T. Subbaiah, a respected Research Advisor at Vignan University and former scientist from CSIR-Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (CSIR-IMMT), Bhubaneswar, recently emphasized the vital need to foster creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills in students. His remarks came during the inauguration of ‘Epistemicon 2025’, a prominent technical symposium hosted by the Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology (ALIET).
According to Mr. Subbaiah, symposiums like ‘Epistemicon 2025’ serve as crucial platforms for aspiring professionals to exhibit their talents. These events offer diverse opportunities for students to engage in activities such as compelling paper presentations, innovative project expos, challenging quizzes, and other technical competitions.
Drawing from his own journey, Mr. Subbaiah shared an inspiring account of his humble beginnings and the dedication that led to his achievements. He expressed genuine hope that his story would motivate young learners to pursue their own aspirations with unwavering determination and resilience. “May this experience become a significant milestone in your path towards academic excellence and professional success,” he imparted to the eager audience.
Adding to the discourse, Ch. Swapna, a senior professional from DXC Technology, highlighted the growing significance of interdisciplinary learning and pioneering research in preparing the next generation of engineers for the demands of the future.
‘Epistemicon 2025’ garnered enthusiastic participation from students across numerous institutions, featuring a comprehensive array of activities including detailed paper presentations, hands-on project expos, rigorous coding challenges, and stimulating technical quizzes. The event was meticulously organized by L. Kanya Kumari and K. Venkateswara Rao, with invaluable guidance from ALIET’s Director and Secretary, B. Joji Reddy, Principal O. Mahesh, and Rector P.R. John.