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This program presents the essential knowledge required for producing (bio)chemical products for materials, nutrition and energy at industrial scale, from renewable and/or recycled feedstocks, using microorganisms. The design process and design thinking are at the core of this program to help learners with the application of biotech innovations to industrial factories for commercialization. This program examines the essence of a bioprocess, with fermentation at the center, where microorganisms perform efficient conversions, flanked by upstream and downstream operations to make up a full value chain. You will apply design thinking, ‘beginning with the end in mind’ to understand what is important in your manufacturing process transformation and what are pitfalls. This will help you to circumvent or shortcut the ‘innovation valley of death’.

Mathematical models and practical applications What you'll learn: Learn all the theoretical and practical details to master industrial robotics: solve kinematic models; plan geometrical paths and dynamic trajectories; tune motion control systems; calibrate tools and cells.We focus on a standard 6-axes anthropomorphic robot, because is one of the most commonly used robots in the industry, and it is also one of the most complicated ones, so that once you understand how this one works you should be able to solve models for all the others. Learn how anindustrial 6-axes anthropomorphic robot works. We will start bybuildingits kinematic model step-by-step, thenplan geometricalpaths and optimize motiontrajectories.We will learn how to correctlysize the electricmotors and understand thefine-tuning procedures forthe servo drives.We will describecalibration procedures for thearm,tool and cell,and finallygenerate a realistic digital twin for your simulations!New bonus lecture at the end: kinematic model of UR robot!

The course aims to provide fundamental insights to exploit enzymes and microbes for the manufacturing of products which have a huge industrial significance. It uniquely blends the science and engineering with various biochemical processes to obtain products of diverse fields such as chemicals, food, bioenergy etc. The course introduces bioreactors, its types, operation methods and provides an experimental demonstration of the same. Strategies to obtain higher yields, design of the reactors and production of biofuels from microbes are thoroughly explained. Students of various disciplines such as biotechnology, chemical engineering, food engineering, and pharmaceutical industries can be benefitted from the course as it discusses the existing bioprocess applications such as wine and cheese making, antibiotics and vaccines etc. The course majorly focusses on the applications and allows students to gain practical knowledge rather than mere theory. Major bottlenecks for the operation of biochemical industries will be discussed.INTENDED AUDIENCE:Biotechnology Chemical Engineering Biochemical Engineering Food Technology Environmental Engineering Applied Microbiology Pharmacy.PRE-REQUISITES: Knowledge in microbiology Biochemistry and mathematics in 10+2 levelINDUSTRY SUPPORT: LIST OF COMPANIES/INDUSTRY THAT WILL RECOGNIZE/VALUE THIS ONLINE COURSE DuPont India IFB Agra Industry IOC; ONGC Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Biocon United beverages.

Explore the fundamentals of industrial microbiology in this comprehensive 2.5-hour video lecture. Delve into various enzyme immobilization techniques, including physical methods, ionic bonding, entrapment, and covalent binding. Learn about different types of bioreactors such as packed bed, fluidized bed, tower, plug flow, and air lift systems. Examine microbial growth processes through batch culture, continuous culture, and fed-batch fermentation. Gain insights into enzyme cross-linking and understand the intricacies of microbial growth curves. This in-depth exploration of industrial microbiology concepts provides a solid foundation for students and professionals in biotechnology and related fields.

This course provides the insights and tools for designing biotechnological processes with sustainability advantages, where choices of product and feedstock determine the specific process requirements. As fossil-based fuels and raw materials contribute to climate change, the use of renewable feedstocks, materials and energy as an alternative is in full swing. This transition is not a luxury, it is a necessity. We can use microorganisms to convert organic streams (‘waste’ or residues) and/or CO2 into biomaterials, chemicals, nutrition products and biofuels. Eight experienced course leaders will unfold the basics of industrial biotechnology and how to apply these to the design of fermentation-based processes to produce a wide range of bioproducts. Throughout the course, you will be challenged to design your own biotechnological process and evaluate its performance and sustainability. The course includes guest lectures from industry and universities. By following this course, you will be able to contribute up-to-date ideas in the biotechnology field.

