Volume: 3 ISSUE NO: 6 June / 2012
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SpecialREPORT Editorial Every time the editorial is needed, we think to ourselves, is it going to be business as usual with UVCE.! Implanting a life saver for millions around the world..! A Bangalore-based mechanical engineer has made the world sit up and take note after he created implants An unexpected, yet beautiful transformation called UVCE There’s just something magical about our college – UVCE. It’s quite impossible to express in words the 4 years... My memoirs of UVCE and the journey thereafter…. When I was approached by Team Sampada to write an article, the first thought that rang in my mind was, “Why, of all, me..???”.
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THIS MONTH ISSUE p.2 EDITORIAL
p.5 ದತ್ತಣ್ಣರವರೆ ೊಂದಿಗೆ ನೆನಪಿನೊಂಗಳದಲ್ಲಿ ...
p.3 Implanting a life saver for millions around the world..!
p.8 My memoirs of UVCE and the journey thereafter….
p.4 VU CHAMPS for this Quarter
p.10 ಬೆಳೆಯುವ ಸಿರಿ ಮೊಳಕೆಯಲ್ೆಿ !!!
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EDITORIAL Every time the editorial is needed, we think to ourselves, is it going to be business as usual with UVCE.! But surprisingly we’ve never had to do go through that mindset as there’s something to cheer about UVCE and it has been in a continuum. These days we have been going to lot of weddings of friends who were from our batch which is an indication that people from our batch will be busier going forward and the support we used to get from then would certainly die down gradually. This brings us to the aspect of looking out for fresh minds and as expected it has been real hard to find them. We have had our seniors regularly visit UVCE once they were out and we have been there in college often however we have observed that the same attachment has dwindled with the recent batches and it is not a good sign. If we take the example of any successful initiative, there is a record of successful passage of responsibilities that were handled with fresh set of ideas. That is what we are craving for. Yes, we have been doing it and we definitely will take it a longer mile but freshness is something that won’t happen until there’s a change of ideas and outlook. So we hereby urge all the UVCEians to join hands with us to do our bit for UVCE. Team VisionUVCE will be completing 3 years during September and we have a slew of plans that we want to come out with. Take this as an initial invitation to help us make those plans a success. Scholarships are something we are betting big on, Vinimaya is in nascent stages and few more initiatives afresh are in offing too. So there’s lot of scope to help UVCE and there’s good amount of practical learning too. So get in touch with us to get closer to UVCE. This edition of sampada will feature our own professor from Mech department who has created ripples in the field of implants that could as well be a boon for the field of orthopedics. We sure will try to give it a good visibility. And the champions are back..!! The new VU champs have been announced and they’re the buddies who have stepped ahead to do their bit for UVCE and we rightfully recognize them for their efforts. And that’s not it. Our batch-mate Sanju has been a instrumental guy in propelling students to join UVCE in his native and also has been wonderful flag-bearer of UVCE. We have Shravanthi to give us an account of the last 7 years – that includes her UVCE and post-UVCE experiences. I’m sure many would relate themselves to what she has to share. And we have Dattanna gracing the article in Sampada and adding colour to this edition. And we have a student who wants to share his thoughts, experiences and his journey to IIM. And above all, we have Sir MV guiding us through his wonderful and thought provoking speech. With hopes that we could ring a bell in every UVCEians heart… Thanks, Team SAMPADA 30 Editions of Sampada and if you glance through them, you can identify various wards upon which you can get back to your alma mater. So we would like you all to come forward to know what’s going with UVCE and we’re pretty sure, you’d be tempted to take part in the highly active zone of giving back..! Reach out to us at contact@visionuvce.in for more details.
