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    IIT Bombay will host an Institute Lecture on April 6, 2011 at 5:15pm in the P. C. Saxena Auditorium. The speaker will be Dr. Robert Anderssen from CSIRO Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics in Australia. His presentation is titled "Modelling Information Recovery – The Near Infrared Technological Revolution" and will discuss using mathematical modelling and spectroscopy to extract molecular information from biological materials like wheat. Dr. Anderssen is a renowned mathematician who has received several prestigious awards and has conducted research in fields like pasta drying, piano acoustics, and bread dough rheology.

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    IIT Bombay will host an Institute Lecture on April 6, 2011 at 5:15pm in the P. C. Saxena Auditorium. The speaker will be Dr. Robert Anderssen from CSIRO Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics in Australia. His presentation is titled "Modelling Information Recovery – The Near Infrared Technological Revolution" and will discuss using mathematical modelling and spectroscopy to extract molecular information from biological materials like wheat. Dr. Anderssen is a renowned mathematician who has received several prestigious awards and has conducted research in fields like pasta drying, piano acoustics, and bread dough rheology.

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    IIT Bombay Lecture on Modelling Information Recovery Using NIR Spectroscopy

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    IIT Bombay will host an Institute Lecture on April 6, 2011 at 5:15pm in the P. C. Saxena Auditorium. The speaker will be Dr. Robert Anderssen from CSIRO Mathematics, Informatics and Statistics in Australia. His presentation is titled "Modelling Information Recovery – The Near Infrared Technological Revolution" and will discuss using mathematical modelling and spectroscopy to extract molecular information from biological materials like wheat. Dr. Anderssen is a renowned mathematician who has received several prestigious awards and has conducted research in fields like pasta drying, piano acoustics, and bread dough rheology.

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    IITBombayisorganisinganInstituteLectureonWednesday,April6,2011.

    Thedetailsareasfollows:

    Speaker:

    Dr.Robert(Bob)S.Anderssen
    SeniorPrincipalMathematician
    CSIROMathematics,InformaticsandStatistics
    Australia

    Title:

    ModellingInformationRecoveryTheNearInfrared
    TechnologicalRevolution

    Day&Date

    Wednesday,April6,2011

    Time

    5.15p.m.

    Venue

    P.C.SaxenaAuditorium

    Allareinvited.

    Abstract:Australianfarmersarepaidfortheirwheatonthebasisofanearinfrared(NIR)spectroscopic
    assessmentofitsproteincontent.PharmaceuticalcompaniesuseNIRtocheckthecontentsofthetablets
    thattheysell.FarmersusesimpleNIRdevicestodeterminetheoptimaltimetopickthefruitthattheygrow.
    The utilization and analysis of the spectra recorded, for example, on NIR instruments is undergoing a
    continuingtechnologicalevolution.Attheheartofthematteriscomputercontrolledinstrumentation.It
    allows,throughtheaveragingofmultiplesweeps,therecordingofhighlyaccuratespectraonaveryfind
    grid.Calibrationandpredictionmethodologiesandderivativespectroscopycanbeutilizedtohighlight
    hiddenstructureinsuchdata.Thetalkwilldiscuss,fromamodellingperspective.
    (i)relevantdetailsaboutNIRandRamanspectroscopy,
    (ii)theprotocolbywhichspectroscopicdatacanbeutilizedtorecoverinformationaboutthemolecular
    compositionofbiologicalmaterials,
    (iii)howderivativespectroscopycanbeutilizedtohighlightmoleculardifferences,and
    (iii)theanalysisofthecalibrationandpredictionprotocolinordertoimproveitsapplicability.
    AbouttheSpeaker: DrBobAnderssenisamathematicianwhospecialisesinmathematicalmodellingto
    solvechallengingproblemsinimagerecoveryandreconstruction,rheologyandbiology.
    His career in mathematics began with undergraduate and postgraduate studies at the University of
    QueenslandanddoctoralstudiesattheUniversityofAdelaide,SouthAustralia.
    Dr.AnderssenisoneofCSIROsmostrespectedmathematicians.HisrecentresearchatCSIROhasincluded:
    mathematicalmodellingofpastadryingtoimprovethedryingprocessandreducewastage
    understandingthesoundproducedbytheStuart&SonspianomanufacturedinNewcastle,New
    SouthWales,Australia,byPianoAustralia
    working on the equations that describe dough rheology, basically the stretchiness of dough, to
    improvetheefficiencyofmixingwheatflourdoughtomakebread.

    Dr Anderssen has been awarded the:George Szekeres Medal by the Australian Mathematical Society in
    2004 ; Joe Moyal Medal by Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia in 2005 ; ANZIAM (Australian
    and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Medal by the Australian Mathematical Society
    and Medal of the Order of Australia for services to the mathematical and information sciences in 2010.
    Dr Anderssen is also a Fellow of the Australian Mathematical Society.

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