10-day research capacity-building workshop concludes at SKUAST-K

Srinagar, Dec 15: A 10-day workshop on research skills concluded at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir Shuhama campus on Friday.

A statement stated that the training programme was organised by the varsity’s Faculty of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry under the World Bank-ICAR funded National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) for the institutional development of SKUAST-K.

The workshop aimed at enhancing the skills of research scholars in laboratory techniques and manuscript writing. The workshop brought together more than 90 research scholars from diverse academic backgrounds. Throughout the ten days, participants engaged in a series of hands-on sessions, lectures, and interactive discussions led by eminent experts in the field. Likewise, participants had the opportunity to refine their laboratory skills through practical sessions led by experienced mentors.

The workshop covered advanced techniques, methodologies, and best practices in various research domains. A significant focus of the workshop was on enhancing the participants' ability to write impactful manuscripts. Experts shared insights into effective literature review, manuscript structuring, data presentation, and strategies for successful publication in reputable journals. The event provided a platform for research scholars to network with peers and established professionals in their respective fields. This networking aspect aimed to create a supportive community for ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.

The valedictory function featured remarks from Dean FVSc&AH, Prof Tufail Banday, who commended the participants for their dedication and the organizers for curating a valuable program. OSD to Vice Chancellor, Prof Azmat Alam Khan, expressed gratitude to the participants, mentors, and sponsors who contributed to the success of the workshop. Prof Khan hinted at future editions of similar capacity-building initiatives which reinforced the participants’ commitment to fostering excellence in research and academic writing.