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Overview

Public health research is characterized by its multidisciplinary approach. In its research and administration, it makes use of a variety of fields, particularly epidemiology, biostatistics, the physical and social sciences as they relate to health, biology, genetics, and toxicology. Depending on the nature and scope of the study, it typically requires analyzing data from population samples on a range of scales.

Our Key Research Works

Academic Research:
Topic of Ph. D: Dr. Kabilan Annadurai
A study of information flow on sexually transmitted infections treatment – seeking behavioramong female sex workers in Chennai district: a social network approach
Collaborative Research:
Topic: Dr. Kabilan Annadurai

  1. An analytic study to identify the magnitude of HIV/AIDS stigma among health care providers in Private hospital,
  2. Project Proposal on Care and Support for HIV/AIDS Infected Indian Children
  3. Developed Health Management Information System (HMIS) on Care and Support for HIV/AIDS infected children.
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. Kabilan Annadurai

  1. Identification of Influential Nodal Persons among Injecting Drug Users: – A Social Network Analysis, ISSN 1557-7112, in Social Medicine.
  2. A study of Female Sex worker’s sub-network on STI treatment-seeking behaviour in Chennai City: A Social Network Approach, ISSN 2248-9509, in Indian Journal of Community Health.
  3. A systematic approach for early identification of Syphilis Infection among Men having Sex with Men in Chennai City: – A Page Rank Based Approach, ISSN 2229-7693, in Indian Journal of Public Health. ISSN 2248-9509, in Indian Journal of Community Health.
  4. Application of Social Network Analysis in Diverse Health and Allied Disciplines –A Review of Existing Research Literature, ISSN 2455-0450, in Journal of medical science and clinical research, Vol-05; Issue:05 (2017).
  5. A study of Information flow on Sexually Transmitted InfectionsTreatment Seeking Behaviour Among Female Sex Workers in Chennai City: – A Social Network Approach, ISSN 2217-8179, in International journal of scientific research.

 

Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Comprehensive Tribal TB Management program for decentralized TB care services
Name of PI: Prof.K.R. John
Name of Co-PI: Dr.Kabilan Annadurai
Duration: Two Years
Amount: Seventy lakhs
Name of the Funding agency: ICMR
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Cross-sectional study on Unintentional Childhood Injuries in Chittoor district
Name of PI: Prof.K.R. John
Name of Co-PI: Dr.Kabilan Annadurai
Duration: Two Years
Amount: Thirty lakhs
Name of the Funding agency: ICMR
Collaborative Research:
Topic: Dr. Kabilan Annadurai

  1. Project Proposal on Behavior Change Communication for complete immunization program
  2. Project Strategic Plan on Empowerment and Physical Rehabilitation for People with Disability (PWDs)
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. Kabilan Annadurai