Fossil fuels have been the primary energy source for society since the Industrial Revolution. They provide the raw material for the manufacture of many everyday products that we take for granted, including pharmaceuticals, food and drink, materials, plastics and personal care. As the 21st century progresses we need solutions for the manufacture of chemicals that are smarter, more predictable and more sustainable. Industrial biotechnology is changing how we manufacture chemicals and materials, as well as providing us with a source of renewable energy. It is at the core of sustainable manufacturing processes and an attractive alternative to traditional manufacturing technologies to commercially advance and transform priority industrial sectors yielding more and more viable solutions for our environment in the form of new chemicals, new materials and bioenergy. This course will cover the key enabling technologies that underpin biotechnology research including enzyme discovery and engineering, systems and synthetic biology and biochemical and process engineering. Much of this material will be delivered through lectures to ensure that you have a solid foundation in these key areas. We will also consider the wider issues involved in sustainable manufacturing including responsible research innovation and bioethics. In the second part of the course we will look at how these technologies translate into real world applications which benefit society and impact our everyday lives. This will include input from our industry stakeholders and collaborators working in the pharmaceutical, chemicals and biofuels industries. By the end of this course you will be able to: 1. Understand enzymatic function and catalysis. 2. Explain the technologies and methodologies underpinning systems and synthetic biology. 3. Explain the diversity of synthetic biology application and discuss the different ethical and regulatory/governance challenges involved in this research. 4. Understand the principles and role of bioprocessing and biochemical engineering in industrial biotechnology. 5. Have an informed discussion of the key enabling technologies underpinning research in industrial biotechnology 6. Give examples of industrial biotechnology products and processes and their application in healthcare, agriculture, fine chemicals, energy and the environment.

Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology is the application of the scientific study of human behavior and thinking to work organizations. I-O Psychology is both an academic discipline and a professional discipline; thus, in this class we focus on both research and the application of research findings to practical problems in the workplace. I-O Psychologists are concerned with the recruitment, selection, training, motivation, and job performance of individuals at work. They are also involved in issues such as teamwork, leadership, and job attitudes. This class provides a general overview of research and practical application in I-O Psychology. This course provides students with essential knowledge and skills for career success by offering practical insights into key workplace areas, such as performance management, job analysis, leadership, teamwork, motivation, and stress management. Students will be better equipped to understand or support human resource initiatives, improve organizational processes, and contribute to healthy, productive work environments by understanding how to evaluate and enhance employee performance, foster diversity and inclusion, and promote well-being. Additionally, mastering research methods and data analysis will empower students to make evidence-based decisions, a critical competency for the current workforce.

Explore the field of Industrial Cybersecurity through this hands-on course, designed to help you understand how to protect industrial systems like those used in manufacturing, energy, and utilities from evolving cyber threats. You will learn recent strategies and practical methods to defend critical infrastructure. The course covers industry-specific cybersecurity applications and prepares you to recognize and respond to threats unique to industrial environments. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Identify different types of cyber threats to Industrial Control Systems (ICS), such as malware, ransomware, and denial-of-service attacks. - Develop and implement a tailored incident response plan for industrial incidents. - Apply intrusion detection and prevention tools designed for industrial networks. - Explain the basics of industrial network architecture and how it differs from traditional IT networks. This course is ideal for freshers, software developers, security consultants, and network engineers looking to build or advance their skills in industrial cybersecurity. Some basic knowledge of cybersecurity concepts like threats, vulnerabilities, and security controls is helpful but not required. You will leave with practical skills in threat detection, incident response, secure network design, and compliance, preparing you to help organizations protect their most critical systems.

ABOUT THE COURSE:Industrial Aerodynamics is essential for designing and optimising systems that involve the interaction between airflow and structures. This course offers a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles of aerodynamics as they apply to industrial applications. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical insights, you will examine the role of aerodynamics in various fields such as energy, transportation, and construction. The course syllabus includes topics like atmospheric circulations, atmospheric boundary layers, air pollutant dispersions, wind energy harvesting, bluff body aerodynamics, and wind tunnel testing. It is designed for students and professionals in aerospace, mechanical, civil, or environmental engineering, as well as anyone interested in applying aerodynamics to address industrial challenges.INTENDED AUDIENCE: UG and PG Level, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Ocean and Naval Architecture Engineering.PREREQUISITES: Aerodynamics, Fluid MechanicsINDUSTRY SUPPORT: 1. GE Aerospace, 2. Inox Wind Limited, 3. Tata Power Company, 4. Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, 7. DRDO, 6. ISRO

