver

nanoparticles and

their antibacterial

activity against

antibiotic resistant

E.coli strains.

2015 Current

NanoScie

nce

11, 527

-538

1.42 Internatio

nal

ISSN

:1875

-6786

6. Venkata Subbaiah

Kotakadi Susmila

Aparna Gaddam,

Sucharitha Venkata

K and D.V.R. Sai

Gopal

New generation of

bactericidal silver

nanoparticles

against different

antibiotic resistant

Escherichia coli

strains

2015 Appl

Nanosci.,

7,843-

855 - Internatio

nal

ISSN: 2190-5509

7. D.S. Babu, D

Srinivasulu,

Venkata S Kotakadi

Synthesis of

Novel N-Aryl-4-

[6-(2-

Fluoropyridin-3-

YL) Quinazolin-2-

YL] Piperazine-1-

Carboxamide or-

Carbothioamide

Derivatives and

their antimicrobial

activity.

2015 Chemistr

y of

Heterocy

clic

51, 60-

66

0.69

8

Internatio

nal

ISSN

: 157

3-

8353

8. A. Sreenath Reddy,

M. Sivasankar

Reddy,

VenkataSubbaiah

Kotakadi ,P.V.

Chalapathi , A.

Varada Reddy

Synthesis,

spectroscopic

characterization

and antimicrobial

activity studies of

2-Butyl-4-chloro-

5-formylimidazole

thiosemicarbazone

and its manganese

(II) complex

2014 Journal

of

Applied

Pharmac

eutica

Science

4, 095-

101, - Internatio

nal

ISSN

2231-

3354

9. Venkata Subbaiah

Kotakadi Y.

Subba Rao, Susmila

Aparna Gaddam,

T.N.V.K.V. Prasad,

A. Varada Reddy,

D.V.R. Sai Gopal

Biofabrication of

silver

nanoparticles by

Andrographis

paniculata

2014 Europea

n

Journal

of

Medicina

l

chemistr

y

73,

135-

140

3.49

9

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

0223-

5234

10. Vasudeva Reddy

Netala , Venkata

Subbaiah Kotakadi ,

First report of

biomimetic

synthesis of silver

2014 Appl

Nanosci

5, 801-

807

- Internatio

nal

ISSN: 2190-5509




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Venkateswarlu

Nagam , Pushpalatha

Bobbu , Sukhendu

Bikash Ghosh ,

Vijaya Tartte

nanoparticles

using aqueous

callus extract of

Centella asiatica

and their

antimicrobial

activity.

11. Vasudeva Reddy

Netala , Venkata

Subbaiah Kotakadi , Sukhendu Bikash

Ghosh, Pushpalatha

Bobbu , Venkateswarlu

Nagam , Sharma K.K , Vijaya Tartte

Biofabrication of

silver

nanoparticles

using aqueous laef

extract of Melia

dubia ,

characterization

and antifungal

activity”

2014 Int J

Pharm

Pharm

Sci,

6, 298-

300

- Internatio

nal ISSN

0975 -

1491

12 Bhanu Priya. K,

Venkata Subbaiah

Kotakadi and Josthna. P

Anti-inflammatory

Effect of Basella

rubra on

Oxazolone-

induced Colitis in

Rat.

2014 America

n

Journal

of

Pharmac

y and

Clinical

Therapeu

tics

2,832-

841

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

2321-

2748

13 P. Krishnaa, D.

Srinivasulua, Venkata

S Kotakadi.

Synthesis,

characterization

and antibacterial

activity of new

linezolid-based

phosphoramidate

derivatives.

2014 Phospho

rus,

Sulfur,

and

Silicon

and the

Related

Elements

189,1557-1563

0.82

7

Internatio

nal

ISSN

1042-

6507

1. 1

14

Susmila Aparna

Gaddam Venkata

Subbaiah Kotakadi,

Y. Subba Rao, A.

Varada Reddy,

D.V.R. Sai Gopa

Efficient and

robust

biofabrication of

silver

nanoparticles by

cassia alata leaf

extract and their

antimicrobial

activity

2014 J

Nanostru

ct Chem

4:82 - Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

2193-

8865

2. 2

15

Venkata

SubbaiahKotakadi,

Y. SubbaRao,

SusmilaAparnaGadd

am, T.N.V.K.V.

Prasad, A. Varada

Reddy, D.V.R. Sai

Gopal

Simple and rapid

biosynthesis of

stable silver

nanoparticles

using dried leaves

of

Catharanthusroseu

s. Linn. G. Donn

and its anti-

microbial activity

2013 Colloids

and

Surfaces

B:

Biointerf

aces

105,

194–

198

3.55

4

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

0927-

7765

3. 3

16

BhanuPriya. K,

Venkata S

Kotakadi and

Josthna

Antimutagenic

Activity of

Syzygium

Aromaticum

Extract in Mice

using Bone

Marrow

Micronucleus Test

2013 Journal

of

Pharma

and Bio

Sciences

4, 117

- 124

0.47 Internatio

nal

ISSN

-

0975-

6299

4. 4

17

Y. SubbaRao,

Venkata S.

