recent innovations in sciences and humanities

The Conference covered a wide range of themes in various disciplines. In the field of English, the conference focused on digital tools in teaching and learning, the use of AI in language teaching and learning, literature in English language teaching, teacher training, and professional development, as well as linguistic competence in English language teachers.

For those interested in mathematics, the conference explored topics such as computational methods for linear and non-linear optimization, mathematical models for computer science, numerical analysis, boundary value problems, real and complex analysis, probability and statistics, fluid dynamics, sequence spaces, mathematics education, applied mathematics, differential equations, and game theory.

In the field of physics, the conference delved into materials science and engineering, functional materials, computational materials science, nanomaterials and nanotechnology, structural materials, photonic materials engineering, biomaterials, biomechanics, and biosensors.

Lastly, in the field of chemistry, the conference discussed materials chemistry, composite, coating, and ceramic materials, soft matter and nanoscale materials, energy systems, and materials, functional thin-film materials, nanostructures and nanofilms, polymers and biopolymers, as well as surface science and engineering.

M. Priya is a physicist with a Ph.D. and currently working as Associate Dean - Research, who is passionate about studying metallic glasses, high-temperature crystals, alkali halides, and nanomaterials.

V. Anandan