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NASA programme concludes on a good note
Principal of Methodist College Dr V S Giridhar Akula, expressed his happiness for hosting this big international event and said that many methodistians participated in the event which had ignited good scientific temper among young minds.
Hyderabad: The three-day NASA’s Space Apps Challenge 2016 programme concluded here on Sunday at Methodist College of Engineering and Technology.
During the programme, students, faculty members and representatives of the industry presented their innovations, projects and designs with enthusiasm. The participants showcased their ideas on thrust areas like cloud technology, Solar Energy, Earth and Science, Aerospace and journey to Mars.
Addressing the media, the organisers of TOE UP company expressed happiness over the event, which was a major success. The prize winners would be felicitated at T Hub next week. Sohabuddin, Neha and Sai Kiran of TOE UP company and Birudu Avinash chief organiser congratulated the participants.
Principal of Methodist College Dr V S Giridhar Akula, expressed his happiness for hosting this big international event and said that many methodistians participated in the event which had ignited good scientific temper among young minds.
