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MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Featured in Leading Newspapers​

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We are proud to announce that the Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Quantum Computing & Technology” conducted at Mahalakshmi Tech Campus, sponsored by AICTE–ATAL Academy, has been prominently featured across multiple media platforms.

This recognition highlights the importance, scale, and academic impact of the program, reinforcing our institution’s commitment to bringing advanced technologies closer to faculty and learners.

Media Coverage

Our FDP event was featured in:

  • Salem Express
  • Pudhiya Naalidhazh
  • ReporterVision News

The widespread coverage showcases the value of our initiative and the positive response it received from the academic community.

About the FDP

The training program focused on:

  • Understanding the fundamentals of Quantum Computing
  • Exposure to quantum algorithms and applications
  • Insights into the future of Quantum Technology
  • Interactive sessions led by domain experts
  • Hands-on learning and research-oriented discussions

A Proud Moment for Mahalakshmi Tech Campus

Being featured in noted media channels stands as a testament to our continuous efforts to promote innovation, emerging technology education, and faculty development.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 6

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The sixth and final day of the Faculty Development Program focused on integrating advanced concepts in Quantum Machine Learning, marking a fitting conclusion to an intellectually enriching week.

The morning session was conducted by Mr. Shadab Hussain, Senior Associate at Math Co, Dallas, Texas, USA, who brought a decade of expertise in data science and quantum systems. His lecture on “Quantum Machine Learning (Hybrid AI & Quantum Systems)” explored how quantum computing principles are transforming the field of artificial intelligence. Participants gained insights into the hybrid integration of classical and quantum models, their computational advantages, and emerging real-world applications in optimization, pattern recognition, and predictive analytics.

Following the session, participants engaged in an Article Summary activity, reviewing and discussing research literature related to Quantum Machine Learning. This exercise encouraged analytical thinking and allowed participants to consolidate key concepts learned during the program.

The post-lunch session included an MCQ and Reflection Journal, providing an opportunity for participants to assess their understanding and document personal takeaways from the FDP.

The program culminated with a Valedictory Session, where participants and organizers reflected on the week-long journey of learning, collaboration, and innovation. The session marked the successful conclusion of the FDP, celebrating the participants’ commitment to advancing their knowledge in Quantum Computing and its transformative impact on technology and education.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 5

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The fifth day of the Faculty Development Program featured an insightful blend of industrial exposure and academic learning, offering participants a comprehensive understanding of how quantum technology translates into real-world applications.

The day began with an industrial visit to the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Chennai, an autonomous scientific society under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India. Located in TIDEL Park, Chennai, C-DAC is a national leader in High-Performance Computing (HPC) and advanced digital technologies. Participants had the opportunity to explore cutting-edge research facilities and interact with professionals working on supercomputing, AI integration, and next-generation computing solutions. The visit offered valuable insights into how India’s technological ecosystem is advancing through indigenous innovation and research excellence.

Post-lunch, the afternoon session was led by Dr. Ushaa Eswaran, Professor, Mahalakshmi Tech Campus, who brought 36 years of rich academic experience to the program. Her session on “Respect, Responsibility, and Resilience: The Core of Indian Classroom Culture” highlighted the essential values that define effective teaching and learning environments. Through thought-provoking examples and reflective discussions, she emphasized how educators can integrate cultural values with modern pedagogical methods to nurture holistic learners.

The day concluded with a hands-on training and lab session, where participants engaged in collaborative activities that reinforced the day’s learning, merging both technological and educational perspectives in a meaningful way.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 4

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The fourth day of the Faculty Development Program delved into the fascinating world of Quantum Sensors, Metrology, and Quantum Computing Frameworks, bridging theoretical insights with real-world applications.

The day commenced with Mr. Durai Karthi Ganesh, Founder & CEO of KwantumG Research Labs Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru, who brought over 15 years of industry expertise to his sessions. His morning lecture focused on Quantum Sensors & Metrology, where he explained how precision measurement, navigation systems, and medical imaging are being revolutionized through quantum technology.

