TITE IMMT FDP 2026: Sustainability & Innovation
TITE Institute in collaboration with CSIR–IMMT, Bhubaneswar, is organizing Faculty Development Programme (FDP) 2026 from June 8 to 13, 2026. The six-day programme will focus on sustainability, innovation, waste-to-wealth initiatives, SDGs, and energy applications. Designed for academic professionals and researchers, the FDP offers expert-led sessions, interdisciplinary learning, and valuable research exposure.
The future of education and research lies in innovation, sustainability, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Keeping this vision at the forefront, TITE Institute in collaboration with CSIR Institute of Minerals & Materials Technology (IMMT) proudly presents the Faculty Development Programme (FDP) 2026, scheduled from June 8 to 13, 2026.
The six-day programme is designed to empower educators, researchers, academicians, and professionals with the latest knowledge, practical insights, and research perspectives on sustainability, resource management, and advanced energy technologies. The FDP seeks to promote academic excellence and develop future-ready competencies among participants under the guidance of distinguished scientists and researchers.
Platform for Learning, Innovation and Research
The Faculty Development Programme plays a crucial role in enhancing teaching methodologies, strengthening research capabilities, and encouraging knowledge exchange among academic professionals. FDP 2026 has been thoughtfully designed to highlight the potential for innovation and sustainable development while addressing some of the most significant global challenges.
The programme brings together eminent researchers and specialized professionals from CSIR-IMMT to provide participants with valuable exposure to new technologies, scientific discoveries, and interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving.
Theme 1: Waste to Wealth | June 8–9, 2026
The first two days of the programme focused on the theme "Waste to Wealth," an area that has gained significant importance in the global sustainability landscape. Participants explored innovative strategies for waste management, resource recovery, recycling technologies, circular economy models, and sustainable entrepreneurship.
The sessions demonstrated how waste materials can be transformed into valuable resources, creating both environmental and economic benefits.
Expert Faculty Members
- Dr. N. K. Dhal
- Dr. Manish Kumar
- Dr. Sankaran K. Jothiramalingam
- Dr. Rakesh Benadict
- Dr. T. Pavan Kumar
Theme 2: Interdisciplinary Sustainability under SDGs | June 10–11, 2026
The second session focuses on interdisciplinary sustainability under the framework of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As global challenges become increasingly interconnected, solutions require collaboration across multiple disciplines.
This theme explores climate action, sustainable development practices, environmental responsibility, policy perspectives, and innovative research approaches that contribute to achieving the SDGs. Participants gain insights into how interdisciplinary research can solve real-world challenges and create meaningful societal impact.
Expert Faculty Members
- Dr. N. K. Dhal
- Dr. Manish Kumar
- Dr. Sankaran K. Jothiramalingam
- Dr. Rakesh Benadict
- Dr. T. Pavan Kumar
Theme 3: Materials Usage for Energy Applications | June 12–13, 2026
The final two days address advanced materials and their applications in the energy sector, one of the fastest-growing research areas globally. This session covers advanced materials, renewable energy technologies, battery systems, energy storage solutions, and emerging applications shaping the future of sustainable energy.
Participants gain valuable insights into how innovative technologies can revolutionize industries and support global energy transitions.
Expert Faculty Members
- Dr. Mamata Mohapatra
- Dr. Sankaran K. Jothiramalingam
Key Highlights of FDP 2026
- Expert sessions conducted by scientists from CSIR-IMMT.
- Exposure to interdisciplinary research and emerging technologies.
- Industry-oriented knowledge sharing and practical perspectives.
- Focus on sustainability, innovation, and future-ready solutions.
- Capacity building for educators and academic professionals.
- Certificate of Participation for all eligible participants.
Why Participate?
In today's rapidly evolving academic and industrial environment, continuous learning is essential for educators and researchers. FDP 2026 provides an excellent opportunity to engage with experts, explore contemporary research areas, and gain practical insights into sustainability and technological innovation.
Participants will not only enhance their professional knowledge but also build valuable networks with fellow academicians, researchers, and industry experts. The programme's interdisciplinary approach ensures a holistic understanding of current challenges and emerging opportunities across multiple domains.
Towards a Sustainable Future
The Faculty Development Programme 2026 reflects the shared commitment of TITE Institute and CSIR-IMMT in promoting academic excellence, innovation, and sustainable development. By bringing together experts, researchers, and educators on a common platform, the programme aims to inspire transformative ideas and meaningful contributions to society.
Join us from June 8 to 13, 2026, and become part of a learning experience that explores emerging technologies, sustainable solutions, and future-ready research for a better tomorrow.
