Project Gallery was organised by ASAS on 24 September 2026. It encouraged students to develop practical and experimental skills, apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, and foster problem-solving, teamwork, scientific communication, and innovation.
The Department of Physics, through Photon House, organized the Physics Project Gallery in Room D-326 under the coordination of Dr. Supreet, Coordinator of Photon House, to provide students with a platform to showcase their creativity, scientific understanding, and practical application of physics concepts. Inspired by the philosophy of “Small Models, Big Ideas” and the motto “Science today, solutions tomorrow,” the event aimed to promote experiential and project-based learning through innovative working models.
The Physics Project Gallery successfully provided students with an opportunity to demonstrate their technical competencies and innovative thinking through working models, including a Gyroscopic Remote Control Car, Tesla Coil, Gesture Musical Glove, and Intelligent Traffic Management System. The activity strengthened their understanding of physics concepts and their real-world applications across mechanics, electronics, electromagnetism, materials science, and automation. It also encouraged collaborative learning, hands-on experimentation, and the exchange of innovative ideas among students and faculty, fostering scientific curiosity and a culture of learning beyond the classroom.