Dr. Medha Dhurandhar has extensive experience in research and development, project management, business development, and quality systems. She has held leadership roles at the Center for Development of Advanced Computing and Persistent Systems Ltd. Some of her areas of expertise include strategy planning, optimization techniques, business intelligence, product development, and customer interfacing. She has conceptualized and delivered numerous projects in healthcare, financial services, transport, and telecom.

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Resume: Dr. Medha Dhurandhar
Address:
Madhu Kunj, 41 Aundh Rd., Range Hills, Pune 411 020, India
Ph. 20-25694234, 9881090633
POSITIONS & EXPERTISE
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 On Advisory/Mentoring panel of UN-HABITAT’s Youth Fund Programme
 On Advisory Board of “Forum for research in Oriental Science & Technologies”
 On Project Review & Steering group of Ministry of Information &
Communications Technologies, Govt. of India
 Senior private consultant at “Science for Society” for solving problems of society
using science principles, innovations and to drive an enterprise which will
commercialize these innovations for the benefit of BoP (Bottom of Pyramid).
 Senior Consultant at Persistent Systems Ltd.
 Centre for Development of Advanced Computing:
 Director (Operations, CDAC School of Advanced Computing), Mauritius
 Associate Director & HoD (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing),
India
 Head Quality systems, pre-merger CDAC
 Corporate R&D, Program Coordinator, Project Manager, Solution Architect,
Verticals: Financial Services/ Healthcare / Logistic / Transport / Telecom
Awards & Recognition
 SKOCH award 2013, India's Highest Independently Instituted Civilan Honour
 mBillionth South Asia award 2013 for Innovative mobile-based disease
surveillance system
 FICCI award 2011 for “Excellence in Science and Technology and
Technological Innovation” received from Shri Pranab Mukharji, President of
India
 Gargee Award 2009 for contribution to society through technology, by Sharda
Jnana-Peetham, Ramanujan Mission Trust and International Multiversity
 “Innovations 2009: Ideas into Practice” award by IITB and Tie Foundation
 Shortlisted for NASSCOM Social Innovation Awards
 “Advisor to World Health Organization (2008)”
 Marquis Who’s Who (USA) has featured biographical sketch in the following
publications:
◦ Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 9th
Edition

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◦ Who’s Who in Asia, 1’st Edition
◦ Who’s Who in World, Silver Anniversary Edition
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Cross-disciplinary Expertise: As a director was a key member involved in Policy
Planning, Decision Making, Operations of CSAC, Developed and delivered
projects/products in the interdisciplinary areas of Mathematics, Operations Research,
Computer Science, Computational Finance deploying Software Engineering quality
systems. Major contribution in developing business intelligence software tools addressing
real-world problems through interdisciplinary approach. Designed and developed
computational engines with optimized performance delivering optimal business solutions.
Achieved better business through R&D exploiting interdisciplinary background.
Project Management: Chief architect involved in all the phases of Software
Development Life Cycle from conceptualization to commissioning of R&D and
commercial projects. Conceived and executed multiple projects for different verticals
such as Financial services, Transport, Health Care, Telecom. Obtained grants from
national government for R&D projects and developed markets and delivered commercial
projects/products to clients from Indian and overseas markets. Managed large teams and
multiple projects simultaneously. Performed cost, schedule, effort estimation for R&D as
well as commercial projects. Monitored and tracked project progress and contributed
mainly in Customer interfacing, Requirements Elicitation and Analysis, System
Architecture and Design, Development of Computational Engine, Software configuration
Management, Preparation of Test plan and cases, Quality Assurance and control and
Commissioning at the client site. Proven leadership skills in developing, managing and
motivating teams to achieve the objectives within given timeframes and budget. Proven
analytical, design and problem solving skills due to the academic background.
Principle Investigator in all the projects undertaken.
Business Development: Initiated Business Computing Group in the organization with a
focus on commercial projects based on high performance computing and
communications. Conceptualized Projects, prepared proposals and obtained grants for
R&D projects. Developed business by participating in bidding process and negotiations
for commercial projects. Prepared techno-commercial proposals and made presentations
for R&D as well as commercial projects. Carried market survey, identified market needs
and mapped the technical expertise to the market needs to generate business.
Received grants/funds from international, national, Govt. as well as commercial
agencies.
Expertise in Quality Systems, Process Development and Implementation: Carried out
gap analysis to understand the difference between the requirements of the C(apability)
M(aturity) M(odel) and the status of the organizational processes. Defined organizational
standard software processes aligning them to the mission/business goals and keeping in
view the nature of the projects undertaken by the organization. Handled change

