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2025-2026
2025-2026
Artemis-NASA project for moon
Resource Person: Dr. Raveesh K H
Department of Physics
Date: 30th April 2026
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
The session “Artemis – NASA Project for Moon Exploration”, delivered by Dr. Raveesha K.H., offered students an exciting insight into NASA’s lunar missions. The talk highlighted spacecraft technology, mission planning, astronaut training, and the challenges of Moon exploration, emphasizing the role of mathematics, physics, and engineering in space science. Interactive discussions and visual demonstrations enhanced understanding and sparked curiosity, inspiring students to explore future opportunities in space research and scientific innovation. 🌕🚀
Mars Rover and Maths
Resource Person: Dr. Raveesh K H
Department of Physics
Date: 26th March 2026
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
“Mars Rover and Maths” was an engaging and insightful session that introduced students to the fascinating world of Mars rover missions and the vital role of mathematics in space exploration. Dr. Raveesha K.H. explained rover planning, mission costs, and the challenges of the Martian environment, highlighting how scientists overcome them using innovative strategies. The talk emphasized how mathematical models and computational tools are used to analyze rover data and derive scientific conclusions. Overall, the session inspired students by showcasing the interdisciplinary power of physics, mathematics, and space science in solving real-world challenges. 🚀✨
Prototyping using Arduino
Resource Person: Dr. Raveesh K H, Dr. Rajesh Gopal
Department of Physics
Date: 12th March 2026
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
A workshop on “Prototyping Using Arduino” was conducted on 12 March 2026 at the Physics Lab, B Block, CMRIT, Bengaluru, by Dr. Raveesha K H and Dr. Rajesh Gopal. The session covered Arduino architecture, basic programming, and hands-on demonstrations with components like LEDs, sensors, and motors. The interactive workshop enhanced students’ practical skills and motivated them to explore Arduino-based projects for real-world applications.
Expert Talk on Indian Startup under the National Quantum Mission-1
Resource Person: Dr. Rajesh Gopal
Department of Physics
Date: 5th March 2026
Venue: BS404, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
Objective: To introduce students to India’s quantum technology ecosystem
Highlights: Overview of NQM initiatives, role of startups in quantum computing, communication, cybersecurity, and QKD
The session on Startups under the National Quantum Mission proved to be highly informative and engaging for the students. It created awareness about India’s rapidly growing quantum technology ecosystem and highlighted the important role of startups in driving innovation. The discussion encouraged students to explore entrepreneurial and career opportunities in the quantum domain, inspiring them to stay informed and involved in this emerging field.
Talk on AI for Beginners
Resource Person: Mr. Rishav
Department of Physics
Date: 27th November 2025
Venue: BS404, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
Mr. Rishav, 3rd-semester AIML student & young entrepreneur, delivered an exciting talk on AI projects for our first-year students.
💡 He highlighted the importance of mastering Python, JavaScript, HTML, and Web Development to build impactful AI solutions.
🌐 Emphasized how GitHub is a powerful platform to showcase projects and connect with potential users.
🧠 Shared insights into the real-world problems he’s currently solving — including designing a browser that responds intelligently to user queries.
👀 Students explored ideas in Computer Vision, and Rishav guided them to begin with machine learning basics and deep learning fundamentals.
✨ A motivating session that sparked curiosity and innovation among budding tech enthusiasts!
Beginner's Projects in Data Science
Resource Person: Mr. Aranyabandhu,
Department of Physics
Date: 12th November 2025
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
Hands-on Session: ESP32 Module by 7th Semester Students
A group of 7th semester students conducted a practical session on the ESP32 microprocessor, demonstrating its potential in IoT applications. They presented sample programs and showcased a warehouse drone being developed with navigation and space mapping capabilities, highlighting its future use in autonomous warehouse operations.
Arduino Training
Resource Person: Dr. Raveesha K H,
Department of Physics
Date: 09 October 2025
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block, CMRIT, Bengaluru
Satellites for Navigation
Resource Person: Dr. Rajesh Gopal,
Department of Physics
Date: 25 September 2025
In this club session, participants learned how navigation satellite systems such as GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and NavIC enable receivers to determine their latitude, longitude, altitude, and time by processing timestamped signals from multiple satellites. Each satellite transmits its position and time, allowing the receiver to measure signal travel time and calculate a “pseudorange.” Using the principle of trilateration, the receiver computes its position by finding the intersection of imaginary spheres (or circles in 2D) centered on the satellites. Since the receiver’s clock is less accurate than the satellites’ atomic clocks, a fourth satellite is used to correct timing errors. The session also covered common error sources—such as atmospheric delays, multipath effects, and clock inaccuracies—and discussed how modern systems apply correction techniques to improve positioning accuracy.
