Theme: Emerging Trends, Practices, and Impact
Modern scientific, environmental and economic questions transcend individual academic boundaries. Solving them requires researchers to combine perspectives, tools and methodologies across fields.
The Multidisciplinary Research Colloquium provides early-career researchers and faculty members with a structured forum to present original findings, examine emerging methodological approaches and receive constructive, peer-driven feedback on study design and analysis.
Napaam, Sonitpur, Assam – 784028
The three-day schedule balances rigorous methodological training, expert technical perspectives, and competitive paper presentations.
Faculty-led plenaries focusing on the evolving relevance of cross-disciplinary investigation and academic publishing standards.
Practical laboratory modules guiding participants through analytical software, bibliometrics, and ethical tool deployment.
Competitive peer review tracks in Economics, Management, and Energy where shortlisted authors present to subject specialists.
Theoretical and empirical inquiries examining fiscal, environmental, and structural economic systems.
Organizational strategy, supply chain logistics, business analytics, and corporate sustainability.
Technological frameworks, renewable generation, energy storage, and thermal resource management.
Please note all milestones. All submissions should be forwarded to the official editorial email.
Participation is designed for research scholars and faculty members seeking rigorous interdisciplinary training and structured scholarly critique.
Important: A maximum of 50 participants will be shortlisted for the programme. All sessions are conducted in offline mode on campus.
Known as the "Cultural Capital of Assam", Tezpur is a historic city situated along the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River. Steeped in ancient mythology and heritage, it serves as the gateway to pristine national parks and the eastern Himalayas.
A legendary hillock overlooking the Brahmaputra River, famed for its mythological ties to Princess Usha and Prince Aniruddha.
Scenic heritage park featuring ancient stone sculptures, rock pillars, ornamental ponds, and lush greenery in Tezpur town.
Ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, believed to have been established by King Banasura, featuring magnificent monolithic lingams.
Tezpur serves as a key gateway to Kaziranga, host to two-thirds of the world’s great one-horned rhinoceroses and dense biodiversity.
Situated in the Himalayan foothills near Tezpur, renowned for birdwatching, golden mahseer angling, eco-trekking, and Jia Bhoroli river rafting.
Prepare your extended abstract (up to 1000 words) and join 50 selected scholars at Tezpur University from 27–29 January 2027.
