Students interact with scientists

January 25, 2020 04:06 am | Updated 04:06 am IST - Hyderabad

CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology as part of the ‘Jigyasa’ programme, where school students interact with scientists for extending their classroom learning with that of a well-planned research laboratory-based learning, was conducted with Telangana State Model School of Palamakula village in Rangareddy district.

Forty-five students from 10, 11 &12th classes participated in the two-day residential programme from Jan.23 to 24, where they were explained live projects relating to developing remunerative and sustainable R&D solutions for transforming waste, biomass and fossil fuels into energy and value-added products, DNA extraction of bacteria E coli, etc. They were shown videos about disease modelling of vector borne diseases.

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