National Seminar

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I'm very happy to share that I got an opportunity to present a paper based on the topic "Harmony with Nature" on behalf of the National Seminar organized by KUCTE, Anchal. We know that environmental pollution is an emerging crisis, so I dealt with the subject "Monitoring of environmental pollutants by bioluminescent bacteria". It was a great experience for me because it was for the first time I'm doing something like this.Thanks to our mentor Dr.Neena Thomas and Dr.Joju John for motivating us to be a part of this great venture. We 5 students of Physical Science ( Nithin Shaji, Sreelekshmi S R, Aiswarya R J, Nimmy Joseph and Reshma) successfully presented our papers. I'm sharing the certificate and some precious memories with you...

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