Dr. Neha Khanduja
Also known as: NEHA KHANDUJA
Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology
About
Dr. Neha Khanduja is actively involved in research and academic activities in the field of engineering and applied sciences. Her work encompasses control engineering, optimization, intelligent algorithms, and system analysis, with the objective of improving the performance, reliability, and efficiency of complex engineering systems. She has authored and co-authored several research publications and participates in collaborative research initiatives aimed at addressing contemporary technological challenges. Her academic interests include advanced control strategies, computational intelligence, process automation, and sustainable engineering solutions. Through her research, teaching, and professional contributions, she seeks to promote innovation and excellence in engineering education and practice.
Employment
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Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology ASSISTANT PROFESSOR2009 - Present
Education
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Publications (11)
- Speed Control of a DC Motor Using Hybrid Metaheuristic-Tuned 2-DOF PID Controller Save
- Hybrid State of Matter Search Algorithm and its Application to PID Controller Design for Position Control of Ball Balancer System Save
- Chaotic state of matter search with elite opposition based learning: A new hybrid metaheuristic algorithm Save
- Optimal design of FOPID Controller for the control of CSTR by using a novel hybrid metaheuristic algorithm Save
- Comparative Control Study of CSTR Using Different Methodologies: MRAC, IMC-PID, PSO-PID, and Hybrid BBO-FF-PID Save
- Recent Advances and Application of Metaheuristic Algorithms: A Survey (2014–2020) Save
- Control of CSTR using firefly and hybrid firefly-biogeography based optimization (BBFFO) algorithm Save
- CSTR Control Using IMC-PID, PSO-PID, and Hybrid BBO-FF-PID Controller Save
- Intelligent Control of CSTR using IMC-PID and PSO-PID controller Save
- Swarmand pheromone based reinforcement learning methods for the robot(s) path search problem Save