By:VanshiGoyal&AnkushSingh
JUIT,Waknaghat,October31,2023-TheSIAM(SocietyforIndustrialandApplied Mathematics) JUIT chapter successfully conducted a captivatingsessionwithDr.ChandrajitBajaj,ProfessorattheUniversityofTexas(SIAMfellow), on the topic of “Interdisciplinary Approaches to ComputationalModeling”underitsDistinguishedSpeakerSeminarSeries.Theevent,heldonWednesday,October31,2023,wasanenlighteningandenrichingexperienceforallattendees.
Professor Chandrajit Bajaj, an accomplished figure in the fields of ComputerScienceandComputationalVisualization,currentlyservesastheComputationalandAppliedMathematicsChairinvisualizationandasaProfessorofComputerSciencesatUT,Austin.Hisdiverseresearchinterestsencompassimageprocessing,computationalgeometry,geometricmodeling,andmuchmore.
Duringthisengagingsession,Dr.Bajajsharedhisextensiveknowledgeandexperience,sheddinglightonthefusionofmathematicsandcomputersciencetotacklecomplexproblems.Notablehighlightsofhispresentationincludedtheapplicationofoptimalcontrolgradientflow(OCF)andblackboxoptimizationonsurrogatemodels,hisgroundbreakingworkinbioinformatics,andtheuseofneuralnetworksandreinforcementlearninginmodelingthedynamicnatureofbiologicalsystemsusingAI.
Dr. Chandrajit Bajajdelivered anengaging and thought-provokingpresentationthatleftalastingimpactontheaudience.Hisdeepknowledgeandinsightfulperspectivesprovidedvaluableinsightsintothelatestdevelopmentsandtrends,makingitamust-attendeventforthoseseekingtostayonthecuttingedge.
ThewebinarwasproficientlyhostedbyAnkushSingh,whoadeptlyguidedtheconversationandensuredthatthewebinarwasacaptivatingexperienceforall.
Lateron,allparticipantshadtheopportunitytointeractwithDr.Chandrajit,askquestions,andengageindiscussions.
Theeventwasatruetestamenttoourcommitmenttofosteringacommunityoflearningandprofessionalgrowth,andwewillcontinuetoconductsuchgreatevents in the future, which will help in the growth and development of thestudentsassociatedwithus.YourSIAMJUITchapterremainsdedicatedtobringingthelatestdevelopmentsinmathematicsandappliedsciencestoyourdoorstep.