The Research and Development (R & D) Cell aims to nurture research culture in the College by promoting research in newly emerging and challenging areas of Engineering, Technology, Science and Humanities. It encourages the students and faculty to undertake the research in newly emerging frontier areas of Engineering, Technology, Science and Humanities including multidisciplinary fields. This enhances the general research capability of budding technocrats by way of participating in conferences, seminars, workshops, project competitions etc. Students are motivated to undertake both in-house and industry-based projects.
R & D cell creates awareness and opportunities in Research and Development among the students and encourages faculty members and students to publish technical papers in reputed National and International Conferences/Journals. The management sponsors the best projects for prototype development.
Mailam Engineering College has been emphasizing on Research and Development (R & D) in various areas of engineering through R & D projects funded by the external agencies like AICTE, DRDO, CSIR, ISTE, and DST.
Ms. Divya Krishnamoorthy & Ms. Durga Devi G, II year Computer Science & Engineering
General Castelo Branco , Director, Center for Pollution Prevention (C3P),
Ms. Olga Dominguez, Assistant Administrator for the Office of Strategic Infrastructure, NASA, Mr. James Leatherwood, Director, Environmental Management Division, NASA, Mr.Nathalie Meusy, Head of the Coordination Office on Sustainable Development, ESA, Mr. Franco Ongaro
Director of Technical and Quality Management and Head of ESTEC were some of the key note speakers in the workshop.
As part of the workshop a student presentation (Both Paper and Poster) were called in the above topics. The projects interest to NASA, ESA, and industry, represent new ideas or take a fresh look at existing designs, models, or concepts in the above areas were invited by the organizers.
The aim of this was to encourage students’ involvement, exchange of ideas and information, creative thinking, and the projects that are presented could meet interest of any of the sponsors and lead to further research initiatives, or development of projects.
Students from all over the world have submitted their project and posters with their research ideas to NASA. These proposals were evaluated by selected NASA personnel and University Professors. There were nearly two thousand proposals from all around the world. Among these proposals fifteen of them were selected of which two were from Italy, six from Portugal, five from United States of America and Durga Devi and Divya Krishnamoorthy were the only participants from Asia.
General Castelo Branco , Director, Center for Pollution Prevention (C3P),
Director of Technical and Quality Management and Head of ESTEC were some of the key note speakers in the workshop.
The Nano technology can be implemented in solar panels. In this technique solar panels are being replaced by Nano materials. These Nanopanels will reduce the complexity when compared to ordinary solar panels. CIGS (Copper, Indium, Gallium, Selenium) are the semiconductors that are used in these panels. They are coated with the Nano materials by spraying the Nano inks over the panels. By annealing and printing process, thin film semiconductor is made. Nanoparticles dispersed throughout the proprietary
They concluded that if these measures are followed, the harmful radiations can be controlled and thereby life on earth can be improved.
As part of the students’ presentation, a poster competition was also conducted. Our students have presented their ideas in the form of poster and their extraordinary performance on the topic “Ultraviolet Radiation Control Measures” bagged the first prize, which is a credit to them.
The Mailam Engineering College Management has sponsored the students and helped these students to present their ideas in the International Forum.
The Mailam Engineering College Managing Director Mr.M.Dhanasekaran, Secretary Mr. S.V.Sugumaran, Principal Dr. A.T.Ravichandran, faculty members and students congratulated them for their remarkable performance.
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