“To envision a holistic and transdisciplinary academic Centre that encourages traditional, novel and transdisciplinary research and development in sustainable water research.”
The North-East of India is rich in water resources. Amid the plentiful availability of water, there are some states that are having scarcity of water. The Centre for Sustainable Water Research aims in bringing scientific tools to cater the sustainable use of water in the region as well as for the whole country. Modern research methodologies and techniques will be adopted by the Centre for PhD and online M.Tech programs. The courses offered by the Centre can cater the training needs of field engineers in the water sector.
Though the Centre is located in North-East of India, the state-of-art research techniques and courses will be useful nationally and internationally. International collaborations with various water related universities are also aimed and also forging strong research and teaching relations with the South East Asian countries. The centre will also work on various water and glacial related sponsored research projects and consultancy projects.
The centre will act as the nodal section from IIT Guwahati to host activities related to:
· Brahmaputra River
· State Water Policies
· Australia India Water Centre
· Jal Jeevan Mission Chair Professor
Professor and Head
Centre for Sustainable Water Research
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
Kamrup - 781039,
Assam, INDIA
+91 361 258 2422
hocswr@iitg.ac.in
The centre focusses on following thrust research areas in three categories:
Science and Technology
Ecology and Environment
Society and Water Policy
The following faculties are associated with the Centre for Sustainable Water Research.:
From Department of Civil Engineering
From Department of Chemical Engineering
From Department of Chemistry
From Department of Biosciences and Bio-Engineering
From Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
From School of Agro and Rural Technology
Honorary and Visiting Faculties
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