Strengthening Global Ties: IIT Indore Delegation Explores Collaboration with Hiroshima University

The IIT Indore delegation, led by our esteemed Director, visited Japan from 9th to 15th February 2025. They visited Hiroshima University and had the privilege of meeting Professor Mitsuo Ochi, President of the university there. During their visit, they engaged in a productive discussion 🤝 on potential future collaborations and academic exchanges between our institutions. We’re looking forward to the incredible opportunities this partnership will bring! 🌍.

New Year Celebration with the International students at IR Office: Goodbye 2024! Welcome 2025!

The International Relations Office at IIT Indore had the privilege of celebrating the New Year with our vibrant international students community! 🌟 Together, we shared laughter, cultural exchange, and the warmth of a truly global family.As we step into 2025, we are reminded that diversity is our strength and collaboration is the key to unlocking new opportunities. Here's to another year of learning, growing, and building bridges across borders! 🌍✨.

Ms. Vaishali Saini has been awarded with the Raman Charpak Scholarship

The Raman-Charpak Fellowship programme is in honour of two Nobel Laureates in Physics, Prof. C.V. Raman, Indian Nobel Laureate (1930) and Prof. Georges Charpak, French Nobel Laureate (1992). We are thrilled to announce that from IIT Indore, Ms. Vaishali Saini, a PhD student from BSBE, has been selected for this fellowship. We congratulate her on this incredible achievement.

Ms. Shaurya has been chosen to attend the prestigious 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2025

DST, New Delhi has nominated 29 Indian Students for participation in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting 2025. And Shaurya is one of them. The meeting will be held from 29th June to July 4th 2025 in Lindau, Germany. We congratulate her on this achievement.

Nature, Learning & Friendship: A Memorable Day at Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary 🌿🌏

A day well spent with our international students at Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary on 22nd March 2025, where nature became our classroom and every moment was an opportunity to connect, explore, and appreciate the beauty around us. Beyond academics, such experiences foster cultural exchange, meaningful conversations, and a shared appreciation for the environment. Walking through the serene landscapes, spotting wildlife, and enjoying the tranquility of nature created memories that will stay with us for a long time.These outings not only provide a refreshing break from studies but also strengthen the bonds between students from diverse backgrounds, making learning truly global and experiential.

Fostering Academic Exchange: IIT Indore Hosts Esteemed Scholars from Japan 🇯🇵✨

We welcomed Prof. Manish Biyani from Kwansei Gakuin University 🇯🇵, and Dr. Madhu Biyani from Kanazawa University, Japan for an insightful discussion at IIT Indore on 20th February 2025. Their expertise and dedication in their respective fields were truly inspiring. It was a pleasure to have them deliver engaging lectures to both students and faculty, sparking new ideas and academic curiosity.

Prof. Avinash Sonawane, Dean, International Relations, IIT Indore has been appointed as 'DAAD Research Ambassador' for 2022-25.

Prof. Sonawane has been appointed as 'DAAD Research Ambassador’ for a three-year period between 2022-25. 'DAAD Research Ambassadors' are academicians and scientists who have a long standing relationship with Germany and are interested in promoting Germany as a destination for higher learning and scientific cooperation by sharing their experience, mentoring students and colleagues.

Prof. Sarika Jalan Presents Keynote Talk at Dynamical Days Europe

Delivered Keynote on-site plenary talk in Dynamical days Europe, held in Aberdeen, August 2022. Delivered a series of lectures (on-site) for graduate students at TU Berlin, Germany on her recent results on higher-order interactions in December 2022.

International Students Visit to IIT Indore in August 2022

32 International students from 11 different countries including USA, UK, Germany, Brazil, Belgium, Mexico, Egypt, Trinidad & Tobago, Azerbaijan and South Africa, visited IIT Indore on 4th August 2022 under Global BP STEM Academic program in association with American Field Service (AFS), India. The visit was coordinated by Emerald Heights International School, Indore which is an active member of AFS since 2012 under the Indore chapter (MP) India.

A public talk on "India's Tryst with Global Destiny" by Ambassador "Manjeev Singh Puri (Retd.)"

The Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India is organizing a commemorative lecture series entitled "India@75: Videsh Niti Distinguished Lecture Series", as a part of the celebrations of 75 years of India's Independence and under this series Former Ambassador Manjeev Singh Puri delivered a public talk on "India's Tryst with Global Destiny" at IIT Indore

Prof. Sundararajan (Retd.) Nanyang Technological University, Singapore visited IIT Indore

Prof. Narasimhan Sundararajan visited IIT Indore as the speaker of the workshop on on "How to Improve Your Research Skills" from 8th of September to 10th of September 2022. Workshop was attended by 100+ research scholars and faculties from the IIT Indore campus in person along with 200+ participants from other IITs, NIT, and IIITs virtually on the WebEx platform. Brief about the speaker: Prof. N. Sundararajan has worked in ISRO, Trivandrum, India as a Control System Designer to Director, Launch Vehicle Design Group contributing to the design and development of the Indian satellite launch vehicles SLV3, ASLV, PSLV and GSLV. His major achievements include working as the Project Engineer (Mission) for the first Indian Satellite Launch Vehicle project SLV3 team working directly under Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. Post that, he worked in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, as a professor and retired from that position.

Prof. Abhinav Kranti awarded with the ASEM-DUO Belgium-Wallonia-Brussels fellowship award

The advent of programmable field effect transistor (PrFET), capable of performing a multitude of functions with lower transistor count, has opened up exciting possibilities for next generation nanoelectronic systems. The ASEM-DUO Belgium-Wallonia-Brussels fellowship award to Professors Jean-Pierre RASKIN and Abhinav KRANTI aims to support technology development of PrFET for high-speed and analog/RF applications.