PANEL DISCUSSION: GRAPHENE APPLICATIONS IN AEROSPACE & DEFENCE
Event Overview: The Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science hosted an insightful panel discussion on the applications of Graphene in aerospace and defence. The event was presided over by Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, the Chancellor of HITS and it was graced by the presence of Sir Andre Konstantin Geim, Nobel Prize awardee in Physics 2010, as the chief guest. The panel discussion was introduced by Col.(Hon) Dr. S.N. Sridhara the Vice-Chancellor of the institute, setting the stage for a series of engaging and informative sessions. The HISP students had the opportunity to participate the event.
Panel Members: The panel comprised esteemed experts in the field of graphene research and its applications. The introduction of the panel members was eloquently delivered by the Vice-Chancellor, highlighting their significant contributions and expertise.
Key Highlights:
- Chief Guest Address:Sir Andre Konstantin Geim shared his pioneering work on graphene, emphasizing its unique properties and potential applications in aerospace and defence.
- Interactive Q&A Session& Audience Engagement: Rajeev Ahuja, the Director of IIT Ropar posed thought-provoking questions to the panel members, sparking a lively environment. The audience actively participated in the Q&A session, posing questions that ranged from technical aspects to potential real-world applications of graphene. The panel members addressed various queries from the audience.
- Cultural Performance:To commemorate the Onam festival, a vibrant cultural performance was organized. This added a festive touch to the event, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of India alongside scientific discussions.
- Conclusion and Photo Session:The event concluded with a photo session, capturing the memorable moments of the day. The panel members, chief guest, and attendees gathered for a group photograph, marking the end of a successful and enriching event.
This panel discussion not only highlighted the research in graphene applications but also fostered a collaborative environment for future innovations in aerospace and defence sectors.
