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Progress of Mankind Through Indian Science and Technology & Applications of Spectroscopic Techniques”

Date of Event: 20th February 2026

Organised by: Maharishi School of Sciences in association with IQAC

Objective: The Maharishi School of Sciences (MSOS), MUIT Lucknow Campus, in association with IQAC, organized a Guest Lecture on “Progress of Mankind Through Indian Science and Technology & Applications of Spectroscopic Techniques” on 20th February 2026. The primary objective of organizing this guest lecture was to create awareness among students about the significant contributions of Indian science and technology to global human progress and to provide in-depth knowledge of modern spectroscopic techniques and their applications in scientific research and industry. The event also aimed to enhance students’ research orientation, academic exposure, and motivation toward higher studies and interdisciplinary scientific careers.

Participating Students: Students from B. Sc. and M. Sc. programs.

Event Details: The event commenced with traditional Guru Puja. The distinguished speaker, Dr. Kamakhya Prakash Misra, Head, Department of Physics, Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan, was formally introduced by Dr. Kanchan Awasthi, Deputy Dean, MSOS. Dr. Misra was felicitated as a token of respect and appreciation for his valuable contribution to the academic community.

During his lecture, Dr. Misra discussed the historical and contemporary contributions of Indian science and technology to mankind. He shared inspiring success stories of eminent scientists and their pioneering inventions, motivating students to pursue research with dedication and innovation. He further explained the principles of spectroscopic techniques and elaborated on their wide-ranging applications in scientific research and industry. Special emphasis was given to the use of spectroscopy in the medical field, including technologies such as pulse oximeters, CT scans, MRI, and other diagnostic tools that play a crucial role in modern healthcare.

The lecture was followed by an engaging question-answer session, during which students actively interacted with the speaker and sought clarification on research applications and career prospects in spectroscopy and allied scientific disciplines. This interaction made the session highly informative, interactive, and enriching for both students and faculty members. The vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Nishant Kumar, Dean, MSOS, and the event concluded with the National Anthem.

Students’ Feedback: Students expressed that the lecture significantly enhanced their understanding of spectroscopic techniques and their practical relevance, particularly in medical and technological applications. They appreciated the motivational examples shared by the speaker and found the session inspiring, informative, and research-oriented.

Acknowledgements: The Maharishi School of Sciences extends its sincere gratitude to Hon’ble Vice Chancellor (Prof. Bhanu Pratap Singh), Registrar (Dr. Girish Chhimwal), Dean Academics (Prof. Neeraj Jain), Dean–MSOS (Dr. Nishant Kumar), and Dy. Dean–MSOS (Dr. Kanchan Awasthi) for their constant support, encouragement, and guidance in organising this event. Thanks to all faculty, staff, Sr. AO (Dr. Rajesh Singh) and the IT Cell for their dedicated efforts.

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