During the article discussion session, participants explored the research paper titled “Quantum Machine Learning: A Tutorial” published in Neurocomputing (July 2021). The paper provided a deep understanding of how quantum algorithms are shaping the future of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Post-lunch, Mr. Ganesh continued with an advanced session on Quantum Computing Frameworks, introducing participants to platforms such as IBM Qiskit, Google Cirq, Rigetti Forest, and the principles of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing. His detailed explanations helped participants connect theoretical principles with practical implementation frameworks used in cutting-edge quantum research.

The day concluded with an engaging hands-on training and lab session, where participants gained practical exposure to developing and simulating quantum programs using real-world frameworks, reinforcing the concepts learned throughout the day.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 3

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The third day of the Faculty Development Program focused on exploring advanced concepts in Quantum Communication and Quantum Hardware Platforms.

Dr. K. Venkata Subba Reddy, Associate Professor from NIT Warangal, initiated the day with a comprehensive session on Quantum Communication, covering emerging technologies such as Quantum Internet and Satellite Communication that are redefining secure global data transmission.

The article discussion session examined a classic research paper titled “An Application of Combinatorial Optimization to Statistical Physics and Circuit Layout Design” published in Operations Research (1988), encouraging participants to connect historical research foundations with modern computational advancements.

In the afternoon, Dr. Kapil Kumar Soni, Associate Professor from NIT Raipur, conducted an insightful session on Quantum Hardware & Platforms, elaborating on Superconducting Qubits, Trapped Ions, and Photonic Qubits, and their significance in realizing scalable quantum computers.

The day concluded with a hands-on training session, where participants engaged in practical exercises to reinforce their understanding of quantum communication systems and hardware implementation.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 2

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The second day of the Faculty Development Program delved deeper into the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing.

Ms. P. Vanitha from KwantumG Research Labs, Bengaluru, led an engaging session on Quantum Machine Learning, exploring how hybrid AI–Quantum systems are shaping the future of intelligent computation.

An insightful article discussion followed, centered on “Quantum Processor-Inspired Machine Learning in the Biomedical Sciences,” highlighting the transformative potential of quantum methods in medical research.

In the next session, Dr. Subramani from IIITDM Kancheepuram shed light on Quantum Cryptography, focusing on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and post-quantum security protocols essential for next-generation cybersecurity.

The day concluded with hands-on training, where participants applied theoretical insights to practical quantum problem-solving exercises.

MTC FDP on Quantum Computing & Technology - Day 1

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The first day of the Faculty Development Program on Quantum Computing & Technology began with an inspiring inauguration, setting the tone for an insightful learning journey.

The sessions featured Mr. T. Jayakumar from KwantumG Research Labs, who introduced participants to the foundations of Quantum Computing, covering concepts like superposition, entanglement, and qubits.

A thought-provoking research discussion followed, focusing on quantum-inspired optimization methods and their real-world applications.

Later, Dr. S. Rajalakshmi from SSN College of Engineering guided participants through Hybrid Quantum-Classical Machine Learning Models (QSVM), bridging theory with emerging computational techniques.

The day concluded with hands-on training, offering participants an opportunity to practically explore the power of quantum algorithms.

MTC Faculty Development Program - Quantum Computing & Technology

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The Mahalakshmi Tech Campus – Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, successfully organized a Six-Day Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Quantum Computing & Technology – Bridging Theory and Applications” from 27th October 2025 to 1st November 2025, sponsored by the AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy.

The program aimed to provide faculty members with comprehensive insights into the emerging field of quantum computing, from fundamental principles to real-world applications, and to bridge the gap between academic theory and industrial implementation.

Inaugural Ceremony

The inaugural session was graced by Mr. R. Ravi, Chairman, Mahalakshmi Group of Institutions, as the Chief Guest, who emphasized the importance of adopting cutting-edge technologies in higher education and using innovation-driven learning environments.

