LLMs in Practice
Real World Applications, Challenges & Success Stories
- 1st Edition - August 1, 2026
- Latest edition
- Editors: Kiran Jot Singh, Shubham Mahajan, Divneet Singh Kapoor, Khushal Thakur
- Language: English
LLMs in Practice: Real World Applications, Challenges and Success Stories offers a deeply applied, interdisciplinary perspective on how Large Language Models (LLMs) are being… Read more
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of how LLMs are transforming sectors such as healthcare, education, law, and business
- Serves as a reference for researchers, practitioners, and innovators seeking to design, evaluate, and scale generative AI systems
- Supports educators and students by offering structured resources for teaching, learning, and project-based engagement with LLMs
- Promotes responsible innovation by highlighting frameworks for ethical governance, transparency, and inclusive AI adoption across varied socio-economic contexts
2. Transforming Healthcare with Large Language Models
3. Redefining Education through Intelligent Language Systems
4. Generative AI for Business Transformation and Legal Innovation
5. Enabling Smarter Governance, Public Services, and Policy through LLMs
6. Creative Expression and Content Generation in the Age of LLMs
7. Intelligent Software Development and Engineering Automation
8. Ensuring Secure, Ethical, and Responsible Use of LLMs
9. Enhancing Mental Health and Cognitive Research with Generative AI
10. Human-Machine Collaboration in Robotics and Multimodal Interfaces
11. Advancing Mathematical Discovery and Reasoning with LLMs
12. Language Models in Computational Chemistry and Molecular Design
13. Decoding Biology: Applications of LLMs in Genomics and Systems Biology
14. Agricultural Intelligence and Climate Resilience through Language Models
15. Intelligent Urban Planning and Smart Cities with LLMs
16. Financial Services and Risk Intelligence Powered by LLMs
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: August 1, 2026
- Language: English
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Kiran Jot Singh
Kiran Jot Singh is currently an Associate Professor and Associate Dean (Academic Affairs) at Chandigarh University, Mohali, India. He has done PhD in the domain of Human Robot Interaction. He has also filed 12 patents with the Indian patent office. He is working on various funded projects, and his research interests include human robot/computer interaction, bio feedback and happiness studies through technology.
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Shubham Mahajan
Dr. Paras Chawla is an accomplished academic and researcher with over 24 years of experience across academia, research, industry, and administration. He holds a B.Tech. (Honors) and M.Tech. from Kurukshetra University and NIT Kurukshetra, and a Ph.D. from Thapar University, Patiala. Additionally, he completed a year-long Post Graduate Program in AI and ML from Purdue University, USA, along with a master's course from IBM. He is recently completed Post Doc Fellowship (PDF) in computer vision from Lincoln University, Malaysia. Currently, he serves as Professor & Director at Amity School of Engineering & Technology and Amity Institute of Information Technology, Amity University Haryana. His leadership journey includes roles like Zonal Head for IT Academics, Associate Dean, and Head of Departments, steering successful national and international accreditations. Dr. Chawla has guided 11 Ph.D. theses, 25 M.Tech. dissertations, and over 55 B.Tech. projects across various domains. His research expertise spans reconfigurable antennas, AI, machine learning, data science, 5G communications, and healthcare applications. He has published over 120 papers, including 92 SCI/Scopus indexed articles, and holds 24 patents, 15 of which have been granted. Notable achievements include receiving the prestigious Coventor Scholarship Award from MANCEF, New Mexico, and the Tenderfoot Award from NASA for his work in CanSat competitions. His innovations extend to AI and computer vision in transport and service robots, 3D-printed humanoid robots, and AI-driven educational methods.
Dr. Chawla’s visionary leadership and groundbreaking work continue to make significant contributions to both academic and technological advancements.
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Divneet Singh Kapoor
Divneet Singh Kapoor is currently an Associate Professor and Associate Dean (Academic Affairs) at Chandigarh University, Mohali, India. He has done PhD in the domain of signal processing and wireless communication. He has filed multiple patents with the Indian patent office and has been granted several, showcasing his innovative contributions to the field. His research interests span embedded systems, Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, and affective computing.
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Khushal Thakur
Dr. Khushal Thakur is Associate Dean – Academic Affairs and Associate Professor at Chandigarh University with over a decade of experience in Electronics & Communication Engineering. He holds a Ph.D. in Massive MIMO systems and has published extensively in reputed journals such as IEEE Access, Springer, and CRC Press. His research spans IoT, embedded systems, wireless networks, and AI, and he holds several Indian patents, including three granted ones. Dr. Thakur has contributed significantly to academic planning, curriculum design, and quality assurance, supporting initiatives aligned with NBA, NAAC, and ABET standards.