The School of Materials Science and Technology (SMST) of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), organised a two-day Indo-Italy joint workshop on “Emerging Magnetic Storage Devices and Sensors” at the Dev and Vardhana Goswami Lecture Complex on Tuesday.
Eminent scientists, researchers, teachers, and college students from India and Italy participated within the workshop and mentioned intimately the newest analysis and developments in magnetic supplies and superior sensor applied sciences.
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Welcoming the company, audio system, and dignitaries, Dr Shravan Kumar Mishra, the coordinator of the workshop, highlighted the significance of worldwide collaboration in emerging technological areas. He expressed his gratitude to Director Prof Amit Patra for selling scientific and technological excellence at the Institute.
Presenting the workshop overview, SMST Head Prof Chandan Upadhyaya acknowledged that the occasion gives a devoted platform for in-depth reflection on present tendencies, revolutionary strategies, and sensible functions of magnetic supplies, next-generation reminiscence devices, and superior sensor applied sciences. He acknowledged that this collaboration between India and Italy will present new impetus to joint analysis and information trade in these emerging areas.
Addressing the occasion, Chief Guest Professor Nilay Krishna Mukhopadhyay, Dean (Faculty Affairs), IIT (BHU), mentioned that the workshop brings collectively consultants, researchers, and younger students to grasp current advances in magnetic applied sciences. Pioneering contributions in spintronics have been recognised globally and are aligned with emerging tendencies in interdisciplinary areas corresponding to information storage, sensor fabrication, computing, healthcare, and renewable vitality.
Three eminent consultants from Italy addressed the session. Dr Micaela Kupferling highlighted the rising position of magnetic nanostructures in next-generation sensor applied sciences. Dr A Magni shared his views on superior reminiscence architectures impressed by emerging magnetic phenomena, whereas Dr Vittorio Basso elaborated on the cutting-edge developments in magneto-mechanical programs and the potential for his or her industrial use.