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EDUCATION
management by imparting training and creating awareness amongst members.
Established feedback mechanisms for continuous process improvement and measurement
of return on investment.
Areas of specialization:
Strategy Planning especially for venturing into new & emerging technology areas,
Optimization techniques, Business Intelligence, Taking R&D to market, Design and
development of algorithms, Parallel Processing, Business/Requirement analysis,
Customer interfacing, Handling of multiple teams/projects
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES SERVED
Health care, Financial Services, Transport, Logistics, Telecom
Ph.D. (Mathematics – Graph Theory and Combinatorial Analysis) – 1980, Bombay
University, India
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Current: On Board of Advisors offering consultancy regarding Strategy planning,
Roadmap building, Product Evaluation, Performance Optimization etc. for
 Science for Society
 Forum for Research in Science & Technology (FROST)
Feb 2014- May 2014: Senior Consultant at Persistent Systems Ltd., Pune
Feb 1990- Oct 2013
 Associate Director & HoD (Centre for Development of Advanced
Computing), India
 Director, CSAC (CDAC's School of Advanced Computing, Mauritius),
 Corporate Coordinator: IT Ministry projects for NE region
 Vigilance Officer of CDAC
Chief Architect in developing solutions for various verticals.
Development of a web-based Decision Support System for Indian Traditional Medicine
with applications in the areas of Diagnostics and Treatment, Constitution Assessment,
Diet and Lifestyle Advice, Patient Information Management System and a multimedia
based Encyclopedia.
Conceptualized and designed a comprehensive portfolio development, tracking, and
optimization system as a back-office, middle-office and front-office tool for optimal
investment management for corporate investors. Developed a high-end client/server
based Decision Support System for Data Mining applications in equities and derivatives

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trading. Delivered the system to an international hedge fund. Architected a financial
trading simulator for profit optimization in trading of financial instruments such as bonds,
stocks etc. by emulating a trail of events in real world financial markets. Developed a
library of technical indicators and financial strategies for forecasting financial market
movement and maximizing profits. Designed and developed an internet-based scalable
platform offering a suite of analytical tools. These tools address a variety of problems in
Financial Markets such as Fundamental Analysis of issuers with fundamental ratios for
financial instruments, Technical Analysis with technical indicators of financial
instruments and Quantitative Analysis performing risk/reward analysis for financial
instruments. Salient features included charting of technical and fundamental indicators
and a financial calculator offering on-line calculation of standard and proprietary ratios.
Role and Responsibilities in all the projects:
 Conceptualization, Strategy Planning
 Proposal preparation and obtaining grants/funding from Govt., domestic and
overseas commercial institutes and various Foundations
 Project Planning
 Stake holder interaction
 Requirement Elicitation, Analysis and Management
 System Design
 Testing
Summary of major projects/products conceptualized/developed/delivered:
Health Care:
 Malaria Surveillance deploying Web and Mobiles
 Icare@Home:
Web-based Decision Support System for risk predictors, symptom analyzer etc. in
localized modes
 Cure@Home:
Decision Support System for education, awareness and empowerment of a common
regarding healthcare
 Health Informatics through Mobile Technology
 Instrumentation assisted Decision Support System deploying Data Mining
Techniques for Pulse Examination & Diagnostics: The project aims at developing a
Decision Support System by capturing Pulse Rate and its Variations with other
physiological parameters using an instrument. Computational Models are built for
Clinical Assessment of pulse qualities alongwith signs and symptoms and analysis is
done of the complexity of cardiac functions in healthy and diseased states of individuals
with respect to their specific Natural (Physiological and Psychological) Constitutions
 AyuSoft: A web-based Decision Support System providing end-to-end solutions
with Traditional Medical System (Ayurved) tailored to individual needs.
The various applications include
 Constitution Assessment: Offers interactive platform with a
comprehensive questionnaire to determine individual constitution

