Research and Development

R&D Policy Faculty Incentives       Format for In-House Project     Funding Agencies Project Completion Report Format of In-House Project     Progress Report Format of In-House Project

Research is the backbone of academics. It simplifies concept building and transforms new ideas into innovations in pursuance of a new era of passion for researches. Each finding gives immense pleasure and multiplies enthusiasm towards achieving target.

Research, Planning and Consultancy Committee:

  1. T. Brahmananda Reddy, Professor of EEE – Dean, RPC
  2. G.Amjad Khan, Assoc. Professor of ECE – Coordinator, R&D
  3. M. Murali Mohan, Asst. Professor of ME – Coordinator, PAE
  4. E. Sanjeeva Rayudu, Assoc. Professor of CE – Coordinator, Consultancy
  5. R. Sushmitha, Asst. Professor of CE – Member
  6. B. Amarnath Naidu, Asst. Professor of EEE – Member
  7. B. Santhosh Kumar, Assoc. Professor of CSE – Member
  8. S. Vinay Kumar, Asst. Professor of CSM – Member
  9. Sri. A. Ganesh, Asst. Professor of HBS-Member

 

Objectives:

  •    To create research awareness among the faculty and students by promoting research in newly emerging, challenging and frontier areas of Engineering, Technology, Science and Humanities.
  •    To enhance team work between researchers for multidisciplinary research across the departments.
  •    To create the awareness among the faculty members about various funding agencies such as Government, Private, NGOs, etc and how to send the proposals for the same.
  •    To establish strategic partnerships and developing funding solutions with industries/research laboratories (centers) / funding agencies for progressive and collaborative research activities.
  •    To promote the projects and research activities to cater the needs of local community and local industries.
  •    To enhance the research awareness by conducting various national level and international level workshops, conferences, guest lectures, panel discussions and filed trips.
  •    To improve the quality of publications, research proposals and patents in order to establish the college as an R&D institution.
  •    To protect and commercialize the Institute’s intellectual property rights (IPR) by following the IPR norms and regulations.
  •    To improve the internships, innovative technologies, startups and entrepreneurship activities by collaborating with various reputed academic institutions and industries across the globe.
  •    To enhance the student/faculty exchange programs and joint research by collaborating with foreign universities.
  •    To monitor the status of research scholars, mobilization of research funds, performance of individual researcher and departments by conducting regular review meetings.

Functioning of R&D Cell:

  •    The R & D cell committee shall meet at least twice a semester and the quorum for the meetings shall     be the whole number above 50% of the team members. The convener may decide for any additional     meetings, whenever it is necessary.
  •    To make the institute as a Research Centre of affiliating University to offer regular PhD program.
  •    The R&D cell submit the progress of research scholars and research activities of the college to the      affiliating university periodically or as and when called for by the university.
  •    The R&D cell shall submit the report on various activities of the cell to the Governing Council and    IQAC annually.
  •    To Facilitate timely auditing and submission of utilization certificates to the various sponsored bodies/research organizations.
  •    To undertake sponsored research projects activities offered by various Government agencies such as AICTE, UGC, DST, DRDO, ISRO, etc and industries.
  •    To assist for applying and getting funds for conducting International conferences/seminars/Workshops/FDPs from various funding agencies.
  •    To assist the faculty and students for applying and getting travel grants to attend various events across the globe.
  •    To conduct workshops/guest lectures/outreach programs/webinars on regular basis to promote industry-institute interaction, research activities, industrial internships, faculty and student exchange activities, etc..
  •    To encourage the faculty members in publishing more number of research papers in reputed journals, which improves the research profile of the institution.
  •    To get more MoUs with Institutes of National importance and industries for collaborative research activities, strengthening the curriculum, visiting professors and consultancy works. This will strengthen the research profile of individual faculty members, departments and the institution.

Incentives:

a) Incentives to the Faculty:

Faculty members will be offered a cash incentive of 2.5% of the sanctioned grant for the externally funded project which can be claimed after successful completion of the project. This cash incentive will be paid from the management funds but not from the funds sanctioned to the project. If more than one faculty member is involved in carrying out the project, the incentive amount shall be shared equally among them.

Faculty Incentives

b) Incentives to the Students:

The college is giving one way travelling fare for the students, who won the prizes in various conferences/workshops/symposiums. In order to encourage the students towards the research activities, the college is providing the funding for the fabrication/hardware projects.

In-House Project Scheme:

The college encourages the faculty members to get involved in Research and Development activities by providing initial funding for research projects under In-House Project Scheme. The interested faculty members of GPREC can avail this initial funding facility. By availing this scheme, the faculty members publish good number of research papers in peer reviewed National and International Journals and Conference Proceedings. Also, faculty members are encouraged to attend trainings, FDPs in thrust areas to be abreast with the latest developments.

