Monday, 23 December 2024

National Webinar on Bioenzymes – Innovating for a Sustainable Future

 



On December 15, 2024, the University Department of Chemistry, Lalit Narayan Mithila University (LNMU), Darbhanga, in collaboration with the Mithila Council of Science and Technology, hosted a National Webinar on Bioenzymes. This event, titled “Bioenzymes: Innovations and Applications for a Sustainable Future,” brought together experts, researchers, and students to explore the transformative potential of bioenzymes in addressing critical environmental challenges and fostering sustainable development.


Thematic Focus: A Deep Dive into Bioenzymes

The webinar explored several compelling themes around bioenzymes, including:

  • Green Chemistry and the role of bioenzymes in driving eco-friendly innovation.
  • Advances in Bioenzyme Production and Engineering for diverse applications.
  • Applications of bioenzymes in industry, agriculture, and environmental sustainability.
  • Biomedical uses of bioenzymes and their potential to revolutionize healthcare.
  • Challenges and opportunities in bioenzyme technology and research.

With a multidisciplinary approach, the event emphasized the role of academia-industry collaboration and recent trends in bioenzyme research.


Webinar Highlights

  1. Inaugural Session
    The webinar began with Vedic chants followed by a welcome address and an introduction by Prof. Prem Mohan Mishra, Head of the Department of Chemistry, LNMU. This set the tone for an inspiring and intellectually stimulating day.

  2. Expert Sessions
    Esteemed speakers from diverse fields shared their insights:

    • Priti Rao: Explored bioenzyme fundamentals and their broad applications.
    • Khayali Vaidya: Focused on enhancing soil health and crop productivity through bioenzymes.
    • Taru Singh: Highlighted bioenzymes’ role in mass composting, crop quality improvement, and animal care.
    • Jayshree Bhutoria: Delved into the biochemistry behind bioenzymes, calling them the “catalysts of life.”
    • Vidya Nath Jha: Discussed bioenzymes as a solution for water pollution in the Mithila region.
    • Dr. Pankaj Kumar Gupta: Shared insights on remediation of contaminated sites using bioenzymes.
    • Dr. Harinarayan Tiwari: Explored the applications of bioenzymes in creating industrial products from waste.
  3. Interactive Discussions
    Participants engaged with speakers through thought-provoking questions, reflecting a deep interest in bioenzyme research and its practical implications.

  4. Takeaways

    • Practical insights into bioenzyme-based solutions for environmental restoration and resource management.
    • Encouragement to explore bioenzyme innovation for industrial and agricultural applications.
    • Opportunities for collaborative research and skill development in bioenzyme technologies.

A Platform for Change

The webinar successfully created a platform to:

  • Bridge the gap between research and real-world applications of bioenzymes.
  • Inspire students, researchers, and professionals to actively contribute to sustainability through bioenzyme innovations.
  • Encourage collaborations between academia, industry, and communities for a sustainable future.

Gratitude and Vision

The event was graced by the guidance of Prof. Sanjay Kumar Choudhary, Vice-Chancellor, LNMU, and coordinated by Sonu Ram Shankar. Participants from chemistry, bioscience, agriculture, and biotechnology fields joined, reaffirming the growing interest in bioenzyme research and applications.

This webinar is a stepping stone towards broader discussions and collaborations, highlighting the importance of bioenzymes in environmental restoration and sustainable development. With initiatives like these, bioenzymes can indeed lead the way to a greener and more resilient future.


Keywords: Bioenzymes, National Webinar, Green Chemistry, Sustainable Development, Agriculture, Water Pollution, Waste Management, Environmental Innovation.





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