"Recent trends in Nano Composites"
The Mechanical Engineering department in
association with the AJCE-ISTE chapter conducted a one-day seminar on “Recent
trends in Nano Composites” on 15
th July 2014 for the students of
Mechanical, Civil and Metallurgy Departments. The seminar was inaugurated by
Dr. K Padmanabhan, Asst. Director and Head, centre for excellence in Nano
composites, VIT University. Rev. Fr. Dr. Jose Kannampuzha gave the presidential
address. The seminar sessions were handled by Dr. K Padmanabhan and Dr. Soney C
George.
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