(12-13 December 2025)
In celebration of CBIT’s 47 years of excellence in technical education and research, the Institute successfully conducted the 7th Research Day on 12–13 December 2025 along with 5 international conferences. The event brought together faculty members, scientists, research scholars, and students from across the globe to discuss advancements and challenges in cutting-edge research and innovation. The primary objective of the event was to foster collaboration and provide a platform for sharing groundbreaking research and innovative ideas.
Notably, CBIT inspired all its departments to organize interdisciplinary international conferences as part of the 7th Research Day. As a result, five international conferences were jointly hosted by various departments on this occasion. The conference commenced with an inaugural session, beginning with a welcome address by Prof. C. V. Narasimhulu, Principal, CBIT. He highlighted the institute’s progress and sustained efforts to build a strong research culture, promote innovation, and encourage interdisciplinary engagement across departments. Prof. D. Krishna Reddy, Director – R&D, spoke about the various research activities undertaken at the institution and provided details about the conferences. He emphasized the objectives of the event and the significance of Research Day.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Prakash Chauhan, Director, NRSC, ISRO, Department of Space, Government of India, Balanagar, Hyderabad, highlighted the importance of research in addressing societal challenges. He also discussed various funding schemes available for academic institutions to support research projects and emphasized the need to inculcate research orientation at the student level. He encouraged students and delegates to enhance their knowledge through research-oriented learning.
Prof. Sanket Goel, Birla Chair Professor and Head, Centre for Research Excellence in Semiconductor Technologies (CREST), BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. He explained how research translates into real-world applications through the concept of “Research Reality Return” and expressed his vision for Indian researchers to emerge as global leaders. Prof. C. Krishna Mohan, Department of CSE and Former Dean of Public and Corporate Relations, IIT Hyderabad graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour and highlighted the importance of academic research in realizing the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat 2047.
Research Awards were presented in six categories—quality publications, highest citations, highest citations in Q1 journals, utility patents, sponsored research projects, and consultancy projects—during the valedictory function of the 7th Research Day. These awards recognized faculty members for their outstanding contributions to knowledge creation, innovation, and societal impact. This initiative is expected to further strengthen the institute’s research ecosystem and enhance its NIRF rankings.
The conferences were enriched by keynote speakers from prestigious organizations such as The Boeing Company (USA), BITS Pilani, IIT Hyderabad, SASTRA University, Saveetha University, and several national and international research centers. The event witnessed active participation from national and international researchers, academicians, and industry experts. To ensure high-quality publications, a review committee comprising renowned academicians and researchers was constituted. Out of 633 paper submissions, 280 were accepted for presentation. A total of 19 technical parallel sessions were conducted in hybrid mode, with 166 registered participants presenting their work across the seven international conferences. Additionally, 41 products were exhibited and 121 posters were presented by investigators of external research projects and in-house seed grant projects near the R&E Hub as part of the 7th Research Day.
The 7th Research Day and associated conferences concluded with a valedictory session highlighted by the closing address of the Chief Guest, Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi, Director, NIT Warangal. He emphasized that India is rapidly progressing toward becoming a global leader not only economically but also in the R&D ecosystem. He envisioned a future where India develops and manufactures high-end scientific equipment currently imported from abroad, reflecting the nation’s growing technological capabilities. Prof. Subudhi commended CBIT for integrating research into undergraduate education and emphasized that while AI tools can support teaching and academic activities, they can never replace the motivation, inspiration, and human connection provided by dedicated educators. He also highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary research and stronger institutional collaboration, proposing joint initiatives between CBIT and NIT Warangal, including international conferences, customized Ph.D. programs, student internships, and shared access to advanced R&D facilities—marking the beginning of a promising research partnership.
The Head of the Institution, Dr. C. V. Narasimhulu, announced the winners of the Best Paper, Best Product, and Best Poster awards in recognition of their outstanding contributions. The detailed report of the event was presented by Dr. T. Sudhakar Babu, Associate Director – R&D.