MSME – Opportunities for Innovators
Resource Persons: Mr Aranya Bandhu(Student),
Mr Ishan Rupesh (Student)
Venue: Dhwani Auditorium, 'B' block CMRIT
Date: 16 September 2025
Government of India supports start-ups through grants in various sectors from defence, space to agriculture. Start-ups utilize the grant to develop prototype and mass production, said Aranya bandhu who has been awarded 15 lakh grant for their prototype for defence applications. Elaborating on their start-up, he described the challenges, business opportunities that exist. He suggested budding engineers to focus on programming skills, circuit building, soft skills.
ARDUINO HANDS ON
Resource Person: Dr. Raveesha K H
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block CMRIT Bengaluru
Date: 02 September 2025
Students were introduced to Arduino hardware, IDE setup, and coding basics. They learned digital I/O, sensor interfacing, actuators, and serial communication through practical demos like LED blinking and sensor-based control. The interactive session encouraged teamwork and innovation, concluding with discussions on advanced applications in IoT, robotics, and automation. Overall, the workshop was engaging and inspired students to explore technology-driven innovation.
STEM Training
Resource Persons: Dr. Raveesha K H
Venue: Physics Lab, 'B' block CMRIT
Date: 20 August 2025
Students actively participated in building simple electronic circuits, gaining practical understanding of basic electrical concepts. The Introduction to Physics-Inspired Innovations session demonstrated how fundamental physics principles underpin everyday technologies, inspiring students to see science in real-world applications. Through a hands-on Ohm’s Law activity, participants measured current, voltage, and resistance using multimeters and experimentally verified the relationship V=I×R . Interactive discussions throughout the session further helped students clarify their doubts and deepen their understanding of key STEM concepts.
2024-2025
2024-2025
National Technology Day Celebration at CMRIT
Guest Lecture: Spintronics and Magnetic Sensor Technology for future generation of recording and non-recording Applications
CMRIT celebrated National Technology Day on 15th May 2025 with the theme “YANTRA: Yugantar for Advancing New Technology Research and Acceleration.”
An expert talk on “Spintronics and Magnetic Sensor Technology for Future Applications” was delivered by Dr. Prasanta Chowdhury, Chief Scientist, CSIR-NAL, Bengaluru. The session introduced students to spintronics—an emerging field that harnesses electron spin and charge for energy-efficient devices like spin-based transistors.
Over 75 students and faculty, mainly from ECE, attended the talk. The interactive discussion also highlighted internship and project opportunities at NAL, inspiring participants to explore research in futuristic technologies.
Guest Lecture on Next-Gen Solar Technologies
Title: Perovskites Unplugged: The Science and Promise of Next-Gen Solar Technologies
On 24th May 2025, the Department of Physics, CMRIT Bengaluru, hosted a lecture on “Perovskites Unplugged: The Science and Promise of Next-Gen Solar Technologies” by Dr. Vinod E. Madhavan, NIT Calicut.
The session explored the rapid rise of perovskite solar cells (PSCs)—from 4% to over 26% efficiency in a decade—highlighting their advantages, challenges, and potential for flexible, sustainable solar devices. The engaging talk inspired students toward innovations in renewable energy.
Alumni Talk : Industry Trends and Insights
The Department of Physics, CMRIT, organized a lecture on “Industry Trends and Insights” by Ms. Srishty, an industry expert. The session highlighted emerging trends, career opportunities, and essential skills for today’s job market, bridging the gap between academics and industry.
The engaging talk inspired students and faculty to align their academic pursuits with professional goals.
Club Activities
Club Activities
SIH 2025 Preparation
SIH 2025 Preparation
Smart India Hackathon Orientation:
The Department hosted a special session to prepare first-year students for SIH, focusing on problem ideation, teamwork, and real-world challenge solving. The program motivated young innovators to embrace time-bound creativity, collaboration, and innovation for future hackathons.
Mars Mission Awareness Session
The session encouraged students to think beyond Earth, understand the scientific and engineering significance of interplanetary missions, and explore future opportunities in the field of aerospace and space research.
Arduino Activity for First-Year Students
The Physics Department Science Club organized a dynamic Arduino session where students learned software setup, explored online resources, and built their first circuits. With live hands-on activities, the program ignited creativity, innovation, and a passion for robotics
The Physics Department Science Club organized a dynamic Arduino session where students learned software setup, explored online resources, and built their first circuits. With live hands-on activities, the program ignited creativity, innovation, and a passion for robotics
Interactive Session on AI Tools for Beginners
An inspiring session by Rhishav, AIML student, introduced peers to AI and web development with beginner-friendly guidance. Students explored building real-world web apps, starter frameworks, and integrating Generative AI—turning ideas into impactful solutions.
STEM Training
STEM Training
The Department of Physics, under the Science Club, hosted an engaging STEM Training where CMR High School students explored physics through experiment kits—from breadboards to AC/DC concepts. The interactive sessions turned classroom theory into exciting real-world demonstrations, sparking curiosity and innovation.
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