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 Disease Diagnostics and Treatment: Offers Causative factors of disease,
its treatments, treatment procedure details
 Diet and Life Style Advice: Offers advice on healthy and productive
lifestyle and proper diet based on individual’s constitution, age and occupation
 Patient Information Management System: Salient features include
Archives of Ayurvedic Data, Archives of Ayurvedic Medicines, Patient data Repository
including address Book, Stock Management, Bills "n" More, Case Knowledge Bank,
Case Analysis, Tutorial of Ayurvedic Principles and a Question Bank
 Multimedia based Encyclopedia: The encyclopedia encapsulates all the
knowledge in the sutras from old classics along with their interpretations. Each major
Ayurvedic entity is covered along with the reference to the classics in which it appears.
This also covers the cross-references and inter-linkages with other Ayurvedic entities.
Multiple views of the knowledge database along with glossary and related links are
available.
Technology: Multi-tier architecture using indigenous Data Mining tools with Oracle
RDBMS
Clients: Multinational companies like Unilever, private and govt. hospitals,
practitioners, universities
Financial Services Industry :
 AssetAnalytics - A comprehensive portfolio development, tracking, and
optimization system. This serves as a back-office, middle-office and front-office
tool for optimal investment management for corporate investors.
Technology: Data Warehousing and On-Line-Analytical-Processing with Oracle 9i,
Oracle 9i AS, Oracle Discoverer
Client: State Investment Corporation, Mauritius
 Strategy Design 2000: A supercomputing-based Decision Support System for Data
Mining applications in equities and derivatives trading.
Technology: This is a multi-user system with clients/server architecture. Clients are
Windows 95/98/NT/2000 and Server is PARAM 10000, a cluster of SUN UltraSparc
nodes connected with Fast EtherNet, Myrinet and PARAMnet (a proprietary switch). The
supercomputing cluster acts as the database server and the computational engine. The
system houses Terabytes of 5 to 10 years’ of price/volume data of stocks traded in NYSE.
This also serves as a framework enabling traders to write their proprietary trading
strategies and test them on the historical data for their robustness and profitability in
different time zones and market scenarios. APIs were provided to the users encapsulating
the financial domain functions and operations.

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Client: MAN-Drapeau Research Pte. Ltd. , Singapore
Parent companies of the research subsidiary are Drapeau Advisory Inc., USA and ED &
F MAN of UK. They are Hedge funds with clients spread all over the world
 CyberProfit: A financial trading simulator for profit optimization in trading of
financial instruments such as bonds, stocks etc.
Technology: LAN-based system with client-server architecture. The main objective is to
train corporate personnel on market concepts by keeping a trail of market events. The s/w
provides for canned on-line quotes, on-line technical analysis, news flashes, electronic
talk, money market information. This helps the users in taking profitable decisions as
regards market timing in financial instruments trading such as bonds, stocks etc.
Client: Institut_Institut_Bank_Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
 A library of technical indicators and financial strategies for forecasting market
movement and maximizing profits
All major Technical Indicators were coded and no. of trading strategies based on these
indicators were developed. These strategies were executed on historical data of stocks
traded in NYSE. Extensive reports were generated elaborating P/L, maximum drawdown.
The reports also generated buy-sell signals, which could act as input for Neural Network
models.
Client: MAN-Drapeau Research Pte. Ltd., Singapore
BourseAnalyzer: An internet-based scalable framework offering a suite of analytical
tools addressing a variety of problems in Financial Markets.
Applications include:
o PerfProfiler: Fundamental Analysis of issuers with fundamental ratios for
financial instruments such as stocks, bonds
o TechAcuity: Technical Analysis with technical indiactors of financial
instruments such as stocks, bonds
o QuantitativeAnalytics: Risk/Reward analysis for financial instruments such as
stocks, bonds
o Vista: Charting of technical and fundamental indicators
o FinCal: Financial calculator offering on-line calculation of standard and
proprietary ratios
Technology: Data mining based on web technology, cluster computing and parallel
processing

