Post-Graduation

The conference aims to seek original submission from researchers presenting novel contributions in the field of Information Security and Privacy.

The conference focuses on the biological treatment of various wastes, biological treatment of organic wastes i.e., food waste, sludge, aquatic and terrestrial weeds through composting, vermi-composting and anaerobic digestion.

The National Conference on Communications is one of the most important national conference in the area of communications and signal processing. The conference revolves around three focal themes, namely communications, signal processing, and networks.

The event aims to showcase the achiements of women in the field of computer science.

The course aims to lay out the possibility that any city can be conceived as a multiple series of co-existent urban paradigms. The urban paradigms discussed within the extent of Ecosophic Urbanism, shall provide a range of perspectives and strategies that can address present requirements of a city as well as future possibilities.

The aim of this conference is an attempt to deliberate on these new paradigms and bring some of these aspects into the mainstream practice providing impetus towards accelerated clinical outcomes.

The conference aims to draw attention of the scientific community engaged in varied aspects of the environmental research to a monolithic platform to highlighting the status of current research and to offering a platform to discuss, and build research collaborative networks.

The focus of the symposium is on the recent advances and challenges in the area of cancer chemoprevention, diagnosis and therapeutics. This will provide a platform to the young researchers and students to present their findings and interact with the eminent scientist and academicians pioneered in the field of cancer biology. Through the scientific deliberations and discussions, the forthcoming symposium aims to contribute to future reformations in the field of cancer biology.

In the conference, the core for debate and discussions among the climatologists, earth scientists, geographers, geospatial researchers, social scientists, academicians, planners, stakeholders and administrators will be to find out scientific measures to mitigate and adapt in accordance with climate change and to orient the resilient path towards development.

The discussion meeting focuses on three broad areas of research relating to cellular communities, (i) Emergence of phenotypic heterogeneity in isogenic microbial populations of cells (ii) Metabolic division of labour in isogenic as well as multispecies communities, highlighting genome network analysis, metabolic modeling, and chemical/biological approaches that conceptually address such phenomena, (iii) Information transfer between cells, aiming to bring in more mechanistic insight to the above.