(13-14 December 2024)
In celebration of CBIT’s 46 years of excellence in Technical Education and Research, the Institute successfully conducted the 6th ‘Research Day’ during 13–14, December 2024. This event brought together Faculty, Scientists, Research Scholars, and Students across the globe to discuss advancements and challenges in cutting-edge research and innovations. The event aimed to foster collaboration and provide a platform for sharing ground-breaking research and innovative ideas. It is worth noting that, for the first time, CBIT has inspired all the departments to organize various interdisciplinary international conferences as part of the 6th Research Day. As a result, seven international conferences are being jointly hosted by various departments on this occasion. The conference commenced with an inaugural session, with the welcome address by Prof. C. V. Narasimhulu, Principal, CBIT. He emphasized the objectives of the conference and the significance of Research Day. The Chief Guest Sri SSS BS Subbarao, Outstanding Scientist, Group Director – Control & Laser Systems, Dean – Electro optical Instruments Research Academy (ELOIRA), Research Centre Imarat (RCI), DRDO, Hyderabad graced. He presented the significant of Research in academic institution and he also informed various on-going projects with academic collaboration. He presented the DRDO clusters, on-going projects start-up initiatives. He encouraged the delegates and students to build their knowledge through research oriented learning. Dr. Radhika Soanker, Additional Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmacology, AIIMS Bibinagar, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, Hyderabad graced as Guest of Honor. She emphasized the role of AI in health care and importance of collaborative Research. The dignitaries were present on the dias included Prof. P. Ravinder Reddy, I/c Director and Head-R&E Hub, Prof. A. D. Sarma, Advisor-R&D and Prof. D. Krishna Reddy, Director – R&D spoke about various research activities in the institution along with giving the details about the conferences.
First time, Research Awards have been given in six categories such as quality publications, highest citations, highest citations cited in Q1 journals, utility patents, sponsored research projects and consultancy projects in inaugural function of the 6th Research Day 2024. These Research Awards are given with recognizing faculty who have made outstanding contributions in advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and creating a positive societal impact through their research and innovation. Further, this initiative will become as fuel to enhance research contributions of the institute for improving NIRF Rankings. Keynote addresses were delivered by esteemed speakers from renowned organizations such as IITs, NITs, CSIRs, DRDO, TSIDC, the University of Hyderabad, and BITS Pilani. It has to be put on record that from the day of release of brochures, we received an overwhelming response from researchers from all over the globe. We have received articles from several renowned international universities, including Florida State University, the University of South Africa, Najran University (Saudi Arabia), the University of Southern California, the University of Washington, Northeastern University, and Cleveland University. From India, contributions have come from prestigious institutions such as NITs, IITs, CSIR-IICT, AcSIR, Osmania University, JNTU, Anna University, Chandigarh University, VIT, SRM, Amity University, Lovely Professional University, the Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics (Hyderabad), Amrita University, and Manipal University. To maintain the high quality of papers we have constituted a reviewing committee of renowned academicians and researchers. Received 1073 articles out of which 572 are accepted by review committee for presentation. Overall, 60 technical parallel sessions were conducted in hybrid mode for 388 registered participants in all the seven International Conferences. Along the seven conferences, 20 products were exhibited and 67 posters have been presented by Investigators of external research projects and In-House seed grant projects near R&E Hub as a part of 6th Research Day.
The 6th Research Day and conferences are concluded with a valedictory session, featuring closing remarks by the Chief Guest, Dr. Musti K.S. Sastry, Associate Professor at the Namibia University of Science and Technology. He emphasized the critical role of innovation in shaping the present era and its potential to address global challenges. The head of the institute Dr. C V Narasimhulu announced the winners of best papers, products and posters in recognizing their excellence. The detailed report is presented by Dr. T Sudhakar Babu, Associate Director-R&D.
The 5th Research Day (18 November 2023) is successfully completed and it has inspired many faculty members and Researchers in initiating research-based start-ups and maintaining high standards in Research and Teaching.
It is a great honour to have Prof. D. N Reddy (Former Chairman-RAC, DRDO New Delhi, Former Director- AIMSCS, CR Rao Institute and Former Vice Chancellor, JNTU, Hyderabad) as Chief Guest. His motivating speech on academic standards and research quality impressed both the staff and students. He enlightened the participants about the need for taking academic research to newer heights. Padma Shri N Divakar Former Director-Defence Electronics Research Laboratory (DLRL) and Prof. P. Chandra Sekhar, Professor and Vice-Principal, University College of Engineering, Osmania University both as Guest of Honours, spoke on Research and entrepreneurship and have been an inspiration to all. Keynote Speaker Dr. Sreekumar Vobugari, Senior Principal Consultant, motivated students, research scholars and staff to work on future needs and societal demands.
