Effective use of research infrastructure key to Viksit Bharat, says Vice-Chancellor
The Central University of Karnataka hosted a workshop on mass spectrometry-based proteomics to enhance research skills among students and faculty. The Vice-Chancellor emphasized the importance of utilizing modern infrastructure to support national development goals.
Why it matters
Bridging the gap between theoretical education and practical research infrastructure is vital for scientific advancement in India.
The Department of Chemistry, School of Chemical Sciences in the Central University of Karnataka, organised a two-day workshop-cum-seminar on “Mass Spectrometry-Based Proteomics” to provide students, research scholars and faculty members with hands-on training in advanced proteomics techniques, mass spectrometry and data analysis.
Inaugurating the programme in Kalaburagi on Wednesday, Central University Vice-Chancellor Battu Satyanarayana said that effective utilisation of modern research infrastructure is essential for building Viksit Bharat 2047.
Stressing that theoretical knowledge must be complemented by practical skills in today’s competitive world, he urged students to make full use of the university’s advanced laboratories and sophisticated research facilities to strengthen their research capabilities and contribute to national development.
Referring to Nobel laureate C.V. Raman, Prof. Satyanarayana observed that many landmark scientific discoveries have been made despite limited resources, whereas today’s students have access to world-class research infrastructure.
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