Sindri: The Department of Metallurgical Engineering at BIT Sindri organized the second day of its annual ‘Alchemy’ paper presentation competition on December 3, offering a platform for students to showcase their innovative ideas. First-year students presented cutting-edge topics such as ‘The Role of Metals in Next Generation Battery Technology’ and ‘Metal Recovery from E-Waste’, highlighting the growing significance of Metallurgical Engineering in building a sustainable future.
The event, organized by Dr. B.N. Roy, Head of the Department, was supported by faculty members including Dr. A.K. Rajak, Dr. Sangram Hembram, Dr. Nand Kishore, Prof. Mo. Izhar Hussain, Dr. Sumit Sharma, Prof. Kriti Madhavi, Prof. Babul Das, and Prof. Monica Gautam, who made significant contributions to the event.
The students impressed the audience with their innovative ideas and technical skills, demonstrating their academic potential and industrial relevance. The competition was also open to students from other departments, adding to the diversity and enriching the event’s discussions.
The ‘Alchemy’ competition is part of the department’s broader goal of preparing students to become future engineers capable of addressing global challenges.
