H.E. Prof. J.B. Disanayaka, Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Thailand advised students to use knowledge carefully and handle it with care. The Ambassador was delivering the graduation address at the 113th graduation of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT).
Five hundred and thirty-four students received their degrees at the 113th Graduation Ceremony of the Asian Institute of Technology on 26 May 2010. Thirty-one students received doctoral degrees while the others received Master’s degrees.
The 113th AIT graduation shall take place on 26 May 2010 at the AIT Conference Center Auditorium. H.E. J.B.Disanayaka, Ambassador of Government of Sri Lanka will deliver the graduation address during the morning ceremony. Dr.Prasert Patramai, Chairman, TEAM Consulting Engineering and Management Co. Ltd.
One hundred and sixty five students of the graduating batch from Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) participated in the induction ceremony for AIT alumni. Organized by the AIT Alumni Association, the ceremony witnessed prominent alumni welcoming the new entrants.
Fifty five students participated in the fifth Master’s Thesis Competition at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). The event, organized on 17 May, was witnessed by experts from International and regional organizations, partner universities as well as the private sector who acted as judges in various categories.
Ms Aarthy Sivapunniyam was declared the winner of the second AIT v.research competition organized at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). The award winning video titled “Gas sensor based on nanostructures†was the judge’s choice and won the grand prize of a Sony HD video camera. The video based on her research as a student of Microelectronics in the School of Engineering and Technology (SET) focused on how gas leakage disasters could be avoided using sensors based on nanotechnology. Her research was carried under the supervision of Prof. Joydeep Dutta, Director, Center for Excellence in Nanotechnology at AIT.
JOIN THE HUNT! All AIT students are invited to be a part of the next generation of “AIT Film Makers”! v.research is an initiative to encourage student researchers to hone their ability to convey an idea in a clear, concise and entertaining way. Produce your own video and win a new HD camcorder, cash prizes and more! The rules are simple: Compose a 3-minute video about your thesis.
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and PSG Institute of Advanced Studies (PSGIAS) will jointly offer Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in the field of Nanotechnology. This follows an agreement between AIT and PSGIAS for the launch of a Master’s degree program in August 2010, and a Bachelor program leading to Master’s which shall commence in 2011.
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and PSG Institute of Advanced Studies (PSGIAS) will jointly offer Bachelor’s and Master’s programs in the field of Nanotechnology. This follows an agreement between AIT and PSGIAS for the launch of a Master’s degree program in August 2010, and a Bachelor program leading to Master’s which shall commence in 2011.
Asian Institute of Technology charts new legal direction