Piston is a SIG dedicated to the engineering applications of Mechanical, Civil, Chemical and Material Sciences. The SIG functions as a platform for students interested in learning and advancing specific areas of knowledge and technology. The SIG members co-operate, communicate, and organise meets, talks and conferences to discuss the latest technological advancements and applications.
The SIG specializes on a lot of areas like Aerospace Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Chemical and Thermal Engineering, Heat and Renewable Energy Engineering, Robotics, Controls & Mechatronics and Structures & Materials.
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The IEEE NITK Chapter presents the Athenaeum Talk Series as part of IEEE Week, featuring seven days of talks by leading researchers, academicians, and industry experts. The series explores emerging trends in engineering and computer science, promotes knowledge sharing, and encourages technical engagement and professional networking among students.
GeoRescue: Mapping Disasters, Making Decisions is an interactive IEEE GRSS event introducing students to GIS, Remote Sensing, and disaster management. Through two scenario-based challenges, participants analyse satellite imagery, identify flood-affected areas, select relief centres, and plan safe emergency routes, developing teamwork, spatial reasoning, and decision-making skills.
Ever wondered why planes look the way they do? Every wing, engine and rivet has a story — written by wars, crashes and breakthroughs. From the Wright brothers' wooden flyer to modern jets, join AESS IEEE NITK for an evening of: 🎤 Interactive talks 🔍 Real crash investigations, decoded ⚔️ Debates that'll make you rethink aviation