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Data Mart: Designed and developed a data Mart for Reserve Bank of India, enabling
on-line-analytical-processing with the capability of forecasting, planning, monitoring
banking operations with banking statistical data.
Technology: Data Warehousing with Oracle Express and Oracle objects.
Client: Reserve Bank of India
Transport Industry
 Mobile: Optimal Resource Scheduling for profit maximization
Developed an optimal resource scheduling decision support system "MOBILE" for
profit maximization and operational cost minimization for clients in Logistics/Transport
industry.
Technique: Model used is a digraph and the solution aims at finding the number of
minimal unilateral components into which the digraph can be decomposed under certain
operational constraints.
Client: Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation
Telecom Industry
Developed an on-line-transaction-processing system for rural and urban telephone billing
for a telecom client.
On-line Urban Billing with subscriber Base around .3 millions, .15 million Bills
generated per month, no. of Exchanges involved 28, bills generated about 4 millions and
revenue billed about Rs.85 million.
On-line Rural Billing with subscriber base around 40,000, 20,000 bills per month and
no. of exchanges involved 118.
Technology: Client/server architecture with Oracle RDBMS as a back-end
Role:
 Customer interaction
 Coordination of Product maintenance and up-gradation
Head of Software Engineering Process Group (SEPG), Center for Development of
Advanced Computing, India
Initiated Process improvement program in the organization as part of the Quality
Management System. Headed the SEPG group and was the chief architect in defining
CMM Processes in line with mission/business goals of the organization. Instrumental in
creating CMM awareness, imparting process training in the organization and further
implementing the processes at multi-locational sites.
Role and Responsibilities:

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 Preparation of Organizational policies
 Initiation of Process improvement program in the organization
 Definition of CMM level 3 Processes in line with mission/business goals of the
organization
 Implementation of the processes in the organization at multi-locational sites
 Creation of CMM awareness in the organization
 Imparting process training in the organization
Head of Geomatics Solutions Development Group:
My major contribution to the group is in changing the image of the group from a
distributor of third party s/w to a R&D lab generating IPR and developing business.
As a head of GSDG did mentoring of the members for defining processes, chalking out a
road map, consultancy in project proposals etc. The group has transited into R&D
activities rather than selling third party products. Thus have added the much needed
research component to the group activities by planning, managing and getting funds for
R&D activities.
Some major projects:
 Comprehensive Spatial Decision Support System (SDSS) for Bodoland Territorial
Council (BTC)
 Near-Real Time Flood Monitoring in the Brahmaputra Valley using Microwave
Remote Sensing: The objectives are analysing Microwave Remote Sensing data for near real
time monitoring of floods and its extent in a pilot study area, and developing a system for
processing Microwave RS data and deriving flood related information for the end user in real
response time.
 Multicriteria spatial modeling for identification of potential
Afforestation/Reforestation sites for claiming ‘carbon credits’ and analysis of futuristic
landuse dynamics: The project aims at using chronological satellite data and other
ancillary information for development of multi-criteria spatial model for identification of
potential sites for Aforestation/Reforestation activities and fine tuning of same using fine
resolution data to improve accuracy.
Project Manager, Scientific and Engineering Computing Group, Center for
Development of Advanced Computing
Designed and developed sequential and parallel solvers for the following classical
problems in Graph Theory, Combinatorial analysis and Operations Research with real life
applications:
 “Dining Philosophers” addressing deadlock problem in parallel architectures
 “Eight Queens” addressing the problem of finding a minimal independent set of
vertices in a given graph with applications in computational chemistry, mathematics
etc.
 “Travelling Salesman”: Classic NP-complete problem having applications in cost /
distance optimization problems. Deployed Simulated Annealing technique combined
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 “Chromatic Index problem”: Finding the chromatic index of a given graph based
on hill climbing technique
 Linear Programming model using simplex method as an optimization technique for
problems with linear objective function
 Transportation model for distribution at minimum cost
 Developed a switch manager optimizing “on demand” allocation of nodes of a
parallel machine to multiple users
 Developed high performance point to point, multicasting and broadcasting
communications s/w in an optimal topological architecture for C-DAC's PARAM
8000 parallel machine utilizing all the four two-way links connecting various nodes
 Showing capabilities of the supercomputing /parallel processing system for
solving classic compute intensive Combinatorial problems
Visiting Scientist, University College of Cardiff, Wales, U.K., Aug. 1987 – July 1988
Performed advanced research in chromatic no. theory and discovered chromatic nos. for
several classes of graphs with some forbidden subgraphs. This has a wide range of
applications in areas like Computer Science, Chemistry, Transport Industry etc. This
work is published in Journal of Combinatorial Theory Vol 46, 1989.
(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research) Pool Officer , Pune University, India,
Aug. 1988-Jan.1990 and 1-2-86 to 31-8-87
Worked in the Mathematics department of the University as a pool officer. Designed a
course on Graph Theory for post-graduate students. Delivered lectures and trained post-
graduate students on Graph Theory and its applications
Research Associate, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Bombay, India,
Feb. 1982 – Dec. 1985
Carried out research in the School of Mathematics of TIFR on open problems such as
finding Chromatic Nos. and characterizing Chromatic Polynomials of graphs. Further
improved Brook’s upper bound on chromatic nos. for K1,3 – free graphs. Also discovered
necessary and sufficient conditions for quadratic and cubic polynomials to be chromatic
polynomials of graphs.
(Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), Post Doctoral Fellow, Indian Institute
of Science (IISc.), Bangalore, India, Feb.1980 – Dec. 1981
Delivered seminars and carried out research in the Mathematics department of IISc.
Worked on the classic open problem of finding Chromatic no. of a graph and discovered
an upper limit on the chromatic no. of graphs tighter than that of Brook’s for a class of
graphs.
(University Grant Commission) Senior Research Fellow, Center of Advanced Study in
Mathematics, Bombay University, India, July 1977- Dec. 1979

