Weeklong coaching program on R&D tools begins at NIT Srinagar
Srinagar: The weeklong coaching program on R&D tools, ‘Material Processing and superior purposeful materials characterization strategies beneath STUTI Monday started on the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar.
The workshop is being organized by the Department of Physics and Central Research Facility Centre, National Institute of Technology Srinagar in affiliation with Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Facility Panjab University, Chandigarh. Dr. Vijay Kumar is the convener of the workshop.
The occasion was presided over by Director NIT Srinagar, Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh Sehgal whereas Prof. Yogendra Kr. Mishra, University of Southern Denmark was the particular visitor in the course of the inaugural session.
In his key speech, Prof. Yogendra stated this program is exclusive and it allows the researchers and college students to purchase information about varied state-of-the-art tools and study their utilization.
“I will be very happy to host students and researchers of NIT Srinagar as visiting students to our laboratories at Southern Denmark University. We are ready to collaborate with NIT Srinagar on different aspects of material development. Our university will act as vibrant platform for NIT Students,” he stated.
He additionally congratulated Director NIT Prof. Sehgal, Head Physics Dr. MA Shah, and Dr. Vijay Kumar for efficiently organizing this program. We are going to look ahead to various kinds of supplies growth methods and characterization avenues,” he stated.
“I am really happy that Dr. Vijay Kumar is visiting the University of Southern Denmark under SERB SIRE Scheme,” Prof. Yogendra stated.
He stated contributors of this workshop are the ambassadors and we’d like to cross the fitting information to the youthful technology so there will probably be extra focus on science and expertise.
Director NIT, Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh Sehgal stated availability and accessibility are essential for general growth. We should be grateful to our policymakers on the central stage that imparting this type of coaching program to the individuals who had been disadvantaged of such amenities,” he stated.
“Research and technology are the need of the hour. Both NIT Srinagar and the University of Southern Denmark will work in joint collaboration of research projects in future,” he stated.
Prof. Sehgal stated analysis and innovation are important to enhance the skills of younger minds. We want to develop and check options; predict outcomes and mitigate hurt and make knowledgeable coverage choices, he stated.
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