The Centre has been active and productive since its very inception. It gives orientations and trainings for the capacity building and enhancement of Research for both the teachers and the students.
A fully-funded fellowship for emerging researchers has been launched. It includes stipends, lab access, mentorship, and global conference support. Applications open May 1st for candidates from all academic disciplines.
The Environmental Sciences wing kicked off Climate Awareness Week 2025. Workshops, debates, and tree-planting drives were held across campus. The initiative aims to integrate sustainability into all research verticals.
A new MoU was signed with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft to boost joint research. Focus areas include machine learning, materials science, and circular economy. Exchange programs and funding initiatives are launching later this year.
The Student Research Expo spotlighted 80+ projects from across disciplines. From biotech to data science, undergrads presented real-world innovations. Best projects received grants and mentorship from CRD faculty.
Faculty researchers celebrated a publication milestone this quarter. More than 200 papers were accepted in Scopus and SCI-indexed journals. This marks an all-time high for our university’s scholarly output.
Our Engineering department hosted over 40 universities for a robotics showdown. Students competed in AI-driven robotics tasks and automation prototypes. The event ended with a tech fair showcasing student-built machines.
The Centre for Research & Development is offering summer sessions in research methodology. Participants will engage in hands-on lab work, data analysis, and proposal writing. Open to undergrads and postgrads aiming to build solid research careers.
Dr. Sarah Khan received the 2025 Global Innovation Award in Renewable Energy. Her work in solar grid optimization is being adopted in rural communities. The award marks a major milestone in our energy research excellence.
Researchers and tech leaders gathered at the annual AI Symposium hosted by our university. Topics included ethical AI, quantum computing, and real-world applications. Keynote speeches highlighted AI’s role in climate change and healthcare.
