Paper Presentation at International Conference on Science, Technology,

Engineering and Management (ICSTEM)

20th - 21st June 2023

Three faculty members, Dr. Kunal Arora, Dr. Ritu Pahwa and Mrs. Neha Chauhan along with 6 students (Harshita, Maniya Tadhiyal, Sahil Aggarwal, Pratham Tiwari, Harsh Bhardwaj) attended and presented paper in International Conference on Science, Technology, Engineering and Management (ICSTEM) held on 20^th - 21^st June, 2023 at Singapore. 

The conference was a significant platform for researchers, scientists, academicians, and industry professionals to gather and share their knowledge, advancements, and research findings in various fields of science and technology.

The International Conference on Science and Technology brought together experts and researchers from diverse disciplines. The conference featured keynote speeches, panel discussions, paper presentations, poster sessions, and workshops. The conference covered a wide range of topics such as emotional reviving microchips, Synergizing Artificial Intelligence, All Condition Weather Jacket etc. 

The conference commenced with insightful talks by Dr. Kunal Arora, Dr. Ritu Pahwa and Mrs. Neha Chauhan.   They provided valuable insights into emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in science and technology. The keynote speakers also highlighted their ground breaking research, shared practical experiences, and addressed critical issues relevant to the conference theme.

Paper presentations started where researchers and scholars from around the world presented their findings and research outcomes. The presentations covered various subfields within science and technology. It was inspiring to witness the breadth and depth of knowledge shared during these sessions.

Five Paper presented by DCE students are as follows: 

• “The Hormonal Store and Emotional Reviving Microchips With Human Integration” by Harshita, Maniya Tadhiyal.
• “Revolutionizing Data Security: Synergizing Artificial Intelligence and Biometrics for Robust Face Spoofing Detection” by Sahil Aggarwal.
• “Fabrication of All Weather Clothing System” by Pratham Tiwari.
• “Study on the microstructural properties of Aluminium alloy strips fabricated    by the Large Strain Extrusion Machining Process” by Harsh Bhardwaj.
• “Gluten Detecting Testers- Boon or Bane” by Sejal Talwar.

Students had the privilege of meeting and interacting with esteemed researchers, professionals, and fellow attendees. These interactions fostered collaborations, knowledge sharing, and the potential for future research collaborations.

Key Takeaways:

• Exposure to the latest research advancements and trends in science and technology.
• Enhanced knowledge and understanding of specific subfields within my area of interest.
• Networking and collaboration opportunities with experts in the field.
• Feedback and insights on my own research through engaging discussions.
• Inspiration and motivation to continue pursuing research excellence.