Paper Presented at 32nd International Conference

(CONIAPS-XXXII: STM-UNSDGs-2026)

13th to 15th March 2026

Dr. Vaishali Dixit from the Department of Applied Sciences of Dronacharya College of Engineering, along with second-semester students Shresth Kataria (AIML-28371), ShreyKataria (AIML-28372), and Suraj Gola (CSE-28173) actively participated in the 32^nd International Conference of the International Academy of Physical Sciences on Science, Technology, Mathematics and UN Sustainable Development Goals (STM-UNSDGs-2026)held from 13^th to 15^th March 2026 in hybrid mode at AKS University, Satna, MP. The conference aimed to provide a platform for academicians, researchers, scientists, and students to discuss recent developments in science, technology, and mathematics, with a focus on their role in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs).

The conference featured keynote lectures, invited talks, technical sessions, paper presentations, and poster sessions conducted by experts from reputed institutions in India and abroad. These sessions offered insights into emerging research areas and promoted academic exchange and collaboration among participants. It emphasized interdisciplinary research, sustainable technologies, and innovative scientific solutions to global challenges.

During the conference, the participants presented the following research papers:

• Suraj Gola presented on the topic “AI Guided Design of Eco-Friendly Coatings from Food Waste for Fog-Free Self-Cleaning Glass”.
• ShreyKataria presented on the topic “AI Assisted Sustainable Optical Coatings from Food Waste”.
• ShresthKataria presented on the topic “An Integrated AI-Based Framework for Improving Industrial Coating Quality and Reliability.”
• Vaishali Dixit presented on the topic “AI Augmented Antifungal Efficiency of Nitro-Pyridines against Pathogenic Fungi”.

The participants gained exposure to current research trends, innovative technologies, and sustainable scientific approaches, while also engaging with researchers and experts from diverse fields.

Overall, the conference was informative and beneficial, fostering knowledge sharing, encouraging research collaboration, and highlighting the importance of integrating science and technology with sustainable development goals.