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Title Indian Association of Physics Teachers RC–02, in association with Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, is organizing a Two-Day Annual Convention–cum–Workshop on the theme: “Quantum to AI: Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat @2047” Event Information Start Date:03/13/2026 End Date:03/14/2026 Mode of Conduct: Offline Venue: HANS RAJ MAHILA MAHA VIDYALAYA JALANDHAR Mahatma Hans Raj Marg, Grand Trunk Rd, Jalandhar, Punjab 144008 +91-181-2253710, 2204198 HMV COLLEGE JALANDHAR JALANDHAR PUNJAB 144008 India About the Institution Situated in the sylvan surrounding of a lush green ecofriendly campus, this ninety nine year old institution stands tall on the firm foundation of the highly ethical, virtuous and righteous values established by the great seers and visionaries of the DAV movement. Named after its founder, a great pioneer of DAV movement, Mahatma Hans Raj, the college has developed from a small building in Lahore to a sprawling campus; from a humble facility to state-of-art world class infrastructure; from a few disciplines to extensive educational avenues that include a large number of courses, internships, industrial hands on trainings and placement assistance. Innovation is at the core of its pedagogy. The college has proudly attained the highest grades with the highest score in NAAC Accreditation and Re-Accreditation. Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya offers a vibrant spectrum of postgraduate science departments, including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Biotechnology, Computer Science & IT and Bioinformatics fostering academic excellence, innovative research, and holistic scientific development. These departments are equipped with well established laboratories and research facilities that promote experimental learning and innovation. With a focus on academic excellence and skill development, they nurture scientific temper and research aptitude among students. About the Event Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat @ 2047 envisions a transformative journey that bridges foundational science with frontier technologies to shape a self-reliant, innovation-driven, and globally empowered India. As the nation marches toward the centenary of its independence in 2047, the vision of Viksit Bharat calls for a robust scientific ecosystem rooted in research excellence, technological advancement, and inclusive development. From the revolutionary possibilities of quantum computing, quantum communication, and advanced materials to the disruptive impact of Artificial Intelligence across healthcare, agriculture, education, governance, and industry, science stands as the cornerstone of national progress. This convention seeks to explore how emerging technologies can synergize with policy, entrepreneurship, academia, and industry to accelerate India’s growth trajectory. The Annual Convention-cum-Workshop is envisioned as a dynamic platform bringing together faculty members, researchers, scholars, and students to deliberate upon contemporary scientific developments, innovative pedagogical approaches, and research advancements in Physics that directly contribute to nation-building. Special emphasis will be placed on outcome based education, skill enhancement, interdisciplinary research, research-oriented learning, and the meaningful integration of emerging technologies ,particularly AI and quantum tools into Physics teaching and experimentation. The convention seeks to align academic practices with the broader vision of the Viksit Bharat Abhiyan. As we navigate from quantum frontiers to AI-driven futures, this annual convention reaffirms our collective commitment to building a resilient, technologically advanced, and globally competitive India , a truly Viksit Bharat by 2047. Highlights/Themes 1. Quantum Technologies for National Advancement • Quantum Computing and Simulation • Digital India to Quantum India Transition • National Quantum Mission Initiatives • Indigenous Quantum Hardware Development 2. Artificial Intelligence for Scientific and Societal Transformation • AI in Scientific Research • AI for Healthcare, Agriculture & Climate • Machine Learning in Materials Science • Ethical and Responsible AI 3. AI and Quantum Convergence • Quantum Machine Learning • AI-Optimized Quantum Algorithms • Future Computational Paradigms 4. Semiconductor & Advanced Materials Ecosystem • Indigenous Semiconductor Fabrication • Nanomaterials for Energy and Environment • Quantum Materials and Spintronics • Photocatalytic and Optoelectronic Materials • Make-in-India Technology Ecosystems 5. Education & Skill Development for Viksit Bharat • Curriculum Reforms Integrating AI & Quantum Physics • Industry–Academia Collaboration • Research Incubation Hubs in Regional Institutions • Upskilling Faculty and Students • Innovation-driven Pedagogy 6. Astronomy in Ancient Indian Knowledge Systems • Astronomical Timekeeping Methods • Observational Astronomy & Indigenous Instrumentation • From Vedic Skies to Modern Space Science • Astronomical Architecture and Observatories Schedule Overview Call for Abstracts Participants are cordially invited to submit their abstracts for presentation at the convention . All abstracts must be submitted through the official registration link. Participants are also required to upload a screenshot of the payment confirmation as proof of registration through the same link. All submitted abstracts will undergo a review process. All accepted abstracts will be published in the conference proceedings with an ISBN. Guidelines For Abstract (s) Submission * The abstract should not exceed 300 words. * The abstract should cover the Title of paper; Full name of the author in Capital letters; Affiliation; E-mail of corresponding Author and Contact Number * Font - Times New Roman, Font size-12, Single line spacing, Page layout-A4 in MS Word. * Send your Abstract at: Registration Link : https://forms.gle/kwqJSCyPd8sV2Q8U9 Presentation (Oral/Poster) There will be parallel technical sessions for oral and poster presentations. Ten minutes shall be given for Oral presentation (seven minutes for presentation and three minutes for discussion). For Poster presentation, each participant will be provided with a space of 30" × 36" inch for displaying the written material, diagrams, photographs etc. The Young Scientist Award will be conferred on researchers below 40 years of age for outstanding academic and research contributions. Best Poster Awards will be given in the UG, PG, Research Scholar, and Faculty categories to recognize excellence in research and presentation Event Date Submission of Abstract 02 March, 2026 Acceptance of Abstract 09 March, 2026 Last Date of Registration 11 March, 2026 Convention 13–14 March, 2026 Experimental Workshops 14 March, 2026 GUEST OF HONORS Dr. Vikrant Sharma Deputy Director National Institute of Solar Energy (An Autonomous Institute of MNRE, Government of India) Gwal Pahari, Gurugram-Faridabad Road, Gurugram-122003, President : Prof P K Ahluwalia 451 B, Sector 4, New Shimla Shimla Pin - 171009 Himachal Pradesh Prof. Lokesh Kumar Department of Physics Panjab University Chandigarh Workshops (Innovative Experimental Demonstrations Prof. T.R. Ananthakrishna, Cochin • Prof. Hemant Kumar, Himachal Pradesh • Prof. Y.K. Vijay, Rajasthan • Dr Jaswinder Singh, Patiala • Prof. M.S. Marwaha, Chandigarh • Prof. Usha Singh, Madhya Pradesh • Prof. O.S.K.S. Sastri, Himachal Pradesh Registration and Payment Details Event Date Submission of Abstract 02 March, 2026 Acceptance of Abstract 09 March, 2026 Last Date of Registration 11 March, 2026 Convention 13–14 March, 2026 Experimental Workshops 14 March, 2026 Bank Name: Punjab National BankA/C Name: Principal Hans Raj Mahila Maha VidyalayaA/C No.: 0720022100071200IFSC Code: PUNB0471000 Contact: Name: Dr. Sushil Kumar CONVENOR Email: sushil_phy@yahoo.co.in Phone:9464234218 Website:https://forms.gle/kwqJSCyPd8sV2Q8U9 Address:HANS RAJ MAHILA MAHA VIDYALAYA JALANDHAR Mahatma Hans Raj Marg, Grand Trunk Rd, Jalandhar, Punjab 144008 +91-181-2253710, 2204198 HMV COLLEGE JALANDHAR JALANDHAR PUNJAB 144008 India