1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany 1995-96 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
BSIP The following jobs were taken up for Golden Jubilee Year celebrations: A Folder was designed for distribution during inauguration, Golden Jubilee Lccture functions and Golden Jubilee Conferences being held by the Institute during September 1995-September 1996. Address databascs ofthe scientists of the Institute, scientific Institutions in Lucknow and other interested scientists in India and abroad was made for sending the brochure, invitations, etc,. The scientists were helped to prepare reports for submission and presentation during Research Advisory Council meetings. The Institute acquired E-mail through Simet, a scientific network run by INS DOC. Necessary Hardware and Software arrangements were made as per the instruction by INS DOC to install E-mail. Training was also given to the staff to operate E-mail. 68
1995-96 .TournaI-The Palaeobotanist Publications of the Institute Volume 43, Number I and 2 and a Special Golden Jubilee Volume 44 of the journal were published. The manuscripts of the remaining issue of Volume 43 were also processed. All the Abstracts in English of each contribution in these Volumes were also translated into Hindi, which is a special feature of the journal. Both these publications were released on 9th September, 1995, a memorable day of the Golden Jubilee Year of the Institute. Some contributions of the second Special Golden Jubilee Volume 45 of The Palaeobotanist were also edited. 40th Sir Albert Charles Seward Memorial Lecture Fortieth Sir Albert Charles Seward· Memorial Lecture entitled "Some environmental aspects of present distribution of plants", delivered by Dr M.A. Rau, was edited and published in a regular issue of The Palaeobotanist. A special publication-Coaliferous fuel resources of India : Parameters of studies in pa(vn%gy & biapetrology This book was published as a Special Publication during the Golden Jubilee Year of the Institute. It comprises about 275 pages with eleven contributions having line drawings and black and white as well as coloured photographs and was released on 9th September, 1995. Annual Reports The Annual Reports for the year 1994-95, both in English and Hindi, were published which comprise about 180 pages each. They were sent to the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi and other organisations. Sale of the Institute's publications This year the publications of the Institute nelted an income of Rs. 2,45,375.40, of which US $ 5,931.00 were earned in foreign exchange. out 69
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BSIP<br />
The following jobs were taken up for Golden Jubilee Year celebrations:<br />
A Folder was designed for distribution during inauguration, Golden Jubilee<br />
Lccture functions and Golden Jubilee Conferences being held by the <strong>Institute</strong> during<br />
September <strong>1995</strong>-September 19<strong>96</strong>.<br />
Address databascs <strong>of</strong>the scientists <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Institute</strong>, scientific Institutions in Lucknow<br />
and other interested scientists in India and abroad was made for sending the brochure,<br />
invitations, etc,.<br />
The scientists were helped to prepare reports for submission and presentation<br />
during Research Advisory Council meetings.<br />
The <strong>Institute</strong> acquired E-mail through Simet, a scientific network run by INS DOC.<br />
Necessary Hardware and S<strong>of</strong>tware arrangements were made as per the instruction by<br />
INS DOC to install E-mail. Training was also given to the staff to operate E-mail.<br />
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