Distinguished Speakers

The FDP featured eminent speakers and experts from prestigious institutions and industries who shared their expertise across various domains of quantum technology:

  • Prof. Dr. Ushaa Eswaran – Principal, Mahalakshmi Tech Campus
  • Shadab Hussain – Senior Associate, Math Co., Dallas, Texas, USA
  • Dr. Kapil Kumar Soni – Assistant Professor, NIT Raipur
  • Durai Karthi Ganesh – Founder & CEO, KwantumG Research Labs Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru
  • Ms. P. Vanitha – Quantum Computing Researcher & Trainer, KwantumG Research Labs Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru
  • Dr. M. Subramani – Assistant Professor, IITDM Kancheepuram
  • Prof. Venkata Subba Reddy – Associate Professor, NIT Warangal
  • Mageswar Radhakrishnan – Associate Vice President, TNStartup, Chennai
  • Dr. S. Rajakshmi – Assistant Professor, SSN College of Engineering

Program Highlights

The six-day Faculty Development Program on “Quantum Computing & Technology – Bridging Theory and Applications” featured a series of insightful sessions, expert-led discussions, and research-based learning experiences. 

Core Technical Sessions

  • Quantum Computing Foundations – Explores the basic principles of quantum mechanics including superposition, entanglement, and qubits, laying a strong conceptual base for participants.
  • Hybrid Quantum-Classical Machine Learning Models (QSVM) – Focuses on integrating quantum computing with artificial intelligence for advanced data processing and predictive modeling.
  • Quantum Cryptography and Post-Quantum Security – Discusses secure communication protocols like Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and the evolution of cryptographic methods for a quantum future.
  • Quantum Hardware & Platforms – Provides insights into real-world quantum hardware systems such as superconducting qubits, trapped ions, and photonic qubits.
  • Quantum Communication Technologies – Covers cutting-edge advancements in quantum internet and satellite-based quantum communication networks.
  • Quantum Machine Learning (Hybrid AI & Quantum Systems) – Explains how machine learning algorithms can be enhanced through quantum processing for faster and more efficient computation.
  • Quantum Sensors & Metrology – Examines the applications of quantum principles in precision measurement, navigation, and medical imaging.
  • Quantum Computing Frameworks – Introduces practical tools and platforms such as IBM Qiskit, Google Cirq, and Rigetti Forest, highlighting simulation and fault-tolerant computing methods.

     

Research Papers Discussion

  • Research Paper Discussions – Faculty participants engaged in article-based learning sessions featuring notable research papers, including:
    • “Quantum-Inspired Bi-level Optimization Algorithm for the First Responder Network Design Problem” (INFORMS Journal on Computing, 2024)
    • “Quantum Processor-Inspired Machine Learning in Biomedical Sciences” (Patterns, 2021)
    • “An Application of Combinatorial Optimization to Statistical Physics and Circuit Layout Design” (Operations Research, 1988)
    • “Quantum Machine Learning: A Tutorial” (Neurocomputing, 2021)

       

Industry Exposure

An industrial visit to the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Chennai, helps the participants to get practical exposure on high-performance computing systems and insights into India’s advancements in computational research under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).

The MTC – Faculty Development Program, takes an inspiring step towards building capacity in next-generation technologies and preparing educators to lead the quantum revolution in engineering education.

MTC Virtual Labs Workshop

Mahalakshmi Tech Campus organized a Virtual Labs Workshop in collaboration with IIT Delhi.

The workshop aimed to inspire students to explore experiments and strengthen their understanding of both basic and advanced concepts through remote experimentation.

It also introduced students to a comprehensive Learning Management System (LMS) that offers a range of learning tools – from video lectures and web resources to animated demonstrations and self-evaluation modules.

Through this initiative, we empower our students to gain hands-on experience and enhance their practical learning using the latest digital platforms.

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