The second day of the International Conference titled “Science Without Boundaries: Collaborative Research for the 21st Century” concluded successfully on 2nd April 2026, marked by insightful discussions, scholarly exchanges, and a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration.
The day commenced with an engaging online plenary session featuring six distinguished delegates from India and abroad. Prof. Dr. Madhusudan Choudhary (USA) delivered an enlightening talk on gene expression in Acidovorax species, highlighting its scientific significance. Prof. Dr. Rajeev Azad (USA) and Dr. Sumit Sinha shared valuable insights from their respective domains. Prof. Dilip Kumar and Dr. Samir Kumar Sinha further enriched the session with their expertise. The session was ably chaired by Dr. Aprajita Krishna, while Dr. Jyoti Chandra served as the main compere. The vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Sumeet Ranjan, Organizing Secretary.
The conference then progressed to the technical session, where 26 research papers were presented by participants from across the country, reflecting diverse scientific themes and innovative approaches. The session was chaired by Prof. Shailendra, PG Department of Chemistry, and co-chaired by Prof. Sanjay Kumar from Bihar Animal Science University. Mr. Rajeev Ranjan efficiently conducted the proceedings as the main compere.
The conference concluded with a vibrant valedictory session that celebrated academic excellence and collaborative spirit. The Chief Guest, Dr. Diwakar Singh Dinesh,Scientist F, RMRIMS emphasized that collaborative research in the 21st century is crucial for nation-building and sustainable development. The Guest of Honour, Dr. L. B. Singh,Director, Mahavir Cancer Sansthan spoke on the transformative role of research in addressing critical health challenges such as cancer. The welcome address was delivered by Dr. Aprajita Krishna, Former Registrar, BRABU
The session was compered by Dr. Sapna. The recommendations of the conference were presented by Dr. Neetu, while the rapporteur’s report was delivered by Dr. Sumeet Ranjan. The formal vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Jyoti Chandra. Certificates were distributed to all participants in recognition of their valuable contributions in the presence of Dr Shobha Srivasatva and Dr Madhu Rani Sinha, Convenors of the conference.
The conference successfully fostered an environment of intellectual exchange, encouraging young researchers and academicians to engage in meaningful dialogue and collaborative ventures. It reaffirmed the importance of bridging disciplinary boundaries to address global challenges and promote innovative research for the betterment of society.
