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Chandigarh Science Congress begins at PU today

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Updated At : 11:25 AM Nov 17, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, November 16

Panjab University in association with the Chandigarh Region Innovation and Knowledge Cluster (CRIKC) will organise the 14th Chandigarh Science Congress 2020 (CHASCON-2020) from November 17 to 19 on the theme “Science and technology innovations: Ushering in the era of Make-in-India” under the patronship of Prof Raj Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, PU.

Prof Desh Deepak Singh, coordinator, CHASCON-2020, said “The registration fee has been waived off as the conference will be organised online. But, participants have to fill the registration form, which they can download from the website https://chascon.puchd.ac.in/.”

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CHASCON is an annual event since 2007 in PU, which encourages young and innovative minds for interaction with researchers, academicians and industry leaders. It is an exciting platform to deliberate, exchange views on scientific challenges and innovations and showcase contributions from the region and define the future road map for making India an innovation hub.

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