Krea University’s academic contingent from SIAS excelled at Biswamil 2024, hosted by OP Jindal College

Krea University’s academic contingent from SIAS delivered an outstanding performance at Biswamil 2024, an event hosted by OP Jindal College. The team showcased exceptional talent, teamwork and strategy, securing first place in every competition.  1. Stock Market Fiasco (Stock Market Valuation Competition)     – Winners: Dheer Panjwani, Manan Malik and Mudit Kohli      – Prize: Rs 10,000   …

Dr Vivek Radhakrishnan at ‘Why Read Kant Now?’ symposium

Dr Vivek Radhakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, SIAS was invited to participate in a symposium on ‘Why Read Kant Now?’ organised by the Goethe-Institut Mumbai and the German Department of Mumbai University on 29 and 30 November, 2024. Dr Radhakrishnan gave a talk titled, ‘How ‘Humean’ was Kant?’ at the symposium. He also moderated the inaugural keynote by …

Dr Venkata Srinu Bhadram gives a talk at Cera4S-2024 at IIT Madras

Dr Venkata Srinu Bhadram, Assistant Professor of Physics, SIAS was invited to give a talk at the International Conference on Advanced Ceramics for Sustainability (Cera4S-2024), held at IIT Madras from 28 – 30 November 2024. In his talk titled, ‘Extreme Pressure as a Route to Discover New Metastable Materials’, he discussed the pivotal role of …

Professor Anil Srinivasan pens an article in TNIE

Professor Anil Srinivasan, Visiting Professor of Practice, Literature & the Arts, SIAS penned a piece for The New Indian Express (TNIE) titled, Till we respect the environment, December will be season of sorrow for Chennai. In this column TNIE invites prominent citizens to pen their experiences and suggestions that can help mitigate the impact of rain. The …

Dr Madhavilatha Maganti and Sayantan Mandal present research work at various events

Dr Madhavilatha Maganti, Associate Professor of Psychology, SIAS and Dr Sayantan Mandal, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology, SIAS will be presenting research papers at SAFAL-2024, one of the more prestigious and competitive cognitive science and psycholinguistics conferences organised by the Association of Cognitive Science at IIT Bombay. Also presenting at the conference is second year SIAS student, Aarthi Venkatesh. Four …

SIAS student Aarthi Venkatesh has been selected to present her research at SAFAL-2024, IIT Bombay

Aarthi Venkatesh, a second-year Psychology student at SIAS, has been selected to present her research at the South Asian Forum on the Acquisition and Processing of Language (SAFAL) – 2024, one of the more prestigious and competitive cognitive science and psycholinguistics conferences organised by the Association of Cognitive Science at IIT Bombay. Aarthi will be …

Nickhil Sharma, Visiting Faculty at SIAS talks about smart meters in Great Britain on BBC Norfolk Radio

Nickhil Sharma, Visiting Faculty at SIAS, recently appeared on BBC Norfolk Radio to talk about his research on smart meters in Great Britain. On 11 November 2024 he participated in an interview with BBC Norfolk Radio, where they explored the rollout of smart meters in Great Britain. Despite being one of the most expensive government-initiated programs in …

Turzo Nicholas Mondal and Dr Annu Jalais present a paper at International Symposium by CAPAS, Heidelberg University in New Delhi

Turzo Nicholas Mondal, Doctoral student in Anthropology, SIAS and Dr Annu Jalais, Associate Professor of Anthropology, SIAS presented their paper at the International Symposium on ‘Precarious Water Futures and End(s) of World(s)- an Integrative Dialogue Across Disciplines and Societies’ organised by Käte Hamburger Center for Apocalyptic and Post Apocalyptic Studies (CAPAS), Heidelberg University, Germany. The …

Krea-CWP faculty Sayantan Datta delivers the 85th Popular Science Lecture at the Anna Centenary Library, Chennai

Sayantan Datta, Assistant Professor of Practice, Centre for Writing and Pedagogy, Krea University delivered the 85th Popular Science Lecture at the Anna Centenary Library, Chennai on 23 November 2024.Earlier this month, scientists from New York University showed that human embryonic kidney cells – disembodied and cultured for generations in the laboratory – could show canonical features of …