Workshops and Lectures
Below is a list of workshops and invited lectures I have attended during my undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional career, contributing to my continuous academic and professional development in the field of mathematics and computational science.
RASC 2025 by NIT Kurukshetra
April 2025
I attended a five-day workshop titled "Recent Advances in Scientific Computing (RASC-2025)", conducted by the Department of Mathematics, NIT Kurukshetra, from 26th to 30th May, 2025.
The workshop focused on the latest developments in numerical methods, computational algorithms, and their applications in fields such as engineering, physics, biology, and finance. It provided valuable insights into scientific computing, high-performance computation, and data-driven modeling techniques. Through expert lectures and interactive sessions, participants explored emerging trends in mathematical computing and advanced numerical analysis. The workshop offered a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and skill enhancement, helping participants prepare for interdisciplinary research and careers in computational sciences. This experience significantly enriched my understanding of modern computational tools for solving real-world mathematical problems.
Latex Workshop - 2025 by JNU New Delhi
April 2025
I participated in a Two-Day Workshop on LaTeX for Technical Writing, conducted by the School of Computational and Integrative Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi.
The workshop focused on equipping participants with practical skills in LaTeX for preparing technical documents, research articles, theses, and presentations. Key topics included document structure, mathematical typesetting, bibliography management, and formatting techniques essential for academic and scientific writing. The sessions were hands-on and tailored for students and researchers aiming to improve the clarity and professionalism of their technical documentation. This workshop significantly enhanced my proficiency in LaTeX and its effective use in research communication and publication.
Sigma Session By Dr. T. Rao
April 2025
I attended a lecture titled "Sigma Sessions" delivered by Dr. T. Ramalingeswara Rao, Senior Data Scientist and Senior Researcher at Advanced Quantz & Analytics (AQuA), TCS, in April 2025.
The event was organized by Anant – The Mathematical Society, NIT Kurukshetra. Dr. Rao shared valuable insights into the application of mathematics and statistics in data science, analytics, and industry-led research. The session emphasized real-world problem-solving using advanced mathematical models, machine learning techniques, and data-driven decision-making strategies.
It offered a practical perspective on how theoretical concepts are implemented in corporate R&D, especially within the tech and analytics sector. The lecture served as a bridge between academic mathematics and industry innovation, broadening my understanding of interdisciplinary applications.
Diffusion Driven Instability - Non-Linear PDE
March 2025
I attended a lecture titled "Diffusion Driven Instability – An Intro: The Art of Diffusion and Nonlinear PDEs", organized by Anant – The Mathematical Society, at Senate Hall, NIT Kurukshetra, on March 7, 2025.
The session was delivered by Prof. Ch. Srinivasa Rao, Department of Mathematics, IIT Madras.
The talk focused on the interaction between reaction and diffusion in nonlinear PDEs and how small perturbations can lead to complex instabilities. Real-world applications discussed included the formation of animal coat patterns, fingerprints, butterfly wings, and seashell structures. The lecture provided deep insights into mathematical modeling in nature, illustrating how nonlinear systems explain the spontaneous emergence of order through diffusion-driven instabilities. It was both intellectually stimulating and visually engaging.
Vedic Mathematics - Vedic Intelligence
March 2025
I attended a lecture titled "Vedic Mathematics – Vedic Intelligence", delivered by Dr. Rakesh Bhatia in March 2025, organized by Anant – The Mathematical Society, NIT Kurukshetra. The lecture focused on the ancient Indian system of Vedic Mathematics, which offers elegant and efficient techniques for mental calculations and problem-solving. Dr. Bhatia introduced several key sutras and demonstrated how they can simplify complex arithmetic and algebraic operations. The session emphasized the relevance of these traditional methods in today’s fast-paced computational world and encouraged participants to explore mathematical thinking beyond conventional approaches. This lecture not only enhanced my understanding of alternative mathematical frameworks but also inspired me to incorporate intuitive methods in both learning and teaching mathematics. It was an enriching academic experience.
Differential Equations and Its Numerical Solutions
Feb 2025
I attended a five-day workshop on Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs), Partial Differential Equations (PDEs), and Numerical Analysis, held from February 4–8, 2025, and organized by the Department of Mathematics, IIT Roorkee.
The workshop was sponsored by ANRF (SERB) and INYAS and featured expert lectures by Prof. Dwijendra N. Pandey, Prof. Arbaz Khan, and Prof. Manil T. Mohan from IIT Roorkee. It was designed for final-year BSc students, MSc and PhD scholars, and faculty members, providing valuable insights into analytical and numerical approaches to solving differential equations.
Workshop at IIT Bhilai ( HMPDA - 2025)
Jan 2025
I, participated in a three-day workshop titled "Harmonic Mappings, Partial Differential Equations, and Applications (HMPDEA 2025)" held at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bhilai from 7th to 9th January, 2025.
The workshop was organized under the SERB-DIA initiative and included insightful sessions on advanced mathematical concepts related to harmonic mappings and partial differential equations (PDEs), along with their real-world applications. It featured expert lectures by distinguished professors and researchers, fostering an enriching academic environment for deep learning and discussion.
This workshop enhanced my understanding of analytical techniques and provided exposure to current research trends in PDEs and their applications in mathematical modeling.