Archive · 18 Sep 2026
University Event Urges Students and Researchers to Explore Microorganisms
Adikavi Nannaya University held a programme about microorganisms.
Microorganisms are extremely small living things that cannot usually be seen without special tools.
The university’s Vice-Chancellor said they affect many parts of daily life.
They help with food, farming, health, industry and the environment.
They also recycle nutrients and help keep nature balanced.
Some microorganisms can live in very hot or very cold places.
Dr P Neelima spoke about how microbiology helps medicine.
Students who won competitions at the event received certificates.
Adikavi Nannaya University held an International Microorganisms Day programme in Rajamahendravaram.
Vice-Chancellor Prof S Prasanna Sree urged students to explore unexplored areas of microbiology.
She said microorganisms support health, food production, agriculture, industry and environmental balance.
Chief speaker Dr P Neelima explained microbiology’s scope and microorganisms’ role in medicine.
Certificates were presented to students who won competitions held during the event.
- Who
- Adikavi Nannaya University, Vice-Chancellor Prof S Prasanna Sree, and chief speaker Dr P Neelima participated in the programme.
- What
- An International Microorganisms Day programme focused on microbiology and the importance of microorganisms.
- When
- The programme was held on Thursday.
- Where
- The event took place at the university seminar hall in Rajamahendravaram.
- Why
- It encouraged students and researchers to study microorganisms, explore microbiology and develop innovative solutions to global challenges.
- Event
- International Microorganisms Day programme
- Organizer
- University College of Science and Technology, Adikavi Nannaya University
- Location
- University seminar hall, Rajamahendravaram
- Vice-Chancellor
- Prof S Prasanna Sree
- Chief speaker
- Dr P Neelima, Professor of Microbiology at GSL Medical College
- Focus
- The role of microorganisms in science, health, food, agriculture, industry and the environment
- Recognition
- Certificates were awarded to students who won event competitions