IIT Delhi and TMU Unite for Materials and Devices Development
Teerthanker Mahaveer University, the best private university in UP, has taken a significant leap forward in the field of technology by forging a collaboration with the Physics Department of IIT Delhi. This collaboration, announced during the fourth National Conference on Materials and Devices (NCMD-2023), promises groundbreaking advancements in semiconductor devices. The event was hosted by the Department of Physics, Faculty of Engineering.
Collaboration Announcement by Mr. Akshat Jain
In the opening session of the conference, Mr. Akshat Jain, the Executive Director of TMU, shared details of the collaboration. He emphasised the pivotal role semiconductor devices play in modern tool construction and expressed optimism about TMU initiating the manufacturing of these devices.
Key Points from NCMD-2023
The two-day conference delved into the intricacies of semiconductor devices and their applications. Key discussions revolved around the extensive work needed on semiconductors, the significance of materials in all tools, and the innovative approaches required for materials and devices research.
Semiconductor devices have become the backbone of modern technology. The challenges in this field necessitate in-depth research and innovative solutions. The conference highlighted the importance of collaboration in semiconductor technology research to address these challenges effectively.
Dr. Meena Mishra's Insights
Dr. Meena Mishra, the Director of the Solid State Physics Laboratory at DRDO, highlighted the importance of focusing on semiconductor devices and their applications. She detailed the utility of DRDO in the defence sector, where ongoing research has led to the discovery of cutting-edge technologies.
Dr. Mishra elaborated on the advancements in radar capabilities achieved through gallium nitride technology and discussed practical applications, such as laser diode technology and infrared imaging through thermal imaging.
Professor Pankaj Srivastava's Wise Words
Professor Pankaj Srivastava from the Physics Department (IIT Delhi) extended an invitation to TMU for collaboration in semiconductor technology research. He emphasised the role of materials as the backbone of all tools and stressed the need for collective efforts in advancing semiconductor research.
Professor R.K. Dwivedi's Emphasis
As the Conference’s General Chair, Professor R.K. Dwivedi highlighted the necessity of inventing materials and devices that can meet the challenges of the 21st century. He discussed the prevalent use of AI-driven models in materials research and emphasised the need for collaboration to accelerate advancements in semiconductor research.
Dr. Shyam Sundar Tiwari's Experiences
Dr. Shyam Sundar Tiwari, the Director of the Advanced Sensor Research Organization, shared his experiences in materials and devices research. He provided insights into the development of sensors over the years, showcasing the evolution in this crucial field.
Dr. Aditya Sharma's Perspective
Dr. Aditya Sharma, the Registrar of TMU, emphasised the importance of understanding materials research and its significance in technological advancements. His perspective added depth to the discussions on the role of educational institutions in fostering innovation.
Dr Diptonil Banerjee’s Future Perspectives
Dr. Diptonil emphasised the future aspects of materials and devices, signifying their possibilities. He discussed the profound impact these advancements will have on our lives. According to him, we will have various opinions regarding materials and device development in the future.
Conference Highlights
The National Conference witnessed the presentation of 22 research papers on the first day. The inauguration involved the ceremonial lighting of a lamp, and guests were warmly welcomed. The abstract book, containing valuable insights, was revealed, and guests were honoured with mementoes.
Professor R.K. Dwivedi's Closing Remarks
In his closing remarks, Professor R.K. Dwivedi summarised the key points discussed during NCMD-2023. He reiterated the theme of the conference, emphasising the need to not entirely depend on AI and the importance of human contributions in materials and devices research.
Success of the Event
The collaboration between Teerthanker Mahaveer University and IIT Delhi's Physics Department marks a significant stride in semiconductor technology research. The insights shared during NCMD-2023 underlined the critical role of materials and devices research in shaping the future of technology.
FAQs
1. What is the significance of the collaboration between TMU and IIT Delhi?
- The collaboration aims to advance semiconductor technology research, promising breakthroughs in device development.
2. Why is materials research crucial for modern tools?
- Materials form the backbone of all tools, and extensive research is necessary for addressing the challenges of the 21st century.
3. What were the key highlights of NCMD-2023?
- The conference featured presentations of 22 research papers, ceremonial lamp lighting, and discussions on the theme of not entirely relying on AI.
4. How does DRDO contribute to semiconductor technology?
- DRDO, through ongoing research, contributes to the defence sector with advancements in radar capabilities using technologies like gallium nitride.
