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Chandra Shekhar, the Professor and Ex-HoD of the Department of Mathematics at BITS Pilani, India, is actively involved in research and teaching in the area of queueing theory, computer and communication systems, machine repair problems, reliability and maintainability, stochastic processes, evolutionary computation, statistical analysis, and fuzzy set and logic. He has expertise in the subjects of operations research, probability and statistics, differential equations, linear algebra, advanced calculus, complex variables, and statistical inference at the undergraduate and postgraduate level of teaching. He has been a pioneer in evolutionary computation, Markovian and stochastic modeling, research methodology, and queueing analysis and its applications. Besides attending, presenting scientific papers, and delivering invited talks at national/international conferences and FDPs, he has organized many conferences, workshops, and symposiums as a convener and as an organizing secretary. The best research paper award has been bestowed at the international conference. He has more than 50 research articles in these fields in journals of high repute and has supervised three Ph.D. theses. Besides some book chapters in an edited book published by the publisher of international reputation, authorship of the textbook titled Differential Equations, Calculus of Variations and Special Functions and the edited book titled Mathematical Modeling and Computation of Real-Time Problems: An Interdisciplinary Approach is also to his credit. He is also a member of the editorial board and a reviewer of many reputed journals, academic societies and Doctoral Research Committee, advisory board, faculty selection committee, and the examination board of many governments and private universities, institutions, or research labs. As a professional, he has visited IIRS (ISRO), CSIR-IIP, NIH, WIHG, CPWD, NTPC, Bank of Maharashtra, and APS Lifetech.

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