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Implanting a life saver for millions around the world..! A Bangalore-based mechanical engineer has made the world sit up and take note after he created implants that could change the future of orthopaedic surgery. If tests are successful, it would mean the end of expensive and heavy metal implants that patients the world over have to deal with. The 40-year-old H G Hanumantharaju, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering (UVCE), Bangalore University, and his team of students have been busy working on cost-effective bio-material objects that could either repair or replace defunct human organs. First on their list is creating light-weight and cost-effective leg implants for which Hanumantharaju earned a Ph D degree from Bangalore University last week. His students have also been working on synthetic kidneys and stents that could replace actual nerves in the human body. Lowcost implants Hanumantharaju told Bangalore Mirror, “I was drawn towards the concept of biomedical equipment that work on the principles of mechanical engineering. As it helps people directly, I decided to work on bio-material equipment.” Several rounds of interactions with reputed orthopaedic surgeons and cardiologists from Bangalore and elsewhere revealed that patients are fitted with stainless steel grade titanium alloy which is heavier, making walking difficult. In more than 50 per cent cases, the implants fail, he explained. One reason for this is the density. The normal density of the bone is 2000 kg/m3 or 2 gm/cc. But the density of existing implants in the market is 8000 kg/m3 or 8 gms/cc. “The change in the density was the major culprit and I began looking for alternative material whose density could either match human bones or weigh little less. Extensive study, testing and rigorous research of existing literature yielded us the alternative PEEK or Polyethe retherketone, alumina, a ceramic material, and hydroxyapatite coating material which is made of fish bone and egg white,” explained Hanumantharaju. The materials were subjected to five different kinds of tests including strength, corrosion, wearing property and toxic elements. Any material that is inserted into the human body should with stand corrosion. This apart, the equipment undergoes a lot of wear and tear due to a great deal of movement. But all these material showed enough strength to withstand these effects. “Further, we added features like filling PEEK sticks with 30 per cent glass powder to give it more stability,” said Dr H K Shivanand, associate professor of mechanical engineering at UVCE and Hanumantharaju's Ph D guide. Global accolades Not limiting himself to his Ph D thesis, Hanumantharaju took his invention to the global level by presenting papers at several international seminars, including Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore, Cairo in Egypt, Greece, US and Bangkok where many appreciated his work. “We are now approaching the Medical Council of India (MCI) to conduct in-vivo and in-vitro tests where these implants will first be tested on mammals like cats and dogs before being tried on humans.” Engineer turns medico Though a mechanical engineer, medical engineering is not a new subject for Hanumantharaju. Born into a family of desi doctors who cure bone fractures through native techniques, Hanumantharaju always wanted to do something useful for society instead of working on machines and software that never directly help people. “My grandfather is known as Kaikattu Muniyappa around Nelamangala. Later on, my father Ganga Hanumaiah too followed in his footsteps after retiring as a government school teacher. My family background led me towards bio-material technology - designing artificial human body parts. I was instrumental in introducing the subject as one of the optionals during the M Tech degree. No other engineering or medical college or IITs in India have this subject and we are proud to have it,” he said. 3