  1. Consumer Behavior towards Green Products-A Review of Literature “Green Marketing and Sustainable Development, Mittal publications, New Delhi 2022 pp-95-100, ISBN 978-93-90692-97-2
Academic Research: Dr. S. Bhaskar Naidu
Topic of PhD: A Phenomenological study of stress and coping in clinical and non-clinical groups.
Topic of Ph.D awarded: Comparative study of stress and coping between rural and urban 12 students
Research Outcomes: Dr. S. Bhaskar Naidu
No. of PhDs awarded: 01
List of Publications:
  1. A Cross Comparison of Stressful Life events, published in Bombay Psychologist Vol.V, No. 2nd Vol. VI No 1 (Combined) Special Silver Jubilee Issue. 1884
  2. Stress and coping in modern Society: Comparison between Normal Subjects and Myocardial Infraction Patients. Proceedings on Futurology, 1987
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD: Dr. Vandana Kaja
A Comparative Study of Psycho-Physical Health of Families of Married Employed and Unemployed Women
Collaborative Research Dr. Vandana Kaja
Topic: Family and welfare of India Mother and child healthcare
Duration: Two years
Name of the Collaborator: IIHMR Jaipur
Research Outcomes: Dr. Vandana Kaja
No. of PhDs awarded: 01
List of Publications:
  1. A Comparative Study of Psycho-physical problems and attitude towards marriage in married and unmarried females published in Indian journal of psychology,1993”
  2. Subjective well-being and its Impact on Infertility
  3. A Study of Stress management and resilience training therapy for couples undergoing IVF
Collaborative Research Projects: Dr. Vandana Kaja
Title: The well-being of renal failure patients Study of subjective well-being on patients undergoing dialysis treatment and relaxation.
Duration: 2008-2015
Research Outcomes: Dr. Vandana Kaja
List of Publications: Patients wear relaxed and come for the dialysis on their need base.
Academic Research:
Topic of Ph.D awarded: Dr. S. Bhaskar Naidu
Perceptive of mental health across life span
Research Outcomes: Dr. S. Bhaskar Naidu
No. of PhDs awarded: 01
List of Publications:
  1. The Influence of Protein Variant Diet on Learning Ability of Albino Rats, published in Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1977
  2. A Cross Section Study of Intelligence among Twins, Published in Child Psychiatry Quarterly Vol, XVINo.4. Oct- Dec, 1983
  3. Impact of religion, Social Class, Income and Type of family on the Psychological Well-being of Adults, published in International Journal of Psychology
  4. Impact of religion, Social Class, Income and Type of family on the Psychological Well-being of Adults, published in International Journal of Psychology.
Research Outcomes: Dr. Vandana Kaja
No. of PhDs awarded: 01
List of Publications:
  1. A study job satisfaction of work engagement and their effectiveness at office
  2. A study of psychological capital is positively related to well-being
  3. An Examination of the Structure, Stability correlates and consequences of well-being with special emphasis on new measures of well-being
  4. A Study of Subjective wellbeing on woman undergoing IVF (In vitro Fertilization) Treatment and effect of relaxation and counselling on the subjective well-being.
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Design and Development of artificial niche to expand fetal cells isolated from maternal
circulation
Name of the Guide: Prof. Rentala Satyanarayana
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Development of an artificial niche to study drug resistant prostate cancer stem cells medicated tumor
angiogenesis
Name of the Guide: Prof. Rentala Satyanarayana
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Development of a three-dimensional culture system to produce meat from chicken satellite cells
(DSTProject:SERB/MOFPI/0048/2013)
Name of the PI: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.30,00,000
Name of the Funding Agency: Ministry of Food Processing Industries–Department of Science and Technology(DST), GovtofIndia
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Prevalence estimation of chronic kidney disease in Supebedapanchayat of Chhattisgarh (ICMR Project F.
No. 5/4/7-2/TF/2017-NCD-II,dated26.06.2018)
Name of the PI: Prof T. Ravi Raju
Name of the CO-PI: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.49,81,500
Name of the Funding Agency: IndianCouncilforMedicalResearch, GovtofIndia
Collaborative Research Projects
Title: Design and development of three-dimensional culture systems forfetal cells in maternal circulation (DST
Project F. No. SR/SO/HS-225/2012)
Name of the PI: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana and Prof Aruna Lakshmi Komarraju
Name of the CO-PI: Prof Radha Tatapudi
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.46,90,000
Name of the Collaborator: AndhraMedicalCollege, Visakhapatnam
Research Outcomes: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
No. of Ph. Ds awarded: 02
List of Publications:
  1. Satyanarayana Rentala, Ravi Raju Tatapudi, Prasad Gullipalli, ArunaLakshmiKomarrajuetal.,
    HighPrevalenceofCKDofUnknownEtiology in Uddanam, India, Kidney International Reports (2019)
    4,380–389(Impact Factor6.234)
  2. Kamaraju, Jahnavi Rama Madhuri; Kanchi, Raghavendra Rao; Borra, Rajesh Kumar; Reniguntla, Padma
    Suvarna; Rentala, Satyanarayana, Synthesis, characterization and anti-cancer applications of
    ytterbium dopedgadoliniummolybdatenanophosphorcompound, Materials Express, Volume 9, Number 8,
    November 2019, pp.882-894(13) (Impact Factor2.0)
  3. Satyanarayana Rentala, Sagar BM, Gopal PN, Sharma S, Mukhopadhyay
    “Fibronectinandlamininenhanceengraftibilityofcultured hematopoietic stem cells” Biochemical and
    BiophysicalResearch Communications. 2006 Dec 1;350(4):1000-1005. (ImpactFactor3.57)
  4. SatyanarayanaRentala,VemaReddyBheeram,SaratchandraBabuMukkamalaetal.,GammarayenhancedVis-NIRphotoluminescence
    and cytotoxicity of biocompatible silica coatedNd3+ doped GdPO4 nano phosphors, Nuclear Inst.
    and Methods inPhysicsResearchB440(2019)11–18(Impact Factor1.2)
  5. Satyanarayana Rentala, Sivarama Prasad Darsi, SreedharSurampudi, RamReddyBarra,
    AdiReddyKamireddyetal., DifferentialTranscriptomic and Proteomic Analysis between Embryonic
    Cells andAgedCellsConfirmsthatEmbryoisaPlethoraofRejuvenating Molecules, JStemCellResTher,
    Vol.9Iss.6No:1000453(ImpactFactor2.2)
  6. P.N.V. Gopal, Satyanarayana Rentala, S. Roy, R. Wadhwa, S.Sharma, P.K. Roychaudhury, A.
    Mukhopadhyay and A.R. Ray
    “AnArtificialNicheforExpansionofLong-TermEngraftableHematopoieticCells” JournalofStemCells,
    Volume3, Issue4(2008), pp.245-254.
  7. Satyanarayana Rentala, Ex-vivo expansion of fetal cells isolated from maternal circulation,
    Biomedical Pharmacology Journal, Vol. 10(3),pp. no.1577-1584,201
  8. Satyanarayana Rentala, Sudhakar Konada, Lakshmi NarasuMangamoori, Suryanarayana Upadhyayula and
    Sarva MangalaDhurjeti, DockingstudiesofVitaminC, VitaminE, DamnacanthalandScopoletin with human
    lens gamma D-crystalline, Bioinformation.2013;9(14):721–724.
  9. Veera BrahmamAlugolu, Satyanarayana Rentala, Aruna Lakshmi Komarraju and Uma Devi Parimi,
    “Docking studies of piperine-ironconjugatewithhumanCYP4503A4”, Bioinformation9(7):334-338(2013)
  10. SatyanarayanaRentala, UmamaheswaraRaoGanguru, Prameela Devi Yalavarthy and Lakshmi
    NarasuMangamoori, “ArtificialIntelligence in Medical Field” – a book chapter in
    BiomedicalEngineering and Information Systems: Technologies, Tools and applications, edited by
    Anupam Shukla and Ritu Tiwari, Medical information science reference publishers, IGI Global,
    2010, Pages: 259-276.
List of Patents: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana

  1. Development of IoT based Body Temperature monitoring system
  2. 3-DScaffold Matrix for meat production
  3. 3-Dculturesystemforfetalcells Novelthreedimensionaltumorangiogenesismodel.
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Studies on the expression of Chemokinesin Prostate Cancer Stem Cells
Name of the Guide: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Development of Piperine conjugates to increase the bioavailability of vitamin A
Name of the Guide: Prof. Rentala Satyanarayana
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Role of matrix metallo proteinases and chemokines in prostate cancerstem cells mediated metastasis (F. No. SB/FTP/ETA-0234/2013 dated15thJanuary2014)
Name of the PI: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.25,20,000(UnderYoungScientistscheme)
Name of the Funding Agency: ScienceandEngineering Research Board, Department of ScienceandTechnology, GovtofIndia
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: BioavailabilityenhancementstudiesofvitaminAconjugatedwithpiperine(UGC Project42-221/2013(SR)dated5thMarch2013
Name of the PI: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.10,00,800
Name of the Funding Agency: UniversityGrants Commission, GovtofIndia
Collaborative Research Projects
Title: Alongitudinalstudyofriskfactorsassociatedwith declineineGFRinPrakashamdistrict,AndhraPradesh,India
(ICMRProjectF.No.5/4/7-1/TF/2018-NCD-II,dated25.09.2018)
Name of the PI: Prof. T. Ravi Raju
Name of the CO-PI: Prof. Rentala Satyanarayana
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.61,22,438
Name of the Collaborator: NationalInstituteofEpidemiology, TamilNadu
Research Outcomes: Prof Rentala Satyanarayana
No. of Ph. Ds awarded: 03
List of Publications:
  1. Satyanarayana Rentala; Ramakrishna Chintala; Manohar Guda;Madhuri Chintala; Aruna Lakshmi Komarraju; Lakshmi NarasuMangamoori, “Atorvastatin inhibited Rho-associated kinase 1 (ROCK1)andFocal AdhesionKinase(FAK)mediatedadhesionanddifferentiation of CD133+CD44+ prostate cancer stem cells”,BiochemicalandBiophysicalResearchCommunications,Volume441,Issue3,22November2013, Pages586–592(ImpactFactor3.57)
  2. Satyanarayana Rentala, Prameela Devi Yalavarthi& LakshmiNarasuMangamoori “α1 and β1 integrins enhance homing and differentiation of cultured prostate cancer stem cells”, NaturePublishing Group – Asian Journal of Andrology 2010 July; 12 (4):pp.548-55.(Impact Factor3.3)
  3. Satyanarayana Rentala, MuraliMohan Sagar Balla, SatishKhuranaandAsokMukhopadhayay“MDR1geneexpressionenhanceslong-termengraftibilityofcultured bonemarrowcells”Biochemical andBiophysicalResearch Communications.2005,,Vol335(3).Pages957-964(Impact Factor3.57)
  4. Satyanarayana Rentala, Sreedhar Surampudi, Sivarama PrasadDarsietal.Hallmarksofcancerstemcellsinmenassociatedcancers:areview,OncologyandRadiotherapy1(51)2020:001-007
  5. Satyanarayana Rentala and Lakshmi NarasuMangamoori,“Isolation,CharacterizationandMobilizationofProstateCancerTissueDerived CD133+ MDR1+ Cells”, Journal of Stem Cells ISSN: 1556-8539,volume5(2)pp.75-81.
  6. Satyanarayana Rentala, Immunopathology of chikungunya infection: An overview, MOLECULAR MEDICINE Bench to Bedside andBeyond,2018,ISBN978-81-936756-0-1
  7. SatyanarayanaRentalaandLakshmiNarasuMangamoori,“Roleof MDR1 During Prostate Cancer Development”, International Journalof Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology. ISSN 0974-3073 Volume 1,Number1(2010),pp.199—204
  8. MuraliGundagani,ChennaKrishnaReddyandSatyanarayanaRentala, “A Kinetic Model for Bio-Decolorization of Distillery Wasteusing Staphylococcus aureus”, International Journal of EngineeringResearch and Technology, ISSN 0974-3154 Vol 3, Number 3 (2010),pp.887—896.
  9. Satyanarayana Rentala and Lakshmi NarasuMangamoori,“Isolation,CharacterizationandMobilizationofProstateCancerTissueDerived CD133+ MDR1+ Cells”, Journal of Stem Cells ISSN: 1556-8539,volume5(2)pp.75-81
  10. Chinna Babu P and Satyanarayana Rentala, “Development ofdatabaseforcentralnervoussystem(CNS)disorders”,IntJPharmBioSci2013Jan;4(1):(B)609–613
  11. Satyanarayana Rentala, HarshiniKodali and Chinna Babu Pydi,“Anti-cancer activity of the extracts of Eugenia jambolana”, Int J PharmBioSci 2013Jan;4(1):(b) 601–608.
  12. Satyanarayana Rentala, Cytoprotective effects of morindacitrifolia (noni) on cultured lens epithelial cells, International JournalofPharmaceuticalSciencesandResearch,2018; Vol.9(5):1989-1993.
  13. Tatapudi, Ravi Raju, Satyanarayana Rentala, Ramya Varada,Aruna Lakshmi Komarraju, and Anusha Pusapati. “Bardet-Biedlsyndrome with chronic kidney disease-CKD G5: a rare case report from India.” European Journal of Medical Case Reports 5 (2021), 112-116.doi:10.24911/ejmcr/173-1596446937
  14. RentalaS,MokkapatiA,NagumantriR,PydiC,RambatlaPK,Rao DN, et al. A Brief Review on Cancer Stem Cells. Ann PharmacolPharm.2017;2(9):1095.
  15. Satyanarayana Rentala, Pavan Kumar Rambatla, Shanti LathaPandrangi, SireeshaVGarimella.(2021).AStudyontheExpressionofCCL5, CXCR4 and Angiogenic Factors by Prostate Cancer Stem Cells.AnnalsoftheRomanianSocietyforCell Biology,1674–1682.
List of Patents: Prof. Rentala Satyanarayana

