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Healthy, stress-busting fat found hidden indirtThirty years after scientists coined the term "hygiene hypothesis" to suggest thatincreased exposure to microorganisms could benefit health, CU Boulder researchers haveidentified an anti-inflammatory fat in a soil-dwelling bacterium that may be responsible.The discovery, published Monday in the journal Psychopharmacology, may at least partlyexplain how the bacterium, Mycobacterium vaccae, quells stress-related disorders. It alsobrings the researchers one step closer to developing a microbe-based "stress vaccine.""We think there is a special sauce driving the protective effects in this bacterium, and thisfat is one of the main ingredients in that special sauce," said senior author and IntegrativePhysiology Professor Christopher Lowry.

Quantum cloud computing with self-checkMany scientists are currently working on investigating how quantum advantage can beexploited on hardware already available today. Three years ago, physicists firstsimulated the spontaneous formation of a pair of elementary particles with a digitalquantum computer at the University of Innsbruck. Due to the error rate, however, morecomplex simulations would require a large number of quantum bits that are not yetavailable in today's quantum computers. The analog simulation of quantum systems ina quantum computer also has narrow limits. Using a new method, researchers aroundChristian Kokail, Christine Maier und Rick van Bijnen at the Institute of Quantum Opticsand Quantum Information (IQOQI) of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have nowsurpassed these limits. They use a programmable ion trap quantum computer with 20quantum bits as a quantum coprocessor, in which quantum mechanical calculationsthat reach the limits of classical computers are outsourced. "We use the best featuresof both technologies," explains experimental physicist Christine Maier. "The quantumsimulator takes over the computationally complex quantum problems and theclassical computer solves the remaining tasks."

CHIEF EDITOR

CHIEF PATRONS

Dr. Manoj Goel (DIRECTOR, ADMIN)Dr. Sandeep Tiwari (DIRECTOR, KEC)

EDITORSMs. Tanushree SanwalMs. Neha Joshi

Prof. P.K Pathak (HOD, Humanities)

STUDENT DESIGNERMr. Varun Sharma

HIGHLIGHTSTECH NEWSIEEE CONFERENCEPRINCIPAL'S CONCLAVEKAPPTEC BY AKTUSCRIBBLE DAYPOSTER MAKING COMPETITIONLEADERSHIP TALK SERIESE-YANTRA WORKSHOP BY IIT BOMBAY

Thirty years after scientists coined the term'hygiene hypothesis' to suggest that increasedexposure to microorganisms could benefit healthBy Science Daily

With a quantum coprocessor in the cloud,physicists have opened the door to the simulationof previously unsolvable problems in chemistryBy Science Daily

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4TH IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON IOT: SIU

The “4 th IEEE International Conference on Internet of Things: Smart Innovation and Usages (IOT-SIU 2019)” was organized byDepartment of Computer science Engineering, Krishna Engineering College, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, on April 18-19, 2019. TheConference was technically co-sponsored by IEEE UP Section and perceived an amalgamation of peerless speakers whoenlightened the crowd with their knowledge and confabulated on various new-fangled topics related to the field of IOT. The following dignitaries apart from Keynote speakers, session chairs and delegates, graced the grand inaugural function on 18th April 2019 which subsequently followed the proceedings of the conference:

Prof (Dr) S. N. Singh, Vice Chancellor, MMU University of Technology, Gorakhpur, India (Chief Guest)

Prof (Dr) David Asirvatham, Executive Dean, Taylor’s University, Malaysia (Guest of Honour)

Prof (Dr) Prihandoko, S.Kom, Assistant Director, Doctoral Program, University of Gunadarma, Indonesia

Prof (Dr) Rajkumar Buyya, CEO, Manjrasoft Pvt Ltd, Director, Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems Laboratory, School

of Computing and Information systems, University of Melbourne, Australia

Prof (Dr) Vinay Rishiwal, MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly

Prof. Ramkumar J, FIE(I) Department of Mechanical Engineering and Design, IIT Kanpur

A total of 81 research papers were shortlisted for presentation afterrigorous review of more than 300 papers received from researchersfrom different countries. The highly splendid conference was markedwith the presence of renowned and brilliant researchers, and talentedstudent communities representing in and around the country. Theconference has tried grounding every aspect related to HighPerformance & Data Computing, Networking & Communication,Intelligent Control & Devices, and Smart Innovation & Usage of IOT,covering all the possible research areas and crux.