It has to be put on record that from the day of release of brochure, we received an overwhelming response from researchers from all over the country and we received 501 abstracts out of which 238 are for oral presentation, 116 for poster and 27 for product exhibition. To maintain the high quality of papers we have constituted a reviewing committee of renowned academicians and researchers. They carefully have peer reviewed and selected just 381 best quality papers. Out of which 254 papers are registered.
For these 254 papers, 395 participants are registered including 18 spot registrations. A total of 22 sessions related to various departments are conducted in a highly professional way and are very interactive. We invited session chairs from various reputed organizations such as NPL, ISRO, DRDO, Infosys, Vivo Biotech Ltd, NITW, UoH, Osmania, BITS Pilani, VIT etc. All sessions are conducted parallelly in the respective departments. Based on the presentations 13 best papers are selected. All necessary arrangements are made for posters and products exhibition in R& D premises where 54 posters and 25 products are exhibited. Among these, 3 Best Posters and 3 innovative products are selected.
In the concluding session, the names of the faculty / students of the best paper/poster/product are announced and distributed certificates.
The 4th Research Day (17 December 2022) was successfully completed and it has inspired many faculty members and Researchers in initiating research-based start-ups and maintaining high standards in Research and Teaching.
It was a great honour to have Dr G. Satheesh Reddy, Scientific Adviser to Raksha Mantri, Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India as Chief Guest. His address to the audience was apt and significant in the context of “Make for the World”. He enlightened the participants about the need for taking academic research to newer heights. His words of encouragement help the faculty and young students to stay motivated towards research and entrepreneurship. Sri N. Ravi Chander, Ex. Executive Director BHEL, Hyderabad and Dr. T. Ravi Shankar, Former Dy Director (Bhuvan Geoportal and Web Services area) NRSC,ISRO, Hyderabad, both as Guest of Honours, spoke on Research and entrepreneurship and have been an inspiration to all. Two invited expert talks are arranged and they are well received. Prof. Milos Stojmenovic Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Singidunum University, Serbia has extensively discussed about AI in Health Care, Robotics, and Biology. His talk enthused the faculty to have possible future R&D collaboration with international institutions. The second speaker Sri Pranav Hebbar, Founder – Make Room India (Global) & Uttunga Ventures provided insights on Innovations for Bharat and Road to Societally Impactful Technologies in the context of Research and Development.
It has to be put on record that from the day of release of brochure, we received an overwhelming response from researchers all over India. We received around 241 abstracts and 20 product exhibitions not only from Telangana but also from other states (AP, Odisha and Jammu). To maintain the high quality of papers we have constituted a review committee of academicians and researchers. They carefully have peer reviewed and selected 139 (Oral: 123, Poster: 16) out of 241 total papers. A total 17 sessions related to various departments are conducted in a highly professional way and was very interactive.
In the concluding session, the Principal announced the names of the members of the best paper of each session and the CBIT faculty who contributed the most in terms of publications, citations and sponsored project funding in the calendar year 2021 for the NIRF-2023 ranking.
The Research Day (28 August 2021) was successfully completed and it has inspired many faculty members and Researchers in initiating research-based start-ups and maintaining high standards in Research and Teaching.
It was great honour to have Dr. Amit Kumar Patra, Director, National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), Department of Space: Government of India as Chief guest. His motivating speech on academic standards and research quality impressed both the staff and students. Dr. A Govardhan, Rector, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, as a Guest of Honour, spoke on Research and has been an inspiration.
Two expert invited talks are arranged and they are well received. Dr. S Karunanidhi, Associate Director, RCI, DRDO has extensively discussed about Research Methodologies for Innovation and Creativity. His talk motivated us for future R&D collaboration with research organization. The second speaker Dr. Ramjee Pallela, Chief Operating Officer, Atal Incubation Centre, CCMB provided good information on Research to Invention & Innovation, Road to Societally Impactful Technologies in the context of Research and Innovation.
It has to be put on record that from the day of release of brochure, we received an overwhelming response of researchers all around the globe, even during the pandemic times. We received around 220 abstracts not only from India but also from abroad (AP, Gujarat, Karnataka, Odisha, west Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Canada and Singapore)
To maintain the high quality of papers we have constituted a reviewing committee of renowned academicians and researchers. They carefully have peer reviewed and selected 50% of total papers (110 best quality papers).
