Global workshop on research techniques in Biratnagar, Nepal

Department of chemistry, Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus (MMAMC) and Brainycube research organization organized a Global Workshop on Recent Research Techniques (GWRRT) in Nepal. GWRRT 2014 was a two day international workshop held at MMAMC, Biratnagar, Nepal on 26- 27 December. 

Inauguration of global workshop

The main theme of GWRRT2014 was to inspire and train new generation of scientists and engineers focusing on research techniques such as choosing appropriate research ideas, proposal writing, publishing in peer reviewed journals, presentation skills, research methodology  etc. Around two hundred fifty students, scholars and faculties participated in the workshop including 18 scientists and professors from physics, chemistry, biology, medical science, engineering,  and mathematics. Experts were from reputed universities and research centers from Nepal and India. 

Participants of workshop

The GWRRT2014 was inaugurated by Prof. Dr. Chet Raj Bhattathe, Assistant Dean of Institute of Science and Technology, Tribhuvan University. 

Scientists were honored during the program

During GWRRT2014 inauguration ceremony  Department of Chemistry, MMAMC, Biratnagar honored Dr. Rameshwor Adhikari, Dr. Hemu Kharel Kafle, Dr. Ajaya Bhattarai, Mr. Sujit Kumar Shah and Mr. Akash Deo for their contribution to science and technology in Nepal. 

With inputs from Dr. Ajaya Bhattarai

Regional Chemistry Seminar Organized at Biratnagar

Chemists from eastern, Nepal organized a two day seminar in Biratnagar this weekend. The seminar was organized with the collaboration of Nepal Chemical Society (NCS) and Department of Chemistry, Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus.

Thirty speakers presented their research findings in the seminar including invited lectures. Among the poster presenters (13 altogether), Shova Neupane secured first position whereas Nabin Basnet got second position. Two students, Arun Karna and Bihari Yadav were awarded with third position prize. Organizers said such competition among students encourages and motivates them for research work.