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SUMMARY:From scratch to the published manuscript
DESCRIPTION:An ideal research process relies on some essential characteristics. One among them is to communicate the research findings. Peer reviewed research journals serve a huge role in this. However\, researchers lack an understanding of how to write a publishable research paper. Grasping the basic structure of a scientific paper would help the researcher to decide what should be included in each section. There will be pitfalls in each of these sections but can be avoided if approached strategically. Along with the other components\, target journal selection and authorship is also an important aspect of this entire activity. \nSuccessful production of an article for submission to a peer‐reviewed scientific journal requires substantial effort. To ensure this success\, The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is planning for a one-day online workshop on How to write and publish a research article. \nDate: August 06\, 2022 \nTime: 09.30 am to 1.00 pm \nThe workshop expects more than four hundred participants. It is open to both students and faculty from UG\, PG and PhD programmes. Assistant Professors Dr V Manikandan and Dr Murali Krishna Enduri are coordinating the event. The workshop will give a general idea about topics such as\, different options to publish research works\, benefits of publishing research articles\, steps to write a review paper or research article from scratch\, hands-on training with LaTeX to write a research article etc.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/from-scratch-to-the-published-manuscript/
CATEGORIES:CSE Events,Departmental Events,Events,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20220816T080000
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SUMMARY:Kondapalli toys; the geographical indication handicrafts of Andhra Pradesh
DESCRIPTION:The legacy of India’s craft culture always occupies a special spot owing to its beauty\, dignity\, form\, style\, and aesthetics. India is traditionally known for its rural village and wooden cottage Industries. Among them\, Andhra Pradesh has glorious rural artisan handmade traditions in toys. The office of International Relations and Higher Studies conducted a workshop on August 16\, 2022\, to promote and celebrate the dignity of Kondapalli Toys. These toys are one of the geographical indication handicrafts from Andhra Pradesh. \nThe workshop belongs to the series of sessions organised as part of Aadigyan\, the social leadership programme. Mr Durga Prasad\, a traditional Kondapalli artisan of Andhra Pradesh\, handled the workshop for two hours. He demonstrated the process of crafting the toys and explained their history. Various tools used for wood carving\, division of labor among male and female artisans\, social implications of the toys\, etc.\, were discussed in this interactive session. Volunteered students also learned some wood carving basics from the artisan himself. \nThe rural industry holds a share of ten percent in the decentralised sector. The handicrafts industry is one of the major sectors that offer employment opportunities to a larger number of individuals. Yet the 400 years old industry is not getting the attention it deserves due to a lack of promotion and awareness. Sandeep Samala\, the programme coordinator\, highlighted the need for spreading the heritage of Kondapalli toys among the younger generation. He also explained how the industry could be approached from a startup’s perspective to amplify the toys’ promotion.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/kondapalli-toys-the-geographical-indication-handicrafts-of-andhra-pradesh/
CATEGORIES:Events,International Relations,IR-Events,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20220818T190000
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SUMMARY:Patent Maker: instigating promising patents for a technology-driven India
DESCRIPTION:Innovation is crucial to the development and deployment of technologies. Patents stimulate technological innovations by providing an incentive for research and development. They disperse technical information and facilitate technology transfer. Hatchlab Research Centre unveils the concept of Patent Maker to give breath to the projects and patents that deserves a high commercial application. Professor G S Vinod Kumar\, an expert\, mentor\, and multidimensional professional\, will guide the workshop by sharing his valuable wisdom in the domain of innovation and leadership. \nDate: August 18\, 2022 \nTime: 7.00 pm to 7.45 pm \nThe life cycle of technologies runs through invention\, research\, development\, dissemination\, market development\, and commercial diffusion. The various processes happening at each of these stages provide numerous opportunities to employ instruments that promote innovation. \nHowever\, the journey of a perfect project or patent is quite challenging and time-taking. So much hard work goes down in creating one good project or filing one patent. But the irony is that roughly only around 3% of the patents are being commercialised. Their impact is not reaching where they are supposed to\, as they are unable to deliver greater benefit to society at application levels. Promising projects and patents are literally national assets. A little alignment of the priced asset with the industry can turn most of the brilliant work into something of high commercial value\, which could be a boon for the entire economy. \nAbout the Speaker \nProfessor G S Vinod Kumar did his PhD from IIT Kharagpur and post-doctoral research at Helmholtz centre Berlin for materials and energy\, Germany. He has vast research experience in metallurgy and materials engineering about 16 years\, in the field of non-ferrous alloys and precious metals. He currently handles sponsored research projects from industries such as Titan Company Ltd\, (Tanishq)\, WHP-Sons\, Maharashtra\, Jewel Craft Ltd\, and Chennai in gold and Silver alloys for jewellery manufacturing. He also handles consultancy projects from INDSAT corporation\, Chennai in die-cast aluminium alloys. He has 40 research publications\, 13 patents and 2 technology transfers to industry (Titan). Some of his technologies are currently in the market as products. He has recently filed a patent jointly with Titan Company Ltd\, which is the first time in the history of TATA. \nJoin the session to learn the entire process\, challenges\, and scopes of patents.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/patent-maker-instigating-promising-patents-for-a-technology-driven-india/
CATEGORIES:Events,IDEA Events,IDEA Workshop,Workshop
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