SRM IST hosted the inaugural Industrial Research and Innovation Summit (IRIS 2024) 
Tamil Nadu

229 delegates take part in IRIS 2024 at SRM

The event brought together over 220 industry delegates with the academic and research community of SRMIST, fostering collaboration and innovation.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRM IST) has hosted the inaugural Industrial Research and Innovation Summit (IRIS 2024), with ASSOCHAM as an enabling partner.

The event brought together over 220 industry delegates with the academic and research community of SRMIST, fostering collaboration and innovation.

The summit aimed to bridge the gap between academia and industry, promoting knowledge sharing and technological advancements.

Key highlights of the event included SRM IST signed MoUs with four leading industry partners: Ki3, Aarovin Pharma, Panacea Medical Technologies, and Jajal Medical Services. These collaborations will pave the way for joint research projects, technology transfer, and the development of innovative solutions.

A panel discussion on "Bridging the Gap: Fostering Innovation through Strong Industry-Academia Partnerships" brought together industry leaders and academic experts to discuss strategies for effective collaboration and knowledge transfer.

Delegates had the opportunity to explore SRM IST's state-of-the-art research facilities and witness cutting-edge technologies developed by faculty and students. Professor C Muthamizhchelvan, Vice Chancellor, SRM IST, emphasised the importance of industry-academia partnerships in driving innovation and economic growth.

A thought-provoking panel discussion featuring industry leaders and academic experts delved into the critical aspects of fostering innovation through strong industry-academia partnerships. The panel discussion was moderated by Chandran Krishnan, Founder of Campus Angels Network.

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