  1. ANovelChemicalConjugationMethodtoIncrease BioavailabilityofVitaminA
  2. A Novel Growth Media to Maintain Viability of HumanCataractousLensEpithelialCells Anovelbioconjugateofiron
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: “ComputationalSimulationsofMatterwaveinterferometryusingBose-Einstein Condensation”
Name of the PI: Dr. G Gopi Krishna
Duration: April2005toApril2008
Name of the Funding Agency: CoE fundingfor Young Researcher. 21st COE program”Innovation in Coherent Optical Science” And University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo, Japan
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr.G Gopi Krishna

  1. Change in the adiabatic invariant in a nonlinear two-mode model of Feshbachresonancepassage, PhysicaD: NonlinearPhenomena
  2. Numerical investigation of contrast degradation of Bose-Einstein-condensate interferometers Phys.Rev.A79,013606
  3. NumericalstudyofcontrastdegradationofBECinterferometersandcountermeasures. J.Phys.:Conf.Ser. 1850120123
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Post – Doctoral Fellowship Sponsored by TIFR Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Telangana
Name of the Guide: Dr.GGopiKrishna
Academic Research: VisitingFaculty/Scientist at IISER Berhampur, May 2020 to May 2021
ResearchOutcomes: Dr.G Gopi Krishna
Open-source software

  1. Designed, developed and implemented end-to-end automation protocol for covid laboratory at IISER Berhampur using python and RPA tools.

➢ AutomateddataentryintoICMRwebsitesforreporting.

  1. Our automation protocols have been widely implemented across various hospitals and covid test centres across the country which can be freely accessed from https://www.iiserbpr.ac.in/covidlab/RPA
  2. Designed and developed a dashboard for covid test data management and analysis using data analytic tools and Javascript https://www.iiserbpr.ac.in/covidlab/RPA
Academic Research: Visiting Faculty/ Scientist at IISER Berhampur, Odisha, during December 2018 to April 2022
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. G GopiKrishna

  1. Biogenic Fabrication of Au/Pd Bimetallic Quantum Dots from MushroomExtractandtheirApplicationtoOrganicDyePollutantReduction.CurrentNanoscience:14,45
  2. Structural, optical and photo response characteristics of metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) type Au/Ni/CeO2/GaN Schottky barrier ultraviolet photodetector. Materials Science in Semiconductor Processing 117,1051905.
  3. High performance, self-powered and thermally stable 200–750 nm spectral responsive gallium nitride (GaN) based broadband photodetectors.SolarEnergyMaterialsandSolarCellsVolume225,1110336.
  4. Enhanced performance of MSM ultraviolet and MIS self-driven ultraviolet/visiblephotodetectorsusinggalliumnitride(Submitted AppliedSurfaceScience)
  5. Enhanced photoresponse performance in GaN-based symmetric type ultraviolet-A and MIS ultraviolet-A to C photodetectors Sensors and actuators: Physical Volume339,113502
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Overview

We committed towards inculcate knowledge to the students to transform the lives through the contribution towards research in and across different fields through grants, academic projects, publications, consultancy etc.,

The Healthcare Technology at The Apollo University deals with the technolgies, including medical systems, algorithms, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud and blockchain, designed to support healthcare organizations.Our technologies help to improve patient care and experiences, system design and development and real-time information exchange.

