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Professor also served as Technical Chair, boosting SMVDU’s global academic and research recognition in next-gen electronic device technologies.
KATRA: Prof. Eswaramoorthy Muthusamy, School of Mechanical Engineering, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU), presented his research on Thermal Management in Modern Electronics at the international conference on “Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering”. The conference, organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering [NBA Accrediated], College of Engineering Adoor , Govt of Kerala, esteemed domain experts, researchers, and professionals from around the world, including National Taiwan University; University of Warwick, UK; Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram.; University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Muscat, Oman; Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA; Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh; Robert Bosch, Germany; Coventry University, UK., IIT Madras, IIT Mumbai , NIT-T, NIT-K, were present among others.
Prof. Eswaramoorthy Muthusamy’s research paper titled “Recent Development in Thermal Management of Modern Electronics Devices” explores the review on thermal management in electronic devices, various strategies adopted for thermal management, and impacts on its reliability and life spans. The study highlights the comprehensive review on status, state of the art in thermal management in electronic devices and research challenges and future scope for further studies.As electronic devices become smaller and more powerful, effective thermal management has become essential to maintain performance, prevent overheating, and extend device lifespan. Recent advancements focus on innovative materials, miniaturized cooling technologies, and intelligent systems.
Key developments include: Advanced Materials- High thermal conductivity substances like graphene, carbon nanotubes (CNTs), and phase change materials (PCMs) are being used to improve heat transfer and storage. Micro/Nanoscale Cooling- Technologies such as microchannel heat sinks, nanofluids, and thermoelectric coolers enable compact and efficient heat removal from localized hotspots. Passive and Active Cooling Techniques- Improved thermal interface materials (TIMs), vapor chambers, and active liquid cooling systems provide better thermal control for high-performance devices. AI-Driven Thermal Management- Integration of artificial intelligence and smart sensors allows dynamic, real-time regulation of temperature based on workload and environmental conditions. Emerging Trends- flexible thermal solutions for wearable tech, and integration with energy-efficient systems is gaining momentum.These developments aim to ensure reliability, efficiency, and sustainability in the next generation of electronic systems.
The technical presentation brought great attention and discussion to flexible phase change materials and phase change materials to minimize the overheating which causes failure of modern electronic devices. Dr. Eswaramoorthy Muthusamy has outreached the SMVDU’s reputation in the interdisciplinary research domain of electronic devices of thermal management and academic excellence. Also, Prof. Eswaramoorthy has served as technical chair for a session to moderate the technical presentations. The conference was provided a platform for experts to share their research and insights, fostering a collaborative environment to address the recent trends in mechanical engineering .
AWANTIPORA: The Syed Mantaqui Memorial College of Nursing and Medical Technology (SMMCN&MT), Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) commemorated International Nurses Day 2025 with the theme Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for Nurses. Strengthens Economies. The aim of the program was to honour the invaluable contributions of nurses and to promote awareness, support, and advancement in the nursing profession.
Prof. Shakil Ahmad Romshoo, Vice Chancellor, IUST, emphasized that nursing is a service rooted in compassion and commitment. He noted the challenges nurses face in J&K, including a low nurse-to-population ratio and workplace hardships, calling for advanced solutions and institutional support.
Prof. Ayaz Hassan Moon, Dean Academics, IUST, underscored the historical roots of nursing in Islamic tradition and highlighted IUST’s focus on digital and simulation-based training for nurses. Registrar Prof. Abdul Wahid praised the dedication of nurses, especially in crises, and called for their greater recognition and support.
Ms. Neelofar Jan, Principal Nursing College, unveiled the event theme, lauding nurses as the backbone of healthcare who serve selflessly even in the toughest conditions. The program featured a solemn lamp-lighting ceremony in honour of Florence Nightingale, followed by an Oath-Taking Ceremony led by Ms. Onaisa Aalia Mushtaq. A scientific session was also conducted wherein presentations highlighted current trends, research, and advancements in nursing practice. The event, moderated by Ms. Sharish Khan, highlighted the vital role of nurses in shaping healthcare systems. The celebration served as a heartfelt tribute to the dedication, resilience, and compassion of the nursing community.
JAMMU: In its effort to sanitize the electoral rolls and keep them updated, ECI has resolved a nearly 20-year-old legacy issue of similar EPIC numbers which got erroneously issued to genuine electors just because similar series were used by different EROs in such cases since 2005.
To resolve this long pending problem, the entire electoral database of over 99-crore electors was searched by CEOs of all the 36 States/UTs and EROs of all the 4123 Assembly constituencies across India in all the 10.50 lakh polling stations. On an average there are about 1000 electors per polling station. The number of similar EPIC numbers found were miniscule, i.e. averaging to around 1(one) in 4 (four) polling stations. During the field level verification, it was found that holders of such similar EPIC numbers were genuine electors in different assembly constituencies and different polling stations. All such electors have since been issued new EPIC cards with new numbers.
The genesis of the issue has been traced from 2005, when various States/ UTs were using Assembly Constituency-wise different alphanumeric series in a decentralised manner. These series had to be changed again in 2008, after delimitation of the constituencies. During this period, some ACs erroneously continued to use either the old series or because of typographic errors they used the series allotted to some other constituencies.
Every voter’s name is in the electoral roll of the Polling station, where he/she is an ordinary resident. Having had an EPIC of similar number never enabled any such person to vote at any other polling station. Thus, the issue of a similar EPIC could not have impacted the results of any elections.
JAMMU: In the aftermath of recent cross-border shelling, Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Sachin Kumar Vaishya conducted a comprehensive tour of the affected areas in Tehsil Marh and Pargwal to assess the damage and coordinate relief efforts. He was accompanied by SSP Jammu Joginder Singh and Additional District Development Commissioner Jammu, Sher Singh.
During the visit, the DC evaluated the extent of loss of livestock and property, ensuring that relief and State Disaster Response Fund cases are processed promptly. He also reviewed the condition and requirements of community and individual bunkers, including those necessary for government offices, to enhance civilian safety in these vulnerable regions.
The DC's itinerary included a visit to the Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Marh to oversee medical facilities and ensure readiness to handle any emergencies arising from the shelling incidents. The SDM Marh Athar Amin, SP Rural Brijesh Kumar, Tehsildar Marh Ram Krishan Rathore, Tehsildar Pargwal Manjeet Singh and Block Medical Officer Marh besides others also accompanied the DC during his visit.
GANDERBAL: In a step towards ensuring fair and transparent arrangements for the upcoming Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra (SANJY) 2025, the randomization process for allocation of tents and shops along the Baltal route was conducted today at the V.C Room of the DC Office Ganderbal. The process was supervised by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Ganderbal, Jatin Kishore, and attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Syed Fahim Bihaqi; District Informatics Officer NIC, and representatives of tent and shop owners.
Randomization was carried out for multiple key locations along the Yatra route, including Baltal, Domail, Railpathri, Brarimarg, Sangam, and outside Baltal. This process ensures equal opportunities for all applicants and reinforces the district administration’s commitment to a transparent and efficient system. DC reiterated the administration’s commitment to organizing a well-coordinated and safe pilgrimage experience for all devotees. All the stakeholders expressed satisfaction over the smooth conduct of the process.
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