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Partha has visited several countries around the world. In all these countries, he has been invited for presenting his reserach activities. His scientific contributions are appreciated all around the world. here is proof.This list does not contain the many countries where has been only on transit. It contains only those countries where Partha has spent at least three days.
Partha was born here. Partha lives here. Partha thinks that this is the best country in the world.
Several visits. Most frequently visited country. Partha did his Doctorate here, did his post- doctoral research here, spent two sabatical visits here, consulted for a French company and visited as an invited scientist. Partha speaks French very fluently. Partha owes a lot, to this great country.
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Partha spent a sabatical year here, at the Technical University of Braunschweig. Besides conducting research in automation, he taught a course on "safety critical systems".
Partha visited the Asian Institute of Technology in Bangkok.
Partha worked for the United Nations, in this fascinating and tiny Portugese/Chinese colony. He also lectured for the University of Macau.
Partha visited here, as part of his project for the Chinese railways.
Partha was stationed in Borneo (Kalimantan), for a project in a petroleum refinery belonging to TOTAL Indonesie. This is a lovely spot -- unspoiled by humans.
Partha received an international award from IEEE (USA) here.
Many trips. Partha was invited to several institutions here.
Many trips. Partha visited Cambridge University and Oxford University.
Partha visited a famous engineering school in Zaragosa.
Partha visited here as a doctoral student.
Partha took up a detailed study of river management systems and flood control systems here. This study was used for a river control system in India.
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This place is reserved for your country. You can see your flag here, if you invite Partha for an assignment in your country.To know about Partha, visit this site.
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