SAIL-RDCIS, IIT-ISM sign MoA for collaboration in Nanotechnology

The MoA has been signed between SAIL-RDCIS, Ranchi & IIT(ISM) for collaboration on the application of Nano-Technology in the Rolling Process.

SAIL-RDCIS, Ranchi & IIT(ISM), Dhanbad signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) today, i.e. September 1, 2022. The MoA has been signed between SAIL-RDCIS, Ranchi & IIT(ISM) for collaboration on the application of Nano-Technology in the Rolling Process. The agreement was signed by P Pathak, CGM(Rolling) from SAIL, Ranchi and Professor Sagar Pal, Dean(R&D) from IIT(ISM) side according to the official statement. Later the team interacted with N Banerjee, ED(RDCIS). Talking about the collaboration between SAIL-RDCIS, Ranchi & IIT(ISM), Banerjee opined that Nano-Lubrication will reduce energy consumption during the rolling process. Also, he urged to focus on supporting Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) and Startups of Jharkhand.

The IIT(ISM) team comprised Professor Sagar Pal, Professor A R Dixit, HOD (Mech Engg), Professor R K Gangwar, Asso. Dean (R&D) and Professor SK Ghosh, Principal Investigator from IIT(ISM). From SAIL's side N Pradhan, CGM(C,E&E), Sanjoy Parida, CGM (Automation), Dr Vinod Kumar, CGM (Products), S Goswami, CGM (Iron), P Pathak, CGM (Rolling), S K Jha, GM & HOG (Shape Rolling),  Dr S Rath, GM & Head (Flat Rolling & Tribology) and other senior executives were present during the signing event.

IIT ISM Dhanbad students win Smart India Hackathon

IIT Indian School of Mines (ISM) Dhanbad team emerged as the winner at the grand finale of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) that concluded at Chandigarh University on August 26 evening. Chandigarh University was one of the 57 nodal innovation centres in the country for the Smart India Hackathon competition in which 23 teams of engineering colleges including IIT ISM Dhanbad participated.

IIT (ISM) team comprising Ashutosh Singh (Mechanical Engineering), Subham Kumar Kurrey (Electronics and Communication Engineering), Abhishek Gaurav (Environmental Engineering), Kundan Kumar Kushwaha (Mining Engineering), Mejar Kumar (Electrical Engineering) and Rajvi (Mathematics and Computing) redesigned the Website of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and got the first prize of INR 1 lakh.

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