Guidelines:

  • In-house project scheme is initiated by inviting proposals from the faculty of all departments. In this regard, a circular from the Principal is issued every on-behalf of R&D cell of the college.
  • Faculty members can apply individually or as a team, with a maximum of three members including the Principal Investigator.
  • R&D cell provides in-house project proposal format on the website of the college.
  • All the proposals received are scrutinized by Research Review Committee constituted by the R&D Cell and Principal of the college.
  • Based on the merits of the proposals, the committee recommends for provisional acceptance of the proposals.
  • The Principal and R&D Cell committee members will select the final in-house project proposals based on the recommendations of the Research Review Committee.
  • Maximum duration of the In-House Project is for TWO years from the sanctioned date of project.
  • At least one full length publication in SCI/SCIE/Scopus/ESCI indexed Journal, related to the sanctioned in-house project is mandatory. The team members can also opt for patent(s) filing depending on the feasibility and applicability of the work, if they wish in place of journal publication(s).
  • R & D Cell monitors the progress of in-house projects through periodic reviews.
  • After completion of the project, the R&D Cell provides necessary help and motivates the faculty to submit research proposals to the major funding agencies, like, AICTE, DST, UGC and other funding agencies for further analysis and deeper/advanced research extension activities.

Funded Projects:   ClickHere to Download 

Year Scheme Name of the Coordinator Dept. Amount Sanctioned Non recurring Amount Sanctioned Recurring Sanctioned Letter Date Sanctioned Letter Number
2024-25 AICTE-IDEA Lab Dr. T.BRAMHANANDA REDDY EEE 90,00,000 10-02-2025 M/676/2025-SAGB/IDEA202000258
2024-25 SCAP Dr.A.PeddaLingaswamy H&BS 80,000 02-11-2024 S.O.No. : R-64/SCAP/ICACMAPS-25-GPREC/2024-25
2024-25 E&ICT-NITW Dr.A.PeddaLingaswamy H&BS 4,37,000 06-02-2025 EICT/NITWHub/IIITDMK/2025/02
2021-22 AICTE-ISTE Dr. T.BRAMHANANDA REDDY EEE 93,000 17-09-2021 ISTE/AICTE-ISTE FDP/2021-22
2020-21 AICTE-SPICES Dr. C. Harinatha Reddy EEE 1,00,000 F.NO.10-13/AICTE/IDC/SPICES/2020-21
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. M. Sreenivasula Reddy CE 93,000 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/182(5)
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. C. Harinatha Reddy EEE 93,000 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/199(20)
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. C. Sreedhar CSE 93,000 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/1095(1)
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. Salai Thillai Thilagam ECE 93,000 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/353
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. G. Amjad Kahan ECE 93,000 21-10-2021 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/299
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr. Salai Thillai Thilagam ECE 93,000 22-12-2020 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/1052(17)
2020-21 ATAL- AICTE Dr.Shaik Saheb Basha ECE 93,000 03-12-2020 F.NO. 01/AICTE/ATAL-HQ/2020-21/1052(9)
2019-20 MODROBS Dr. T.BRAMHANANDA REDDY EEE 1094999.00 1,93,235 20-07-2020 F.No.9-127/IDC/MODROB/Policy-1/2019-20
2019-20 STTP Dr. ABDUL KHAYUM PINJARI ECE 3,11,333 12-10-2020 Ref.No. 34-66/304/FDC/STTP/Policy-1/2019-20
2019-20 STTP Dr. SRINIVAS DORAISWAMY ECE 1,89,167 12-10-2020 Ref.No. 34-66/303/FDC/STTP/Policy-1/2019-20
2019-20 MODROB- RURAL Dr. N. KASIVISWANATH CSE 6,74,334 1,19,000 16-05-2019 F.No.84-93/RIFD/MODROB/Rural/Policy-1/2019-20
2019-20 UGC-TRAVEL GRANT Dr. R. MEENAKSHI REDDY ME 92,803 19-08-2019 F.No.6-419/2018(TG)
2019-20 DST-NIMAT (EAC) Dr. GUDIMETTA SURESH KUMAR ME 20,000 12-08-2019 EDII/DST-NIMAT/19-20/145
2018-19 AICTE-ISTE Induction Programme Dr. N. RAVI SANKARA REDDY EEE 3,00,000 11-03-2020 ISTE/AICTE-ISTE FDPI-3514127240/2018-19
2018-19 PMKVY-TI PRINCIPAL 15,15,125 22-02-2019 F.No. 5-8/PMKVY-TI/2018-19/SCRO/1-3514127240
2018-19 MODROBS Dr. VENKATA JUNNALAGADDA CE 10,20,000 1,80,000 03-12-2019 F.No.9-139/RIFD/MOD/Policy-1/2018-19
2018-19 AICTE-ISTE Induction Programme Dr. Y.V. SIVA REDDY EEE 3,00,000 13-06-2018 ISTE/AICTE-ISTE Induction /Refresher Program/2018
2017-18 GOC Dr. SURYAKARI NAGARAJA RAO ECE 5,00,000 28-02-2019 F.No.67-64/RIFD/GOC/POL-1/2017-18
2017-18 FDP Dr. KAVITHA DWARAM CSE 5,47,000 09-03-2019 F.No.34-55/56/RIFD/FDP/Policy-1/2017-18
2017-18 UNNAT BHARAT ABHIYAN Dr.M NAGAPHANI SASTRY ME 50,000 01-10-2018 224/C26905
2017-18 MODROBS Dr. T.BRAMHANANDA REDDY EEE 4,94,118 1,05,882 08-09-2017 Ref.No. 9-114/RIFD/MODROB/Policy-1/2016-17
2017-18 MODROBS Dr. K. SURESH REDDY ECE 4,44,706 95,294 08-09-2017 Ref.No. 9-145/RIFD/MODROB/Policy-1/2016-17
2017-18 MINOR RESEARCH PROJECT K. DEVAKI DEVI ME 1,95,000 25,000 30-06-2017 No.F MRP-6739/16(SERO/UGC)
2017-18 MINOR RESEARCH PROJECT K. SUDHAKAR CSE 69,400 30,000 30-06-2017 F.NO:4-4/2015-16(MRP/UGC-SERO)
2017-18 MINOR RESEARCH PROJECT Dr.R.PRAVEEN SAM CSE 1,62,000 75,000 20-02-2017 No.F MRP-4557/14 GEN/(UGC-SERO)
2016-17 PMKVY-TI PRINCIPAL 11,09,700 13-02-2017 F.No. 2-7/SDC/PMKVY/SCRO/16-17/1-2812957737
2016-17 FIST PRINCIPAL 30,00,000 10-02-2017 SR/FST/College-321/2016
Total Amount 1,61,54,557 71,19,539 2,32,74,096

