MAHENDRA SINGH  

PROF OF PHYSICS

1.      Name                          :         Dr. Mahendra Singh

2.      Father’s Name         :         Shri B.N. Singh

3.      Date of Birth            :         11.07.1962

4.      Postal Address         :         Chitrakoot House,

                                                        Aakriti Talkies Road,

                                                        Rewa (M.P.)

                                                        Phone – (07662) 41506 (R), 52670 (O)

                                                       E-mail: [email protected]

       Permanent Address :         Hanuman Ganj, P.O.- Lauri,

                                                       Disstt- Karvi, U.P.

5.         Academic Qualifications :

 Job Profile :

         First appointment as Asstt. Prof.         :         09.01.1983

         Regularization of services                   :         04.07.1987

         Promoted in Senior Scale                    :         04.07.1995

         Promoted in Selection Grade              :         28.07.1998

         Services become permanent               :         05.07.1999

Paper published in journal :

1.      “Long-term cosmic ray intensity variation in relation with new parameter q_1/2”. Asian Journal of Physics, Vol.6 No.3 (1997) 473-475.

2.      “Study of long-term cosmic ray intensity variation in relation to the tilt of the Heliospheric Neutral Sheet”. Acta Ciencia India, Vol. XXIII P, No.3, 163 (1997).

3.      “Long-term cosmic ray modulation during the ascending and descending phases of solar cycles 19 to 22.” Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. Inida, 68(A), III, 1998.

4.      “The aspect of time-lag in long-term cosmic ray intensity variation with solar activity”. Indian Journal of Radio & Space Physics. Vol. 28, October 1999, pp. 211-215

5.      “Fast plasma streams and CRI variation” paper submitted for publish in “Asian Journal of Physics, New Delhi” 25^th Jun.

Papers published in International conference :

1.      “Effect of the tilt of the Heliospheric Neutral Sheet on the Cosmic ray intensity variation at neutron monitors energies”. 25^th International Cosmic Ray Conf. 30 July, 6 August 1997, Durban, South Africa. This paper has published in reporture.

Paper published in National Seminars & Conferences :

1.      “Long-term variation of Geomagnetic Index (Ap) along with the variation in the cosmic ray.” Presented at Research Seminar on “Space Physics” Model Sc. College, Rewa (M.P.) Dec. 23 to 24, 1993.

2.      “Diurnal variation as observed during high sunspot activity period.” Paper presented at Research Conference on “Recent trends in Physics” during Dec. 30-31, 1993, Govt. Arts and Sc. College, Ratlam (M.P.).

3.      Long-term Cosmic ray intensity variation and their relation with solar and geomagnetic parameters.” Abstract book. Seminar or Space through Electronics, 4-6, March 1997 Page 4, Govt. T.R.S. College, Rewa (M.P.) India.

4.      “Long-term Cosmic ray intensity variation in association with solar activity.” Abstract book, Seminar on space through Electronics. 4.6, March 1997, page 6, Govt. College, Rewa (M.P.) India.

5.      “The aspect of time lag in long-term cosmic ray intensity variation with solar activity”. Paper published in National Space Science Symposium P R L Ahmedabad, Nov. 1997.

6.      “The study of average behavior of Cosmic ray intensity variation during solar cycle 22”. Published during the conference of Plasma-97, Institute of Plasma Research, Gandhi Nagar, Dec. 1997.

7.      “Behavioral Nature of Humans vis-a-vis semiconductor function”. Paper presented at National conference on Current trends, 26-27 Dec. 1999, organized by Govt. New Sc. College, Rewa (M.P.)

8.      “Long-term modulation of CRI”. Paper presented at 16^th National symposium on Plasma 2001, held at Center of Plasma Physics, Guwahati, during December 17-20, 2001.

9.      “Long-term modulation of cosmic ray intensity variation”. Paper presented at the symposium NSSS-2002, held at Department of Electronics, BU, Bhopal, from Feb. 25-28, 2002.

10.    “Anamalous behavior of Cosmic ray decrease on Feb. 2000”. Paper presented at the symposium NSSS-2002, held at Department of Electronics, BU, Bhopal, from Feb. 25-28, 2002.

Participation in Orientation & Refresher courses :

1.      Orientation Course : Conducted by A.S.C. Sagar M.P., Sept. 12 to Oct. 8, 1988. Did a project work on “Education in Madhya Pradesh: Today and tomorrow.”

2.      Refresher course on “Space Science” Oct 18 to Nov. 12, 1993.

3.      Refresher course on “Near Earth Plasma Environment & Material Science” March 01 to 23, 1995. Conducted by A.P.S.U., Rewa (M.P.).

4.      Refresher course on “Recent trends and Advances in Space Physics.” Sept. 25 to Oct. 17, 1995. Conducted by A.P.S.U., Rewa (M.P.).

5.      Refresher course on “Recent advances in space science & modern prospective in Material Science.” March 10 to March 31, 1998. Conducted by A.P.S.U., Rewa (M.P.).

6.      Refresher course on “Role of Computer in teaching” Jan. 04 to 25, 1999. Conducted by A.P.S.U., Rewa (M.P.).

A special training program :

1.      Participated in the training program in Enterpreneurship Development for Science & Technology Teachers from 18 Jan. to 30 Jan. 1993 at Bhopal.

2.      Participated in workshop on intellectual property right, Jointly organized by A.P.S.U., Rewa & MPCST & TIFAC division of DST of Govt. of India under the pertaining award programme at 04.12.1999.

Experience :

         19 years of teaching and 14 years of research, worked on cosmic ray which has directed bearings on astronomical bodies and human lives too. Some of my papers published in reputed journals and national-international conferences are also directed towards the same.

         My research works in the field cosmic rays :

         1.      19 years teaching (higher education) and managerial (HOD) experience in designing & implementation of syllabus, projects.

         2.      14 years professional experience of research.

Computer knowledge :

         Skilled in MS-Windows, MS-Office, A vast experience in net surfing, related to research.

Languages :

          Full proficiency in English, knowledge of Hindi.