H.D. Mustafa has graduated Summa Cum Laude(University Gold Medal) in 2001, from TU, New Orleans, USA with a Double Majorin Computer Science and Computer Engineering and a PhD in ElectricalEngineering. He is the first recipient of the prestigious Chancellor Fellowshipin 1998 for pursuing Undergraduate Education. He is awarded the Honoris Causa,Doctor of Engineering Sciences in May 2015. Currently, he is the PresidentR&D of Transocean Inc. and RIG Ltd. He is a fellow of the ACS and ICCA. Hehas published over 40 journal papers including publications in reputedinternational journals. He was the Associate Editor of Hydrocarbon ProcessingJournal from 2007 to 2009.

He is a Radical and dynamic multidisciplinaryscientist and executive, leading interdisciplinary multibillion dollar R&Dand Industrial projects. A multidisciplinary researcher his interest is notbound to any specific field but spans all domains of engineering and science.He is a strategic visionary and team leader amalgamating institutional andindustrial research and a skilled expert in observing and translating conceptsinto reality, with operational excellence in diverse environments.

H.D. Mustafa is the Chief Inventor of the CrudeOil Quality Improvement (COQI®) technology and concept, which has marketcapitalization of US$ 2.5 Billion as of 2014. He was awarded the MeritRecognition Award by NASA, USA in 2005 and the President of India EMPI Award in2006 by Government of India for his contributions to Research and Development.He was nominated and shortlisted for the prestigious Global Innovator of theYear Award for 2013. In July 2013, H.D. Mustafa achieved a World Record inIndia for the deepest oil exploration using the COQI® process.

Dr. Sunil Karamchandani obtained his doctoratedegree from Department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Bombay in the area ofWireless Body Area Networks (WBAN). His contributions are recognized in NatureIndia,Proceedings of IEEE and generated extensive news coverage with leadingtabloids namely The Financial Express, Hindustan Times and Lokmat. He was atechnical consultant for Blue Star InfoTech providing interactive solutions forsegmentation of abdominal aortic aneurysms in collaboration with BARCO, U.K. Heis twice the recipient of Microsoft Travel Award in 2010 and 2012. Currently heis associated with Department of Electronics and Telecommunication, D. J.Sanghvi college of Engineering, University of Mumbai and is the IDC coordinatorresponsible for development of innovative ideas in association with Departmentof Science & Technology (DST) and National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN).He has over fifty prominent publications in journals and conferences of reputeand authored two books on Applied Mathematics over a teaching carrier spanningmore than ten years. He is an avid international traveler, more recently havingdelivered a talk on "Promising textiles, celebrating the Silicon of the Future"at "Aurel Vlaicu", University of Arad, Romania.

Shabbir N Merchant received his B. Tech, M. Tech,and PhD degrees all from Department of Electrical Engineering, Indian Instituteof Technology Bombay, India. Currently he is a Professor in Department ofElectrical Engineering at IIT Bombay. He has more than 30 years of experiencein teaching and research. Dr. Merchant has made significant contributions inthe field of signal processing and its applications. His noteworthycontributions have been in solving state of the art signal and image processingproblems faced by Indian defence. His broad area of research interestsarewireless communications, wireless sensor networks, signal processing,multimedia communication, and image processing and has published extensively inthese areas. He is a co-author with his students who have won Best PaperAwards. He has been a chief investigator for a number of sponsored andconsultancy projects. He has served as

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