From the Dean's Desk December-2024

Prof. Ravindra D. Gudi
Ph.D., FNAE, FNASc & FIIChE
Dean – Alumni and Corporate Relations
Institute AI & ML Chair Professor

Dear Fellow Alumnus,
As 2024 comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on a year filled with growth, connections, and milestones.
SPECIAL REPORT

Alumination 2024
At the heart of India’s premier engineering Institute, IIT Bombay, lies a tradition of connecting the past and future through its flagship alumni fest, Alumination.
Hosted by the Student Alumni Relations Cell (SARC), Alumination 2024 unfolded as a vibrant tapestry of nostalgia, inspiration, and discovery. Anchored by the theme Noren of Nostalgia, the event paid homage to the Institute’s cherished traditions while paving the way for future possibilities. Held on October 27th, 2024, the event created a unique confluence of alumni, students, and faculty, fostering an environment of mentorship, learning, and celebration. From shadow programs that offered industry insights to dynamic panel discussions, Alumination 2024 proved to be a day of transformative experiences and heartfelt connections.
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ALUMNI GIVING
Bhukhanwala Brothers Fellowship
ALUMNI GIVING
Bhukhanwala Brothers Fellowship
IIT Bombay is delighted to announce the launch of the prestigious Bhukhanwala Brothers Fellowship, generously established by its alumnus Mr. Niraj Bhukhanwala (B.Tech., Electrical & Electronics Engineering, 1995) and Bhukhanvala Industries Pvt. Ltd. This initiative commemorates the legacy of the company’s visionary founders, the late Mr. Pankaj Bhukhanwala and the late Mr. Madhukant Bhukhanwala.
Designed to propel advancements in Strategic Materials and High-Performance Ceramics, the Fellowship will provide financial support to one M.Tech. student annually over the next five years,
CORPORATE COLLABORATION

Autodesk

Sinclair, Inc.
RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT

Water-Pollutant Detecting Device: Arotrack
IIT Bombay Team Develops Affordable, Portable Water-Pollutant Detecting Device: Arotrack
The device uses a protein-based biosensor to detect harmful pollutants like phenol and benzene from the water sample.
In a significant development for sustainable environmental management, scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) have introduced an economical and portable device to accurately detect harmful pollutants such as phenol or benzene in water. The device, named AroTrack, can be a game-changer given the increasing water pollution due to industrialisation, urbanisation, and unregulated effluent discharge.
When access to safe drinking water is shrinking, pollution of the remaining freshwater bodies is a serious concern. In cities worldwide, untreated industrial effluents are often discharged into the rivers, bringing in hazardous pollutants like phenol, benzene, and xylenols.
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UPCOMING ALUMNI REUNIONS
UPCOMING ALUMNI REUNIONS
Reconnect, Relive, and Celebrate: Don’t Miss Your Reunion at IIT Bombay!
Attention Alumni: Don’t Miss Your Chance to Reconnect with your Alma Mater and your Batchmates!
IIT Bombay is buzzing with excitement as we gear up for a series of momentous alumni reunions in the coming months!
Calling alumni from the classes of 2014, 2010, 2009, 2008, 1999, 1975, 1974, 1965, 1964, and 1963!
INSTITUTE HIGHLIGHTS

IIT Bombay Celebrates National Education Day

GIL Releases SCED Report

All IIT Librarians Meet 2024