The valedictory function held on 19 th April 2019 started with thecertificate distribution and ended with motivational words from Prof.David Asirvatham, Prof. Prihandoko, S.Kom and Dr. Vinay Rishiwal.The Conference was highly appreciated by one and all for qualitypapers, meticulous planning and organising of event and hospitalitydisplayed by host Institute (Krishna Engineering College).

“DATA ANALYTICS WITH R” WORKSHOP IN ASSOCIATION WITH DEVARTY TECHNOLOGIES

A student development program was organized on “Data Analytics with R” from 31st March 2019 to 9th April 2019 in which 62students participated. This course helped the students know how to tackle data analysis problems using R programming language,understand how data is created, stored, accessed? Data analysis has become an essential part of everyday life and emerged as a critical component of modern business intelligence inrecent years. Data scientists have a number of options to analyze data using statistical methods. One of the most convenient andpowerful methods is to use the Python and R programming language. This course gave the students a strong foundationin the areas of analytics. They will also able to compute various statistical measures, create meaningful data visualizations, R modelsto predict expected future outcomes.

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Krishna Engineering College organized PRINCIPAL'S CONCLAVE 2019 on Ethics & Integrity in Education: Role of Stakeholders atKEC Campus on 27th April 2019 in association with BSNL, Ghaziabad. Mr. Anurag Tripathi, CBSE Secretary, Mr. MK Seth, CGM,ALTTC-BSNL and Dr. N P Singh, Chairman ASEED-IADMAT, Jyoti Dixit, Assistant, DIOS, graced the occasion with their benignpresence and valuable opinions on the topic. Mr. Anurag Tripathi highlighted the role of stakeholders specially the role of parentsand teachers in student’s education.

A meeting of IEEE Executive Committee was hosted byKEC on 18 th April 2019. In this meeting the executivemembers discussed various upcoming conferences in U.P& Uttarakhand . The objective was to maintain andupgrade the quality and value of the research paperssubmitted in the conferences.

IEEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

PRINCIPAL'S CONCLAVE 2019

A meeting of IEEE Branch Counselors was held at Krishna EngineeringCollege on 19 th Apr 2019. The meeting was attended by majority ofbranch counselors from U.P. & Uttrakhand to discuss and brainstormvarious significant matters for encouraging Research programs acrossthe country. The benefits of IEEE were also shared and some eventsunder IEEE UP Section were planned after due deliberations.

IEEE BRANCH COUNSELLOR MEETING

Krishna Engineering College, ECE department has setup a Robotics lab and organized 2 days workshop in collaboration withNexRobotics on 18 th and 19 th April 2019 for training students and faculty on various robotic research platforms. Robotic Platformswhich have been discussed in these two days were Fire Bird V Robot, Spark V Robot, 3 Wheel Omni directional Robot, Hexapod Robotand Dexter ER Robotic Arm.

WORKSHOP BY NEXROBOTICS

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“KALAM ANNUAL PROJECT AND POSTER TECHNICAL COMPETITION”-2019 (KAPPTEC) BY AKTU

AKTU organized an Annual Project and Poster Technical Competition in which students from different branches participatedand won attractive prizes. Following prototypes were shortlisted based on merit and degree of innovation, for demonstration atAKTU Lucknow on 12 April 2019.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Semi Automatic Drainage Cleaner by Vikrant of third yearMicro Wind Turbine by Kamlesh, Abhishek Jha, Krishnahari Maurya andVarshit Garg of final yearThermal Shield for Cars by Pradyumn of third year

Kamlesh, Abhishek Jha, Krishnahari Maurya and Varshit Garg of final year MechanicalDepartment won third prize of Rs. 10,000 for the prototype of Micro wind Turbine.

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Seismic Isolation Device by Manish and Aditya of third yearRoad Construction by Waste materials by Hammad and Prakash of third yearEco Enzyme Cleansing Bar by Abhishek Aggarwal, Rahul, Ankit and EkantTyagi of final year.Low Cost Roofing Tiles using Agricultural Waste by Akash Bhardwaj, PragatiSharma, Ravinandan Kunwar and Vikrant Kaushik of second year.

