Lab Funded by DST Under FIST Scheme to Boost Research
Key Points:
- NIT Jamshedpur inaugurates Scientific Computing Lab under DST’s FIST plan
- State-of-the-art infrastructure to support scientific computing projects
- Lab to offer advanced courses and training for students and researchers
JAMSHEDPUR – National Institute of Technology (NIT) Jamshedpur witnessed the grand inauguration of its state-of-the-art Scientific Computing Lab on December 16, 2024. The lab, funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) under the FIST scheme, aims to provide a cutting-edge platform for scientific research and computational learning.
Key Inauguration Highlights
The event was attended by NIT Jamshedpur Director Prof. Gautam Sutradhar, Deputy Director Prof. R.V. Sharma, and other dignitaries. Dr. Raj Nandkeoliar delivered the welcome address, emphasizing the growing importance of scientific computing in today’s technological landscape. He extended gratitude to DST for funding the project.
Prof. Gautam Sutradhar congratulated the Department of Mathematics for securing the funding and highlighted the significance of the new lab. “The establishment of this lab marks a milestone in advancing scientific computing, offering students and researchers a critical resource to excel in computational sciences,” he remarked.
Modern Infrastructure and Future Prospects
Equipped with modern infrastructure and advanced software, the Scientific Computing Lab is expected to empower students and researchers to work on cutting-edge projects. The lab will also introduce specialized courses and training programs focused on scientific computing.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Rajat Tripathi from the Mathematics Department. He acknowledged the support of DST, faculty members, students, and guests for making the project and the inauguration event a success.
A Major Milestone for NIT Jamshedpur
The launch of the Scientific Computing Lab is a significant step in NIT Jamshedpur’s development. It is expected to positively impact the academic and research community by fostering innovation and providing a platform for groundbreaking projects in scientific computing.
