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It gives me immense pleasure to know that Hyderabad Chapter of Jadavpur University is organizing 12th one-day symposium on popular science on 31st August at IICT Auditorium. As the nation marches through an era of self-sustained scientific domain, the collective passion and relentless pursuit of knowledge shown by student community of Jadavpur University will propel our nation to soar greater heights in the realm of science and innovation.

This symposium will serve as the perfect platform for scientific exchange between researcher, academia and industry partners. May the flames of curiosity be kindled in younger generations and guide them towards groundbreaking achievements and innovations of tomorrow. I am sure that this day will open doors for novel ideas and innovation in various domains of science, engineering, technologies, architecture and management.

I extend my warm greetings to all the participants and wish organisers all the best for successful conduct of the symposium.


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I am delighted to learn that Jadavpur University Alumni Association Hyderabad (JUAAH), in collaboration with CSIR-IICT's JIGYASA, is organizing a symposium on Popular Science for school children on 31st Aug, at IICT auditorium. This event promises to inspire and engage young minds, fostering a deeper understanding of science and cultivating a scientific attitude towards the world and society. I am confident that this symposium will significantly impact the participating students, encouraging them to explore the wonders of Science.

I wish the event a great success and encourage JUAAH to continue organizing such initiatives, demonstrating the association's commitment to benefiting society.


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It is truly inspiring to witness the collective efforts of Jadavpur University Alumni Association Hyderabad, scientists, and professionals from diverse fields coming together to organize the 12th one-day seminar on "Popular Science". As a DRDO scientist, I am particularly inspired to see such a platform dedicating to igniting young minds towards scientific exploration & innovation.

Jadavpur University's legacy as a premier institution of higher learning, coupled with the JU ALUMNI association's longstanding commitment to community welfare, forms a formidable foundation for this event. The decision to focus on the theme "Science for Technology Product" is commendable, as it underscores the critical role of scientific knowledge in driving technological advancements.

By engaging students through competitions and interactive sessions with eminent scientists, the seminar promises to be a catalyst for inspiring the next generation of innovators. The prospect of 150 young minds coming together to explore the frontiers of science is truly exhilarating.

I extend my full support to the organizers and participants of this event. Encouraging students to pursue their scientific curiosity is an investment in India's future. I am confident that this seminar will leave a lasting impact on the young minds in attendance, motivating them to transform their aspirations into tangible contributions to the nation's progress.

I eagerly anticipate the outcomes of the 12th "Popular Science" seminar and express my sincere gratitude to all involved for their dedication to fostering a scientific temper among the youth.


Surely, There is an Innovator in You. Get Cracking !!!

As a high school student, you possess a unique potential to conceive innovative ideas. Whether you are delving into the laws of physics, chemical reactions, the biology of living organisms, or complex mathematical problems, you are in a prime position to think of something ground breaking. Here is a list of innovative high school projects to help you create something new. Pick one and discuss to your friends and teachers. Write your ideas to us. Jadavpur University Alumni Association, Hyderabad chapter, will be there with you and lend a helping hand.

1. Build a Rube Goldberg Machine: Use factors like gravity, momentum and friction
2. Construct a portable water filtration system: Use activated carbon, sand, and gravel. Measure the water quality
3. Design a 3D printed prosthetic: Artificial limbs
4. Create a Hydroponic Garden
5. Build a Wind Turbine with 3D-printed blades, an electric motor and a battery.
6. Build a 3D printing machine from the kit of parts, connect it to a computer and make plastic products from AUTOCAD models
7. Build an astronomical telescope with a digital camera from the kit of parts
8. Build a solar-powered car
9. Build a bicycle with carbon fiber frame

10. Build sensor and microcontroller-based systems: examples:
a. Line following robots
b. Home automation – remotely operated home appliances
c. Sensor-based monitor and display of weather condition
d. Security System: detect and alert intruderse. Build a robotic arm that can hold a glass of water and lift a glass of water
f. Smart Traffic lights: to optimize traffic flow.
g. Medical Alert System: A device with sensors to monitor vital signs and transmit through mobile phone
Note: Some popular microcontrollers are: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32/ESP8266, STM32, PIC controller

11. Plastic waste flow mapping.
12. Software Projects:
To-Do list app, Quiz game. Simple Game (Tic-Tac-Toe, Snake), Website development, Mobile App Development (Andriod or iOS)
13. AI and Machine Learning Projects Object Detection using Open CV, Speech Recognition using Google, Handwritten Digit Recognition using MNIST, Facial Recognition using Facenet.

Some suggestions that might help you:

1. Search Google for more information on the Project you select

2. Ask Bing / ChatGPT / Meta for guidance in planning your project

Jadavpur University Alumni Association, Hyderabad Chapter

Contact Persons:
1. Dr. Ujjal Pal : ujjwalpal@iict.res.in; upal03@gmail.com
2. Sourav Chowdhury: sounics@gmail.com
3. Abhi Majumdar : abhi.majumdar@gmail.com

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