Embark on a journey into the forefront of cancer biology research with our 15-day practical training program!

Come join us from July 5th to July 19th for an immersive exploration of the Fundamentals of Animal Cell Culture and its Applications. Facilitated by the Centre for Genetics and Genomics and the Centre for Phytopharma at Centurion University of Technology and Management, this course caters to graduates and researchers hungry to delve into the intricacies of cancer biology. 🧬

Throughout this program, participants will acquire invaluable knowledge on techniques for cultivating cancer cells, understand the nuances of the MTT Assay, become adept at isolating mRNA, and unravel the mysteries surrounding the identification of functional DEGs. ⠀ And there’s more—prepare for captivating virtual studies that will revolutionize your comprehension of cancer biology! 💻

Please click on the link below for registration:

One Day Awareness Workshop on Disaster Management and Mitigation Using Modern Tools and Techniques, sponsored by IIRS-ISRO

We are thrilled to announce that the Department of Civil Engineering at Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUTM) is hosting a “One Day Awareness Workshop on Disaster Management and Mitigation Using Modern Tools and Techniques,” sponsored by IIRS-ISRO.

The event is scheduled to take place on July 13th, 2024, at Centurion University of Technology and Management, Paralakhemundi Campus, Odisha

Registration is free of charge.

Interested participants can register via the following link: https://forms.gle/sSaxgZWsL94eL7Nj9

Who Can Apply?

This workshop welcomes faculty members from universities, colleges, and academic institutions, as well as scientists, administrators, professional engineers, NGOs, and young researchers (M.Tech/ME, PhD students) from both government and private sectors. Limited to 50 participants, selection will be on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Workshop Contents:

  1. Introduction to Disaster Management: Definition and classification of disasters. Historical perspectives on major disasters
  2. Disaster Management Framework: Phases of disaster management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
  3. Utilizing satellite imagery for risk mapping and assessment.
  4. Applications of drones in disaster assessment and monitoring.
  5. AI and ML in disaster management.
  6. Utilizing real-time data for flood forecasting.
  7. Cyclone tracking and evacuation planning using GIS and  drought monitoring and response.
  8. Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction: Involving communities in disaster planning and mitigation.
  9. National and International Disaster Policies.

Registration Details:

Registration Fee: Free

Last date for registration: June 20th, 2024

Intimation of selection via email: June 25th, 2024

Travel & Accommodation:

Participants will be provided with food and accommodation. However, there won’t be any travel allowances.

For further inquiries, please contact:

Email: [email protected], Mobile: 9438269572

Email: [email protected], Mobile: 945835379

2 Days hands-on training on Nanopore Sequencing & Downstream Analysis

Dept. of Botany in association with CenOmics is going to organize a ‘2 Days hands-on training on  Nanopore Sequencing & Downstream Analysis’. You will get an opportunity to understand the basics of sequencing and other details like  Sample Preparation, Sample Loading, Sequencing, Base Calling, Sequence Enrichment, Downstream Analysis (Variant Calling Analysis) & Genome viewer.

For more information, please go through the flyer below. 10 students per batch. So hurry up!!

Interested students can register in the link below.

SBM Bank Officials Visit Centurion University: Fostering Collaboration and Innovation

SBM Bank Officials Visit Centurion University: Fostering Collaboration and Innovation

In a stride towards fostering collaboration and exploring innovative educational models, Centurion University of Technology & Management recently hosted a senior team of officials from SBM Bank Limited. The visit, scheduled on the 13th and 14th of March 2024, aimed to facilitate dialogue and exchanges between the academic and corporate realms, paving the way for mutual growth and advancement.

Led by Ms. Shakilla Jhungeer, Independent Director of SBM Holdings Limited, the delegation included esteemed personalities such as Mr. Nuvin Balloo, Group Chief Strategy Officer, and Mr. Nadim Imrit, Group Chief Sustainability Officer, among others. Their presence underscored SBM Bank’s commitment to exploring innovative partnerships and initiatives.

The itinerary for the visit was meticulously crafted to offer insights into Centurion University’s unique educational ecosystem, characterized by its emphasis on practical learning, skill development, and community engagement.

Upon their arrival at the Jatni campus, the SBM officials were greeted with warmth and enthusiasm. The tour commenced with a visit to the Pollinators Paradise, where the delegation was introduced to Centurion’s integrated model of teaching, training, and production. The journey continued through various action learning labs, each showcasing the university’s dedication to fostering entrepreneurship and sustainability.

One of the highlights of the visit was the Apparel & Textiles Center of Excellence, where differently-abled skill trainees demonstrated their proficiency and determination. The delegation also had the opportunity to explore automotive, mechanical, and electrical labs, witnessing firsthand the technological advancements and industry-relevant skills being imparted to students.

The visit to Startup Odisha’s Center for Innovators & Entrepreneurs was particularly inspiring, showcasing the university’s role in nurturing budding entrepreneurs and fostering innovation-driven enterprises.

The second day of the visit saw the delegation travelling to Centurion’s Gopalpur campus, where they were greeted with equal enthusiasm and hospitality. From exploring laboratories focusing on healthcare and pharmacy to witnessing community development initiatives within the campus, the SBM officials gained a comprehensive understanding of Centurion’s multi-disciplinary approach to education and social impact.

