FDP on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Medical Image Processing – Python Perspective 2026

Greetings from the Dept of Electronics and Communication Engineering, CMR Institute of Technology (NAAC A++), Bengaluru !!!

We are happy to share that the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is organizing 5 Days (online) Faculty Development Programme on Topic: "Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Medical Image Processing – Python Perspective”

Duration: 14th December to 18th December 2026

Mode: Online

Registration fee: Rs.500/-

Account Details:

Payable at: Bank of India

Branch : AECS Layout, CMRIT, ITPL Road, Bangalore

A/C Name: CMRIT-HOD-ECE Department

IFS Code: BKID0008434

A/C No.: 843410110003987

Target Participants: Research scholars, Faculty Members, and Industrialists.

We herewith enclose the FDP brochure with Registration Link for your active participation.

Registration Link is given below and in the brochure.

https://forms.gle/5tFuiZYWQTVkFn2c6

It is mandatory to fill the above google form for registration Confirmation.

We request you to kindly recommend & instruct your Research Scholars and Faculty Members to actively participate in our FDP.

The number of participants is limited and the selection is based on a First Come - First Served Basis

Last Date for Registration: 05.12.2026

Meeting Platform & joining Link will be shared before 1 day of FDP to the registered mail ids.

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