A major development took place in the university campus last month. The Solar Panel Project at Brainware University was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chancellor Phalguni Mookhopadhayay. This green initiative marks a monumental step towards sustainable energy and a brighter, eco-friendly future for our campus.

The contagious energy has been soaring high at Brainware University. The Freshers’ Welcome this year began with a bang giving a vibrant welcome to the 1st-year students. From mesmerizing melodies to power-packed dance moves, our students owned the stage and made memories that will last a lifetime!

The Department of Management hosted BrainZHut 1.0: Business Fair which was a grand celebration of creativity and entrepreneurship. At the fair, the students showcased their innovative ideas, with stalls featuring everything from handmade jewelry and wellness products to creative artworks and delicious food. BrainZHut has been the perfect platform where BrainZ meet Business.

Clinical Psychologist Aparajita Chakraborty conducted a seminar titled 'Wounds We Carry'. From personal relationships to the deep scars left by historic disasters, students delved into the complexities of generational trauma.

Youth Parliament 2024 witnessed a vibrant exchange of opinions and ideas at Brainware University, assuring us of the fact that the future of democracy is in safe hands.

Dr. Anindya Sen, Chief Medical Officer at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Cancer Hospital, share invaluable insights on cervical cancer prevention with our future healthcare leaders.

The Department of Allied Health Sciences in collaboration with the Gender Sensitization Cell organised a self-defense training session.

On the occasion of Engineers' Day, the Department of Computational Sciences at Brainware University hosted a dynamic Coding Competition with real-world problem-solving challenges. We were honored to have Dr. Debashis Das, Associate Professor, Department of CSE, Dr. Sudhir Chandra Sur Institute of Technology & Sports Complex, as our esteemed guest, certifying the coding champions.

Our students took the stage in a thrilling live news reporting competition! They became reporters, analyzing a gripping video and giving real-time news updates.
From the recent political crisis in Bangladesh to the tragic story of a young Chartered Accountant’s untimely passing in Pune, the stories were intense and captivating. It was an unforgettable, eye-opening experience that brought out the hidden anchors in everyone!

At the recent seminar, ‘Evolution and Application of Artificial Neural Networks’, Prof. (Dr.) Dinabandhu Bhandari, Professor, CSE Department, Heritage Institute of Technology, dived into the fascinating world of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN).

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Brainware University signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the renowned Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA), Argentina. This MoU is a major leap towards global research, innovation, and knowledge exchange in the field of agriculture.

Assistant Professor Rajdeep Mohanta from our Department of Agriculture has secured a design patent for his revolutionary 'Olfactory Sensor-Based Fruit & Vegetables Assessment Device!'

Agriculture Department HOD Dr. Soham Hazra’s review article has been published in the prestigious Taylor & Francis SCIE-indexed journal.

Dr. Sahely Kanthal from the Department of Agriculture published of her research paper in the prestigious SCIE & Scopus-indexed Elsevier journal.

CSS Professor’s Dr. Subrata Sinha’s cutting-edge paper has been published in the prestigious ACS Agricultural Science and Technology journal by the American Chemical Society, recognized in SCOPUS.

English Professor Abhishikta Bhattacharjee ignited vital conversations in her research that dives into how popular media is reshaping Sex Education in middle schools. The article featured in the prestigious Elsevier SCOPUS-indexed journal International Educational Development.

Our MSc first-semester students of Media Science and Journalism had an enriching experience visiting The Times of India office with our esteemed Adjunct Professor Sudipta Bhattacharjee.

The departments of Law and Allied Health Science at Brainware University joined forces to bring essential legal aid and health services to the local community at Paschim Banga Vigyan Mancha, Bandel Mogra.

For a major learning experience, our Law students had an insightful visit to the Lok Adalat at Barasat Court, organized by the DLSA, 24 Parganas. This real-world exposure to legal proceedings is helping them sharpen their advocacy skills and understand the importance of speedy justice.

Our BBA students took a remarkable step towards financial literacy by conducting a Financial Awareness Programme at Banamalipur Priyanath Institution.

In an incredible faculty-student collaboration, our student Soheli Biswas from the Department of Biotechnology co-authored an article with Director-Research Dr. Deepshikha Datta which has featured in the prestigious SCOPUS-indexed book ‘Material and Energy Recovery from Solid Waste for Circular Economy’, published by CRC Press.

Our Biotech star student Anindya Singha Thakur, clinched the Best Paper Award at the Machine Learning and Soft Computing Applications in Engineering and Science seminar, hosted by the Institute of Engineers, Durgapur Local Centre. Our dynamic faculty duo, Dr. Sanjukta Dasgupta & Dr. Deepshikha Datta from the Center for Multidisciplinary Research & Innovations, collaborated with Anindya for this paper.

Our student Rajesh Singh has fought his way to a Silver Medal at the 4th East India Karate Championship 2024, organised by the State Karate Association of Bihar.

Our incredibly talented CSE-AIML student and NSS volunteer, Nandini Singha, secured the 3rd position in the prestigious NSS National Patriotic Solo Song Competition held on the occasion of NSS Foundation Day, organised by NSS Units of IIS (Deemed to be University), Jaipur.

BCA student and dedicated NSS volunteer Paramita Das clinched the 1st spot in West Bengal at the Pre-Republic Day Selection Parade Camp. She is just a step away from marching down Rajpath in New Delhi this Republic Day.

In a vibrant display of cultural extravaganza, students from the Institute of Nursing put up mesmerising performances to welcome this festive season.