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FDP IN PROGRESS | Department of English & Literary Studies (ELS) 📚

The Department of English & Literary Studies (ELS) is currently organising a 7-Day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on

✨ “New Paradigms in Textual Exploration: The Future of Reading, Interpretation and the AI Question” ✨

This intellectually stimulating FDP brings together eminent scholars and thought leaders who are redefining the way we read, interpret, and engage with texts in the age of Artificial Intelligence.

🎓 Distinguished Resource Persons

🔹 Prof. Pramod K. Nayar
UNESCO Chair in Vulnerability Studies
Department of English, University of Hyderabad
Distinguished Professor, Department of Liberal Arts, IIT Hyderabad

🔹 Dr. D. Jockim
Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Department of English,
St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Tamil Nadu
Former Dean, Faculty of Arts, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Tamil Nadu

🔹 Dr. Sakilahmed A. R. Makarani
Visiting Professor, CVM University, Gujarat, India
Former Professor, Department of English, Jazan University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
East-West Centre Fellow, University of Hawai’i, USA

Through engaging sessions, critical discussions, and interdisciplinary perspectives, the FDP is exploring how AI is reshaping literary studies, pedagogy, and textual interpretation, opening up new horizons for research and teaching.

📖✨ A vibrant academic exchange is underway—where tradition meets technology, and texts meet the future.

Empowering Young Minds with the Future!
The Department of Media Science and Journalism, in collaboration with IIC, took AI Literacy, Entrepreneurship & Innovation straight to the classrooms of Madhyamgram High School!

Our M.Sc 1st semester students led the initiative—sparking curiosity, digital awareness and 21st-century skills among school learners.

Future of Chips. Future of Careers.
Brainware University’s Department of CSE, in collaboration with IIC, hosted ‘Industry Speak & Industrial Evolution of VLSI’ — where innovation met real-world insight!

From silicon to systems, our students decoded what truly powers tomorrow’s tech.

Brainware University proudly commemorates a century and a half of the song that awakened a nation’s soul — Vande Mataram.
A timeless tribute to the spirit of freedom, unity, and motherland!

Brainware University successfully hosted NEXATHON 1.0, an exhilarating 48-hour hackathon where brilliant young minds coded their way through challenges, turning groundbreaking ideas into reality.

From sleepless nights to spectacular innovations — the energy, passion, and teamwork on display truly defined the spirit of Brainware!

Powering the Future with Intelligence!

The Department of Electrical Engineering at Brainware University hosted an insightful seminar on AI-Based Load Forecasting, where innovation met intelligence!

Students explored how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing energy prediction, optimizing consumption, and driving the next wave of smart power systems.

From data to decisions, this seminar charged young minds with the knowledge to build a sustainable and efficient energy future

Exploring the Power of MATLAB & Simulink!

The Departments of Electronics & Communication Engineering and Biotechnology at Brainware University successfully hosted a hands-on workshop on Applications of Modern MATLAB & Simulink for Emerging Technologies.

Led by Mr. Shubhajyoti Moitra, Senior Application Engineer (MATLAB), the session offered 63 enthusiastic participants — students and faculty alike — a deep dive into the world of signal processing, AI, robotics, and control systems through real-time demonstrations and case studies.

From theory to real-world innovation — participants gained practical insights into how MATLAB and Simulink are driving the future of technology!

The Department of Electrical Engineering successfully conducted a 3-day Hands-on Arduino Workshop, where creativity met circuitry!

From coding to circuit-building, our budding engineers explored the limitless possibilities of automation and embedded systems — one sensor at a time.

Here’s to turning ideas into action and learning by doing!

From gaming scams to phishing traps, cybercriminals are evolving - and so should we.
Brainware University recently hosted a power-packed awareness session on Modern-Day Cybercrimes in collaboration with the Cyber Security Cell of the Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, organised by the Department of Cyber Security and the Campus-to-Corporate Cell

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Exploring Careers in Clinical Trials! 💊

The Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Brainware University, in collaboration with IIC, successfully hosted a thought-provoking seminar on Entrepreneurship & Startups in Clinical Trials on 28.08.2025.

🎤 The session was led by Mr. Rajdeep Mukherjee, Senior Director, Global (US/EU/APAC) Business Development at Syngene International Ltd, who shared his valuable insights on:
✅ Expanding job opportunities in the clinical trial sector in India & abroad
✅ The growing demand for database handling experts in clinical trials
✅ Diverse career paths awaiting pharmacy graduates

📍 The day-long engaging session in Room 405, UB-III, empowered students to envision a future in one of the fastest-growing global industries.

🚀 Brainware University continues to open doors for its students to step confidently into global healthcare and pharmaceutical landscapes!

From Nature to Innovation!

The Department of Agriculture, Brainware University successfully organised a seminar on 'Valorization of Natural Fibres for Product Development'. The session was graced by Dr. Deb Prasad Ray, M.Sc., Ph.D. (IARI), FSPPS, FICS, Principal Scientist & Head, Chemical & Biochemical Processing Division, ICAR–National Institute of Natural Fibre Engineering & Technology (NINFET)
(Erstwhile ICAR–NIRJAFT), ICAR.

Dr. Ray shared invaluable insights on how natural fibres can drive sustainability, eco-friendly innovations, and product development for the future. The seminar left our students inspired with fresh ideas on greener possibilities.