Civil Engineering Faculty and Students Secure ₹1.07 Lakh HIVE Research Grant

Dr. Joshi Sreenivasa Prasad, Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, along with third-year Civil Engineering students Mr. Surya Prakash Rao, Mr. Sai Sankeerth, and Ms. Ankitha, has secured a research grant of ₹1,07,000 under the HIVE initiative for their project, “Automated Pavement Health Monitoring System.” This achievement marks an important milestone for the team and supports their efforts to develop innovative solutions in the field of civil engineering.
The project focuses on automated pavement health monitoring, an area of research that can contribute to the assessment and maintenance of road infrastructure. By exploring technology-driven approaches to pavement monitoring, the team aims to contribute to research addressing infrastructure performance and maintenance needs. The grant provides valuable support for advancing the project and encouraging collaboration between faculty and students.
This recognition reflects the team’s dedication, collaborative spirit, and commitment to research and innovation. The team expresses its gratitude to the University Management and Administration of Anurag University for their continued encouragement and support in fostering a strong research culture. The achievement reinforces the importance of nurturing innovative ideas and motivates the team to pursue further research milestones with the potential to contribute to technological advancement and societal development.
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