Throughout the visit, the SBM officials engaged in meaningful discussions with Centurion University’s faculty, administrators, and students, exploring potential areas of collaboration and partnership. The exchange of ideas and perspectives was not only enriching but also laid the groundwork for future collaborations aimed at driving innovation and societal change.

The visit culminated with a sense of mutual admiration and respect between Centurion University and SBM Bank Limited. As the delegation bid farewell, it left behind a sense of optimism and possibility, reaffirming the belief that partnerships between academia and industry hold the key to addressing the challenges of tomorrow.

In retrospect, the visit of the SBM Bank officials served as a testament to the transformative power of collaboration and innovation in higher education. It reinforced Centurion University’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of conventional learning paradigms and creating a more inclusive and sustainable future for generations to come.

Centurion University Felicitates Free Dental Camp in Collaboration with Hi-Tech Dental College and Hospital, Bhubaneswar

Centurion University, in partnership with the Community Diagnostic Center and Hi-Tech Dental College and Hospital in Bhubaneswar, took a significant step towards promoting oral health with a “Free Dental Camp” held on 21st February 2024.

The event aimed to provide accessible dental care to individuals in need, offering a range of services to address various oral health concerns. Participants were welcomed to avail themselves of the following facilities:

  • Free Dental Checkup: A comprehensive examination to assess oral health status and identify any potential issues.
  • Free Scaling Treatment: Essential cleaning procedures to remove plaque and tartar buildup, promoting gum health.
  • GIS Restoration and Extraction: Necessary interventions, including restoration of cavities and extractions as deemed appropriate by the consulting dentists.
  • Other Treatments at Discounted Prices: Additional dental treatments were made available at reduced rates, ensuring affordability for all.

The dental camp was hosted at the Community Diagnostic Centre, providing a convenient and accessible venue for attendees. Individuals had ample opportunity to seek professional consultation and treatment. The event boasted a team of esteemed consultant doctors from Hi-Tech Dental College and Hospital, comprisingnDr. Samarjeet J. Pattnaik, Professor & Head of Department; Dr. Micky Kumari, Lecturer; Dr. Ekta Mohapatra, House Surgeon; and Dr. G. Diptimayee Dora, House Surgeon.

Their expertise and commitment to community oral health played a pivotal role in the success of the dental camp, ensuring quality care and guidance for all attendees. The initiative exemplifies Centurion University’s commitment to serving the community by addressing critical healthcare needs. By collaborating with reputable institutions like Hi-Tech Dental College and Hospital, we strive to foster a culture of health and well-being while extending our outreach to those in underserved areas.

As we reflect on the success of the Free Dental Camp, we remain dedicated to exploring further avenues for community engagement and healthcare outreach, empowering individuals to prioritize their oral health and overall well-being.

OPTCL Delegation Visits the University for Insight into Management Trainee Program

On the 9th of February 2024, Centurion University welcomed a distinguished delegation from OPTCL comprising five senior officials, including Chandrashekhar Pradhan – CGM HR, Anita Mohapatra – GM HR, and Punam Jojo – L & D incharge. The purpose of their visit was to explore the facilities available for conducting their management trainees’ induction program.

The delegation’s visit commenced with a warm welcome at the Pollinators Paradise, setting the tone for an insightful journey through the campus. From the outset, it was evident that the agenda was meticulously crafted to showcase the diverse facets of the University.

The tour kicked off with a brief yet informative session on transformative initiatives such as Waste to Wealth, WELL, and Pavers, underscoring the institution’s commitment to sustainability and innovation. The delegation then proceeded to explore the Apparel COE/CCD, witnessing firsthand the integration of academic rigour with industry relevance.

As they navigated through the campus, the delegation gained insights into the ecosystem, fostering practical learning and industrial exposure for students. The itinerary included a much-needed break at the CCC Coffee break, fostering informal exchanges and networking opportunities.

The subsequent visits to the School of Maritime and the School of Paramedics & Allied Health Sciences showcased the institution’s investment in specialized domains, catering to the evolving needs of the industry. The discussions around Industry 5.0 underscored the proactive approach of the University towards embracing emerging trends and technologies.
The highlight of the visit was perhaps the interactive session over lunch, providing a platform for meaningful dialogue and exchange of ideas. Here, the OPTCL delegation had the opportunity to delve deeper into the synergies between their organizational objectives and the capabilities of the University.

The visit concluded on a promising note, with both parties expressing optimism about potential collaborations in the future. The OPTCL delegation lauded the infrastructure, academic rigour, and industry interface offered by the University, recognizing it as a fertile ground for nurturing future leaders and driving social impact through CSR initiatives. As the delegation bid farewell, the echoes of their visit lingered, symbolizing the beginning of a journey towards mutual growth and prosperity. Indeed, the visit served as a testament to the transformative power of collaboration and the shared pursuit of excellence in education and corporate citizenship.
The visit of the OPTCL delegation to the University was not just a routine affair; it was a convergence of visionaries, laying the groundwork for a symbiotic partnership aimed at shaping a brighter tomorrow.