NIT Warangal hosted a major technology event focusing on advanced scientific equipment and research tools. The Central Research Instrumentation Facility (CRIF) organized this special program to mark World Science Day for Peace and Development.
The event, called “Awareness on Accessible Analytical Technology (AAAT’25)”, brought together top technology companies and researchers. Three leading firms participated: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Keysight Technologies, and Netweb Technologies.
These companies displayed their newest scientific instruments and analytical equipment during the technology expo. Industry experts conducted live demonstrations showing how these advanced tools work in real research settings.
Over 150 people attended the program at the NIT Warangal campus. The audience included professors, research students, and undergraduate students from NIT Warangal and surrounding colleges.
Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi, the institute’s Director, officially opened the event. He spoke about how modern analytical instruments help researchers produce better results and drive innovation that benefits society.
The demonstrations allowed participants to interact directly with technical experts. Attendees learned about the latest developments in scientific technology and how these tools can improve research quality.
Several prominent faculty members joined discussions with industry representatives. Prof. Veeresh Babu, who heads CRIF, participated along with other professors. They explored possibilities for future partnerships, training programs, and adopting new technologies.
The organizing team included Prof. Kashinath from the Chemistry Department and Prof. Anjaneyulu from the Electronics and Communication Engineering Department. Technical officers Ms. Gollapalli Sree Rama Sanjeevini and Mr. Sudhakar also helped coordinate the event.
This technology exposition created valuable networking opportunities between academia and industry. Participants gained practical knowledge about cutting-edge analytical solutions that support scientific research and sustainable development goals.
The program successfully demonstrated how collaboration between educational institutions and technology companies can advance research capabilities and foster innovation.