AN UNEXPECTED, YET BEAUTIFUL TRANSFORMATION CALLED UVCE There’s just something magical about our college – UVCE. It’s quite impossible to express in words the 4 years that have passed by, all that I’ve done while at this college, the special friends I’ve made and what this college means to me. I’m just going to write a short piece here of what I felt like before joining this college and how I feel like now after the metamorphosis. When I selected this college during the CET counselling, I really didn’t know what to expect after hearing so many mixed reviews. There were the bad ones – Only College under Bangalore University, Government college, Infrastructure Is lacking, no teachers and then there some good ones – Excellent Placement, experienced faculty, lots of free time and the like. At the end, I chose this college at the words of some of the alumni I knew. Since then, there’s never been a moment I’ve ever had to look back in regret at the decision. The experiences during these 4 years have been simply fantastic and plentiful. I have so many funny, stupid, emotional, naughty and never forgettable memories attached to the college, its teachers and my friends. With 4 fests annually, it’s assured that there’s something to keep looking forward to and working towards. An active IEEE student branch has assured that I was constantly in the midst of many of the activities happeningKagada, Impetus, Programmers club being the main and in parallel constantly learning so many thingstechnical and managerial. The college offers a mixed bag that just seem to blend amazingly well with each other- A set of best friends, batch mates, seniors, juniors and teachers each of who have equally contributed to making life better. Seniors are always there to share their experiences and teach you the tricks of the trade. Similarly it’s a special feeling when I spend time with juniors. Share my experiences and help them find their own way. Batch mates, well spending 4 years with them, almost all of them end up becoming a friend in some way or the other. Best friends are always there for all your experiences, and we get to know each other inside out. Despite it being the end of the college journey, I know nothing much will change as we will continue to remain the same best of buddies and we’ve got many things planned up to give back to our college. Last and definitely not the least, teachers are really helpful in their trust in us students to do things for ourselves, yet keeping an overseeing eye upon us and redirecting us whenever we’re lost. They also allow us to have enough free time for us to learn other things and ensure there are plentiful of extra-curricular activities for us to indulge ourselves in. Before UVCE, I would say I was just another average student with not much knowledge of the world, but a passion to learn and grow. But this college has transformed me, instilled courage to be brave in whatever decision I take and face the challenges that may come. I’ve learnt how to think out of the box and be a pioneer. Learnt things like how to manage resources and time, work with others, etc. Most importantly I’ve learned to take things with a smile and find joy in everything that we do. Overall, I feel a transformed person and am more confident not just to stand on my own two feet but also help others get there. Because of that, I feel, this is definitely the place to study engineering and become a real “ENGINEER”. And that's why I love my UVCE- a place inscribed forever into my heart. Sairam Balani (2012 Batch)
VU CHAMPS of this Quarter
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Sir M V’s Speech - Words of Wisdom from the eminent statesman This section of the speech(Part-5) is the continuation from the previous edition where it was initiated. Please go through the previous edition to follow the legendary speech of the legendary statesman, Sir MV..!!
If, on the contrary, there is neglect or inadequate progress, an alarm should be raised by the Committee so that men in charge may be changed and further revised arrangements made to ensure progress according to programme. Consideration should of course be given when any unforeseen defects and handicaps have been encountered during the quarter. Under this arrangement the responsibility will be thrown also on the officers and contractors in immediate charge of the work. Unless the element of fear or hope is introduced in this manner and honest effective supervision maintained, satisfactory progress of the plan cannot be ensured. I am informed