Fluid Mechanics
Thermodynamics
Aircraft Propulsion

Dr A Guha is the recipient of the first-ever Teaching Excellence Award 2003 for the whole of  Faculty of Engineering comprising six departments. University of Bristol has introduced this scheme in 2003 and awards this prize to one member in each faculty each year.

The Certificate  

Before joining Bristol, Dr Guha spent several years as a Fellow at Gonville & Caius College. He first stayed in Prof Stephen Hawking's house in Little St. Mary's Lane (behind the 'GradPad'), and then moved to the Newnham Cottage (which was the residence of the famous Lord Rutherford) situated in the Harvey Court with a magnificent lawn in the front and a garden on the side. The link below gives a presentation on the college life including music from the Caius Choir, with some magnificent new pictures of the College by the Pulitzer Prize-winning Photographer in Residence, Dan White.
http://caialumni.admn.cai.cam.ac.uk/alumni/appeal/slideshow.php
Link to Gonville & Caius College

Dr Guha received his PhD degree in Engineering from Trinity College. He was the Prince of Wales Scholar (this Scholarship for 3 years is given to the best candidate of all commonwealth countries out of all subject disciplines). During this period he was also an Honorary Nehru Scholar (this scholarship is awarded by Nehru trust to about 10 PhD students out of all applicants from India in all disciplines). He later became a Senior Rouse Ball Scholar at Trinity college.
Link to Trinity College

Link to Whittle Laboratory