Kotakadi,T.N.V.K.V

. Prasad , A.V.

Reddy , D.V.R. Sai

Gopal

Green synthesis

and spectral

characterization of

silver

nanoparticles from

Lakshmitulasi

(Ocimum

sanctum) leaf

extract

2013 Spectroc

himicaAc

ta Part

A:

Molecula

r and

Biomolec

ular

Spectros

copy

103,

156–

159

1.97

7

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

1386-

1425

5. 6

18

SadaVenkateswarlu,

Y. SubbaRao, T.

Balaji,

B. Prathima, N.V.V.

Jyothi

Biogenic synthesis

of Fe3O4

magnetic

nanoparticles

using Plantain peel

extract

2013 Material

Letters

100,24

1–244

2.22

4

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

0167-

577X

6. 9

19

Jagadeesh M,

Rashmi H K, ,

SubbaRao Y,

Prathima B, Sreenath

Reddy Varada

Reddy A

Synthesis,

Characterization,

Antimicrobial and

Antitumor

Activity Studies of

New cis-

Pd(II)(diaqua)diflu

oroacetophenone-

thiosemicarbazone

Complex

2013 Spectroc

himicaAc

ta Part

A-

Molecula

r and Bio

molecula

r

Spectros

copy

115

583-

587

1.97

7

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

1386-

1425

7. 6

20

C.V.M. Naresh

Kumar,

D.V.R. Sai Gopal

Isolation and

diagnosis of

Chikungunya virus

causing outbreaks

in Andhra

Pradesh, India

2013 J ClinSci

Res

2:2-7 - National ISSN

:

2277-

5706

8. 8

21

K. JayanthBabu, P.

Jeevan Kumar, O.

M. Hussain

Microstructural

and

electrochemical

properties of rf-

sputtered

LiMn2O4 thin

film

cathodes

2012 ApplNan

osci

2:401–

407

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

2190-

5517

9. 9

22

K. JayanthBabu, P.

Jeevan Kumar, Obili

M. Hussain

Growth,

Microstructure and

Electrochemical

Properties of RF

2013 Material

s

Sciences

and

4, 128-

133

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

2153-

1188

Sputtered

LiMn2O4 Thin

Films on

Au/Polyimide

Flexible Substrates

Applicati

ons

10. 10

23

Venkata

RamanaKatla,

Rasheed Syed,

Chandra Sekhar

Kuruva, Hema

Kumar

Kuntrapakam, and

Naga Raju

Chamarthi

Synthesis of Novel

Phosphorylated

Guanidine

Derivatives from

Cyanamide and

TheirAnti-

inflammatory

Activity

2013 Chem.

Pharm.

Bull.

61, 25–

32

1.59

2

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

1347-

5223

1. 1

1

24

Venkata

RamanaKatla,

Rasheed Syed,

Madhava Golla1,

Adam Shaik and

Naga Raju

Chamarthi

Synthesis and

biological

evaluation of

novel urea and

thiourea

derivatives of

valacyclovir

2012 Journal

of the

Serbian

Chemical

Society

77 , 1–

16

0.93

4

Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

1820-

7421

11. 12

25

S.Murali Mohan,

K. Peddanna,

A.Ramya,

VinaysagarLakka

and

D.JayasimhaRayalu

Genome Wide

Analysis,

Modelling And

Dna Binding

Studies Of Sterol

Responsible

Element Binding

Protein-1(Srebp-1)

Of Type 2

Diabetes

2012 Internati

onal

journal

of

Analytica

l,

Pharmac

eutical

and

Biomedic

al

Sciences

Issue-

2:

April-

June -

2012

- Internatio

nal

ISSN:

2278-

0246

12. 13

26

Shahlaahmadian,

K.Peddanna.Vinaysa

garLakka.D.

JayasimhaRayalu,

D.V.R SaiGopal

Modelling And

Drug Designing of

Glutamate

Receptor Involved

in Alzheimer’s

Disease

2012 Internati

onal

journal

of

Applied

Biology

and

Pharmac

eutical

technolo

gy

3, 329

- 336,

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

0976-

4550

13. 14

27

B. Purusottam

Reddy, K. Sivajee

Ganesh, K. Jayanth

Babu and O.M.

