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MITS organises PHOTON 16
Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities, Madanapalle Institute of Technology & Science, Madanapalle conducted a one day national level student’s technical symposium ‘PHOTON 16’ on Monday in which more than 120 students took part. Delivering the key note, Dr P S Anil Kumar from Indian Institute of Sciences said, “Research is a life-long Process.
Hyderabad: Department of Basic Sciences & Humanities, Madanapalle Institute of Technology & Science, Madanapalle conducted a one day national level student’s technical symposium ‘PHOTON 16’ on Monday in which more than 120 students took part. Delivering the key note, Dr P S Anil Kumar from Indian Institute of Sciences said, “Research is a life-long Process.
We can keep exploring new areas throughout our lives. The perception of research work will vary from person to person”. He throws light on Sprinctronics, which is a latest thrust area in physics. He has created awareness of the same, among the faculty and students. Sprinctronics plays a vital role in computer designing computer memory, which is being used in mobiles, laptops and tablets. So, more research works head to be done on “Sprinctronics”.
