Dr. Mani Deepak Choudhry is a dedicated academician and researcher currently serving at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur (from 07.05.2024 – Present). He is a life member of MISTE and has consistently demonstrated academic excellence, including securing a State Rank in Sanskrit and being nominated as the Best Outgoing Student of his undergraduate department.

Research, Publications & Scholarly Contributions

Dr. Choudhry has established a strong research profile with:

• 15 research papers published in Scopus, Web of Science, and SCI-indexed international journals

• 25 book chapters published with globally reputed publishers such as Springer, CRC–Taylor & Francis, Wiley, and IGI Global

• 4 Indian patents, reflecting innovation and applied research contributions
  He is also the author of the book “Python Programming Beginners Guide”, published by Notion Press, contributing significantly to technical education.

Peer Review & Editorial Contributions

He serves as a reviewer for reputed SCI and international journals, including:

• Neural Processing Letters

• ISA Transactions

• Journal of Super Computing

• Computer Materials and Continua

• Journal of Internet of Things

• Intelligent Automation and Soft Computing

• IGI Global journals
  This reflects his recognition as a subject expert in the global research community.

Conferences, Workshops & Academic Leadership

• Presented research papers in 30 international conferences

• Organized 20 technical programmes and 3 Microsoft-sponsored programmes

• Coordinated major technical symposia such as HENOSIS (2k14, 2k16, 2k17, 2k18)

• Organized national-level technical events Techozric 2K22 and Exotica 2K23

• Attended 100+ workshops and FDPs, including 5 ATAL FDP programmes

Awards & Achievements

• State Rank Holder in Sanskrit

• Best Outgoing Student Nominee (UG)

• Recognized reviewer for high-impact international journals

• Author, inventor, and active academic leader

Eligibility for Young Researcher Award 

Dr. Mani Deepak Choudhry is highly eligible for the Young Researcher Award (Scientific Laurels) due to his outstanding research productivity at an early career stage, impactful publications in high-quality indexed journals, substantial book chapter contributions with international publishers, multiple patents, and active involvement in peer review for SCI journals. His consistent academic leadership, conference presentations, and contribution to capacity building through workshops and FDPs clearly demonstrate innovation, scholarly excellence, and sustained commitment to scientific advancement—making him a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.