SRMAP Events

National Sports Day Ignites the Spirit of Competition
2018-08-29 16:30 - 18:30 (Asia/Kolkata)
In honour of legendary Major Dhyan Chand, SRM University-AP organised a series of basketball matches on August 29, 2018. Approximately 50 students participated in this thrilling event, showcasing their skills and passion for the game. The matches were conducted in four groups, pitting students against each other in friendly yet fiercely competitive encounters.
The theme of the event, “Sports are an enabler to an inclusive and fit society,” resonated throughout the day. It highlighted the transformative power of sports in fostering inclusivity, promoting physical fitness, and nurturing a sense of community. The event served as a platform for students to come together, engage in healthy competition, and celebrate the importance of sports in our lives.
The spirited atmosphere and enthusiastic participation were a testament to the enduring legacy of Major Dhyan Chand. His dedication, discipline, and exceptional sportsmanship continue to inspire generations of athletes and sports enthusiasts.
Stay tuned for more exciting sporting events and initiatives at SRM University-AP as we continue to honour the legacy of sporting icons and nurture a culture of active participation and excellence in sports.

International Conference on Transformations in Engineering Education - Imparting the Futuristic Skills (ICTIEE AP’ 18)
2018-07-15 - 2018-07-17
International Conference on Transformations in Engineering Education – Imparting the Futuristic Skills (ICTIEE AP’ 18)
Date: 15 – 17 July 2018, SRM University – Andhra Pradesh
Program Schedule: Click Here

Embracing Oneness: International Yoga Day Unites SRM AP Community in a Spiritual Journey
2018-06-21 06:30 - 07:30
With the theme “Yoga for Vasudev Kutumbaka” (Yoga for One Earth, One Family, and One Future), we celebrated International Yoga Day with 50 enthusiastic students and faculty members. The event aimed to enlighten participants about the essence of oneness and interconnectedness. Yoga, a practice that transcends borders and unites individuals from all walks of life, serves as a powerful tool for nurturing a sense of unity and harmony among humanity.
The event shed light on the multi-faceted advantages of yoga, emphasising its positive impact on mental, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. Through the practice of yoga and meditation, individuals can experience a profound transformation that extends far beyond the physical realm. The long-term benefits of yoga empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives, fostering personal growth and holistic well-being.
Participants immersed themselves in a series of yoga exercises and meditation techniques guided by experienced instructors. As everyone delved into their practice, a sense of peace and unity permeated the space, creating a collective energy that transcended boundaries.
Stay tuned for more enlightening events and initiatives at SRM University-AP as we continue to explore the depths of our souls and embark on spiritual journeys that lead us towards a brighter and more harmonious future.

Build a long-term career plan, youth told
2018-04-12 00:00
Guntur MP Jayadev Galla exhorted the youth to figure out what they plan to do at least in the next two decades to position themselves accordingly now itself and to be prepared to enter the real world from the comfort of their homes where their parents would not be around to take care of them.

“The transition from school to college and then to actual career-building will not be as fair, nice and safe as you might expect, particularly at a time when the world is rapidly moving towards a greater degree of automation with each passing day. You should quickly adapt to the changing times in order to match up to the tasks”, he asserted.
Participating as chief guest in the inaugural function of SRM University-A.P.’s 1st Cultural Fest-2018 on its premises here on Thursday, Mr. Jayadev emphasised on the need to have a long-term vision for their future. Career options at hand should be evaluated from time to time to make the necessary course corrections, Mr. Jayadev said.
Nevertheless, planning should start at the early stages so as to seize the opportunities as and when they come, Mr. Jayadev said and insisted that the youngsters should keep learning to be productively engaged with society.
Mr. Jayadev narrated how he moved from a course in chemical engineering and then electrical and to political science, all in the United States of America where his parents shifted to when he was aged four, and a challenging role he donned in Amara Raja Batteries and the way he learnt the intricacies of politics, in which he got to make his mark of 42 years of work experience.
SRM University A.P. Pro Vice-Chancellor D. Narayana Rao said the university was gearing up to expand its reach to 25,000 students in a decade and that it concentrated on research, which was a big differentiator between his institution and the State-funded universities. He thanked the Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu for extending an invitation to the SRM University to set up its campus in Amaravati and took pride in the fact that its construction was completed in barely six months.
SRM University-A.P. Registrar D. Gunasekaran, Deputy Registrar Siva Kumar, event convenors Srabani Basu and Anil K. Suresh were present.

