IIITH launches online course on AI for medical professionals

IIITH has launched an online course on ‘AI for Medical Professionals’, in collaboration with National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS), an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, and IHub-Data. The 12-week online orientation course on AI for Medical Professionals will equip medical professionals with the requisite skills needed to understand, evaluate, and apply AI technologies in clinical settings, improving patient care and operational efficiency. It covers both theory and tutorials covering the basics of AI, machine learning, deep learning etc.

IIITH is part of National Blockchain Framework

The National Blockchain Framework (NBF) is designed to promote research, application development, and secure digital service delivery. The technology stack, hosted across NIC data centers in Bhubaneswar, Pune, and Hyderabad, features distributed infrastructure, core framework functionality, smart contracts, API gateway, and enhanced security and privacy measures.

The NBF initiative is a collaborative effort involving C-DAC, NIC, IDRBT Hyderabad, IIT Hyderabad, IIIT Hyderabad, and SETS Chennai, aimed at addressing challenges related to blockchain research, security, and interoperability. The initiative has already generated several patents and research publications.

IIITH Celebrates 27th Foundation Day

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IIITH celebrates 27th Foundation Day

IIITH celebrated its 27th Foundation Day today. Sri Jayesh Ranjan, Special Chief Secretary for Information Technology, Telangana was the chief guest.

Sri Jayesh Ranjan also viewed a showcase of IIITH’s seminal works with wide impact that have benefited society. These ranged from using AI for oral cancer detection, iRASTE road safety project, computational drug discovery, geospatial solutions for nature conversation – from lakes to tigers, earthquake and drone-based building safety assessments, brain mapping, shape-shifting drones, ornithopter, language technologies, lipSync and language translations, smart city research and implementations.

27th Foundation Day

IIIT Hyderabad will be celebrating its 27th Foundation Day on 2 September. Sri. D Sridhar Babu, Minister of IT & Industries, Telangana will be the chief guest at this momentous event. There will be a Fireside Chat with Sri D Sridhar Babu, followed by an interactive session with faculty, staff, students and alumni of IIITH. Students who would like to ask the Minister any questions during the interactive session are requested to please fill in this form asap https://forms.gle/sYL6P5BF7R3fdV5m8

We will be felicitating alumni winners of the Outstanding Service award at the event.

We are excited to announce the Outstanding Service Award for our alumni, for the year 2024! This is the highest honor the institute can confer on its alumni, in the Outstanding Service category. This years award goes to Soujanya Lanka B.Tech CSE -1998, Ph.D -2003 and Vipul Kedia B.Tech CSE (Hons) -1999

The Alumni Awards ceremony, will be the beginning of a new tradition at the institute. Established to mark our silver jubilee, the award is a badge of honor, both to the institute and the alumni who receive it. The Alumni Awards function, will now become a regular feature of our Foundation Day celebrations.

IIITH study finds where gazes are fixed

The research aimed to investigate whether women are subjected to objectifying gazes even when their clothing is not considered provocative. “It’s her fault.” – a phrase that has been used to justify countless acts of sexual harassment and assault, placing blame on the victim rather than the perpetrator. The key allegation against the victims is that they were not dressed appropriately, which might have led to the harassment. This victim-blaming attitude often hinges on the notion that women’s clothing choices invite unwanted attention. However, a groundbreaking study by researchers at the Cognitive Science Lab at IIITH challenges this pervasive belief.