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National Science Day Today, Feb 28: 207 Research papers will be presented in 19 discipline


The 35th MP Young Scientist Congress (MPYSC) will be organised on Friday from 10 am at Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science. About 207 research papers will be presented by budding scientists of the state in the congress.
The inaugural programme will be presided by Bala Bachhan, minister of technical education, MP govt; and PC Sharma, minister of science and technology and public relations, MP govt.
Dr SK Gupta of BARC Technology transfer division will be special guest along with Dr RK Arya, Director General, MP Council of Science and Technology.
The research papers will be presented in 19 disciplines, namely Agricultural Sciences, Anthropology and Behavioural Science, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Sciences, Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology, Earth and Atmospheric Science, Electrical and Electronics Engg., Environmental Sciences, Home Sciences,  Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Sciences including AYUSH, New Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical Sciences, Plant Sciences, Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry.
All the participants of MPYSC are encouraged by awarding fellowship for training in any National Institution under Council’s Scheme “Fellowship for Training of Young Scientist” to be availed within one year of participation in MPYSC.



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