Our innovations help the industries to:

  • Facilitate models evolving from quantity-based, patient-centric and value-based care systems
  • Deal with Clinical Technologies for more centralized and connected enterprise solutions
  • Service Clinical devices connected with increasingly automatic data integration

Collaborate communication tools and real-time location sensing devices uniting clinical and life science networks

Developing data centric algorithms and automation products for interdisciplinary research.

Our Key Research Works

Academic Research:

Topic of PhD Awarded:

“An Optimal Load Balancing and Replication Control Techniques for
Cloud Environment”

Name of the Guide:

Dr. C. Sunil Kumar

Research Outcomes:

Dr. C. Sunil Kumar

No. of Ph.Ds awarded:

01

List of Publications:

“An Effective Traffic Monitoring and Analysis in the Cloud
Framework”, Published in Journal of Critical Reviews (JCR), ISSN: 2394-5125,
Volume: 07; Issue: 6; April 2020; Page No: 2498-2502.

Sponsored Research Projects

Title:

“Energy and QoS Management in Cloud Computing Environment”

(SR/WOS-A/ET-1076/2015).

Name of the PI:

Dr. G. B. Hima Bindu

Duration:

Three Years (29 th  August 2016 to 28 th  August 2019)

Amount:

19.85L

Name of the Funding Agency:

DST WOS – A

Research Outcomes:

List of Publications:

Dr. G. B. Hima Bindu

    1. “Multi-Objective Dynamic Resource Scheduling Model for Allocating User Tasks in the Cloud Computing”, Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education, vol. 12, no. 9, PP 509 – 515, April 2021.
    2. “Optimized Resource Scheduling using the Meta Heuristic Algorithm in Cloud Computing”, IAENG International Journal of Computer Science, vol. 47, no. 3, pp 360-366, 2020.
    3. “Energy aware multi objective job scheduling in cloud computing environment with water wave optimization” was accepted in International Journal of Advanced Intelligent paradigms
    4. “Energy aware multi objective genetic algorithm for task scheduling in cloud computing.”, in International Journal of Internet Protocol Technology, Inderscience Publishers titled Vol. 11, No. 4, 2018, Pages: 242-249.
Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: “Novel Reusable Software Components for Fault Tolerant Architecture (Software Engineering)”
Name of the Guide: Dr. C. Sunil Kumar
Research Outcomes: Dr. C. Sunil Kumar
No. of Ph.Ds awarded: 01
List of Publications: 1. “Novel Reusable software components for fault-tolerant architecture”, Published in InternationalJournal of Advanced Science & Technology (IJAST), ISSN: 2005-4238, Volume: 28 Issue: 9; Dec 2019; Page No: 137-142.
Academic Research: Dr. K. R. Sekhar
Topic of PhD Awarded: Numerical Study of heat and mass transfer Characteristics in some conducting Nanofluid flows- A Numerical Study
Research Outcomes: Dr. K. R. Sekhar
List of Publications:
  1. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, C. S. K. Raju, S. M. Ibrahim, O. D. Makinde, “Multiple slip effects on Magneto hydrodynamic boundary layer flow over a stretching sheet embedded in a porous medium with radiation and joule heating”, Special Topics & Reviews in Porous Media, 9 (2), 2018, 1-16.
  2. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, C.S.K. Raju and S. A. Shehzad, “Non-uniform heat source/sink and multiple slips on 3D magnetic-Casson fluid in a suspension of Copper nanoparticles over a porous slendering sheet”, Journal of Nanofluids, 7 (3), 2018, 1-9.
  3. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Three dimensional MHD ferrous nanofluid flow over a sheet of variable thickness in slip flow regime”, Journal of Mechanics,
  4. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Aligned Magnetic dipole in nonlinear radiative Falkner-Skan flow of Casson fluid over a wedge containing suspension of nanoparticles and microorganisms”, International Journal of Nanoparticles, 2017, 9(4):213-233.
  5. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Radiative MHD Sakiadis and Blasius flow in a suspension of Cu-Nanofluid with non-uniform heat source/sink”, Journal of Nanofluids, 6, 2017,1-7.
  6. K. R.Sekharand G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Effect of heat transfer on MHD boundary layer slip flow of Jeffery fluid over a flat plate”, Middle – East Journal of Scientific Research, 24 (4), 2016, 1135-1140.
  7. K. R.Sekhar , G. Viswanatha Reddy and P. Jyothi, “Chemical Reaction and Soret Effects on Unsteady MHD flow of Viscoelastic Micropolar fluid through past an infinite vertical plate with heat source”, World Applied Sciences Journal, 34 (2), 2016, 196-208.
  8. K. R.Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, ”Effects of Heat Generation/Absorption on Free Convection Heat and Mass Transfer Flow along a Moving Vertical Surface in the Presence of First Order Chemical Reaction”,Chemical and Process Engineering Research (IISTE), 36, 2015, 26-30.
  9. K. R. Sekhar, CH.Murali Krishna andG. Viswanatha Reddy, “MHD Convective Heat and Mass Transfer of a Casson Fluid in a Boundary Layer Slip Flow Past a Vertical Permeable Plate”,International Journal of Trend in Research and Development (IJTRD), 2(6),2015, 205-214.
  10. G. Siva Kumar, K. R.SekharandG. Viswanatha Reddy, “Radiation and Mass Transfer Effects on MHD Viscous Flow past an Impulsively Started Vertical Plate through a Porous Medium”, Chemical and Process Engineering Research (IISTE), 45, 2016, 8-18.
  11. K. R.Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy and S. V. K. Varma, “Mixed Convection Couette Flow of a Nanofluid Through a Vertical Channel”, Elixir International Journal, 99, 2016, 43237-43241.
  12. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Slip effects of viscous dissipation on steady MHD flow over a stretching sheet”, i-manager’s Journal on Mathematics, 6(1), 2017, 27-34.
  13. K. R. Sekhar, S. Thajoddin, G. Viswanatha Reddy and P. Bhaskarudu, “Effects of heat source/sink on MHD flow of casson fluid and heat transfer over an unsteady stretching sheet”, International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, 6(5), 2017, 1-9.
  14. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy, “Steady MHD heat and mass transfer flow over a permeable stretching surface with velocity, thermal and mass slip condition”, i-manager’s Journal on Mathematics, 6(1), March 2017, 14-22.
List of Conferences: Dr. K. R. Sekhar

