Postdoctoral Fellows from SRMIST Visit City St George’s, University of London and MIT Square, London

London, United Kingdom Aug 11, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Postdoctoral fellows from SRM Institute of Science & Technology, Chennai, India, recently visited City, St Georges, University of London as part of the Faculty Abroad Programme (FAP) organised by MIT Square, London. The initiative is designed to foster academic excellence, promote international research collaboration, and strengthen partnerships between global universities and the UKs leading higher education institutions.

Dr. Karthick T, Dr. Pradeep Sudhakaran, Dr. Maniraj P, Dr. Preetha M, Dr. Mythili R, Dr. Amirthalakshmi T M, Dr. Judy Simon, Dr. Kapileswar N, Dr. Phani Kumar Polasi, and Dr. Pavithra Guru, pursuing post doctoral fellowship, worked on very interesting projects. 

During their visit, the fellows participated in a dynamic schedule of activities, including delivering expert lectures, engaging in research workshops, exploring collaborative grant opportunities, and interacting with faculty and students. The programme offered them the opportunity to experience the academic culture of a world-class UK institution while sharing insights from their respective countries and research fields.

The fellows also toured research facilities, attended academic networking sessions, and discussed pathways for joint publications and future collaborative projects. Their participation reinforced the vision of building sustainable academic and industry partnerships on an international scale.

Dr. Mithileysh Sathiyanarayanan, Scientist & CEO of MIT Square, London, emphasised, Our Faculty Abroad Programme bridges continents, disciplines, and ideas. By hosting global postdoctoral fellows at City, St Georges, were building a stronger network of scholars who can work together to address worldwide challenges.

This visit stands as a milestone in MIT Squares commitment to facilitating meaningful academic exchanges, underscoring the value of global engagement in advancing research, innovation, and higher education.