CT University Celebrates National Science Day with Vibrant Displays of Innovation

Ludhiana, February 28, 2025: CT University celebrated National Science Day with great fervor, hosting a series of events that showcased the institution's commitment to scientific excellence and innovation.

The celebrations began with a formal inauguration ceremony, graced by Chief Guest Dr. Ujjaval Chandra Mehrotra, Senior Cardiologist from AIIMS Delhi, and Guest of Honour Dr. Bharti Mahajan, Professor of Pharmacology at DMC Hospital, Ludhiana.

Under the aegis of Department of Student Welfare, Three schools of CT University - Engineering, Pharmacy and Healthcare participated in the events, which included poster presentations, model making and oral quizzes.

Students from M Pharmacy, Diploma in Pharmacy and Pharm D showcased their research and projects, highlighting the significance of science and innovation in their respective fields.

The School of Health Sciences and Allied Health Sciences organised a vibrant poster presentation and project display, featuring cutting-edge research and projects that promoted scientific awareness and inspired the next generation of health and allied health professionals.

The School of Engineering & Technology celebrated National Science Day with a panel discussion, quiz competition, and project display. The event focused on the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation across various sectors, including autonomous vehicles, business, healthcare and cybersecurity.

The panel discussion featured expert insights from industry professionals, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of AI adoption. The quiz competition and project display showcased the innovative projects developed by students, including robotics, automation, and AI-powered solutions.

Commenting on the occasion, Pro Chancellor, Dr. Manbir Singh said, "National Science Day is a celebration of India's scientific prowess and CT University's commitment to fostering innovation and excellence."

Director Student Welfare, Er. Davinder Singh added, "CT University's National Science Day celebrations have provided a platform for our students to showcase their talent and innovation."