  1. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy and S. V. K. Varma, “Effects of Radiation Absorption and Diffusion Thermo on MHD Free Convection Flow past a Vertical Porous Plate in Slip-Flow Regime”, International Journal of Scientific and Innovative Mathematical Research (IJSIMR), 2015, 3(3), 1057-1061.
  2. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy and Murali Krishna, “Unsteady MHD Convective Heat and Mass Transfer of a Casson Fluid Past a Semi-infinite Vertical Permeable Moving Plate with Heat Source/Sink”, Global Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, January 2016, 12(1), 352-357.
  3. K. R. Sekhar, G. Viswanatha Reddy and C. S. K. Raju, “Blasius and Sakiadis flow of magneto hydrodynamic Maxwell fluid with exponentially decaying heat source or sink”, International Journal of Research in Science and Engineering, Special issue- NCRAPAM March, 2017.
  4. C. V. Lakshmi, A. Shobha, K. Venkatadri, K. R. Sekhar, The Influence of Lewis Number on Natural Convective Nanofluid Flows in an Enclosure: Buongiorno’s Model, Numerical Optimization in Engineering and Sciences: Select Proceedings of NOIEAS 2019, 979 (256), Springer Nature.
  5. K. Venkatadri, K. R. Sekhar, Numerical Simulation of Lid Driven Cavity Flow Problem with Aspect ratio effect and Runge-Kutta fourth order method, CRATE 2020, 978-93-80831-42-8, Conference Proceedings, August 2020.
  6. K. R. Sekhar, Buoyancy Effects on MHD Flow Over a Permeable Stretching Sheet Through Porous Stratum, CRATE 2020, 978-93-80831-42-8, Conference Proceedings, August 2020.
  7. B. Nagabhushanam Reddy, K. R. Sekhar, Soret and Dufour effects on unsteady MHD free convection in a Walter’s-B Viscoelastic flow past a semi-infinite vertical plate, CRATE 2020, 978-93-80831-42-8, Conference Proceedings, August 2020.
  8. M. Chaitanya Sreelakshmi, K. R. Sekhar, Soret and Dufour Effects on MHD free convection flow of heat and mass transfer over a stretching sheet in a porous medium with heat source/sink, CRATE 2020, 978-93-80831-42-8, Conference Proceedings, August 2020.
  9. B. Nagabhushanam Reddy, K. R. Sekhar, MHD forced convective laminar boundary layer flow from a convectively heated moving vertical plate with Soret and Dufour effects, CRATE 2021, 978-93-90631-89-6, Conference Proceedings, 921-923, August 2021.
  10. K. R. Sekhar, Heat and mass transfer in MHD Tangent Hyperbolic fluid over chemically reacting exponentially shrinking surface, CRATE 2021, 978-93-90631-89-6, Conference Proceedings, 921-923, August 2021.
  11. K. R. Sekhar, Numerical studies of magnetic field effect on natural convection flows within enclosures of various (square & non-square) shapes, CRATE 2022, Conference Proceedings, October 2022.