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT

Automatic wiper system for auto mobiles by Lavita, Annu Bhardwaj, Ankit Kumar Gupta of third year.Response Game by Garv Rajput, Deepanshu Chaudhary Divya Singh and Sarthak Daryani of third yearWomen Safety Gloves by Divya Chaudhary, Sudhanshu Baliyan and Priyanka SharmaAndroid Based Robotic Arm Control by Ashish Chikara, Mohit Sinha and Nitesh SinghSmart Shopping Trolly by Monika Sharma, Lakshay Kumar, Ankita Chauhan and Anubhav Kaushik

Monika Sharma, Lakshay Kumar, Ankita Chauhan and Anubhav Kaushik won second price

COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Swachchyan by Rishab Dubey and Ritesh Sharma of third yearSmart Parking System by Akash Gupta and Barnini Goswami of second year

Rishab Dubey and Ritesh Sharma won third price in poster presentation.

FIRST YEAR

IOT based smart monitoring system by Md. Arshad, Anshita Arora and Tarun Yadav

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Students of final year celebrated scribble day with happy faces on 28 th April 2019.It'sdifficult to say goodbye, to part ways with new and old friends, to end a beautiful journey.So the students’ just scribbled all the reminiscences of four unforgettable years andrelived those moments one last time.

SCRIBBLE DAY CELEBRATIONS OF BATCH 2015

Ultimately, leadership is not about glorious crowning acts. It's about keeping your team focusedon a goal and motivated to do their best to achieve it, especially when the stakes are high and theconsequences really matter. It is about laying the groundwork for others success, and thenstanding back and letting them shine. Krishna Engineering College, IIC Cell promoted by AICTE &Ministry of HRD, took part in India's leadership talk series and organized a webinar on the topic -Future of Technical Education in India on 22nd April 2019. Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe (ChairmanAll India Council for Technical Education), the eminent speaker in the program addressed thegathering and brought out significant measures initiated in our country with an aim to preparestudents for the upcoming challenges in the modern business dynamics.

LEADERSHIP TALK SERIES

A Poster making competition was held on 15 February 2019 for all the branches and thetheme of the competition was Desh Mera Rangeela. Many teams from differentbranches/years participated in it. The winners were Sarthak Daryani (EC IIIrd Year) andDeepa (EC IIIrd Year). First Runner up were Ashveen Kaur (EC IVrth Year) and Shivangi(CS Ist year).

POSTER-MAKING COMPETITION

A Treasure hunt program was organized for ECE students. A total of 20 teamsparticipated in the event with full enthusiasm, zeal and conviction. Winning teamcomprised of Rohan, Ashutosh, Ashwini and the First runner up team comprised ofDheeraj Singh, Vaibhav Agrahari and Skand Pandey of third year.

TREASURE HUNT

A research paper authored by Divya Sharma, Divya Panwar, Sakshi, Priyanka Sharma of EC final year students entitled

‘Smart helmet’ has been Published in IOSR Journal of Engineering ISSN (e): 2250-3021, ISSN (p): 2278-8719 Pg 73-76 in

March in 2019.

Uditanshu Sharma from third year EC banged two First Prizes in inter college photography competition which was

organized by Shivaji college and Zakir Hussain College. He also received a second prize in Kalindi College.

Khyati Vats of EC dept made us proud by grabbing second prize in Mehandi Designing at AKTU zonal art and cultural fest

held at IMSEC, Ghaziabad.

ACHIEVEMENTS OF ECE DEPARTMENT

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ECE Department of Krishna Engineering college organized a 2 Days Workshopon “Introduction to Robotics” under eYantra Lab Setup Initiative in associationwith IIT Bombay on 26th and 27th April 2019. e-Yantra Lab Setup Initiative is acollege level program by IIT Bombay under which colleges are encouraged tosetup robotics labs. 40 Faculties from different Engineering/ Polytechnic Colleges activelyparticipated in the workshop. Dr. Krishna Lala, Senior Project Manager, CoreTeam Member of e-Yantra, IIT Bombay addressed the participants. Theparticipants were trained by Mr. Avijit Pandey and Mr. Abhinav Sarkar, SeniorProject Technical Assistants, e-Yantra of IIT Bombay on the research platformFire Bird V Robot. The 2 Day workshop ended with the Quiz and FeedbackSession.

e-Yantra Workshop on “Introduction To Microprocessor” by IITBombay

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