Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Kalyani University Hosts Two-Day Science Conclave
Kalyani University recently hosted a two-day science conclave in collaboration with the West Bengal government.
The event was inaugurated by Ujjal Biswas, the minister-in-charge of science & technology and biotechnology.
The conclave aimed to showcase the latest research and developments in various scientific fields, bringing together researchers from 22 universities across different districts.
Over 240 researchers submitted papers across 12 disciplines, and the event featured internationally reputed scholars.
The primary goal was to nurture scientific curiosity among students and facilitate meaningful collaboration among scientists.
The inaugural session was attended by nearly 500 researchers, students, and academicians, along with several eminent dignitaries.
Kalyani University hosted a two-day science conclave in collaboration with the West Bengal government’s department of science & technology and biotechnology.
The event was inaugurated by Ujjal Biswas, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and showcasing latest scientific developments.
Researchers from 22 universities across six districts participated, submitting papers across 12 disciplines.
Over 240 researchers presented their work, compiled into a 278-page volume of abstracts.
The conclave aimed to nurture scientific temper among students and facilitate collaboration among scientists.
- Who
- Kalyani University, West Bengal government’s department of science & technology and biotechnology, researchers, students, and academicians
- What
- Two-day science conclave showcasing latest research and facilitating collaboration
- When
- Friday (specific dates not mentioned)
- Where
- APJ Abdul Kalam Auditorium, Kalyani University
- Why
- To highlight latest developments in science and technology, nurture scientific temper, and facilitate collaboration among researchers
- Organizers
- Kalyani University, West Bengal government’s department of science & technology and biotechnology
- Inauguration
- APJ Abdul Kalam Auditorium by Ujjal Biswas
- Participants
- Researchers from 22 universities across Kolkata, Howrah, Hooghly, Nadia, North 24-Parganas, and South 24-Parganas
- Research Papers
- 240 researchers submitted papers across 12 disciplines
- Event Duration
- Two days
- Key Speakers
- Prof Kallol Pal, Padma Shri and IIT Kanpur professor Vinod Kumar Singh, Prof Amiya Panda, Indrajit Talukdar
- Attendees
- 500 researchers, students, and academicians