Industrial fermentation is the central operation in a broad, sustainable value chain, also involving the upstream generation and supply of renewable feedstocks, and downstream purification of the products formed. In this course you will understand how the essential process inputs and outputs are connected via biological and physical mechanisms, and form the basis of process design, scrutiny, optimization and scaling between factory and lab. This course provides the insights and tools for designing industrial fermentation processes with sustainability advantages, where choices of product and feedstock determine the specific process requirements. Six experienced course leaders will reveal the essentials of industrial fermentation and how to apply these for conceptual design and quantification, resulting in basic mathematical frames and models. Throughout the course, you will apply the theory to a case study where you will produce the building block 1,3-propane diol (PDO) from sugar. Also, you will experience what are the main pitfalls (‘banana skins’) and how to stay away from them. The course includes guest lectures from industry and universities. This course is geared towards Biologists, Biotechnologists and Chemical and Environmental Engineers, but will also be of value to others with a different science and engineering background or interest, working in the field of research, development and manufacturing, who wish to deepen their knowledge of industrially relevant fermentation technology and operations.

Explore the comprehensive field of Industrial Organizational Psychology through this 8-hour course. Delve into key topics including workforce planning, job analysis, recruitment strategies, selection processes, performance appraisal methods, training system design, motivation theories, employee satisfaction, leadership concepts, and organizational development. Gain valuable insights into the psychological aspects of workplace dynamics, human resource management, and organizational behavior. Learn how to apply these principles to enhance workplace productivity, employee well-being, and overall organizational effectiveness.

Safety is one of the key dimensions of engineering asset management. Safety by design or prevention through design is in the core for maintaining engineering systems safe. The objective of this course is to impart knowledge on different facets and aspects of engineering systems safety, focusing on tools, techniques and methodologies needed for prevention of occurrences of unsafe operations and accidents under different industrial settings. Upon completion of the course, the students will be equipped with concepts of engineering systems safety, dimensions of engineering systems safety, safety design and analysis mathematics, design for engineering systems safety and control for safety, and integrating safety with other operational goals such as quality and reliability.INTENDED AUDaENCE : All Engineering, Science, and Management StudentsPREREQUISITES : NilINDUSTRY SUPPORT : 1.Manufacturing companies like GM, Tata Motors, Tata Steel 2.Process industries such as ONGC 3.Mining industry like Coal India Limited 4.Construction companies like L&T 5.General Electric 6.R&D organizations

In today’s ever-evolving world of the automotive industry, this course stands as a beacon for aspiring engineers and leaders like you. You'll embark on a journey through the history of the automotive industrial sector, unravel some of the current automotive challenges, and absorb crucial engineering concepts. Our curriculum is crafted to provide an in-depth look at supply chain processes, innovative business strategies, and adept management practices. Aiming to provide learners with theoretical knowledge and practical lessons, this course is your stepping stone to success in automotive industrial engineering. This course is designed for managers, team leaders, automotive professionals, business strategists, and individuals interested in the dynamic landscape of the automotive industry. It assumes a basic understanding of automotive concepts and industry fundamentals as a prerequisite for enrollment.

Get an overview of industrial automation. Learn about the components, levels, software, and skills it takes to start a career as an automation engineer or technician.

Take a high-level, practical look at industrial design. Learn about the role of storytelling in design, review a case study of an actual designer, and more.

Learn about the operation principles, common applications, and programming of industrial sensors.

Get an overview of industrial automation. Learn about the components, levels, software, and skills it takes to start a career as an automation engineer or technician.

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the major international bodies in the industrial sector. Students will gain systematic knowledge of the history, structure, and mission of these organizations. They will develop the ability to analyze the impact of international organizations on industrial development and foster global vision.

Discover the inventors, business leaders, and ordinary workers who created our modern industrial world in a fascinating course taught by a top-rated professor.

14.271 is a PhD-level course in industrial organization, introducing students to the basic building blocks of the field and exposing them to a variety of techniques. It is designed to start the process of preparing economics PhD students to conduct thesis research in the area. It is also intended to be of interest to doctoral students working in other areas of economics and related fields. The course integrates theoretical models and empirical studies.