Summary
Kolkata is all set to host a landmark event in the world of microbiology, as the Department of Microbiology at St Xavier’s College (Autonomous) gears up for the prestigious ‘Modern Trends in Microbiology’ (MTIM) conference.
Scheduled for October 4-5, 2024, this international seminar promises to bring together top scientific minds and institutions, both from India and abroad, for a two-day deep dive into the latest innovations in the rapidly evolving field of microbiology.
Kolkata is all set to host a landmark event in the world of microbiology, as the Department of Microbiology at St Xavier’s College (Autonomous) gears up for the prestigious ‘Modern Trends in Microbiology’ (MTIM) conference. Scheduled for October 4 and 5, 2024, this international seminar promises to bring together top scientific minds and institutions, both from India and abroad, for a two-day deep dive into the latest innovations in the rapidly evolving field of microbiology.
What began as a humble initiative spearheaded by Dr Arup Kumar Mitra has now grown into a major platform for exchanging ideas, fostering research collaborations, and showcasing cutting-edge discoveries. MTIM has earned a reputation for consistently hosting enlightening sessions led by renowned speakers, making it a hub for academic and research discussions.
This year, MTIM 2024 will feature an exciting lineup of events, including Paper and Poster Presentations where researchers will unveil their groundbreaking studies. Adding to the intellectual excitement will be a three-round quiz, designed to test the participants' scientific knowledge and critical thinking skills.
A standout feature of this year’s event is the "MicroBizz" segment, a unique initiative that merges science with business. Here, participants will explore the commercial potential of microbial technologies, highlighting how microbiology can drive innovation in various industries.
With its rich history of promoting scientific excellence, MTIM 2024 promises to be an inspiring and stimulating experience for all attendees, continuing to pave the way for discoveries in microbiology.
Whether you're a student navigating your academic journey, a parent supporting your child's education, or an educator shaping future minds, if there’s something on your mind, we would love to know. Share your views, feedback, and suggestions with us at editorial@tt-edugraph.com.
Join the conversation!
Last updated on 02 Oct 2024
