SGT University Faculty and Students Visit DRDO, New Delhi for Academic Excursion
In a significant academic endeavor, a delegation from the Faculty of Physiotherapy at SGT University visited the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in New Delhi. The purpose of the visit was to provide students with firsthand exposure to the latest advancements in research and innovation.
The delegation consisted of four esteemed Assistant Professors—Dr. Pooja Bhati, Dr. Aarti Gupta, Dr. Anushree Rai, and Dr. Himanshu Gakhar—along with 47 enthusiastic students eager to explore cutting-edge developments in research and technology. The visit offered an invaluable opportunity to interact with top scientists and researchers at DRDO, providing deep insights into ongoing projects and breakthroughs in defence and medical research.
During the visit, students were introduced to various advanced research methodologies and technological innovations developed at DRDO. They received an overview of the organization’s contributions to national security, particularly advancements in medical and rehabilitation sciences with direct applications in physiotherapy and healthcare.
Faculty members emphasized the importance of such visits in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications. “This visit was an eye-opener for our students, as they could witness how research is translated into real-world applications. It has motivated them to explore new avenues in research and development,” remarked one of the faculty members accompanying the students.
The academic visit to DRDO enhanced the students’ understanding of modern research techniques and inspired them to pursue innovative projects in their respective fields. The Faculty of Physiotherapy at SGT University encourages interactions between industry and academia to foster a culture of research and innovation among its students.
The university looks forward to organizing more educational visits in the future to enrich students’ academic experiences and expose them to real-world technological advancements.
