Global Experts Converge at MIET to Explore Next-Gen Science & Tech Trends

Three-day international conference ICCTSTGI 2025 kicks off with global participation and cutting-edge research discussions

Akhil Gautam | Meerut:

The Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology (MIET) witnessed a vibrant start to the International Conference on Contemporary Trends in Science and Technology for Global Impact – 2025 (ICCTSTGI 2025), hosted by the Department of Applied Sciences. The three-day academic conclave, held from July 10 to 12, brought together over 250 academicians, scientists, and researchers from across the globe to deliberate on the latest advancements in science and technology.

The inauguration ceremony was marked by the traditional lamp lighting by Prof. Biswajit Sarkar (Department of Industrial Engineering, Yonsei University, South Korea) who graced the occasion as Chief Guest, and Prof. Beer Pal Singh (Director, Research, CCS University, Meerut) as Guest of Honour. They were joined by MIET Chairman Vishnu Saran, Vice Chairman Puneet Agarwal, Director Dr. S.K. Singh, and Dean & Conference Chair Dr. Vineet Kumar.

Dr. Vineet Kumar shared that the conference received 252 research papers, with 45 papers presented on the inaugural day. Scholars from fields including basic sciences, mathematics, agriculture, life sciences, chemistry, engineering, and emerging technologies engaged in meaningful dialogue and knowledge exchange. The event featured 28 distinguished speakers, both national and international, offering diverse perspectives on scientific innovation.

In his keynote address, Prof. Biswajit Sarkar emphasized the significance of inventory control management in enhancing industrial profitability while minimizing risks. He outlined how computational tools and data analytics can transform supply chain efficiency and resource optimization.

Prof. Beer Pal Singh delivered a thought-provoking lecture on the advancements in nanotechnology, describing its pivotal role in revolutionizing healthcare, energy, and environmental sectors. He called for collaborative research models to tackle complex challenges through interdisciplinary synergy.

Speaking on the occasion, Campus Director Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh highlighted MIET’s dedication to fostering research culture. “We actively encourage faculty and students to pursue innovative research. Our Centers of Excellence and nationally accredited laboratories provide the infrastructure and support needed to align academic pursuits with industrial relevance,” he said. He also reaffirmed the institute’s commitment to preparing students for the demands of Industry 4.0 under the framework of the New National Education Policy (NEP).

The conference also witnessed the release of the official conference proceedings booklet. Key contributors to the successful execution of the event included Dr. Ramesh Dhiman, Dr. Ruchi Garg, Dr. Soni Yadav, Dr. Neha Saxena, Dr. Wasiullah, Shivam Verma, Vasu Popli, and Amit Soni. The event was anchored by Ruchi Bhatnagar and Menka.