Osmania University launches advanced facilities for 24x7 research and digital learning

Osmania University has inaugurated three new research and digital learning facilities to boost innovation and academic infrastructure. The centers focus on molecular biology, chemical synthesis, and artificial intelligence.
Why it matters
Investment in advanced research infrastructure is essential for fostering academic excellence and preparing students for technology-driven industries.
In a move towards strengthening its research, innovation and digital learning ecosystem, Osmania University on Monday inaugurated three advanced facilities: an Advanced Synthesis Research Laboratory, a Molecular Biology and Cell Culture Laboratory, and an AI & Digital Learning Centre.
These facilities are expected to provide enhanced opportunities for faculty members, research scholars, students and external research organisations to undertake high-quality research and skill-development activities, officials said.
The facilities were inaugurated by Vice-Chancellor Kumar Molugaram, along with senior university officials, registrar G. Naresh Reddy, and officer on special duty S. Jithender Kumar Naik.
Mr. Molugaram, emphasising the importance of developing research infrastructure, encouraged faculty members and research scholars to make effective use for research, innovation and societal applications. The centres must be kept open and utilised by students round the clock, he said, adding that it was a major step in the university’s efforts to promote science, innovation and future-ready education.
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