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Initiated work on chromatic no. theory and improved Choudum’s results on the chromatic
no. for a class of graphs.
(University Grant Commission) Junior Research Fellow, Center of Advanced Study in
Mathematics, Bombay University, India, July 1975- June 1977
Worked on a variety of Graph Theoretic problems ranging from Hamiltonian graphs, to
degree sequences of graphs to characterization of k-variegated graphs.
CONFERENCES, AWARDS and GRANTS
International Recognition
 Marquis Who’s Who (USA) has featured biographical sketch in the following
publications:
1. Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 9th
Edition
2. Who’s Who in Asia, 1’st Edition
3. Who’s Who in World, Silver Anniversary Edition
Awarded Research Fellowships by
 University Grant Commission, India
 Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India
Presented paper in International Conference INFORMS Business Analytics &
Operations Research, Apr. 10-12, 2011, Chicago, USA
Presented paper in AcademyHealth Organization's Annual Research Meet, June 26-
19, 2010, Boston, USA
Presented paper in INFORMS Annual Meeting, Oct. 9-14, 2009, San Diego, USA
Presented paper in International Conference of WHO's 'Public Health Informatics
08', Sep. 17-19, 2008, Seattle, USA
Presented paper in AcademyHealth Organization's Annual Research Meet, June 3-5,
2007, Orlando, Florida, USA
Session Chair in International Conference on Computer, Communication and
Control Technologies: CCCT’04 and the 9th International Conference on
Information Systems, Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS’04, Aug. 14-17, 2004, Austin,
Texas, USA
Presented paper in International Conference on Computer, Communication and
Control Technologies: CCCT’04 and the 9th International Conference on
Information Systems, Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS’04, Aug. 14-17, 2004, Austin,
Texas, USA