 

Academic Research:
Topic of PhD Awarded: Design and Development of artificial niche to expand fetal cells isolated from maternal
circulation
Name of the Guide: Dr. Hima Bindu
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Development of a three-dimensional culture system to produce meat from chicken satellite cells
(DSTProject:SERB/MOFPI/0048/2013)
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.30,00,000
Name of the Funding Agency: Ministry of Food Processing Industries–Department of Science and Technology(DST), GovtofIndia
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Prevalence estimation of chronic kidney disease in Supebedapanchayat of Chhattisgarh (ICMR Project F.
No. 5/4/7-2/TF/2017-NCD-II,dated26.06.2018)
Name of the PI: Dr. Hima Bindu
Name of the CO-PI: Dr. Sunil Charupalli Kumar
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.49,81,500
Name of the Funding Agency: IndianCouncilforMedicalResearch, GovtofIndia
Collaborative Research Projects
Title: Design and development of three-dimensional culture systems forfetal cells in maternal circulation (DST
Project F. No. SR/SO/HS-225/2012)
Name of the PI: Dr. Hima Bindu and Prof Aruna Lakshmi Komarraju
Name of the CO-PI: Dr. Sunil Charupalli Kumar
Duration: Three years
Amount: Rs.46,90,000
Name of the Collaborator: AndhraMedicalCollege, Visakhapatnam
List of Patents:
Dr C. Sunil Kumar

  1. . Title of Invention: “Healthcare Information Exchange System for Effective and
    Instantaneous Monitoring and Treatment of Individuals”,
    Application No: 201941027974; Published on 20/09/19 (Link:
    http://ipindiaservices.gov.in/PatentSearch/PatentSearch//ViewApplicatio…)
  2. Title of Invention: IOT Enabled Therapeutic Machine: Patent has been filed with
    ApplicationNo:372303-001 for the year 2022-23.
    Online status check: https://search.ipindia.gov.in/DesignApplicationStatus/

Dr. G B Hima Bindu

  1. Title of Invention:“An Artificial Intelligence Based System For Healthcare Transaction
    Validation Via Blockchain Technology and Method Thereof”    , Application No:
    202231074735; Published on 30/12/2022.

Prof Rentala Satyanarayana

  1. Development of IoT based Body Temperature monitoring system
  2. 3-DScaffold Matrix for meat production
  3. 3-Dculturesystemforfetalcells Novelthreedimensionaltumorangiogenesismodel.
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Overview

Currently all the Faculty members in the Department of social work are PhD degree holders and are exposed to field practice in various domains. can be conducted at various levels. Vizmacro, mezzo, and micro levels and includes quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches.We can provide data that can be used to inform policy decisions, inform program and practice development, and identify effective interventions. Our research activitiescan also be used to evaluate existing programs and services and to measure their impact.
By conducting research, faculty members in the departmentof social work can contribute to the development of new knowledge in the field and advance the profession. The faculty members will approach the funding agencies for getting funded projects and other institutions for collaborative research projects. Further the faculty members will guide and supervise scholars leading to the award of doctoral degrees as and when university permits.

Our Key Research Works

Academic Research:
Topic of Ph. D: Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah

“Rehabilitation as a policy strategy towards combating child labour – a study of Transit schools in in Chennai, a metropolitan city in Southern India” (inter-disciplinary research )
Academic Research:
Topic of Ph. D: Dr. R. Mahendranath Chowdary

Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Education Performance: A Study in Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Secret Ballot System to select the Bargaining Agent In Industries
Name of PI: Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah
Duration: 15 months
Amount: 2. 50 lakhs
Name of the Funding agency: Ministry of Labour, Government of India
Sponsored Research Projects
Title: Create awareness and promote the other Higher Education Institutions in the district towards Swachhta and Sustainability Practices
Name of PI: Dr. R. Mahendranath Chowdary
Duration: 1 month
Amount: Rs. 25,000/-
Name of the Funding agency: Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural Education (MGNCRE), MoE, GoI, Hyderabad.
Collaborative Research Projects
Title: Impact assessment of Transit schools on elimination of child labour in Chennai metropolitan area
Name of PI: Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah
Duration: 8 months
Amount: 2.00 lakhs
Name of the Funding agency: TNSCB, Chennai, Government of Tamilnadu
Research Outcomes: Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah
No. of Ph. Ds Awarded: 10
List of Publications:
    1. Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah, Human rights and children,2008,81-7835-658-9,Kalpaz publication,
    2. Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah, Consumerism in the Service sector,2008, 13:978-81-8069-531-5 Concept publishing company
    3. .(Editor)Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah,’ Professional social work in India – Rhetoric and Reality ,2011; 978-81-9074-896-4, Western Publication: Coimbatore
    4. B.Nalina & Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah : A study on Level of Adjustment among Bharathiar University Students,2011,978-81-9074-896-4,Western Publication: Coimbatore
    5. N.Shanmughavadivu& A.Sethuramasubbiah Study on the level of Self-esteem among thesocial work students with special reference to Bharathiaruniversity,2011,978-81-9074-896-Western Publication: Coimbatore
    6. N.Rajavelu& A.Sethuramasubbiah Professional social work in India – Rhetoric and Reality, Problems of Urbanization=2011978-81-9074-896-4,Western Publication:’Coimbatore
    7. B.Nalina& A.SethuramasubbiahHealth and Development-Aging, Disability and genderIssues, Life Satisfaction among Married Women Lecturers in Affiliated Colleges of Bharathiar University in Coimbatore District,2012ISBN -978-81-7273-623-1, Authors Press: New Delhi
    8. N.Shanmughavadivu& A.Sethuramasubbiah, Health and Development-Aging, Disabilityandgender Issues; A study on job stress among women teachers, 2012;ISBN -978-81-7273-623Authors Press: New Delhi
    9. B.Nalina& A.SethuramasubbiahProfessional Counselling with Social Work ImplicationsMental Health and Teachers-Need for Counselling; 2012; 978-81-9074-897-1
    10. Janani B. &Dr. A.Sethuramasubbiah, Adolescent Health –A transdisciplinaryPerspective, Managing stress among adolescents for better mental health,2015; 978-93-81992-21-0Today publication, Chennai
    11. .(Editor):Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah, Emerging trends in Social Work in India, 2015,, 978-93-84898-75-5,Bloomsbury India, New Delhi.
    12. Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah, A. Arun Rajkumar, Emerging trends in Social Work in IndiaPerception of teachers on the need for social work practice in schools,2015978-93-84898-75-5,Bloomsbury India.
    13. B.Nalina& A.Sethuramasubbiah Emerging trends in Social Work in India, Social supportand Role Conflict among married women Teachers2015 978-93-84898-755,Bloomsbury India
    14. Author-Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah, “Consumerism in the Service sector”,2008,13:978-81-8069-531-5,Concept publishing company, New Delhi.
    15. B.Nalina&Dr. A.Sethuramasubbiah Professional social work in India – Rhetoric and Reality-, A study on Level of Adjustment among Bharathiar UniversityStudents,2011,978-81-9074-896-4,Western Publication: Coimbatore.

