SeminarUNREACH THE REACH: SPACE TECHNOLOGY-2025
The Department of EEE, JCTCET, organized a seminar on “Unreach the Reach – Space Technology” on 14 October 2025. Led by ISRO Senior Scientist Mr. D. Gokul, the session explored India’s satellite, lunar and Mars missions while inspiring students toward careers in space research and innovation.
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Unreach the Reach – Space Technology
JCT College of Engineering and Technology | 14 October 2025 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Seminar Overview
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, JCT College of Engineering and Technology, organized an enlightening seminar titled “Unreach the Reach – Space Technology” on 14 October 2025 at the JCTCET Seminar Hall.
The event was conducted under the banner of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) and ISTE Students’ Chapter, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goal of Quality Education.
Exploring New Frontiers in Space Technology
The seminar was organized to introduce students to the rapidly advancing field of space science and technology and provide exposure to India's achievements in space exploration.
The program aimed to inspire young engineers to look beyond conventional career pathways and explore opportunities in space research, engineering, scientific innovation and advanced technology development.
Welcome Address
Dr. B. Balaraj, Head of the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, delivered the welcome address and warmly welcomed the dignitaries, faculty members and students to the technical session.
Felicitation Address
Dr. S. Manoharan, Principal, JCT College of Engineering and Technology, felicitated the gathering and emphasized the importance of continuously exploring new frontiers in science, engineering and technology.
He encouraged students to develop curiosity, strengthen their technical knowledge and actively engage with emerging areas of research and innovation.
Resource Person
Mr. D. Gokul
Senior Scientist
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Bengaluru
Advancements in Space Technology
Mr. D. Gokul delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking technical session covering significant developments in space technology and exploration.
The session offered students valuable exposure to the technological advancements behind modern space missions and highlighted the importance of research, engineering precision and continuous innovation in expanding the possibilities of space exploration.
India's Journey in Space Exploration
A major focus of the seminar was India's significant contribution to global space exploration. The resource person discussed the progress achieved through satellite launches, lunar exploration and Mars missions.
The discussion helped students appreciate the scientific and engineering capabilities involved in planning and executing complex space missions, while providing insights into India's expanding role in space science and technology.
Key Areas Explored
- Advancements in space science and technology
- India's satellite launch capabilities
- Lunar exploration missions
- Mars exploration initiatives
- Recent developments in space research
- Engineering and innovation in space missions
- Career and research opportunities for young engineers
Inspiring Research & Innovation
The resource person encouraged students to view research and innovation as important pathways for solving complex engineering challenges and contributing to future technological developments.
The interaction motivated students to strengthen their engineering fundamentals, develop problem-solving abilities and cultivate the curiosity required to participate in advanced scientific and technological research.
Career Opportunities in Space Research
The seminar also introduced students to the growing opportunities available for engineering graduates in the field of space technology and research.
Students were motivated to pursue advanced learning and develop specialized technical competencies that could prepare them for careers involving space systems, research, electronics, electrical engineering and emerging technologies.
Interactive Q&A Session
The seminar was highly interactive, with students actively participating in the question-and-answer session. The interaction provided participants with an opportunity to clarify their queries and gain deeper insights into space technology, research and future opportunities directly from the resource person.
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Participants Benefited
A total of 98 participants benefited from the seminar, gaining valuable knowledge about space technology, scientific research and emerging opportunities in the field.
Supporting Quality Education
The seminar aligned with the Sustainable Development Goal of Quality Education by providing students with learning beyond the classroom and connecting academic knowledge with advanced scientific developments.
Interaction with an experienced scientist provided students with industry and research-oriented perspectives, encouraging continuous learning and scientific curiosity.
Seminar Outcome
The seminar successfully broadened students' understanding of space science, satellite technology, planetary exploration and research opportunities.
The session inspired participants to explore advanced areas of engineering, develop a research-oriented mindset and consider careers in space science and technology. It also strengthened their awareness of India's achievements and future potential in space exploration.
Vote of Thanks
The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Ms. S. Shobana, Assistant Professor, Department of EEE. She expressed sincere gratitude to the Management, Principal, resource person, faculty members and participants for their valuable support and enthusiastic participation in making the seminar a grand success.
Inspiring Young Engineers to Reach Beyond
“Unreach the Reach – Space Technology” provided students with an inspiring glimpse into India's space journey and encouraged them to transform curiosity into knowledge, knowledge into innovation, and innovation into meaningful contributions to the future of science and technology.
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