Hussain

Optical properties

of copper oxide

thin films by RF

magnetron

sputtering

Internati

onal

Journal

of

Luminesc

ence and

Applicati

ons

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:

2277

–

6362

14. 15

28

Venkata

SubbaiahKotakadiGa

ddamSusmilaAparna

, B.U.V. Prashanth

and D.V.R. Saigopal

Computer Aided

Molecular

Modeling

approach of H & E

(Haemotoxylin&

Eosin) images of

Colon Cacer

2012 Internati

onal

Journal

of

Compute

r

Applicati

on

Volum

e.43,

April,

2012

2.52 Internatio

nal

ISSN

-

2250-

1797

15. 16

29

Prashanth B.U.V.

and Udaya Kumar

Naluguru

Development of

Higher Data

Rate Active

Optical Cable up

to 100 m Distance

Through Optical

Coupling

Elements

2012 Journal

of

Innovatio

n I

Electroni

cs

&Comm

unication

(JIEC)

Volum

e-2

Issue 2

Januar

y 21st

2012

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:2249

-

9946

16. 17

30

P. Anil Kumar,

Prashanth B.U.V.

and Dr. G.

Srinivaslulu

Design &

Development of

User Interface

(UI) for S3C2240

(ARM920T

CORE) Processor

Based Devices in

WinCE 5.0 RTOS

2012 Journal

of

Innovatio

n in

Electroni

cs &

Commun

ication

(JIEC)

Volum

e-2

Issue 2

Januar

y 21st

2012

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:2249

-

9946

17. 18

31

Uday Kumar

Naluguru, Dr.T.

Ramashri and

Prashanth B.U.V

Color

Segmentation

Based Staining

Method Used in

Biomedical

Application

2012 Journal

of

Innovatio

n in

Electroni

cs &

Commun

ication

(JIEC)

Volum

e-2

Issue 2

Januar

y 21st

2012

- Internatio

nal

ISSN

:2249

-

9946

18. 19

32

Prashanth B.U.V Design and

Implementation of

Wireless Energy

Meter

Sustem for

Monitoring a

Single Phase

Supply

2012 Internati

onal

Journal

of

Compute

r

Applicati

on

Volum

e 39-

No.3,

March

2012

2.52 Internatio

nal

ISSN

-

2250-

1797

19. 20

33

Prashanth B.U.V., P.

Anil Kumar and Dr.

G. Srinivasulu

Design &

Implementation of

Floating point

ALU on a FPGA

Processor

2012 The 2012

IEEE

Catalog

No:CF

P1276

R-

CDR

Internatio

nal

ISBN

: 978-

1-

4673-

0210-

4

20. 21

Prashanth B.U.V Implementation of

FIR Filter and FFT

Systems on a

2012 Internati

onal

Journal

Volum

e 39-

No.3,

2.52 Internatio

nal

ISSN

-

2250-

34 STRATIX-III

FPGA Processor

of

Compute

r

Applicati

on

March

2012.

1797

PATENTS GENERATED

Indian patent- Title of the invention: “A process for preparing Dehydrated Fruit Bar from

Prickly Pear Fruits (Opuntia ficus Indica) and Product Thereof ” , Registered and

published. Application No. : 4345/CHE/2012, and filling date 17/10/2012 Publication Date

: 25/04/2014 Journal No. - 17/2014.

Indian patent - Title of the invention: “A Process For Manufacturing Of Conditioned

Graded And Packed (Cgp) Sand” , Registered and published. Reg.no:744/CHE/2013 and

filling date 25/02/2013.

Indian patent - Title of the invention: “A process for manufacturing of blended fruit squash

with Prickly year (Opuntia ficus indica and Opuntia dillenii) fruit and lemon juice”. Patent

Reg.no: 4485/CHE/2014 and filling date 15/09/2014.

Indian patent- Title of the invention: “Production of Alcohol (Naturo-Hol) from Agave

albomarginata”. Patent application number of is 4352/CHE/2015 with the filing date of

20/08/2015.

Indian patent- Title of invention: “Extraction of fish liver oil for treating viral infections”,

Patent applications submitted for registration dated 29/04/2015.

12. INVITED TALKS BY EMINENT PERSONALITIES:

Dr. B. Jagannadh, Former Deputy Director, Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT),

Hyderabad on “Nano Medicine-Driving Innovations in health care”.

Dr.PrasadDhulipala, Staff Scientist, Life Technologies Corporation, Grand Island, New

York, USA on “Media Development Strategies for Bio-therapeutics protein production”.

Prof. P. Gopal Reddy, Department of Pathobiology, College of VM, Nursing & Allied

Health, Tuskgee University, Alabama, USA on “Trends in Immunology”.

Prof. Chris Anthony, Dept. of Biochemistry, University of Southampton, UK on “Genetic

Code, Central Dogma, Protein Synthesis (Translation of RNA to Protein), Transcription-

DNA to RNA, Regulation of Gene Expression” from 23rd to 30th January, 2012 and

“Enzyme Measurement, Kinetics and Purification” from 31st to 17th February, 2012.