Unleashing the Spirit of Sports at SRM University-AP
2018-03-16 10:00 - 2018-03-17 17:00
SRM University-AP witnessed an extraordinary display of athleticism and sportsmanship as it hosted Sport’s Fest 2018. This sports extravaganza attracted a significant turnout of enthusiastic athletes, with an impressive number of participants reaching a remarkable count of 450.
The Fest placed a pronounced focus on celebrating the athletes themselves, offering a diverse array of both team-based and individual sports disciplines. The meticulously planned and executed activities encompassed a wide range of sporting events, catering to the interests and talents of all participants.
Basketball took centre stage, with thrilling matches that showcased both male and female participants’ skills and dedication to the game. Football, cricket, and table tennis provided intense and captivating encounters for both men and women, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. Chess, a game of strategic brilliance, saw competitors from all genders displaying their mental prowess and tactical mastery. Throwball, a spirited contest exclusively for women, and volleyball, an engaging sport reserved for female athletes, added an extra layer of excitement to the festival.
This comprehensive selection of sports not only ensured inclusivity but also created an electrifying atmosphere of competition and sportsmanship. Athletes pushed their limits, inspiring each other and forging bonds of camaraderie through the shared love of the games.
Sport’s Fest emerged as a monumental celebration of athleticism, uniting athletes and sports enthusiasts alike in a grand spectacle of talent and passion. The scale and significance of the event were unmatched, leaving an indelible mark on the university’s sporting legacy. As we relish the memories of this incredible event, let us carry forward the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie.

Materials Informatics based on Reliable Materials Database
2018-02-07 00:00
Affiliation: New Industry Creation Hatchery Center, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan

Theoretical study on the interaction of aromatic amino acids with graphene and single-walled carbon nanotube
2018-02-07 00:00
Affiliation: Chemical division, Bhabha Atomic Research Center, Mumbai

"High Performance Computer Cluster" by Dr.Ranjit Thapa, SRM Research Institute
2017-11-22
Date: November 22, 2017
Dr. Ranjit Thapa, Associate Professor from SRM Research Institute, SRM University in his lecture on 22nd November 2017 introduces the development and need of supercomputers. He explained how the supercomputers are different from a general-purpose computer in respect of computational capacity. He explained how the scientific problems in different length scale and time scale can be solved via simulation in the computer clusters. He introduces how we can do simulation for energy management system for Hydrogen train and also how we can predict the behaviour of electron and atoms inside the materials. Shortly, in current date simulations can provide a fast way to screen the suitable materials and predict the performance of devices in a cost-effective way. SRM University has set up a supercomputer center equipped with servers contain 1870 cores and 16 TB of RAM to execute and solve the scientific problems (http://mysrm.srmuniv.ac.in/hpcc/). He also explained that in the emerging field of knowledge (data) based discovery of materials; the descriptor based approach has proven to be quite powerful in the design of new materials as well as obtaining insights into the chemical mechanisms. Within first-principles density functional theory, his group proposes new electronic structure based descriptor defined as a simple function of (i) the pz occupancy (considering occupied sates) and (ii) the contribution to the density of states at the Fermi Level from pz orbital of an active site of doped graphene. Lastly, he concluded with the note that “there are lots of job opportunities in the area of supercomputers and scientific computing and it is open for every student”.

Lecture on "Technology Advancements in Business" by Titan Company Ltd.
2017-09-22 08:00 - 17:00
September 22, 2017
Mr. Sanjay Renewade and Mr. Santosh Srinivas, representatives of Titan Company Ltd., Hosur engaged the students of SRM Amravati in a productive conversation regarding technological advancements in manufacturing. They spoke to students about the use of emerging technologies such as HCI (human machine interactions), IoT and Artificial Intelligence in businesses these days.

Session on leveraging Augmented Reality to build immersive phone apps
2017-10-07