It is advised to HoDs to make necessary arrangements for online presentations in the afternoon from 14:00-16:00 IST (Hrs.) on 28 August 2021 (Saturday). And also given instructions to HoDs, invite a session chair if at least 6 papers are accepted for presentation. Maximum of 4 sessions can be conducted in parallel based on the count of the accepted papers. The session chair should be a renowned person preferably from reputed organizations. A total 15 Sessions are arranged for various departments.
In the concluding session respective HoDs presented brief details of Research Day proceedings. Principal Announced the names of the members of best paper of each session. This year we introduced appreciation certificates for the faculty who contributed most in terms of publications, citations and sponsored project funding to the last three NIRF rankings.
The Research Day (23 August 2020)was successfully completed and it has inspired many faculty members and Researchers in initiating research-based start-ups and maintaining high standards in Research and Teaching. It was great honour to have Prof. S. Srinivas Kumar, Vice Chancellor, JNTU Anantapuras Chief guest and Key note speaker. His motivating speech on academic standards and research qualityimpressed both the staff and students. In addition to the Key Note address, another two expert invited talks are arranged and they are well received. Sri.Bhubesh Kumar, Director-Food & Agriculture, Research and Innovation Circle of Hyderabad (RICH), T-Hub, Hyderabad has extensively discussed about Transformational Research. His talk motivated us to have a MoU with RICH for benefitting both faculty and students and is under process. The third speaker Sri.Tapan Brahma IPR Attorney, Excylze IPR Services New Delhi presented excellent information on IPR Protection in the context of Research and Innovation.
Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT), committed to Research and Innovation, with an objective to facilitate Individual and Collaborative Research for Sponsored and Consultancy Projects, had established, on the 23rd of August, 2018, a State -of-the-Art Research and Development Centre, to support advanced Research and Innovation Ecosystem, connecting Innovators across Industry and Individuals. Dr. V. Malakonda Reddy, President CBIT, has been the inspiring strength for this Centre to become a reality. The Mission of the Centre is to streamline the Research Activities and contribute Products, Processes and Systems, to make a mark, in the ‘Make in India’ Program actively and aggressively promoted by the Government of India. To achieve this, each of the Departments will engage in Advanced Research of their Projects in the Independent space earmarked to them.
Commemorating CBIT’s 40 years of successful Journey in the Field of Technical Education, the Institute has launched the first ‘Research Day’ in the Institute’s Campus on 23 August 2019, by inviting the Research Scholars, Faculty, Students and other Scientists from Industry and Institutions, engaged in Research to participate in the proceedings and present their Works as Abstracts. There has been an overwhelming response not only from CBIT Fraternity but also from the Research Community across India. The meticulously selected Abstracts have been compiled and Published as Book of Abstracts showcasing the Research in Progress and the outcomes of the completed Projects. This compilation of Research Abstracts will serve as a Source of Knowledge and Inspiration to the discerning Researchers and also enable them to appreciate the challenges in developing the Innovate Products while showcasing on the present Status of the Products and their Principles of Operation undertaken by other Researches, Developers and enthusiastic Engineers with whom relationships could be nurtured to group a strong dedicated, work force committed and develop a futuristic Innovative Systems that can make a difference in the quality of living in India and other developing Countries.
The Research Day has inspired many of the targeted Scholars and Researchers whose contribution has made the launch a successful endeavor. We are honored to have with us the Globally known Prof. David Gibson, Director of Learning Futures, Curtin University from Western Australia and UNESCO Chair, for accepting our Invitation and for being the Chief Guest. His Presentation of the Research Works have been an inspiration. Dr. RupaVuthaluru, Professor Curtin University also presented her Works.
A total of 354 abstracts are received from various engineering colleges in both Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The Departmental Research committees scrutinized the Abstracts and accepted 315 abstracts (oral presentation: 226; Poster presentation: 89). A total of 564 participants have been participated in Research Day including product exhibition (140). A book of Abstracts (includes all 315 Abstracts) is released in the name of pre-symposium copy on the Research Day. A total of four invited talks have been arranged in the N block seminar hall, these talks includes the Challenge Based Innovation, Developing Entrepreneurship Capabilities. The departments distributed 3 prizes (Rs. 1000 cash prize per each category) for best oral/poster and product in the departmental level.