that the Government of India have sanctioned a grant of Rs. 10 lakhs to the four Engineering Colleges in the State on condition that the Colleges restrict the number of annual admissions to a total of 360 students in all against 614 admitted last year. The Government have done this with a view to increasing efficiency and orders seem to have been issued on the recommendations of a Committee. The usual practice when a grant is given is to increase facilities for admissions. Reduction in this case would be unfortunate in more respects than one as there is a great demand for engineering education at present. The past freedom given to these Colleges, it is universally admitted, has done much good and brought remunerative employment to many young men. It seems premature to bring in restrictions to admissions at this stage. It seems desirable to leave the number of admissions at the present level, unaffected for perhaps another six years, until there is a surfeit in the supply of engineers in Mysore and neighboring States. ENGINEERING MARVELSVery recently, I had occasion to collect a list of engineering marvels, or structures of unusual size or importance, nearly all of which I had seen in various parts of the world during my travels. I will give some of them here as they may interest the student population in the audience. 1. The highest among buildings in New York, known as sky-scrapers is the Empire State Building, 1,472 feet or more than a quarter of a mile high. It is made up of 102 storeys stand has enough floor space to shelter a city of 80,000 people. The highest building in India is the Government Secretariat in Calcutta recently constructed which is 13 storeys high. 2. The Eiffel Tower in Paris which is 985 feet high is the highest of its kind in Europe. 3. Visitors to England are aware that a road is taken under the River Thames in London through a subway or tunnel built underneath it. 4. The Ocean Channel which separates the district of Detroit in the United States of America from Canada is similarly crossed by a subway or tunnel of comparatively larger size, and motor cars and conveyances of every kind constantly cross and recross this subway with the ocean channel overhead. 5. Citizens travel in underground or tube railways both in London and New York. 6. The highest masonry dam built as a multipurpose reservoir is the Boulder Dam on the Colorado river in the United States of America. This dam is 726 feet high from the lowest point in the foundation to the crown of the roadway. 7. Persons who get into a railway car at night in Berlin (Germany) wake up in the Stockholm (Sweden) next morning after crossing 60 miles of the Baltic Sea.sewers were kept well ventilated and clean even at such depths particularly at times of inspection. 8
My memoirs of UVCE and the journey thereafter…. When I was approached by Team Sampada to write an article, the first thought that rang in my mind was, “Why, of all, me..???”. But slowly when I started writing the past 7 years of my life in a page, I saw the rushes of what had gone through and it was like a cricket highlights match. It comprised of only 4s and 6s. So entertaining!!! I have fallen in love with nostalgia ever since I started writing this piece. It all started with the celebrations at my household with the good ranking I had got in CET, the next picture moved to the day when I sat wit my dad on his legacy Kinetic Honda and 40 minutes later, I was there..! I was in the place where I spent 4 memorable years and my alter-home, UVCE! Though many of my friends were averse to the idea of joining UVCE, I liked the way my elder sister was enjoying her stay @ UVCE. So without much thought, I had said UVCE, to the officer in CET cell. There was the beginning. I somehow liked the way UVCE functioned – Freedom Redefined. One of my friends says, UVCE is like India in a nutshell. You get to see lot of diversity. I made friends with so many people, who came from different corners of India, their culture, beliefs like what the title track of Satyamev Jayate depicts. As I was casually getting acquainted to the offerings of UVCE, we had to face the first bombshell, the Internals. Our initial preparation for that was bigger than what we had prepared during PUC exams. I like it because; never