Dr. R. Mahendranath Chowdary

    2. Awareness attitude and belief of street children towards STDs, HIV/AIDs in Tirupati: A study- ISSN 0038-4046, August 15, 2012.
    3. Knowledge and Attitude of College Adolescents towards Reproductive Health: Scope of social Work Intervention- ISBN978-93-81142-73-8, 2013.
    4. Issues and Concerns on the Implementation of Self Employment Programmes in India: A Study.- ISBN 9789382570059, March 2013.
    5. The Scope of Micro Finance in Promotion of Livelihoods in India. ISSN 2277-8179, April- 2013.
      Knowledge and Attitude on Reproductive Health among Nursing, Pharmacy and MBA students-A Study. ISSN 2277-8179, May- 2013.
    6. Need for environmental management in effective rural development A study. ISBN: 978-93-81274-50-7.
    7. A Non- Government OrginisationCreating Curiosity among Rural Government School Children Through Hands on Practice Activities- A Study in Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh ISBN: 978-1- 926488-64-6.
    8. Feminization of Ageing in India: Perspectives and Issues. ISBN 978-81-8286.
    9. Technology adoption for construction of Toilets in Swachh Bharat Mission Gramin in Andhra Pradesh. ISSN 2321-0885.
    10. Rights of Transgender Identity – An Emerging Issue. ISSN 2347- 7180, Volume- X Issue- VI, No. 8, June-2020
    11. Level of Satisfaction on Infrastructure at College, Knowledge and Awareness on STD and HIV/AIDS Among Youth: A Study in Tirupati. ISSN 2277 5730, Volume- IX, Issue-III, July- September- 2020

Book Publications:

  1. Life Skill Course (CBCS) “Personality Enhancement and Leadership” Spectrum Publications- ISBN 978-93-91420-14-3
  2. Life Skill Course (CBCS) “Environmental Education” Spectrum Publications- ISBN 978-93-91420-34-5
  3. Skill Development Course (CBCS) “Disaster Management” Spectrum Publications- ISBN 978-93-91420-35-2
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. S. S. Shani

Shani S S (2021). Distress Marriages in Kerala. Making of Distinctions: Towards a Social Science of Inclusive Oppositions. Edited by Antony Palackal, Nandita Chaudhary, Giuseppina Marsico. Information Age Publishing. ISBN-10 ‏ :1648023215, ISBN-13 : ‎ 978-1648023217. Pp: 195- 210.
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. S. S. Shani

  1. Shani S S (2020). Transnational Forced Marriages in Kerala. Indian Diaspora and Transnationalism: Trends and Issues in the 21st Century. Edited by Ajay K Sahoo and P Venkata Rao. Serials Publication Private Limited. New Delhi. ISBN: 978-81-945563-0-5. Pp: 17-48.
  2. Shani S S (2017). Women in Interreligious Marriages – A Case Study in Kerala. South Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (SAJMS), ISSN: 2349 -7858. Volume 4 Issue 1, 2017 Pp: 103-116.
Research Outcomes:
List of Publications: Dr. S. S. Shani

Shani S S (2016). Experiencing Poverty in India – Case Study. Lexington Books “Spirituality, Culture and Development: Implications for Social Work” (Co -author), ISBN: 978 – 1- 4985 – 1967 -0, October 2016.