4th Research Scholars' Summit

Inspire, Ignite, Innovate

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November 11-12, 2026

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About the Summit

SRM University-AP, is excited to host the 4th Research Scholars’ Summit on November 11-12, 2026. This summit aims to showcase the latest research trends from institutes across India, providing a platform for Ph.D. research scholars from diverse research backgrounds to exchange ideas. The summit seeks to inspire, ignite, and innovate the young research community, encouraging them to pursue impactful careers. It promotes interdisciplinary, collaborative research and strengthens connections among academicians and researchers. Join us to explore innovative research, engage in vibrant discussions, and contribute to a better, more innovative society!

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Important Dates

4th Research Scholar Summit

November 11-12, 2026

Solve-A-Thon opens

September 21, 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline

October 18, 2026

Solve-A-Thon Submission Deadline

October 15, 2026

Abstract Acceptance Notification

October 19, 2026

Registration Deadline

October 21, 2026

Call for Abstracts

Ph.D. scholars from SRM University-AP and other institutions are invited to participate in the event. Please note the following:

  • The abstract and Solve-A-Thon submissions should be in the prescribed templates as given in the Google Form link.
  • A panel of experts would evaluate the submissions and the decision on acceptance will be communicated to the scholars via email.
  • Following abstract acceptance, participants will be notified and invited to complete their registration.
  • Best oral/poster presentations will be rewarded in each category.
  • Prototype and final-stage ideation are highly encouraged.

Registration

Registration (for external participants) Fees
Registration fee 500/-
***Kits will be provided only to the registered participants.
Abstract Submission Link
Registration Link

Thematic Areas:

The 3rd Research Scholars’ Summit will feature a diverse array of topics, including but not limited to:

Thematic Areas 1:

  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Data Science and Big Data Analytics
  • Next-Generation Security and Privacy Technologies
  • Cloud, Edge, and IoT Technologies
  • Computer Vision, Image Processing, and Immersive Technologies
  • Wireless Communication and Networking Technologies
  • Next-Generation Technologies: NLP, Generative AI, and Quantum Computing
  • Interdisciplinary Research for Next-Generation Solutions
  • Power Converters & Control for EV and Renewable
  • Energy applications / smart grid technologies
  • VLSI Design and CAD Tools / RF & Microwave Engineering
  • Additive Manufacturing/ Material Science / Robotics/3D Printing/Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow
  • Application of AI/ML in Electrical Engineering
  • Environment and Sustainability / Water and Sanitation
  • Structural engineering / Geotechnical engineering /
  • Transportation engineering / Remote Sensing & GIS
  • Drone Technology
  • Life cycle assessment
  • Resource reutilization and circular economy

Thematic Areas 3:

  • Digital Humanities, Medical Humanities, Technology and Society.
  • Marginalisation and their Media Representation; Media and National Identities; Media and Artificial Intelligence; Democracy and Citizen Journalism; Social-Media, Fake News and Fact Checking; Film Studies
  • Globalisation and Cultural Identity; Indian Diaspora; Material Culture and Society; Indigenous Knowledge Systems; Glocalization.
  • Translation Studies; Ecocriticism and Ecofeminism; Popular Indian Fiction; ⁠Memory Studies; ⁠Visual Literature; ⁠Literature from the Margins; ⁠ Life Writing; ⁠Game Studies.
  • Global History, Empire and Imperialism; Colonial Encounters and Representations; Identity formation and transformation in history; Gender History; Identity, Heritage and History; History in Public Sphere
  • Global Governance and Economic Transition of the Global South; Poly-crisis and Global Shocks; Development, Livelihood, and SDGs; CSR Strategies for a Sustainable Future; Fintech Revolution; AI in Human Resources.
  • Dark Triad (Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy); Mental Health and Well Being; Adolescent Mental Health; Digital Detox; Role of Positive Psychology.

Thematic Areas 5:

  • Science, Technology & Innovation Policy (STIP).
  • Ethics, Equity, and Governance in Emerging Technologies (AI, Biotech, Data).
  • Education Technologies and Pedagogical Innovations
  • Human-Technology Interaction and the Future of Work.
  • Open Science, Citizen Science, and Community-based Innovation.
  • Technology for Social Inclusion and Empowerment.

Thematic Areas 2:

  • Climate-Smart Agriculture and environment
  • Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
  • Food Security and Nutrition
  • One Health and Zoonotic Diseases
  • Biology / Clinical / Medical Research

Thematic Areas 4:

  • Advance Materials
  • Device Physics
  • High Energy Physics
  • Optics and Photonics
  • Functional Nano Material and Nano Technology
  • Machine Learning for Advanced Material Prediction
  • Computational Chemistry
  • Computational Physics
  • Computational Biophysics
  • Renewable Energy
  • Environmental Applications
  • Healthcare Technologies
  • Mathematics
  • Emerging technologies in Applied Sciences

Organisers

Patrons

  • Dr T R Paarivendhar, Chancellor, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh
  • Dr P Sathyanarayanan, Pro- Chancellor, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh
  • Prof. Ch. Satish Kumar, Vice Chancellor, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh

