Mail News Service
Jamshedpur: Students from Tarapore School recently participated in an immersive educational tour of the CSIR–National Metallurgical Laboratory (NML), Jamshedpur, as part of the Jigyasa Programme. The initiative, designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world science, offered students hands-on exposure to metallurgical processes and sustainability practices.
Dr. Sarmistha Patil Sagar welcomed the students and introduced them to CSIR-NML’s contributions to industry and society. Dr. Animesh Jana elaborated on the Jigyasa Programme’s mission to inspire young minds through scientific engagement. “Connecting students directly with scientific labs ignites curiosity and encourages innovation,” he said.
The visit included two informative lab tours. In the first, students observed tensile and creep testing and learned how chemical analysis ensures the purity of metals. The second session focused on e-waste recycling and featured a live brass melting demonstration, captivating students as solid metal transformed into molten form.
Throughout the visit, students interacted with scientists, asked insightful questions and witnessed the intersection of innovation and environmental responsibility. The experience strengthened their understanding of sustainability and materials science.
Tarapore School expressed deep appreciation to the CSIR-NML team, especially Dr. Sandip Ghosh Choudhary, Dr. Sarmistha Patil Sagar and Dr. Animesh Jana, for their mentorship and inspiration.
