February 19, 2025

Science Exhibition – Beyond Imagination to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

 On 19th February 2025, Dr. B.N. Chandrashekar, Head of the Department, led a group of sixth-semester students, along with additional faculty members from SAFG College, including Dr. Nirupama, Miss. Deepika, and Mr. Bhaskara J., on a field visit to the Science Exhibition held at Adichunchanagiri, Nagamangala, Mandya District. The field visit, titled "Science Exhibition – Beyond Imagination to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals," aimed to showcase the transformative role of science in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs).

The exhibition featured various themes focused on sustainable development, scientific innovation, and the advancement of technology to solve global challenges. The students and faculty had the opportunity to explore several key themes presented during the event, including:

1.   Renewable Energy Solutions – Focused on harnessing solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources to reduce dependency on fossil fuels.

2.   Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability – Showcased scientific projects aimed at mitigating climate change and promoting environmental conservation.

3.   Clean Water and Sanitation – Highlighted innovations aimed at improving water purification and sanitation technologies.

4.   Sustainable Agriculture – Demonstrated technologies that promote sustainable farming practices, reduce food wastage, and ensure food security.

5.   Health and Wellbeing – Presented advancements in healthcare technologies designed to improve global health outcomes, especially in underserved regions.

6.   Smart Cities and Innovation – Focused on the role of technology in creating smart cities that promote efficient resource use and improve the quality of life.

The primary objectives of the exhibition were to:

  • Educate students and the public about the significance of scientific advancements in achieving SDGs.
  • Encourage innovation and creativity in solving global challenges through science and technology.
  • Provide a platform for students to engage with real-world applications of their academic learning.
  • Promote interdisciplinary collaboration between scientific communities, researchers, and the public to work towards common goals for a sustainable future.

The visit provided an enriching experience for all participants, allowing them to witness firsthand the ongoing efforts towards sustainable development through science. It also inspired the students to think beyond traditional academic learning and consider the broader impacts of their future contributions to society.

The exhibition concluded at 2:30 PM, leaving the participants with valuable insights and a renewed sense of commitment towards achieving the global Sustainable Development.