Avik Kumar Das
University of Engineering & Management, University of Calcutta, Seacom Engineering College
About
Associate Professor and doctoral researcher with 4Y4M of academic experience and 2 years of industry experience,
alongside a 2-year honorary research engagement in wireless communication, underwater acoustic communication
(UWAC), Internet of Underwater Things (IoUT), and AI/ML systems. Author of 65+ research outputs — 10+
journal papers (including Cognitive Neurodynamics, IF 3.10, SCIE), 2 IEEE Transactions papers under review, 11+
book chapters, and 37+ conference papers — and inventor on 6 patents (2 granted, 2 published, 2+ filed) with 2
filed copyrights. Recipient of competitive national funding (PRISM–DSIR via IIT Kharagpur; MeitY TIDE via
SINE IIT Bombay), Co-PI of the international BRICS multilateral project CHEMBIOSEN, and Co-Lead
of a BIRAC-funded project with IISc and RIO. Coordinator of the Satyameba Supercomputer project and
the Supercomputer/HPC, Drone, AUV and Underwater Labs at UEM Kolkata. Principal Investigator on 6 funded
projects spanning GNSS precision positioning, IoT vehicle tracking, AI-driven traffic optimization, IoUT sensing,
and vision-based disease monitoring. Core expertise: OTFS/OFDM, compressed sensing, channel estimation, LDPC
coding, deep learning (CNN, LSTM, NLP/LLM, quantum-hybrid), and embedded/IoT prototyping.
Employment
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University of Engineering & Management Associate Professor2024 - Present
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University of Calcutta Visiting Professor2023 - 2024
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Seacom Engineering College Assistant Professor2017 - 2018
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Goldstar Technology IT Support Executive2012 - 2014
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (7)
- Explainable Hybrid Recurrent Models for Stock Price Prediction: Integrating Attention for Transparency Save
- Multi-label Imbalanced Text Handling using Ensemble Methodology with Application to Biomedical Data Classification Save
- A Multilayer Deep Neural Network Framework for Hemodynamic Assessment of Cognitive Load Management during Problem-Solving Tasks. Save
- Convolution Neural Network for Sparse Channel and Image Reconstruction in Underwater Acoustic Communication Save
- Image Transmission in UWA Channel using CS-based OTFS System Save
- A Novel High rate LDPC code Save
- A Survey Report on Deep Learning Techniques in Underwater Acoustic Channels Save