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Presented paper in Software Engineering Research and Practice (SERP'04), June 21-
25, 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Presented paper in International Conference on Computer, Communication and
Control Technologies: CCCT’03 and the 8th International Conference on
Information Systems, Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS’04, July 31, August 1-2, 2003 –
Orlando, Florida, USA
Presented paper in International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing
Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2003), Las Vegas, June 23-26 2003, USA
Presented paper in International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Processing
Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2001), Las Vegas, June 25-28 2001, USA
Presented abstract of paper in European Chapter on Combinatorial Optimization
(ECCOXV, 2002), 30’th May to 1’st June 2002, Lugano, Switzerland.
Principle Investigator: "Instrumentation assisted Decision Support System deploying
Data Mining Techniques for Pulse Examination & Diagnostics", Obtained Grant from
Ministry of Information Technology, India, TwoYear funding from 2006
Principle Investigator: “Decision Support System with multiple applications for
Traditional Medical system" Obtained Grant from Ministry of Information Technology,
India, TwoYear funding from 2004
Principle Investigator: “Decision Support System with multiple applications for
Traditional Medical system" Obtained Grant from Ministry of Information Technology,
India, TwoYear funding from 2004
Principle Investigator: "Web-based Technical Analysis in Equities, Bonds, Debt
Instruments and Derivatives Trading”, Obtained Grant from Ministry of Information
Technology, India, One Year funding from 2003
Principle Investigator: "Data Mining using Fundamental Analysis in Stock Trading”,
Obtained Grant from Ministry of Information Technology, India, One Year funding from
2002
Membership of Prestigious Organizations
 On the panel of IBM IT Professionals
 Main node member of EvoNet, an international Network of Excellence on
Evolutionary Computing funded by European Union
 First Asia Pacific industrial node of EvoNet
 Nominated on the Management Board of
“Emergent Computing Institute”, a virtual institute of renowned researchers

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from international countries working on innovative and new areas of computing
inspired by socio-biological concepts, funded by European Union
 Member of Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), USA
 Member of International Society of Genetic and Evolutionary Computing
(ISGEC), USA
 Core member of “International Association for Study in Traditional Asian
Medicine (IASTAM)”, a catalytic organization to provide a multidisciplinary
platform to deliberate on issues and development of indigenous systems of medicine with
head quarters at Germany
 Member of Computer Society of India,
 Selected as a technology expert in Technology Expert Network of Technology
Information Forecasting & Assessment Council (TIFAC), Department of Science and
Technology, India
 On the program committee of the Second International Conference on
"Bio-Inspired Computing: Theories and Applications (BIC-TA 2007)", to be held in
Zhengzhou Henan Province, China
 On the program committees of Genetic and Evolutionary Computation
Conference (GECCO) , USA & UK since 2004
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 PMI workshop certificate for Project Management program
 Papers included in reputed international indexes such as DBLP (major
Computer Science bibliography), Index to Scientific & Technical Proceedings
(ISTP/ISI Proceeding)
PUBLICATIONS
1. “Accelerating Botanicals and Biologics Agent Development Research for Cancer
Chemoprevention, Treatment and Survival”, American journal of Cancer Medicine,
2013; 2(1):108-115
2. “Multiobjective Drug Lead Generation & Optimization using Polypharmacological
Molecule Mining”, INFORMS Conference on Business Analytics and OR, 7-9 Apr
2013, San Antonio, USA
3. “Pareto-optimal Resource Allocation for Data and Communication Intensive
Healthcare Applications”, April 9-12, 2011, in Chicago, USA
4. “IT-enabled, non-invasive automated detection of Diabetes Mellitus from a pulse
morphology pattern in the Impedance Plethysmographic pulse waveform”,
AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 26-29, 2010, Boston, USA
5. “Efficient Algorithm Constructing Minimum Path Factors of Digraphs
Minimizing Operational Cost”, INFORMS Annual Meet, Oct 11-14, 2009, San
Diego, USA
6. “Integrative Medical Informatics for Promotive, Preventive & Curative
Healthcare Management”, Public Health Informatics 08', Sep. 17-19, 2008,
Seattle, USA
7. "Web-based Decision Support System based on the Fundamental Principles of
Indian Traditional Medical System of Ayurveda deploying Data Mining

