Speaker Details:  Dr. Rajdeep Deb is an experienced researcher and academic who works with the Department of Electrical Engineering at the National Institute of Technology Silchar. He is a senior member of IEEE since 2013, Fellow IE (India) since 2021, and a member of IFAC affiliated society - Advance Control and Dynamic Optimization Society (ACDOS). He has served as the founder Executive member of IEEE Kolkata Chapter for Joint Measurement and Control System Society, ACDOS, and IE (I) Silchar Local Centre. Since 2022, he has been serving as the Honorary Secretary of IE (I) Silchar Local Centre and General Secretary of ACDOS.  In summary, Dr. Deb's presentation shed light on the potential of a cyber-physical system approach to create an artificial pancreas that could provide a convenient and effective solution for patients with diabetes mellitus. His insights into the control system problem of developing an artificial pancreas and the in-silo approach to simulate its function were particularly informative. Moreover, his emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and his call for computer science students to research this area underscored the importance of teamwork and innovation in tackling complex challenges in healthcare. Overall, Dr. Deb's presentation was a source of inspiration for researchers and students working in the field of healthcare technology.

The IEEE Handover Ceremony began with a warm and enthusiastic welcome extended to all esteemed guests, members, and students. Attendees arrived and registered at the reception desk, where they were greeted by the organizing team. The vibrant atmosphere was filled with excitement as everyone gathered for an evening of celebration, reflection, and a glimpse into the future of the IEEE community. The ceremony commenced with the traditional Lighting of the Lamp, also known as Deep Prajwalan, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance and the illumination of knowledge. The auspicious ritual was accompanied by an invocation, setting a serene and spiritual tone for the event. This sacred tradition marked the beginning of a memorable evening. Dr. Ramchandra Pujeeri, the Pro Vice-Chancellor, delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the pivotal role of IEEE in advancing technical and professional skills. He highlighted the organization's efforts in fostering innovation and collaboration among its members. Following this, the IEEE Pune Section Head shared insights into the local chapter's contributions.

The IEEE Day Celebration at MIT ADT University was a comprehensive event aimed at celebrating IEEE’s global mission of advancing technology for humanity while fostering community engagement, leadership, and professional growth. The event provided a platform for students, alumni, faculty, and industry professionals to network and collaborate, reflecting IEEE's values and mission. Highlights included a keynote address by Mr. Dinanath Kholkar, former Senior Vice President at TCS, who spoke about emerging technological trends and the skills required for the future workforce. Additionally, remarks by IEEE Student Branch Chair Mr. Samarth Dongare emphasized the branch's achievements and future plans, while an alumni talk by former Chair Parv Gupta highlighted the branch's milestones and leadership lessons. The event recognized outstanding contributions from volunteers and celebrated the winners of Treasure Hunt 2024, reinforcing the spirit of teamwork and dedication within the IEEE community. A symbolic cake-cutting ceremony and a group photo added a sense of unity and pride, creating an atmosphere of celebration and shared goals. By involving prominent guests, student leaders, and faculty members, the event served as a bridge between academia and industry, inspiring attendees to pursue excellence and innovation. Overall, the IEEE Day Celebration strengthened the IEEE community at MIT ADT University by fostering connections, recognizing achievements, and promoting professional growth. The presence of distinguished guests and a focus on student-driven initiatives enhanced the visibility of the IEEE Student Branch, encouraging greater engagement and support. The event also reinforced the importance of leadership and collaboration, leaving a lasting impact on all participants while symbolizing the shared commitment to advancing technology for the betterment of humanity.     Resource Person Name with Designation: Total Participants: 60 Mr. Dinanath Kholkar former Senior VP of TCS and Chair of IT/ITES  Committee MCCIA, shared insights on emerging trends in technology and the skills needed for the future workforce.