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Dr.
Ajaib Singh Brar, a senior
Professor, Chemistry and joint
Professor, Centre for Polymer
Science and Engineering, at Indian
Institute of Technology, Delhi has a
vast experience of more than 32
years of working in the field of
education and research at
prestigious National and
International Institutes in various
capacities. Prof. Brar did his B.Sc.
from Faridkot, Punjab and M.Sc. from
Punjabi University, Patiala. He did
his Ph.D. from Indian Institute of
Technology, Delhi and got UNESCO
fellowship in 1974. After completing
Ph.D., he joined Guru Nanak Dev
University and served there for six
years. Prof. Brar has worked in the
field of catalysis, Mossbauer
spectroscopy, photochemistry and
currently in the field of NMR
spectroscopy of polymers. He has
internationally recognition in these
fields.
Prof.
Brar joined IIT Delhi as Assistant
Professor in 1982. He has published
more than 200 papers in refereed
International and National journals
and 50 papers in the proceedings of
conferences / symposia. Prof. Brar
has delivered 110 lectures in
conferences / symposia at various
institutes / universities. He has
delivered invited lectures at
American Chemical Society
conferences and at leading
universities in USA, Europe and
Japan. He delivered lectures in
Japan on the invitation of JSPS and
in The Netherlands on the invitation
of The Royal Academy of The
Netherlands for Arts and Science.
Prof. Brar is having research
collaboration with RWTH, Technical
University, Aachen, Germany (ranked
as the best Technical University in
Germany). He was a visiting faculty
at RWTH, Aachen during June-July in
2005 and 2006. Prof. Brar has guided
25 Ph.D. students and 20 M. Tech.
students. He has sponsored projects
of Rs. 1.50 crores and established
High Resolution NMR Center at IIT
Delhi.
Prof.
Brar was Chairman GATE (Graduate
Aptitude Test for Engineering) 2002,
2004 and JMET 2002, 2004. He was
chairman for conducting DRDO-SET2004
(Defense Research and Development
Organization - Scientist Entrance
Test), entrance test through which,
about 600 scientists were recruited
for various DRDO laboratories. He
was Head of Chemistry Department,
IIT Delhi and Fellow of the
"National Academy of
Sciences", India. Prof. Brar
was awarded Outstanding Research
Award, IIT Delhi in 1994. He is the
reviewer to all reputed
International Journals in his
research field. He is a member of
the selection committees of several
Universities and institutes. He has
been member of committee,
constituted by NCERT to review the
chemistry curriculum of class 11th
and 12th and also written
books for them.
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