Post-Graduation

United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress (UNWGIC) aims to reflect the importance of integrated geospatial information to support sustainable development and the wellbeing of society, address environmental and climate challenges, embrace digital transformation and technological development, and catalyze vibrant economy. 

The AUTOMATA series is the event of International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) working with Group 5 on Cellular Automata & Discrete Complex Systems.

This seminar aims to create awareness for inflatable structures & lightweight materials, their design, production technologies, & specific application areas among the young academicians, engineers, & industrialists.

The symposium focus on topics, Electric Vehicle Systems for Future Carbon-Neutral Mobility, Nanobiotechnology for Life Science Applications, Surveillance vs. Privacy: Data Security in the Digital Age, Thin Film Science and Engineering

The conference aims to brings together researchers using zebrafish as a model system to investigate diverse aspects of biology from pharmacology, developmental genetics, neurobiology & behaviour to ecology.

The conference aims to enhance the scientific communication among global investigators in chemical biology and promote the development of molecular biosciences (chemical biology, medicinal and biological chemistry, structural biology, synthetic biology) and related sciences.

Workshop cover all the three major types of tipping; B-tipping, N-tipping and R-tipping, and discuss the recent advances on tipping point research including the application of machine learning.

The workshop intends to facilitate development of analytical and numerical methods to address aspects of frustration in electronic systems, and to intensify the dialogue between theoretical conceptualization and experimental realization.

A lecture by Sarita Vig, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram on the currently working GAIA mission whose ambition is to
build the 3D structure of our Galaxy by measuring distances to a large number of
stars.

Lecture by Kshipra Gurunandan, Post Doctoral Fellow, University of Cambridge on brain plasticity, to explore the brain some of the fundamental questions about how it learns and adapts and how it creates.