afterwards did we attach so much of importance to internals. I liked listening to the Lecturers. Soon the 1 st semester exams were announced. Again a new set of learning; that you don’t have to study everything in syllabus, that 5 out of 8 were enough to get 100%. I cleared the exams; actually I was happy with the results I got too. Attended my first fest in UVCE, it was a different experience altogether as they were totally new to me and was very colourful just like looking through the kaleidoscope. As we moved to the 2nd year, we dint realize that we were already a year old in the college and will be called seniors. Suddenly we had juniors asking us for text books, notes and tips about exams and we were able to guide them too. There began our marathon. Running around Avenue Road searching for the reference books, text books with an occasional visit to the chat shops there used to end the day. The visits became frequent afterwards though. In 3rd year, I started participating in all the technical and cultural fests. Be it organizing or participating, I wanted to be a part of it. It gives an immense joy and is an amazing experience in itself! Slowly our placement process started. All of us were apprehensive about it. We were keen on getting into a company to secure our future. Sometimes it was depressing if I couldn’t get through a company. But it actually motivated me to prepare well for the next company and give a better try. As each of us had an offer by atleast one company by end of 3rd year, we were all happy that we were placed and had a feeling that we have achieved something. By fourth year though, college life changed a bit. As all of us were working on our projects we were out of college or not in class for most of the week. Had most of our classes on weekend! As our exams approached, we started to realize that these will be our last days in college and we wanted to cherish these last moments of joy! Went for some fun trips, stayed in college even when we had no classes.. We just wanted to be with each other. Had lot of fun on ethnic day, farewell party etc.. I cherish all those memoirs. It was one of the best four years of my life! I know it is really hard to sum up the 4 beautiful years of college. People who are good writing can write multiple parts of the book or multiple of seasons of a sitcom can be made too. The rushes kind of took an abrupt stop here, as my mom called me out for dinner..! The next episode, post dinner was about my professional life. All of us got placed in good companies and after a break of 2 months or so I started working! When I joined the Software company, it was like a mini UVCE as I used to see all my college mates around and company did not feel very alien to me. Though this is a life sustaining phase, I really do want to go back to college. The experience is un-match-able. UVCE had a great impact in shaping my career and I would like to take this opportunity to thank UVCE for making me what I am today! Aargh..! sleepy. See. That is what professional life can do to you. Makes you sleep..! Shravanthi ( 2009 ECE) 9
ಬೆಳೆಯುವ ಸಿರಿ ಮೊಳಕೆಯಲ್ೆಿ !!! ೨೦೦೯ನೆ ಸಾಲಿನ ವಿದ್ಾಾರ್ಥಿಯಾದ ಸಂಜು ಪಾಟೀಲ್ ಬಳಿ ನಡೆದ ಸಂಕ್ಷಿಪ್ತ ಸಂಭಾಷಣೆ ಇಲಿಿದ್ೆ (ನಾ) - ಪೂರ್ಾಾಶ್ರಮದ ಬಗೆೆ ಸ್ವಲ್ಪ... (ಸಂ) - ನನನ ಹೆಸುು ಸಂಜು ಪಾಟೀಲ್ರು. ನರು ಬೆು ಗೆವ್ಾಜಿಲ ಲೆ, ೆಿಕ ಕೋಡೆ ೀ ತಾಲ್ ಿಕ್ನ ರುಜಲ್ಟಟಿರರು... ನಾೆೆ, ಾಿ ಲ, ೆಿೀ ದಿ ಗೆವ್ೆದವಿುರು. ೨೦೦೫ೆಲಿಿ ಸಡಾಿರ ಪಿಯು ಡಾ, ೆೀಲೆನಲಿಿ ಪಾಸಾಗಿಕ ಆಮೀ, ೆ ಯುವಿಸಿಇಯಲಿಿ ಎಂಲೆನಿಯರಂಗ್ ರುುಗಿಸಿದ್ೆವಿು. ಈಗ ಒಂದು ಸಾಫ್ಟೆೆೀರ್ ಕ ಪಂಪೆನಿಯಲಿಿ ್ದ್ೆ ಾೀಗ್ರು (ನಾ) - ಬಹಳ ಸ್ೊಂತೆ ೋಷ.. ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಕುರಿತ್ು ನಿಮಮ ಅಭಿಪ್ಾರಯ? ಮತೆತ ನಿೋವು ಇದರ ಬಗೆೆ ಸ್ದಿಿಲ್ಿದೆೋ ನಡೆಸ್ುತ್ತತರುವ ಪರಚಾರದ ಕುರಿತ್ು ಸ್ವಲ್ಪ ವಿವರ (ಸಂ) - ನರುಬ ಲಭಿಪಾುಯದಲಿಿ ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಭಾಳ ಗೆಸ್ಟಟಲದರು. ನರುಬಂಹ ವಿದ್ಾಾರ್ಥಿಗಳಿಗೆ ಲಗಿಿ ಛ, ೆ ೀ ಡಾ, ೆೀಜ್ ನೆ ೀ ು. ಲಹಾಂಹ ಡಾ, ೆೀಜ್ ಫೀಸ್ಟ ಪ ಡ ಲಗಿಿ ಪ ಮ ಲದ.
ಳಿಳಿಯಿಂಂದ ಬಂದ
ವ್ೆೀ ಡಾಲ್ಿ ಂದ ನಡೆ ಂಡು ಬಂದದ. ಲದಲ್ಿ
ಳಿಳಿಯಿಂಂದ ಪಷಟಿರಪ್ಟ್ುಟಿರ ಬಂದ್ೆ ೀರಗೆ ಹೆೀಳಿಮಾ ಸಿದ
ಡಾ, ೆೀಜ್ರು ಇದು. ಸಾ ಲ್ೆ್ ಿಪ್ ಪ ಡ ಸಿಗತದ. , ೆ ಬುರಕ , ಾಾ್ ರುಹತ ಗೆೀೆೆ ಎಲ್ಿ ್ಾ್ಸಿಥಿ ಲ, ೆ ಲದ. ೧೦೦%
Placement
ಲದ. ಇದ್ೆಲ್ಿದು ಸಲ್ುೆಾಗಿ ನಾೆೆಲ್ಿ ನರುಬ
ಇದೆ ಬಗೆಜ ಮಾತಾ ತವಿು. ಇದೆ ಬಗೆಜ ಲರ್ು ರು ಂಗ ಮಾ ತೀವಿು.
ವ್ೆ ವಿದ್ಾಾರ್ಥಿಗಳುಕ ನರು ಬೆ
ಳಿಳಿಯಗೆ ಹೆ ೀಗಿಕ ನರುಬ ಡಾ, ೆೀಜ್ನಲಿಿ
ಸಿಕ ತಿಳು್ಳಿಡೆ ನಿೀ ಕ ಇನನಷುಟಿರ ಜನ ಇಲಿಿಗೆ ಬೆೆ ೀ ುಡುಗುು ಲಂಹ ಭಾಳ ರುಂಿ ಕಿವಿಗೆ ಟ್ುಟಿರ ಡೆೀವ್ಾತರು.