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Techniques", AcademyHealth 2007 Annual Research Meeting, June 3-5, Orlando,
USA
8. “Efficient Minimum Path Factor Algorithm with Applications to Optimum
Resource Allocation”, Medha Dhurandhar, International Conference on
Computer, Communication and Control Technologies: CCCT ’04 and the 9th
International Conference on Information Systems, Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS
’04, Aug. 14-17, 2004, Austin, Texas, USA, pp 54-59.
9. “Requirements engineering for process framework in a multifunctional R&D
organization”, Akshara Kaginalkar, Sharbani Bhonsale, Medha Dhurandhar,
Software Engineering Research and Practice (SERP'04), June 21-25, 2004, Las
Vegas, Nevada, USA., pp 963-966
10. "Supercomputing Environment for Development of Optimal Investment
Strategies", Medha Dhurandhar, Koustubh Pawar, International Conference on
Computer, Communication and Control Technologies: CCCT ’03 and the 8th
International Conference on Information Systems, Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS
’03, July 31, August 1-2, 2003 – Orlando, Florida, USA
11. "Parallel Pareto-optimal solutions for Multi-Objective, Multi-stage Portfolio
Optimization", Medha Dhurandhar, International Conference on Parallel and
Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2003), Las Vegas,
June 23’th to 26’th 2003, Vol. 2, pp 662-670
12. "Data Mining for Optimal Trading Strategies in Financial Markets using Parallel
Genetic Algorithm", Medha Dhurandhar, 2001 International Conference on
Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'2001),
Las Vegas, June 25’th to 28’th 2001,Vol 2, pg 55-61
13. "Optimal Resource Scheduling with Digraph Decomposition into Dipaths",
European Chapter on Combinatorial Optimization (ECCOXV, 2002), Medha
Dhurandhar, 30’th May to 1’st June 2002, Lugano, Switzerland.
12. “Heuristic Chromatic Index Search Algorithm”, Medha Dhurandhar, PARAM
9000: Towards a National High-performance Information Infrastructure 1995
13. "Parallel Travelling Salesman problem", Medha Dhurandhar, C-DAC Proc. on
Symposium of HPCC, 1992
14. Benchmarking PARAM – Application Kernels: Scientific and Engineering,
Computational Mathematics, Medha Dhurandhar, Aug. 1991
15. Referee for Frontiers in Parallel Computing, Editor Dr. V. Bhatkar et.al., ISBN
81-85198-42-X, Dec. 1990
16. "On the chromatic no. of a graph with another set of forbidden graphs", Medha
Dhurandhar, Jour. of Comb. Theory, Series B, 1990
17. "Chromatic number of graphs with two forbidden subgraphs, Medha Dhurandhar,
Jour. Comb. Theory, Vol 46, 1989
18. "Improvement on Brook’s bounds of chromatic nos. for K1,3-free graphs", Medha
Dhurandhar, Discrete Math., 1985
19. "Characterization of quadratic and cubic chromatic polynomials", Medha
Dhurandhar, Jour. of Combinatorial Theory, Vol.37, No. 3, 1984
20. "Improvement on Brook’s bounds of chromatic nos. for a class of graphs", Medha
Dhurandhar, Discrete Math. 1982

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21. "A note on Choudum’s chromatic bounds for a class of graphs", Medha
Dhurandhar, Jour. of Graph Theory, 4, 1980, pp. 265-268
22. "Characterization of forcibly k-variegated degree sequences of graphs", Medha
Dhurandhar, Discrete Math, 29, 1980
23. "Characterization of k-variegated graphs", Medha Dhurandhar, Discrete Math.,
32, 1980
24. "On (p-7)- Hamiltonian Graphs, Proc. of the symposium on Graph Theory",
Medha hurandhar, Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, 1976
All major publications are single author.
IPR:
PATENTS (USA & INDIA)
* METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR OPTIMIZATION OF A STRATEGY INDEPENDENT MULTI-
OBJECTIVE FUNCTION OF A PORTFOLIO CONTAINING AT LEAST ONE INVESTMENT
 US7395235
 523/MUM/02
*“DIAGNOSTIC CLASSIFICATIONS OF PULSE SIGNAL WAVEFORM DATA”
International application No.: PCT/IB2010/001812,
 USA
 Europe
 China
 Japan
* A System for detecting dominant Dosha (981/MUM/2009)
* A system for detection of Diabetes (982/MUM/2009)
* A System and method for determination of Pulse Strength (720/MUM/2010)
NOTE: FIRST USA PATENT OF CDAC
COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS
 icare@Home
 Cure@Home
 Pulse Analyzer
 AyuSoft
 AssetAnalytics (Portfolio Optimization and Management System)
 BourseAnalyzer (Web-based software environment offering multiple analytical
tools for capital markets)
 SD2000 (Investment Strategy Design & Development 2000)

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 CyberPROFIT (Financial Market Simulator)
 MOBILE (Optimal Resource Scheduling Software)