By OUR STAFF REPORTER
Roorkee, 18 Dec: CSIR-CBRI, Roorkee organised a Student-Scientist Interaction Programme under Jigyasa 2.0, here, today. Around 350 students and 20 teachers from PM Shri Central KV, DL, Meerut Cantt, and PM Shri Central KV, Muradnagar, made an educational visit to CSIR-CBRI, Roorkee.
Senior Scientists Dr Chandan Swaroop Meena, Dr Tabish Alam and Dr Hemlata welcomed the students and their teachers. During the programme, the students visited the Exhibition Gallery and Rural Technology Park, where the scientists and coordinators provided an overview of various housing technologies developed by CBRI. These included solar water heating systems, two-pit sanitation systems, energy-efficient rural housing, innovative rooftop technologies and water filtration systems commonly used in rural areas. The explanations covered the scientific principles behind these technologies and their practical applications in daily life. Notable projects highlighted during the visit included the construction of Ram Mandir, an iconic architectural achievement, and the controlled demolition of Supertech Twin Towers, a remarkable feat in modern engineering. In addition, the students visited the laboratory of the APEE Department, known as the Energy Building, during their visit. Dr Tabish Alam delivered a lecture on the establishment and contribution of CSIR-CBRI. He also shared valuable information about the Tribal Pride Year 2024-2025 celebrations at CBRI and emphasised the significant contributions of tribal heroes like Birsa Munda. The students and staff members expressed their gratitude to CBRI Roorkee for organising this wonderful and educational tour.
