The Department of Applied Sciences offers postgraduate (M. Tech.) and doctoral (PhD) programs. The institute intends to contribute to society through these highly qualified students, who aim to specialize in frontier areas of research and development. It is now the focal point of the institute and our stress is on collaborative and interdisciplinary work.

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M.Tech.

The Institute offers challenging academic programs, aimed for integrated-undergraduate and postgraduate programs, which encourage students not only to excel in course work but also carry out research in a chosen area of specialization. The M.Tech program is a research-oriented, normally lasting two years and culminates in a thesis defense.

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M Tech in Bioinformatics >>>

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Ph.D.

The Institute offers this program with emphasis on the dissertation work. To ensure the necessary depth and breadth in the area chosen for research, students are required to do course work and clear the qualifiers. Typically students plan their Ph.D. study based on their background and in consultation with their research adviser. Upon clearing the requirements and the acceptance of their research proposal, the student works on the thesis, and its successful defense leads to the degree.

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Research Areas

Currently department of AS doing research work in following areas:

 - Spintronic and Magnetic Materials 
 - Device fabrications (Diode/MOSFET/OFET) 
 - Photonic Crystals and Meta Materials 
 - Structural Biology 
 - BioMEMS and nanotechnology 
 - Bio-Nanotechnology 
 - Signal processing 
 - Photoacoustic imaging and tomography 
 - Data Science and its applications 
 - Commutative Algebra 
 - Topological Graph theory 
 - Number theory 
 - Functional Analysis 
 - Survival Analysis 
 - Algorithms & Tools Development 
 - Systems Modeling & Simulation 
 - Genomic Big Data Analytics 
 - Mathematical & Computational Physics 
 - Gravitational waves & Astronomy 
 - Statistical Physics 
 - Microwave & Dielectric Materials
-  Renewable Energy Sources