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SUMMARY:Amaravati Literature Festival (ALF) 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Literature and Languages\, Easwari School of Liberal Arts (ESLA)\, SRM University-AP is hosting the second edition of the Amaravati Literature Festival (ALF) on October 07-09\, 2026. \nThe three-day literature festival is a pinnacle of literary creation\, innovation and culture\, bringing together a vibrant mix of authors\, poets\, translators\, academics\, and cultural icons. \nThe festival will feature panel discussions\, art installations\, craft exhibitions\, and culinary experiences\, making ALF a holistic cultural celebration. This pioneering initiative reflects SRM AP’s vision of education that extends beyond the classroom to the broader community. \nFurther details about ALF 2026 will be announced soon.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/amaravati-literature-festival-alf-2026/
LOCATION:APJ Abdul Kalam Auditorium
CATEGORIES:Departmental Events,English,Events,Homepage Events
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SUMMARY:Research Seminar  - "Does Financial Inclusion Mitigate Social Exclusion?".
DESCRIPTION:The Paari School of Business at SRM University-AP is organising a Research Seminar titled “Does Financial Inclusion Mitigate Social Exclusion?”. The session will feature Rikhia Bhukta\, Assistant Professor at Amrut Mody School of Management\, Ahmedabad University\, as the expert speaker. \nThe session is expected to benefit students\, researchers\, and faculty members interested in development economics\, financial inclusion\, applied microeconomics\, and social policy. \nKey Details \n\nDate: October 12\, 2026\nTime: 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM\nVenue: Tiered Classroom\, Level 5\, Homi J Bhabha Block\nTopic: Does Financial Inclusion Mitigate Social Exclusion?\nSpeaker: Rikhia Bhukta (Assistant Professor\, Amrut Mody School of Management\, Ahmedabad University)
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/research-seminar-does-financial-inclusion-mitigate-social-exclusion/
LOCATION:Tiered Classroom\, 5th Floor\, Admin Block
CATEGORIES:Departmental Events,Events,Homepage Events
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SUMMARY:Seminar Series - Managing Density Bias In Clustering-Based Facility Placement For Consumption-Driven Last-Mile Delivery: A Demand-Conditioned Clustering Approach
DESCRIPTION:The Paari School of Business at SRM University-AP is organising a Research Seminar titled “Managing Density Bias In Clustering-Based Facility Placement For Consumption-Driven Last-Mile Delivery: A Demand-Conditioned Clustering Approach”. The session will feature Dr Prithvirajan D\, PhD alumnus from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru\, as the expert speaker. \nDr Prithvirajan D received his PhD from the Department of Management Studies at IISc Bengaluru\, specialising in decision support systems\, artificial intelligence\, operations management\, and supply chain optimization. He actively pursues entrepreneurial initiatives translating research outcomes into industry solutions\, notably developing “Fuel Fast”\, a production-grade decision support system for LPG cylinder last-mile delivery operations in India. \nThe session is expected to benefit students\, researchers\, and faculty members interested in supply chain optimization\, operations research\, machine learning applications in logistics\, and business analytics. \nAbstract \nConsumption-driven last-mile delivery systems exhibit intermittent customer ordering behaviour\, where only a subset of registered customers generates demand within a planning period. In such settings\, clustering-based planning approaches that determine temporary restocking or consolidation locations using the geographic distribution of all registered customers can misalign facility locations with realised demand. This occurs because clustering algorithms tend to position centroids toward dense customer regions irrespective of customer activity. Under intermittent demand\, this density-seeking tendency creates an operational misalignment between facility locations and realised demand\, referred to in this study as density bias\, which needs to be managed rather than eliminated. \nThis study examines density bias in conventional clustering-based facility planning and proposes a demand-conditioned clustering approach that incorporates anticipated demand into clustering to better align facility locations with expected demand. Following a predict-then-optimise paradigm\, a machine learning-based classification model first identifies customers likely to generate demand within the planning period\, after which temporary restocking locations are determined by clustering only the anticipated active customers. \nThe proposed approach is evaluated using a large-scale real-world LPG distribution system comprising 16\,861 customers and 641\,276 historical orders. Experimental results across multiple population distribution scenarios show that demand-conditioned clustering reduces total travel distance by 36-52% compared with current practice and by 9-18% relative to conventional clustering-based planning. These findings demonstrate that incorporating demand anticipation at the clustering stage can manage density bias\, reduce avoidable replenishment travel\, and improve operational efficiency in consumption-driven last-mile delivery systems. \nKey Details \n\nDate: October 21\, 2026 (Wednesday)\nTime: 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM\nVenue: Level 5\, Tiered Classroom\, Homi J Bhabha Block\nTopic: Managing Density Bias In Clustering-Based Facility Placement For Consumption-Driven Last-Mile Delivery: A Demand-Conditioned Clustering Approach\nSpeaker: Dr Prithvirajan D (PhD\, Department of Management Studies\, IISc Bengaluru)
