This book discusses the evolution of security and privacy issues and brings related technological tools, techniques, and solutions into one single source. The book will take readers on a journey to understanding the security issues and possible solutions involving various threats, attacks, and defense mechanisms, which include IoT, cloud computing, Big Data, lightweight cryptography for blockchain, and data-intensive techniques, and how it can be applied to various applications for general and specific use. Graduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and those working in this industry will find this book easy to understand and use for security applications and privacy issues.

The text covers four important areas: digital manufacturing, modern manufacturing processes, modeling and simulation in smart industry, and nanotechnology. It further presents mathematical models to represent physical phenomena and applies modern computing methods and simulations in analyzing the same. The text covers key concepts such as abrasive flow machining (AFM), abrasive water jet (AWJ) machining, and hybrid machining for micro/nanomanufacturing. It will serve as an ideal reference text for senior undergraduate, graduate students, and researchers in fields including mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, manufacturing engineering, and production engineering. Features Discusses sustainable development aspects of additive manufacturing in industry 4.0 Studies electrochemical machining processes for micro-machining Presents experimental Investigation of friction factor and heat transfer rate in the laminar regime Examines the mechanical and microstructural characterization of titanium chips using large strain machining Covers hybrid approaches like electrochemical machining and magnetic abrasive flow machining The book emphasizes linking the computer interface with the digital manufacturing process and their demonstration using commercially available software like Solid-Edge, ProE, and CATIA. It further discusses important aspects of digital manufacturing, advanced composites, artificial intelligence, and modern manufacturing processes.

The SRY protein has only one coding region and it is devoid of intron. PCR-SSCP analysis revealed nine polymorphic patterns in the SRY gene locus. The data presented provide a comprehensive view of the amino acids encoded by the SRY gene in the Indian Murrah buffaloes. A considerable change was observed in the amino acid production by the codons of the SRY gene between the Indian Murrah buffaloes and the Chinese Swamp buffaloes at nine different places. Any primer pair out of three sets of designed primers in this study can be used further for sexing of buffalo embryo/prenatal sexing. The study showed that there exists considerable genetic variation for SRY gene among the Murrah buffaloes which needs to be explored further in future studies with large samples.

The drilling process produces burrs on exit surface of a work piece. The exit burr is the material extending off the exit surface of the work piece. Their effect on products is important because they may cause some critical problems such as the deterioration of surface quality, thus reducing the product durability and precision. Burr formation affects work piece accuracy and quality in several ways: dimensional distortion on part edge, challenges to assembly and handling caused by burrs in sensitive locations on the work piece, and damage done to the work subsurface from the deformation associated with burr formation. The optimization results showed that the combination of low cutting speed, low feed rate, and high point angle is necessary to minimize burr height.

In the era of genomic revolution the benefit can be reaped by successful integration of livestock genomics & phenomics to improve the productivity. This book covers various aspects of surveying, performance recording & breed descriptor development. It also includes: Phenotypic scoring-function for breed Identification; Genetic diversity analysis by STR; Breed registration in India; Analysis of milk quality traits by HPLC & GLC; Milk cells as indicator of mastitis; Application of linear & non-linear models in animal breeding; Data analysis using SYSTAT & HARVEY'S software; Estimation of breeding values for animal selections; Molecular markers for goat fecundity; Next generation sequencing; SNP chip development & genome wide association studies; Breed DNA signature by computational approach; Neural computation; Proteomics & its application; SNP discovery & association studies; In silico modeling of non-synonymous SNPs & prediction of protein structure & function; Microarrays in livestock research, Molecular modeling & drug designing; Stem cell & cloning of animal. This book is rare of its kind for beginners of research & future livestock molecular breeders for conceptualization.

Sewage sludge as an uncalled for product of wastewater treatment poses the challenge to society of disposing of it. Application of sewage sludge to agricultural land may be beneficial because it can improve the physical, chemical and biological properties of soils which may enhance crop growth. While, sewage sludge contains various heavy metals and it contains a wide variety of pathogens and can be infectious for different species of animals and plants as well as for humans. Consequently environmentally sound decisions need to be based on an integrative evaluation of contaminant sources and transfer pathways. It is a need of time that phytoremediation must be approached as a multidisciplinary research effort. Success will ultimately depend on the employment of a holistic approach to integrate the work of plant biologist, soil microbiologist, agronomists, and environmental engineers.

Bacterial wilt caused by Ralstonia solanacearum is one of the most important diseases of solanaceous vegetables (tomatoes, eggplants, chillies, peppers and potatoes). The disease is soil-borne in nature and leads to widespread damage and significant loss. Research on understanding the nature of the pathogen means of mitigation are not available in one place. In this title information scattered in various literature is collected and systematically compiled by crop. The importance of solanaceous vegetables and their nutritive value, pathogen and bacterial wilt is discussed in the first chapter. The symptomatology of diseases, including photographs, their etiology, distribution of race biovars and their diagnosis, morphological, biochemical physiological characteristics of pathogen, pathogenecity, serodiagnosis, molecular diagnosis and protocol for detection of R. solancearumin soil and plant is discussed in the second chapter. The maintenance and preservation of culture is covered in the third chapter. Genomics and the mechanism of pathogenesis is discussed in the fourth chapter. Research work on losses and epidemiology is collected in the fifth chapter. In the sixth chapter the management of diseases is discussed. Conclusion and future research makes up the final chapter. This collection will be useful for anyone involved in research, teaching and extension, for post-graduate and Ph.D students, researchers, extension workers and farmers. It will help increase knowledge of bacterial wilt of solanaceous crops and their scientific management to reduce crop losses.