Chairman

  • Prof. D Narayana Rao, Executive Director- Research, SRM Group of Institutions
  • Prof. Ranjit Thapa, Dean-Research, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh
  • Dr Rangabhashiyam Selvasembian, Associate Dean - PhD Program, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh

Faculty Conveners

  • Dr Subashree Kothandaraman, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
  • Dr Harish Puppala, Department of Civil Engineering
  • Dr Megha Yadav, Department of History
  • Dr Balaji Babu, Department of Chemistry

PhD Scholars - Conveners

  • Mr Abdul Rahim PP, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
  • Mr Raheem Qudus, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Ms Sutanwi Modak, Department of History
  • Mr Raghav Saikrishna Vallakavi, Department of Management
  • Mr Balachandran A, Department of Chemistry

PhD Scholars – Co-Conveners

  • Mr Sai Teja Periyala, Department of History
  • Mr Gururaj Komaravolu, Department of Civil Engineering
  • Mr Khumukcham Singh, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
  • Mr Sri Udaya Kaleswara Rao Guptha Addepalli, Department of Physics
  • Ms Maddula Lakshmi Surekha, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Ms Madhuri Bussa, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Ms Jayanti Maji, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
  • Mr Koruprolu Syam Kumar, Department of Economics
  • Mr Harshit Raj, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
  • Ms Jyoti A, Department of History
  • Mr Paul David Raj Kummarapalli, Department of Biological Sciences
  • Mr Teja Reddy Bora, Department of Chemistry

Co-chairman

  • Prof. CV Tomy, Dean-School of Engineering and Sciences
  • Prof. Vishnupad, Dean-Easwari School of Liberal Arts
  • Prof. Ashay Kadam, Dean-Paari School of Business
  • Prof. Somnath Bhattacharyya, Dean-Quantum Technology Institute (QuTI)
  • Prof. Saraju P Mohanty, Dean-AI Technology Institute (AiTI)

PhD Scholars - Members

  • Ms Divena Gajula, Department of Civil Engineering
  • Ms Devananda K, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
  • Ms Raashmi Vinaya Lalitha Chalapaka, Department of Management
  • Ms Satya Lakshmi Madhuri Pasupuleti, Department of History
  • Ms Monika B, Department of Psychology
  • Mr Feras Khalil, Department of Civil Engineering
  • Mr Anil Kothapally, Department of Political Science
  • Mr Nasir Hussain, Department of Media Studies
  • Ms Murshida M, Department of Psychology
  • Ms Adhishmaya V, Department of Psychology
  • Mr Murshid P, Department of Media Studies
  • Ms Shamicsha Maheshwaran, Department of Psychology
  • Ms Anvitha M, Department of Psychology

SRM AP Solve-a-Thon

The SRM AP Solve-a-Thon is an exciting innovation marathon designed to inspire creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving among budding researchers and technologists. Organised as part of the 4th Research Scholars’ Summit at SRM University-AP, this solve-a-thon will challenge participants to develop impactful, solution-oriented innovations addressing real-world problems.

The solve-a-thon will provide a platform for scholars to brainstorm, prototype, and present innovative ideas, leveraging interdisciplinary approaches and modern tools. Teams will be evaluated on creativity, technical feasibility, scalability, and potential impact.

With a blend of competitive spirit and collaborative learning, SRM  AP  solve-a-thon aims to nurture innovation culture, highlight cross-domain problem solving, and encourage participants to push the boundaries of research-driven applications. Winners will receive recognition, certificates, and an opportunity to further develop their solutions with expert mentorship.

Problem-solving challenge (Solve-A-Thon):

  • AI-Based early warning and landslide Risk Monitoring System
  • Hyper-Local Early Warning System for Severe Weather Nowcasting
  • AI-Powered Mobile Urban Intelligence Platform Using Public Transport Fleet

Contact Us

Mr Abdul Rahim PP

Research Scholar
Department of Environmental Science and Engineering
SRM University-AP
Phone No: 9633790838

Mr Raheem Qudus

Research Scholar
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
SRM University-AP
Phone No: 7075964722

Ms Sutanwi Modak

Research Scholar
Department of History
SRM University-AP
Phone No: 9748928841

Mr Raghav Saikrishna Vallakavi

Department of Management
SRM University-AP
Phone No: 9492493848

Mr Balachandran A

Department of Chemistry
SRM University-AP
Phone No: 9360266670

Feel free to write to us: researchconclave@srmap.edu.in

Travel Info

The SRM University–AP, Amaravati campus is located between the cities Vijaywada and Guntur. It can be reached from various parts of the country in several ways:

By Rail

Those coming from other states of India by train, should get down at the Vijaywada railway station (railway code: BZA), which is well connected with almost all parts of the country. One can also use the Guntur railway station (code: GNT). From the stations, you need to get a taxi to come to the SRM University campus.

By Air

The nearest airport (about 45km) is the Vijaywada international airport (IATA: VGA). You need to get a taxi from the airport to get to the SRM University campus.

By Bus

The buses operated by APSRTC from Pandit Nehru bus station and NTR bus station connect the city with Vijaywada and Guntur respectively.

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