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/seminar-series-managing-density-bias-in-clustering-based-facility-placement-for-consumption-driven-last-mile-delivery-a-demand-conditioned-clustering-approach/
LOCATION:Tiered Classroom\, 5th Floor\, Admin Block
CATEGORIES:Departmental Events,Events,Homepage Events,Management Events
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SUMMARY:Nano2Nature (N2N) Research Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Environmental Science and Engineering is organising Nano2Nature (N2N) Research Bootcamp\, a research-oriented\, hands-on academic outreach workshop designed to introduce students to emerging applications of nanotechnology\, environmental science\, water research\, and energy applications. \nThe event aims to provide participants with practical training and exposure to cutting-edge tools\, techniques\, and innovative approaches for addressing critical environmental challenges. \nKey Highlights \n\nLearn from domain experts working in Nano × Environment\, Energy and Water research.\nExperience hands-on wet-lab demonstrations covering nanomaterial synthesis and characterization\, water quality analysis\, contaminant detection\, and electrochemical studies.\nVisit environmental engineering laboratories and experience live demonstrations of sophisticated research instruments at the Central Research Facility (CRF).\nParticipate in a quiz competition based on nano-environment concepts\, lectures\, and demonstrations.\nNetwork with faculty members\, researchers\, experts\, and fellow students.\n\nThe research bootcamp is open to motivated undergraduate and postgraduate students: \nB.Sc. & M.Sc. Students: Environmental Science\, Chemistry\, Biology\, Biochemistry\, Biotechnology\, Microbiology\, Physics\, and allied science disciplines. \nB.Tech. Students: Environmental Engineering\, Civil Engineering\, Chemical Engineering\, Biotechnology\, Agricultural Engineering\, and allied engineering branches. \nRegistration Deadline: September 30\, 2026
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/nano2nature-n2n-research-bootcamp/
CATEGORIES:Departmental Events,ENVS Events,Events,Homepage Events,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Early Career Researchers' Publishing Boot Camp
DESCRIPTION:The Paari School of Business at SRM University-AP\, in partnership with the Academy of Management Community Accelerator and the Kozai Group\, Inc.\, is organising an intensive Early Career Researchers’ Publishing Boot Camp. Led by distinguished program leaders Dr Allan Bird and Dr Elizabeth L. Rose\, this intensive workshop offers comprehensive mentorship to refine close-to-submission manuscripts for top-tier journals. \nKey Features \n\nExpert Mentorship: Individual guidance and peer review sessions from senior business scholars conducted before\, during\, and after the camp.\nDedicated Writing Blocks: Over 20 hours of structured writing time coupled with daily SMART goal-setting progress check-ins.\nPublishing Strategies: Practical mini-lectures on crafting compelling introductions\, strengthening literature reviews\, navigating editor feedback\, and avoiding desk rejections.\nPre-Boot Camp Symposium: Complimentary access to a One-Day National Symposium on reimagining management through AI\, featuring a keynote by Dr Soumitra Dutta.\n\nThe program is strictly limited to 20 participants\, targeting doctoral students close to graduation\, postdocs\, and junior faculty. \nThe participation fee also includes complimentary registration for the pre-boot camp event on October 24\, 2026\, a One-Day National Symposium titled “Advancing Management Knowledge in the AI Era: Research Frontiers and Future Directions\,” featuring a keynote address by Dr Soumitra Dutta \nTo apply\, candidates must submit a three-page manuscript outline and a one-page benefit statement\, which will be evaluated based on quality\, contribution\, and readiness. \nImportant Dates \n\nApplication Deadline: August 6\, 2026\nPre-Boot Camp Symposium: October 24\, 2026\nBoot Camp Execution: October 25–29\, 2026\n\nFor submission links and detailed information\, prospective applicants can visit the registration portal at www.kozaigroup.com/ecr-publishing-bootcamp-india/. \n  \nDownload Brochure
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/early-career-researchers-publishing-boot-camp/
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