Pune’s DIAT Professors Shine in Stanford University Ranking 2023: Top 2% of World’s Scientists Recognized

The Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (DU) in Pune, operating under the umbrella of DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation), is resolute in establishing itself as a center of excellence in education, training, and cutting-edge research in contemporary and future technologies. This vision is powered by a commitment to ongoing improvement and unwavering innovation in the realm of defense.

In the Global Limelight

Stanford University, renowned for its academic prowess, has unveiled its 2023 ranking of the top 2% of scientists worldwide, recognizing experts in various technical domains. Despite the inherent challenges related to publishing defense-centric technologies, this prestigious report features four esteemed faculty members of DIAT (DU), signifying their remarkable contributions.

Diverse Fields of Expertise

The recognized DIAT (DU) faculty members span a spectrum of technical fields:

  1. Materials – Prof. Balasubramanian K.
  2. Chemical – Prof. P. K. Khanna and Prof. P. Kulkarni
  3. Electronics Engineering – Dr. Bazil Raz

This diverse representation underscores the multifaceted contributions and expertise within the institution.

A String of Recognitions

In addition to their inclusion in Stanford University’s elite ranking, the faculty members of DIAT have earned accolades and recognition from distinguished organizations. They have been felicitated as Fellows of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) and Fellows of the Indian National Academy of Engineers. Such accolades underline the significant impact and contributions made by these educators and researchers.

A Rising Research University

DIAT (DU) is progressively evolving into a unique research university with a primary focus on the development of indigenous and cutting-edge defense-related technologies. The institution recently secured the 57th rank in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) rankings conducted by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD).

A Vision of National Security

Dr. C. P. Ramanarayanan, the Vice Chancellor of DIAT, expressed the institution’s commitment to working as a cohesive team to bolster the nation’s security in alignment with the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) initiative.

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