Doing Wonders in Medical Technology with a Pencil and Eraser | Suman Chakraborty | TEDxIIESTShibpur

Winner of the Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar prize, the Scopus Young Scientist Award and the only man to complete his Ph.D. in a paltry time of a year, Prof Suman Chakraborty has touched countless horizons of academia and needs absolutely no introduction.
An alumnus of the mechanical engineering department of the Jadavpur University, he went on to bag the first spot in the merit list of GATE. He completed his Masters from the prestigious IISc Bangalore with a gold medal and a Senate Commendation for outstanding performance to his name. After a brief stint in the industry and as a lecturer, he eventually went on to complete his doctoral research from IISc. His work went on to win the Best International CFD Thesis award 2002 that he completed in a year. Thereafter he joined IIT Kharagpur as an assistant professor where he is currently the head of the School of Medical Science and Technology and also the Associate Dean of Sponsored Research and Industrial Consultancy.
With over 400 publications in journals of international repute and a never-ending list of citations to his name, Prof Suman Chakraborty is also a fellow of the American Physical Society, The Royal Society of Chemistry, and also The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The youngest fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering, he is also a fellow of the INSA, the IAS, and the NASI. With the goal of providing novel medical diagnostic products at a low cost, he started his own company. For his innumerable contributions to the field of science and countless citations, he was awarded the Sir J. C. Bose National Fellowship, the highest fellowship awarded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India.
#tedxiiestshibpur #mindrebooted Winner of the Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar prize, the Scopus Young Scientist Award and the only man to complete his Ph.D. in a paltry time of a year, Prof Suman Chakraborty has touched countless horizons of academia and needs absolutely no introduction.
An alumnus of the mechanical engineering department of the Jadavpur University, he went on to bag the first spot in the merit list of GATE. He completed his Masters from the prestigious IISc Bangalore with a gold medal and a Senate Commendation for outstanding performance to his name. After a brief stint in the industry and as a lecturer, he eventually went on to complete his doctoral research from IISc. His work went on to win the Best International CFD Thesis award 2002 that he completed in a year. Thereafter he joined IIT Kharagpur as an assistant professor where he is currently the head of the School of Medical Science and Technology and also the Associate Dean of Sponsored Research and Industrial Consultancy.
With over 400 publications in journals of international repute and a never-ending list of citations to his name, Prof Suman Chakraborty is also a fellow of the American Physical Society, The Royal Society of Chemistry, and also The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The youngest fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering, he is also a fellow of the INSA, the IAS, and the NASI. With the goal of providing novel medical diagnostic products at a low cost, he started his own company. For his innumerable contributions to the field of science and countless citations, he was awarded the Sir J. C. Bose National Fellowship, the highest fellowship awarded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@jdtaramona]

There are few comments about Profesor Chakraborty. He deserves more and more. Since the first time I saw a lecture of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics from him I quickly knew that I was in front of pure genius guy. This man is incredible. The clarity of his lectures with full derivations, drawings and explanations plenty of details. His innovative approach and the many contributions which I could learn from his biography. We are in front of one of the most prominent guys in Engineering not only but worldwide. India protect and preserve this guy. He must be one of your national treasures. Long live Profesor Chakraborty. Greetings from Perú 🇵🇪!!!

[@achillesheel12]

Power of an IIT professor

[@prathameshjoshi3486]

Thank you nptel and sir for teaching us for free

[@subhadutta9638]

He is an example of a man who can manage two sides - 1) on one side a great scientist / 2) on other side a great teacher. Regards

[@sceditzofficial42069]

I have been with him for years (dont ask how I am related to him). I have learnt so much simply hearing from me, no understanding.

[@Amoghhooli]

Awesome 👌Mind blowing.Proud to have such a Genius Professor who thinks of ground realities.

[@nitzuga1]

¡Felicidades profesor! Usted es un gran maestro, muchas gracias por sus aportaciones y por compartir con nosotros sus profundos conocimientos en Mecánica de Fluidos y Termodinámica . Saludos desde El Salvador, Centro América.

[@DipayanPyne]

Hi there Will ! Can you please translate what you said in your comment ? I am just curious to know what you said coz it seems like you praised Prof Suman Chakraborty.

[@nitzuga1]

@@DipayanPyne ¡Congratulations professor! You are a great person, thank you very much for your contributions and for sharing with us your deep knowledge in Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics. Greetings from El Salvador, Central America.

[@ManojKumardear]

as a student of iiest shibpur, I am ashamed of the quality. The talk is great but the video and especially audio quality is disappointing.

[@abhishekkumarjaiswal7397]

Just speechless.. Thank you Professor 🙏

[@abhishekchakraborty3489]

Beautiful innovation for mankinnd

[@sher.5027]

He is best for the fluid mechanics course.

[@chinmaykalkeri]

Wonderful concept!!

[@sanidhyajain]

You are best Suman sir !!!

[@parthade6251]

My idol

[@sahilrajeshgajbhiye4968]

i love you sir

[@thepikachu143]

🙏👌👌👌👌👌