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Be part of MIS-SSC-2026, a 3-day Multidisciplinary International Seminar on "Beyond Boundaries: Multidisciplinary Education and Research for a Rapidly Transforming Scientific World" that brings together educators, researchers, and innovators from around the world. Engage in meaningful dialogue, exchange transformative ideas, and collaborate across disciplines to shape the future of education and research in a rapidly evolving scientific world.
Registration
Registration
Be part of MIS-SSC-2026, a 3-day Multidisciplinary International Seminar on "Beyond Boundaries: Multidisciplinary Education and Research for a Rapidly Transforming Scientific World" that brings together educators, researchers, and innovators from around the world. Engage in meaningful dialogue, exchange transformative ideas, and collaborate across disciplines to shape the future of education and research in a rapidly evolving scientific world.
Register by clicking the following link. Kindly upload the payment receipt or reference number.a
Call for Papers/Abstract
Call for Papers/Abstract
For Poster:
Standard Size is 48 inches x 36 inches
(There is no provision for e-Poster. Poster will be presented through physical mode.)
Registration
Registration
Seminar Presentation in Absentia.
There is a provision for seminars in absentia by Google Meet.
*The fee in absentia will be Rs. 100/- additional.
Bank Detail
Bank Detail
Name of A/C: TOUCAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Bank Name: State Bank of India
A/C No.: 39781971882 (Current Account)
IFSC Code: SBIN0000066
Branch Name: Dhanbad Head Branch
The participants from abroad can use SWIFT Code SBININBB668 for International transactions.
Benefits of Seminar
Benefits of Seminar
The seminar will provide the following benefits:
Publication opportunity in a Peer-reviewed, Refereed International Research Journal.
Best Paper and Poster presentation award announced from a block of 3 papers in each track at the seminar valedictory session.
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