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Prof. T K Avirah Endowment lecture 2024

Prof. T K Avirah Endowment lecture 2024

The Prof. T.K. Avirah Endowment Lecture, held on January 12, 2024, at Union Christian College Aluva, proved to be a pivotal event for undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students within the Department of Physics. Organized in honor of the retired faculty member, Prof. T.K. Avirah, the lecture featured Dr. James Joseph, a distinguished Lecturer from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Dundee, UK. The lecture focused on the intriguing theme of “Light and Sound-Based Technologies for Biomedical Applications.”
Dr. Joseph’s expertise in biomedical engineering brought a valuable perspective to the intersection of light and sound-based technologies for biomedical applications. Dr. Joseph’s presentation focused on current trends in biomedical imaging, particularly delving into the applications of photoacoustic imaging and hyperspectral imaging. The lecture catered to the diverse academic levels within the department, offering insights that resonated with UG, PG, and research students alike. Dr. Joseph’s discussion on the principles and applications of these innovative imaging techniques provided a foundation for understanding their potential in healthcare. Of particular note were the applications in cancer detection and brain activation, showcasing the practical implications of these technologies.
The interaction did not end with the lecture; a vibrant question and answer session ensued, allowing students to directly engage with Dr. Joseph. This interaction proved invaluable, fostering intellectual exchange and inspiring students to contemplate the transformative role of light and sound-based technologies in the realm of biomedical engineering. The Prof. T.K. Avirah Endowment Lecture emerged as a catalyst for knowledge enhancement, leaving the attendees, especially UG, PG, and research students, enriched and motivated to explore the frontiers of biomedical applications further.



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