Dr. R. Pandeeswari_Summer Research Fellowship - 2024G

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We are delighted to announce that Dr. R. Pandeeswari, Assistant Professor in the Department of Nano Science and Technology has been awarded the Indian Academy of Sciences – Indian National Science Academy – National Academy of Sciences, India (IASc-INSA-NASI) Summer Research Fellowship for the year 2024????. She will be undertaking a two-month summer fellowship at the Indian Institute of Technology, Jammu (IIT-Jammu). ????

This research mobility is crucial for budding researchers and enthusiastic students, as it offers them valuable hands-on experience and exposure to cutting-edge research environments. Such fellowships serve to motivate teaching faculty as well as students and foster mutual collaborations with prestigious Central Government institutions, thereby contributing to the advancement of science, engineering, and technology. The Indian government\'s support for Science, Engineering, Technology, and Mathematics (STEM) development is evident through various fellowships such as the Indian National Science Academy – Visiting Scientist Program (INSA-VSP) and IASc-INSA-NASI Summer Research Fellowship, as well as numerous research grants.

Further, Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College has developed a robust research and innovation ecosystem, offering various research mobility schemes for faculty and students that facilitate national and international collaborations and the development of groundbreaking innovations. These fellowships not only nurture aspiring researchers but also encourage them to think critically and innovate, thereby contributing to real-world solutions ????‍???? ????‍????

Her summer fellowship at IIT-Jammu offers a distinctive chance to collaborate with renowned experts in Electronic Nose (e-Nose) development to diagnose various life-threatening diseases, broaden her research horizons, and contribute to cutting-edge projects in sensor-related research. Furthermore, these fellowships provide a greater opportunity to attract more women to the fields of Science, Engineering, Technology, and Mathematics (Women in STEM), thereby fostering the real growth of the science community. ????‍????