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During this visit, the public will get to explore four National Research Centers and as many as 11 Institute Research Centers, as well as witness the innovation underway at 15 Centers of Excellence and over 90 advanced laboratories.

IIT Madras Invites public to visit its Cutting-Edge Research Labs

Researchers at Sudha Gopalakrishnan Brain Centre, which was inaugurated at IIT Madras on 19th March 2022. (Source: IIT Madras)

The Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT-M) is inviting the public to visit its research centres and labs on January 3 and 4, 2025. The Institute Open House 2025 is a special initiative under the Institute’s vision of ‘Annaivarakum IITM’ (IIT Madras for All).

Through this open house, the general public can explore the research, technologies, and the academic environment of one of India’s premier institutions. The public will get to visit over 60 stalls showcasing research, projects, and demos.

During this visit, the public will get to explore four National Research Centers and as many as 11 Institute Research Centers, as well as witness the innovation underway at 15 Centers of Excellence and over 90 advanced laboratories.

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The last date to register is December 25. Those interested can register using the following link: shaastra.org/open-house.

IIT Madras Invites public to visit its Cutting-Edge Research Labs

With over a million website visits and an expected footfall of over 60,000 visitors, this two-day event will happen during the first two days of Shaastra — the annual technical festival of IIT Madras. Shaastra is traditionally held over four days and nights from January 3 to 7.

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