Dr. Arun Pratap Srivastava brings over 24 years of teaching experience and 8 years of industrial experience in the fields of Computer Science and Engineering. currently, he is associated with Mangalmay Institute of Management & Technology, Greater Noida as a Director(R&D and Incubation), he also serves as Professor (CSE) & Dean (IQAC & Research Collaboration) at Lloyd Institute of Engineering & Technology, Greater Noida, an AICTE-approved institution affiliated with AKTU, Lucknow, since June 2022.

He has been actively engaged in research, teaching, and mentoring across a variety of domains, including software engineering, IT infrastructure, wireless networks, and robotics. His international exposure includes participation in the Applied Robotic Control Lab under the Quality Improvement Program at APS GmbH – European Center for Mechatronics, Aachen, Germany, and presenting award-winning papers at global conferences.

Research Contributions & Publications

Dr. Srivastava has contributed extensively to the global scientific community, with:

• International Journals/Articles: 25

• International Conferences: 75

• National Journals/Articles & Conferences: Multiple publications and presentations

• Patents: 24

He has received the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Green Computing and Engineering Technology (ICGCET), 2016, Aalborg University, Denmark, and has been an active participant, session chair, and organizer in numerous international conferences.

Professional Memberships & Recognitions

• Life Member of the Computer Science Teachers Association, New York, USA

• Life Member of the International Association of Computer Science and Information Technology, Singapore

• Life Member of the International Association of Engineers, Hong Kong

• Editorial and reviewer roles in multiple international journals and conferences

• Active participation in IEEE and Springer conferences as Session Chair, Technical Committee Member, and Convener

Eligibility for Nobel Research Award

Dr. Arun Pratap Srivastava’s distinguished career, characterized by innovative research, high-impact publications, international collaborations, and significant contributions to computer science and engineering, makes him eligible for the Nobel Research Award in Scientific Laurels. His work in areas such as wireless sensor networks, robotic automation, and sustainable computing technologies demonstrates global relevance, innovation, and the potential to make lasting contributions to science and technology.