Guided by the belief that “Change begins with us,” the initiative focused on sensitizing citizens about responsible waste management and the urgent need to protect the Ganga — one of India’s most revered and ecologically significant rivers.
A Cessna aircraft took off from the IIT Kanpur airstrip at around 12:15 pm on Tuesday, with the mission of creating artificial rain in the capital. The IIT team had been fully prepared since morning, with experts closely monitoring the weather.
This prestigious recognition celebrates Prof. Agarwal’s pathbreaking research in theoretical condensed matter physics, particularly in the areas of quantum transport, topological materials, and low-dimensional systems.
The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT-K) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Vietnam National University (VNU) on Thursday to foster academic and research collaboration across multiple cutting-edge fields.
This initiative aligns with Viksit Bharat 2047 and Atmanirbhar Bharat, emphasizing technological self-reliance, innovation-led entrepreneurship, and the development of India’s intellectual capital.
The program, hosted at the prestigious IIT Kanpur campus, commenced with lamp lighting by dignitaries, followed by a welcome address by Prof. J. Ramkumar.
The event is being organised by the department's student-run society, the Society of Civil Engineers (SoCE).
IIT Kanpur is one of the eight academic institutions conducting the examination on behalf of the Ministry of Education (MoE).
The MoU gives Sensa Core license to manufacture and sell a novel point-of-care technology developed at the institute for rapid analysis of bilirubin in human blood/serum along with its three variants.
The research will focus on developing materials and technologies for both in vitro (studies performed with cells) and in vivo (studies performed with animals) applications in biosciences.