ONGOING INHOUSE PROJECTS 

S.No Name of the Principal Investigator Dept. Project Title Financial Assistance Required in Rs. Satus (Completed/Ongoing)
1 Ms. J. Sravani CE Experimental study on high strength self-compacting concrete by incorporating sustainable materials 1,85,000 Ongoing
2 Dr. K. Satish Kumar CE Assessment monthly and seasonal droughts using GRACE terrestrial water storage variations and machine learning techniques for Godavari river basin 2,75,000 Ongoing
3 Dr. R.V. Saikumar Reddy ME Preparation of polymer composite and polymer films by using agricultural waste 1,40,000 Ongoing
4 Dr. D. Mohana Krishnudu ME Bio degradable composites using twin screw injection moulding 2,30,000 Ongoing
5 Dr.S. Nagaraja Rao ECE Development of Advanced Humanoid Robot for Assistive and Collaborative Applications in Healthcare, Industrial Automation and Public Safety 2,18,300 ongoing
6 Dr.S.M Shamsheer Daula ECE AI based Counter and Efficient Security Monitoring System 61,360 ongoing
7 Dr. G. Sreenivasa Reddy EEE Installation and Commissioning of IoT-Based Smart Grid for Campus Monitoring 7,50,000 ongoing

Research Centre Recognition :
The management, knowing the importance of R&D has been magnanimous to sanction necessary funds for Research and Development. The college has research centres recognized by JNTUA, Anatapuramu in which faculty and students from various institutions outside the college besides the faculty and students from this college who are interested in enhancing their qualifications by registering for their research degrees.

The disciplines in which research centres have been set up are:

1. Civil Engineering
2. Mechanical Engineering
3. Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
4. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
5. Computer Science and Engineering

Scholar Details :

