Under the joint auspices of AISECT University, A&M Texas University (USA), ICEWaRM (Australia) and International Atomic energy organisation (Austria), a four-day seminar would be organised from March 15 to 18. It is an ‘International conference on water, environment, energy and society’ where around 100 delegates from 20 countries will present papers.
The conference aims to share research experience from around the world. The conference will be conducted in 16 parallel sessions. Presentation and deliberation will be in six categories. Each category will have specialist key note speakers. There are total 30 keynote speakers. Paper and poster presentation in a separate competitive category will carry very attractive awards and prizes for students and faculty selected to present their papers during the conference.
The conference will also attract a large number of scholars, faculty and students from various colleges and universities in India and abroad. In this programme a very large number of top professionals from academia, industries, research labs, corporate world and government organizations are participating.
While talking to the media person here on Monday vice chancellor of AISECT University VK Verma said that by organizing such an event the main motive is to share the research on a global platform and find better ways of resolving issues that the society is surrounded with.
He further said that in the seminar 550 abstracts were submitted out of which selected 316 research papers will be presented in next four days. The six parallel technical sessions that will be organised in the seminar are climate change, water management, pollution, energy conservation, computing and modeling and technology, Verma added.
University’s role is to promote technology and research and the attempt is to bring down industry level research to university level which certainly will be beneficial, he added. In the programme our IIT, IIM, National research centers, Universities and specialists from Industries along with international delegates will remain present.