DEAN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS & OUTREACH OFFICE

IISER Mohali undertakes extensive outreach activities to promote science and to establish international relations through the office of the Dean, International Relations and Outreach. We partner with various national and international counterparts at various levels such as schools, colleges, and their administrative bodies to work towards achieving this in a formal set up through memorandum of understanding, and also through an informal set up.

OPPORTUNITIES

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Past Interns

Sr. No.	Name of Student	Student email id	Host Institute
1	Deepa	ms21242@iisermohali.ac.in	Convention De Stage en France
2	Kush Gulati	ms20014@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS France
3	Naman Arora	ms20073@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS France
4	Sahil Shah	ms20066@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS France
5	Smriti Kohli	ms20102@iisermohali.ac.in	ICFO Spain
6	Ganiv Kaur	ms21187@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS France
7	Amirr	ms20160@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS France
8	Ananya Chandra	ms19184@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS France
9	Ayushi	ms19076@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS Rennes
10	Ishita Aggarwal	ms19072@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS France
11	Keerthana M	-	Radboud University, Netherlands
12	Khushi Jain	ms20031@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS Paris Saclay
13	Prateek Vaniawala	ms20013@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS De Lyon
14	Rishab Panda	-	ENS De Lyon
15	Rohit Kumar	ms19178@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS France
16	Shantanu Raikwar	ms19102@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS Paris
17	Shubhangi Mishra	-	Radboud University, Netherlands
18	Subodh	-	ENS Paris Saclay
20	Prisha Tanda	ms20232@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS De Lyon
21	Tejas Kulkarni	ms21242@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS Paris
22	Nancy	ms20038@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS De Lyon
23	Divyanshi Agarwal	ms20075@iisermohali.ac.in	Institut National de la sante et de la recherche medicle
24	Shreyas Jain	ms20098@iisermohali.ac.in	CNRS Paris
25	Arhan Vora	ms20089@iisermohali.ac.in	Univeriste De Montpellier France
26	Shreyas Jain	ms20098@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS Paris Saclay
27	Soumyadev Paul	ms19096@iisermohali.ac.in	ENS Paris Saclay
28	Archi Garg	ms20184@iisermohali.ac.in	Institut Francois Magendie

MoU

The need for cooperation in academic and research of IISER Mohali with other institutes has been fulfilled in the form of memorandum of understanding (MoU). In order to enhance the level of academic activities by sharing the scientific facilities for advanced research, IISER Mohali had MoU with other research institutes of repute. The names were given below:

Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS), France
Max Planck Society, Germany
University of Osaka, Japan
Fermilab, USA

BIOSANTEXC Consortium

IISER Mohali joined the BIOSANTEXC Consortium to execute a joint ENS-IISER project. This collaboration helps our students to visit various research labs in France, gaining significant international research experience.

The BIOSANTEXC project is a Franco-Indian campus in health sciences. Led by ENS de Lyon and IISER Pune, it is composed of the four Écoles normales supérieures, six Indian Institutes of Science, Education and Research and four Indian research institutes.

Current Opportunities

Internships , workshops, conferences, Conclave

Current Opportunities - Applications

Useful Links

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OUTREACH

Academic Outreach

We have strengthened our regional collaborations through Memoranda of Support (MoS) with the following partners:

Uttarakhand Science Education and Research Center (USERC)
Government College Mohali.

We have established Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the following partners for further regional cooperation:

Plaksha University, Mohali
Indian School of Business, Mohali
Punjab Remote Sensing Center, Ludhiana

Public Outreach

IISER Mohali open day

The Institute declared an Open Day on foundation day (September 27) to provide an opportunity for city residents and school students alike to visit the institute research facilities and interact with IISER Mohali faculty and students. A variety of events were held including science quizzes, group discussions and a treasure hunt. In addition, several non-competitive events such as science and math demonstrations, documentary screening, superstition busting chemical demonstrations and poster presentations were also organized for the visitors.

Alumni Association

IISER Mohali has a vast network all over the world through its alumni. This network guides the current students to pursue further growth of their career in near future. The achievements of our alumni helps the incoming students to decide their path of career by aligning their passion and aim. This alumni association plays a key role in shaping and fostering scientific aptitude among the young minds. IISER Mohali tries its best to maintain the alumni association and request its past students to register here.
Brief description

IISER Mohali Alumni association is an independent society of the alumni of IISER Mohali, which will soon be registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The Association was established in 2017 with the aim of connecting the alumni with the institute. The Association also wishes to act as the platform through which the alumni may contribute to the growth of the institute. An important aspect in which the Association hopes to contribute to the institute is by engaging with the current students so that they have the necessary exposure to make informed decisions. In the same vein, the Association hopes to create a network of Alumni to promote professional and personal well-being of its members. An annual Alumni Meet is hosted in the institute to improve engagement amongst the Alumni, students and the institute. The association also commends graduating students for excellence in leadership and outreach through its AALO awards initiative.

Objectives:

1. To provide a vibrant forum that promotes interaction and networking among alumni of the Institute;

2. To help alumni achieve their professional and societal goals;

3. To facilitate the association of alumni with their Alma Mater;

4. To contribute to the Institute’s vision of being recognized among the world’s leading institutions in academics, research, outreach, and innovation;

5. To function on charitable basis, and to run the Association on ‘no profit no loss’ basis;

6. To promote best practices in different areas of science, technology, humanities and social sciences for the benefit of the society, especially the weaker sections;

7. To create awareness about the Institute and its alumni in the public; and

8. To help alumni in their hour of need.