S.No Name of the Scholar Enrolment No. Date of Enrolment Topic Name of the Supervisor Work Status
1 N C Sandeep 13PH0322 01-07-2014 Studies and Comparison of the Properties of Natural Fibre and Synthetic Fibre Reinforced Bio Composites D. H. Raghavendra Rao Awarded
2 Poornima 13PH0525 01-07-2014 Security Mechanisms for Data management and Accessing for Hybrid Clouds Dr. N. Kasiviswanath Awarded
3 Kisan Ajay 14PH0431 02-05-2015 Scalable and Robust Burst Scheduling for Optimal Switching in WDM Networks Dr. K. Suresh Reddy Awarded
4 N. Anantha Krishna 14PH0324 15-04-2015 A Treatise on Alchemy of Ancient Materials and Casting Process Dr. Y.V. Mohan Reddy Awarded
5 B. Mallikarjuna 15PH0234 01-06-2016 Optimal Solution for Economic and Emission Dispatch with Renewable Sources using Different optimization Techniques Dr. Y. V. Siva Reddy Ongoing
6 Lakshmi Prasanna 15PH0526 01-06-2016 Improving the Performance of Data Centres in Wireless Networks Dr. S. Zahoorul Haq Ongoing
7 A Ravi Theja 15PH0118 01-06-2016 Development of Macro Mechanical Model for High Strength Concrete Dr. T. Chandra Sekhar Reddy Submitted
8 M Jayalakshmi 16PH0432 03-07-2017 Robust image De-Noising in Biomedical Applications Dr. S. Nagaraja Rao Ongoing
9 P Venkateshwar Reddy 16PH0330 04-07-2017 Process Parameters Effect on Tube Hydro Forming Process Dr. B. Veerabadra Reddy Awarded
10 B Gururaj 16PH0226 05-07-2017 Performance Analysis of Direct Torque Controlled Electric Vehicles Drive System With AI Controllers Dr. K. SriGowri Awarded
11 J Jayaprakash Reddy 16PH0124 06-07-2017 Evaluation of Seepage Analysis and Control Measures for Earthen Dams Dr. B.J.S Varaprasad Submitted
12 L Neelu 16PH0526 13-07-2017 Managing Interconnected Devices by Enhancing Software Metrics Dr.D.Kavitha Awarded
13 K Madhurima 19PH0321 16-09-2020 Characterization, Parametric Modelling and Optimization of Additively Manufactured and Heat Treated Aluminium Alloy Component Dr.K.Devaki Devi Ongoing
14 R Rohit 19PH0214 17-09-2020 Design and Analysis of Grid Connected PhotoVoltaic System for Improvement of Power Quality at Various Load Conditions Dr.G.Kishor Awarded
15 G Sulakshana 19PH0507 17-09-2020 Machine Learning Based Approach for Energy Efficient and QoS Enhancement in Wireless Sensor Networks Dr.K. Govardhan Reddy Ongoing
16 Jalagadugu Anusha 19PH0437 06-11-2020 Precise vlsi-fpga Architecture for AI based Adaptive Filters using LMS Algorithm Dr.S. Nagaraja Rao Ongoing
17 M.Sameena Nazeer 229X1P0401 10-04-2022 Asynchronous Sampling Based Hybrid Eqqualizer Dr.G.V.R. Sagar Ongoing
18 Nancherla Kavita 23PH0425 01-02-2025 Dr. S. Shamsheer Daula Ongoing
19 Mallari Eramma 23PH0543 04-02-2025 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Dr. C. Sreedhar Ongoing
20 Derangula Srihari 23PH0216 05-02-2025 Renewable Energy Systems and Power Electonics Drives Dr. M. Harsha Vardhan Reddy Ongoing

Research Consultancy Department wise

Name of the experimental setup Contact person for consultancy
Universal Testing Machine (INSTRON Made 3369) Dr. H. Raghavendra Rao
Wear Testing Machine (Ducom Made) Dr. E. Venugopal Goud
Thermal Energy Storage System Dr. R. Meenakshi Reddy
Diesel Engine Dr. R. Meenakshi Reddy
FFT Analyzer Dr. P. Harishanker
CNC Machine and Lathe with Dynamometer setup Dr. E. Venugopal Goud
Stir Casting Machine Dr. E. Venugopal Goud

Research publications

No. of Publications in 2024-25

Dept SCI/SCIE Scopus/ ESCI Others Total Journals Conference
CSE 3 14 0 17 24
CE 1 21 7 29 27
CSM 1 3 0 4 16
ECE 3 3 19 25 18
ME 19 27 0 46 26
EEE 0 6 7 13 21
H&BS 13 9 2 24 21
Total 40 83 35 158 153

 

No. of Publications in 2023-24

Dept SCI/SCIE Scopus/ ESCI Others Total Journals Conference
CSE 1 17 0 18 13
CE 2 5 5 12 10
CSM 3 7 0 10 8
ECE 2 12 7 21 13
ME 10 16 0 26 13
EEE 0 10 2 12 7
H&BS 4 5 0 9 14
Total 22 72 14 108 78

 

No. of Publications in 2022-23

Dept SCI/SCIE Scopus/ ESCI Others Total Journals Conference
CSE 3 12 1 16 4
CE 2 4 10 16 11
CSM 5 5 1 11 4
ECE 5 13 1 19 25
ME 13 11 0 24 0
EEE 1 7 0 8 0
H&BS 4 2 2 8 12
Total 33 54 15 102 56

 

No. of Publications in 2021-22

Dept SCI/SCIE Scopus/ ESCI Others Total Journals Conference
CSE 10 11 0 21 2
CE 4 2 15 21 7
CSM 0 0 0 0 0
ECE 5 7 0 12 9
ME 9 18 0 27 0
EEE 4 7 2 13 3
H&BS 3 0 0 3 1
Total 35 45 17 97 22

 

 

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