Upcoming Paper Presentation Competitions in College Fests, Events in October 2025.

Technical Events:
Paper Presentation
Trivexa
Engimax
Glitch Master
Prompt Pixal

Non-technical events:
Free fire
Clue Mania
Cine Nova
Beat Battle
Brain Buzz

Paper Presentation
CADD Designing
Technical Debate
Decode with AR/VR
Land Auction
Bridge the Way

Technical: Hackathon, Paper and Poster Presentation, Technical Quiz, Program Debugging, Hackathon, Myth Buster, Tech Escape Room, Tech Shark. Non-Technical: Art Attack, Just a Minute (JAM) talk, Stand-up comedy, Ship Wreck, Meme Contest, Dance, Singing, Fashion walk, instrumental music, Minute to win. Mobile Games: Free Fire, BGMI, Min to Win

1. Technical Paper Presentations

Description:
A platform for scholars, researchers, and professionals to present their work on innovative advancements in post-harvest technologies. Topics include AI-driven systems, advanced sorting machinery, cold storage solutions, and more.
Objective:
To share cutting-edge research, ideas, and practical experiences related to post-harvest management and its efficiency through advanced machinery.

2. Expert Keynote Sessions

Description:
Distinguished industry professionals and academicians will share their insights on how technology is reshaping the agriculture sector, focusing on food security, automation, and sustainability.
Objective:
To gain expert perspectives on the future of post-harvest machinery and its integration with agriculture and food processing sectors.

3. Panel Discussions

Description:
Interactive discussions with industry leaders and subject matter experts on pressing issues, challenges, and solutions in post-harvest management, including technological gaps and sustainable practices.
Objective:
To foster knowledge exchange and generate ideas for overcoming barriers in the adoption of advanced machinery in agriculture.

4. Networking Opportunities

Description:
A chance for attendees to connect with industry professionals, researchers, and experts. This is an excellent opportunity for collaboration, learning, and exploring potential partnerships.
Objective:
To build professional relationships that could lead to future collaborations and innovations in post-harvest technologies.

5. Workshops & Live Demonstrations

Description:
Hands-on sessions and live demonstrations of advanced machinery used in post-harvest management, focusing on automation, quality control, and waste management solutions.
Objective:
To provide practical insights into how these technologies work and how they can be implemented in real-world scenarios.

6. Paper & Poster Sessions

Description:
Participants can present research Papers and posters on relevant themes like post-harvest losses, cold storage innovations, and AI-integrated solutions in agricultural practices.
Objective:
To encourage the academic community to contribute their findings and share knowledge with peers in the field.

7. Awards & Recognition Ceremony

Description:
Recognition of outstanding contributions in the field of post-harvest management. Awards will be given for best Paper presentations, innovative research, and contributions to the industry.
Objective:
To celebrate excellence in research and practice in the post-harvest domain.

⚙ Fest Events:

1. Capture The Flag (CTF):
A thrilling ethical hacking challenge where participants solve cybersecurity puzzles to capture digital flags and showcase their cyber skills.

2. CASE 404 (Digital Forensics):
Step into the world of cyber investigation! Analyze digital evidence, uncover hidden clues, and solve a virtual cybercrime case.

3. Hidden – Art & Hunt:
A creative treasure hunt with a cyber twist! Decode clues, find hidden items, and showcase your teamwork and intelligence.

4. Paper Presentation:
Participants can present Papers on their own chosen topics, provided they are relevant to Cyber Security, Computer Science, or Electronics and Communication domains.
Innovative and research-oriented topics are highly encouraged.

5. Project Expo:
The Project Expo provides a platform for students to exhibit their innovative projects and prototypes that address real-world problems.
Participants can showcase projects related to IoT, AI, Cyber Security, Embedded Systems, Web or App Development, and other emerging technologies.
It’s an excellent opportunity to demonstrate creativity, teamwork, and technical excellence.

Day 1: Opening & Keynotes
Inaugural Ceremony & Welcome Address
Keynote Talks by Leading Forensic Experts
Plenary Sessions on Emerging Trends in Forensics
Panel Discussion: Ethics and Challenges in Forensic Science
Networking Reception

Day 2: Scientific Sessions & Workshops
Scientific Track 1: Forensic DNA & Molecular Biology
Scientific Track 2: Digital Forensics & Cybercrime
Scientific Track 3: Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry
Poster Presentations by Researchers & Students
Hands-On Workshop: Advanced Techniques in Crime Scene Analysis
Student Presentation Competition
Industry-Academia Panel: Future of Forensic Innovation

Day 3: Specialized Tracks & Closing
Track 4: Forensic Anthropology & Odontology
Track 5: Forensic Psychology & Criminal Profiling
Workshop: Courtroom Testimony & Expert Witness Training
Young Scientist Forum
Award Ceremony for Best Paper, Poster & Presentation
Closing Remarks & Group Photo

Keynote Session
Paper Presentation

The goal of C2I6 conference is to bring out cutting-edge research works carried out in the leading academic institutions, research labs, and industry contributing to Industry 4.0. To facilitate this the conference hosts presentations of peer-reviewed original technical Papers and from academic and industry researchers. Cross-domain contributions from various application areas related directly or indirectly to communication networks, computing, and Industry 4.0 are invited.

Paper Presentation

Technical Session & Paper Presentation

Session – 1: 10.00 am – 11.15 am

Overview of Intellectual Property Rights Converting the Research/ Project works into Patents.

Resource Person : Prof. Dr. M. Kanthababu, Director, Centre for Research & Department of Manufacturing Engineering, Anna University, Chennai.

Session – 2: 11.45 am – 1.00 pm

Copyrights and Trade Marks Creating the Culture of the Start-Up.

Session – 3: 2.00 pm – 3.15 pm

Hands-on-Training on Patent Search for Innovation

Session – 4: 3.30 pm – 4.30 pm

Resources for funding to file patents.

Resource Person: Er.N.Kumutha, Project Scientist II, Patent Information Centre,Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology (TNSCST), Chennai

Day 1: Opening & Keynotes
Inaugural Ceremony & Welcome Address
Keynote Talks by Leading Forensic Experts
Plenary Sessions on Emerging Trends in Forensics
Panel Discussion: Ethics and Challenges in Forensic Science
Networking Reception

Day 2: Scientific Sessions & Workshops
Scientific Track 1: Forensic DNA & Molecular Biology
Scientific Track 2: Digital Forensics & Cybercrime
Scientific Track 3: Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry
Poster Presentations by Researchers & Students
Hands-On Workshop: Advanced Techniques in Crime Scene Analysis
Student Presentation Competition
Industry-Academia Panel: Future of Forensic Innovation

Day 3: Specialized Tracks & Closing
Track 4: Forensic Anthropology & Odontology
Track 5: Forensic Psychology & Criminal Profiling
Workshop: Courtroom Testimony & Expert Witness Training
Young Scientist Forum
Award Ceremony for Best Paper, Poster & Presentation
Closing Remarks & Group Photo