Mr. R. Ashok Kumar, Arvinda Nagar, Domalguda, Hyderabad on “Personality

Development”.

Prof. M. A. Sudheer, Dept. of Applied Research, Gandhi gram Rural University, Gandhi

gram, Tamil Nadu on “Modern Methods in Research Methodology”.

Prof.N.Raaman, Director, CAS Botany, University of madras, Chennai on “HERBAL

DRUG FOR VIRAL DISEASES”.

Dr.B.Deepa, Propriter, Intellapat patent solutions, Chennai on “Patent – A Tool for

Professional Enhancement”.

Prof.M.Rajeswari, Dept. of Biochemistry, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS),

New Delhi on “UNUSAL DNA STRUCTURES AND HUMAN DISEASES”.

Dr.Praveen Kumar Vemula, Primary Faculty, Institute of Stem Cell Biology and

Regenerative Medicine (InStem), National Center for Biological Science (NCBS) Campus,

Bangalore on “ A New Paradigm In Nano therapeutics”.

Prof. M. V. N. Ambika Prasad, Dept. of Materials Science, Gulbarga University, Gulbarga,

Karnataka on “Conducting polymer nanocomposites and its Application to Biology” .

Prof. Chris Anthony, Dept of biochemistry University of Southampton UK, on on ‘My 50

Years of Hard Labour in Microbial Biochemistry”.

13. PROMINENT SCIENTISTS VISITED DST-PURSE CENTRE:

Various prominent scientists are visited the DST-PURSE Centre –

Prof.Chris Anthony Sout Dept. of Bio Chemistry,

Southampton University, UK

Dr.Roman R. Ganta Professor Dept. of Diagnostic

Medicine/Pathobiology College of

Veterinary Medicine Kansas State

University, Kansas, USA

Dr. Bhaskar C.

Harinath

Director, JB Tropical Disease

Research Centre, Mahatma Gandhi

Institute of Medical Sciences

Sevagram, Co-ordiantor BIC &

Arogyadham

Dr. V. Rajagopal Former Director

CPCRI, Kerala

Prof.N.Raaman Director, CAS, Botany, University

of Madras GuIndy Campus,

Chennai

Prof.Ambica Prasad Chairman

Dept. of PG Studies and Research

in Materials Science

Jnana Ganga, Gulbarga University

Dr. G S Prasad Scientist

Institute of Microbial Technology

Sector-39A, Chandigarh – 160036,

India

Dr.Praveen kumar

Vemula

Institute for Stem Cell Biology and

Regenerative Medicine (Instem),

National Centre for Biological

Sciences, UAS-GKVK Campus,

Bellary Road,

Bangalore-560065

Karnataka, INDIA

Prof.J.F.Pierson University of Lorraine, Institute

Jean Lamour, France

Dr. Hameed Khan

Senior Scientist,

Division of Genetics & Robotics

NCMRR (National Center for

Medical Rehabilitation Research)

National Institutes of Health

(NIH),

Bethesda, Maryland.

Prof.Julien Christian,

Marcel

Physico-Chimie des Electrolytes,

Colloïdes et Systèmes Analytiques

(PECSA) UMR 7195 Université

Pierre et Marie Curie 4 place Jussieu,

75005 Paris, France

Dr. Prahlada Ex-VC, DIAT, Pune, Ex-

Distinguished Scientist, DRDO

Prof.K.L.RamaKumar

Director, Radio Chemistry and

Isotope group,BARC, Mumbai

Dr.N.Ramamoorthy DAE-BARC, Mumbai

Dr.K.Rohini Director, SARRA, Bangalore

14. 2nd PHASE OF DST-PURSE PROGRAMME(2016-2020):

Department of Science &Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi, has sanctioned 2nd Phase of

DST-PURSE Programme (SR/PURSE/2016, dated 23rd August, 2016) to S.V.University Rs.17.15

crores depending on the performance of University through publications in SCOPUS data base for

the period of 2002 to 2012 on the basic of revised h-index (45-70). This 2nd Phase PURSE grant

will be utilized in the period of next 4 years (2016-2020).

15. FUTURE PLANS OF DST-PURSE CENTRE:

Extensive utility of the equipment to the researcher in various disciplines not only for

SVUniveristy faculty/researchers and also other universities/research institutes which cater the

needs of the modern science. Intensive research investigations are in progress in various science and

engineering departments of Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. Considering the ongoing

research work, three major areas are proposed as research agenda under this PURSE program for

the four years (2016-2020). The advanced research work developed from the DST-PURSE centre

will be commercialized and linked with industries to develop this Centre as a RESEARCH PARK.

16. PHOTO GALLERY OF DST-PURSE CENTRE ACTIVITIES

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