ಭಾಳ ಖುಷಿ ಆಗತದಕ ಹೆಮಬ ಲನ್ತದ.. ಲದ್ೆಲ್ಿದು ಜತಿ ಇಲಿಿ ಗೆಂಗಳೂರನ ೆಾಹ್ೆಣ ನರುಗ ಹೆ ೆಜಗತಿತನ ಪ್ರಲಯ ಮಾ ಸತದ. ಇಹೆ
ುಡುಗು ಸಂಗಡ ಮಾತಾಡೆ ಸಲ್ುೆಾಗಿ ಇನನಷುಟಿರ ಪಲಿತಿವಿು.
(ನಾ) ಇಲ್ಲಿವರೆಗೆ ಇದರ ಪರಿಣಾಮ ಎಷುು ಆಗಿದೆ? (ಸಂ) -
ಲುು ಪ ಮ ಒಂದು ನಲ್ವಹುತ ಜನ ಸೆೀರೆಬ ುಿ ು. ಸೆೀರೆೆ ೀ ನಾೆೆ, ಾಿ ಪ್ುತಿ ್ಷಿ ನರುಬ
ಳಿಳಿಯಗೆ ಹೆ ೀಗಿ ಲಲಿಿ ರುತೆತ ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಪುರಹ ನರುಬ ಲಭಿಯಾನ್ನುನ ರುುಂದು್ೆೆಸಿತವಿು. ಪಿಯು
ುಡುಗು
ಹು ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಬಗೆಜಕ ನರುಬ ನೆನೆಪ್ುಗಳ ಬಗೆಜ ಮಾತಾಡೆ ೀಡೆ ಭಾಳ ಖುಷಿ ಲನಿನಸತದ. (ನಾ) - ಓಹ್, ಅದುುತ್.. ಮುೊಂದಿನ ಯೋಜನೆಗಳು ? (ಸಂ) - ಬೆೆ ೀಬರ ಮಾತಾ
ಇನನಷುಟಿರ ಜನ
ುಡುಗುನನ ಪೆೆಸಗೆೀಕಿು. ರುುಂಿ ನ ಸಲ್ ವಿಷನ್ ಯುವಿಸಿಇ
ಹಂಡದ್ುು ನಮ್ಜೊತೆ ನರು ಬರಗೆ ಬೆಗೆೀಕಿು. ಬಂದು ಲಲಿಿ ವಿದ್ಾಾರ್ಥಿಗಳ ಜತೆ ಸಂೆಾದ ನಡೆಸಗೆೀಕಿು. ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಹೆಸೆು ಇನನಷುಟಿರ ಹೆಲುಗೆೀಕಿು. ಲದ್ೆ ಏನ್ ಸಹಾಯ ಗೆೀಕಿದ ು ಮಾಡೆ ೀಡೆ ನಾ್ು ಹಯಾರ್ ಕ !! (ನಾ) - ಖೊಂಡಿತ್ ಬತ್ತೋಾವಿ... ಎಲ್ಿರ ಸ್ಹಾಯ-ಪ್ರೋತಾಾಹ ಇದಿರೆೋನೆ ವಿಷನ್-ಯುವಿಸಿಇ ಉಳಿಸ್ಲ್ು, ಬೆಳೆಸ್ಲ್ು, ಮುೊಂದುವರೆಸ್ಲ್ು ಸಾಧ್ಯ.. ನಿಮಮ ಈ ಪರಯತ್ನಕೆೆ ಶ್ುಭ ಕೆ ೋರುತ್ತ, ನಮಮ ಬೆೊಂಬಲ್ ಸ್ದಾ ನಿಮಮ ಜತೆ ಇರುತ್ತದೆ ಎೊಂದು ಹೆೋಳಲ್ು ಬಯಸ್ುತೆತೋರ್ೆ. ಧ್ನಯರ್ಾದಗಳು !!!