Young Scientist Award
Dr Ambily KM, Inspire faculty, Department of Earth and Space Sciences has been selected for the young scientist award from URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference (APRASC).
The award is for studies related to the origin of ionosphere at Moon using physics based ionospheric models and observations
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Dr Ambily KM, Inspire faculty, Department of Earth and Space Sciences has been selected for the young scientist award from URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference (APRASC).
The award is for studies related to the origin of ionosphere at Moon using physics based ionospheric models and observations.
The award will be distributed during 2016 URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference (APRASC) to be held on 21-25 August at Seoul, Korea.Best Poster Award
V. Pralay Raj , M.Tech ( Earth System Science) was awarded the best poster award for poster titled "Morphological features of plasma irregularities estimated using geostationary satellites" presented at 29th Kerala Science Congress at Mar Thoma College, Thiruvalla. This was organized by Kerala State
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V. Pralay Raj , M.Tech ( Earth System Science) was awarded the best poster award for poster titled "Morphological features of plasma irregularities estimated using geostationary satellites" presented at 29th Kerala Science Congress at Mar Thoma College, Thiruvalla. This was organized by Kerala State Council for Science,Technology and Environment(KSCSTE), Govt. of Kerala. He is working under the guidance of Dr. K M Ambili, Inspire Faculty, Department of Earth and Space Sciences.Young Scientist Award
Dr Ambily KM, Inspire faculty, Department of Earth and Space Sciences has been selected for the young scientist award from International Radio Science Union (URSI-RCRS).,
The selected paper for the award is "On the origin of the ionosphere at Moon : a study using results from Chandrayaan-I S-Band
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Dr Ambily KM, Inspire faculty, Department of Earth and Space Sciences has been selected for the young scientist award from International Radio Science Union (URSI-RCRS).,
The selected paper for the award is "On the origin of the ionosphere at Moon : a study using results from Chandrayaan-I S-Band Radio Occultation Experiment and a photochemical model".
The award will be distributed during 2015 URSI Regional Conference in Radio Science (URSI-RCRS 2015) to be held on November 16, 2015. The conference is organized by the Indian Committee for International Radio Science Union (INC-URSI) under the auspices of the Indian National Science Academy (INSA) and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.Green Talents 2015 Young Scientist Award
Mr Arun Prasad Kumar, research scholar, has been selected for the Green Talents 2015 Young Scientist Award by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research, Government of Germany. The award includes participating in the two weeks science forum in Germany during October followed by a fully funded
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Mr Arun Prasad Kumar, research scholar, has been selected for the Green Talents 2015 Young Scientist Award by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research, Government of Germany. The award includes participating in the two weeks science forum in Germany during October followed by a fully funded research stay at an institution of his choice in 2016. He is working under the supervision of Dr. Gnanappazham L, Department of Earth and Space Sciences.
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