NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY
Celebrating National Science Day at SJCIT, Chickkaballapura
INTRODUCTION
Hello fellow science enthusiasts! As a proud student of SJCIT in Chickkaballapura, I am thrilled to share our exhilarating celebration of National Science Day. Buckle up for a journey into the captivating world of science and discovery!
What is National Science Day?
National Science Day, observed annually on February 28th, commemorates the ground breaking discovery made by the legendary Indian physicist Sir C. V. Raman. On this momentous day in 1928, Sir Raman unveiled the Raman Effect, a phenomenon in spectroscopy that revolutionized our understanding of light scattering. His remarkable work earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930, making him the first Asian scientist to receive this prestigious honour.
SJCIT’s Vibrant Celebrations
At SJCIT, we wear our scientific curiosity like a badge of honour. Our National Science Day celebrations are a delightful blend of knowledge-sharing, hands-on experiments, and sheer enthusiasm. Let’s dive into the highlights of this year’s event:
Interactive Workshops: Workshops on topics like nanotechnology, robotics, and environmental conservation engaged students in hands-on learning. Participants tinkered with microcontrollers, built mini-robots, and discussed sustainable practices.
Science Quiz: The competitive spirit soared during the science quiz. Teams battled it out, answering questions ranging from fundamental physics to recent breakthroughs. The winners received accolades and a deeper appreciation for scientific trivia.
Guest Lectures: Eminent scientists from research institutions and industries graced our event. Their talks covered diverse fields, including quantum computing, biotechnology, and space exploration. Students eagerly interacted with these luminaries, seeking career advice and inspiration.
National Science Day, observed annually on February 28th, commemorates the ground breaking discovery made by the legendary Indian physicist Sir C. V. Raman. On this momentous day in 1928, Sir Raman unveiled the Raman Effect, a phenomenon in spectroscopy that revolutionized our understanding of light scattering. His remarkable work earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930, making him the first Asian scientist to receive this prestigious honour.
SJCIT’s Vibrant Celebrations
At SJCIT, we wear our scientific curiosity like a badge of honour. Our National Science Day celebrations are a delightful blend of knowledge-sharing, hands-on experiments, and sheer enthusiasm. Let’s dive into the highlights of this year’s event:
Interactive Workshops: Workshops on topics like nanotechnology, robotics, and environmental conservation engaged students in hands-on learning. Participants tinkered with microcontrollers, built mini-robots, and discussed sustainable practices.
Science Quiz: The competitive spirit soared during the science quiz. Teams battled it out, answering questions ranging from fundamental physics to recent breakthroughs. The winners received accolades and a deeper appreciation for scientific trivia.
Guest Lectures: Eminent scientists from research institutions and industries graced our event. Their talks covered diverse fields, including quantum computing, biotechnology, and space exploration. Students eagerly interacted with these luminaries, seeking career advice and inspiration.
Conclusion
National Science Day at SJCIT is more than an event; it’s a celebration of curiosity, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. As we continue our scientific journey, let’s remember Sir C. V. Raman’s words: “The essence of science is independent thinking, hard work, and not equipment.” 🚀
National Science Day at SJCIT is more than an event; it’s a celebration of curiosity, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. As we continue our scientific journey, let’s remember Sir C. V. Raman’s words: “The essence of science is independent thinking, hard work, and not equipment.” 🚀
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