Advancements in Science and Technology

Udaipur, A two-day conference on "Recent Trends and Development in Science and Technology" was organized by the Physics Department of Bhupal Nobles World University's organizing unit, Bhopal Nobles Postgraduate College, in the Seminar Hall of the College. Inaugurating the conference at the opening session, the chief guest Dr. Sanjeev Tiwari, Lockheed Martin Solar and Astrophysics Laboratory and Bay Area Environmental Research Institute, California, USA, spoke on the subject of "Magnetic Field of Sun". He explained that magnetic fields are created by things that are magnetic or moving charged particles. As the Sun rotates, the magnetic field lines become more tangled over time. These tangled magnetic fields give rise to phenomena such as sunspots and solar activities like solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs). Dr. Sonalika Agrawal, Research Scientist, Graduate School of Advanced Sciences and Engineering, Hiroshima University, Japan, presented the potential applications of "Metal Oxide Nanostructures" in medical treatment, agriculture, information technology, environmental conservation, energy, and more. Dr. Renu Rathore, Director of the conference, and Conference Organizer Dr. Devendra Parik gave detailed information about the various sessions of the conference, saying that Dr. Jayant Joshi, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore, discussed the "National Large Solar Telescope", designed to address a series of key scientific issues related to the origin and dynamics of the solar magnetic field. NLSCT's role is unique for high-quality solar research and solar astronomers. Prof. Mukesh Shrimalli, Director of Pacific University Udaipur, shed light on "Nature Awareness" and Dr. Malkesh Kumar Patel, Principal Researcher, Department of Electrical Engineering, Incheon National University, South Korea, shed light on "Solid State Devices". Dr. Arun Kumar Awasthi, Space Research Center PAS Rockla, Poland, elaborated on "Sun-Earth Connection". In the same vein, Dr. Vishal Joshi, Dr. Kumar Alkendra Pratap Singh, Dr. S. R. Madan Shankar, Prof. S. N. A. Jaffery, among others, shared their thoughts on the subject from the podium. The conference director, Dr. Ritu Tomar, co-organizer Dr. Prem Singh Rawalot, Dr. Kamal Singh Rathore, and all the members of the organizing committee were present. The conference's main coordinators Colonel Prof. Shiv Singh Sarangdevot, Dr. Mahendra Singh Rathore, and Co-Coordinator Mohabbat Singh Rathore, congratulated everyone on the successful organization and sent their best wishes, saying that this international conference will establish new paths and set new standards for research-oriented thinking and mental agitation among researchers. Dr. Vimal Saraswat, coordinator of the conference, and co-coordinator Dr. Nikunj Jaitawat provided information about the research papers of 125 researchers from various states of the country and also shared their experiences over the two days. The report and vote of thanks for the conference were presented by the Head of the Physics Department, Dr. Devendra Parik. Members of the conference, Dr. Lokesh Suthar and Ms. Deepali Baregama, stated that in the oral presentation, the first place went to Pranjul Joshi, Anchal Nalvaya, and Amina Abubakar, the second place went to Pushpendra Vyas, and the third place went to Sudhir Savasiya. Similarly, in the poster presentation, Nishant Joshi, Dimple, and Sujatul Hasan won first place, Komal Malival, Kirti Sen, and Laxmi Prasad won second place, and Mahendra Singh Rulania won third place. The entire program was conducted by Dr. Praveena Rathore, Dr. Reena Mehta, and Dr. Tanvi Agrawal.