Scientist Dr Rama B Bhat passes away in Canada


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Kasargod, May 26: Dr Rama B Bhat, noted scientist and former dean of the mechanical engineering department at Concordia University, Montreal, passed away at his residence in Toronto due to age-related illness. He was 83.

Born in Dharmathadka in Kasargod district, Dr Bhat completed his bachelor’s degree in engineering from KREC Surathkal, now known as National Institute of Technology Karnataka. He later obtained his MTech degree from Indian Institute of Technology Madras and earned a PhD in Sound and Vibration.

During his distinguished academic and research career, Dr Bhat worked at the Tumba Rocket Centre near Thiruvananthapuram and later at NASA in the United States.

He guided more than 100 PhD scholars, authored engineering textbooks, published over 200 research papers and presented research findings at several international conferences.

Apart from his contributions to science and engineering, Dr Bhat also made notable contributions to literature. He authored two English novels, a Kannada poetry anthology and a book based on his life experiences.

He is survived by his wife Parvathi Bhat, daughters Dr Mamatha Bhat and Dr Aparna Bhat, sons-in-law and grandsons.

 

 

 

  

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