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32nd Raman Memorial Conference at SPPU begins

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2 min readPuneFeb 27, 2026 12:30 AM IST

The 32nd Raman Memorial Conference (RMC-2026) began at Savitribai Phule Pune University on February 26. Organised by the Department of Physics at Savitribai Phule Pune University the 3. RMC is a student-centric national level conference organised with the motto “By the students, for the students”. Top researchers from across the country spoke at the conference, delivering talks on topics like quantum computing, gravitational waves, electron microscopy, and other cutting edge science.

The objective of this conference is to encourage young researchers from various fields of science and engineering, and to provide them with a platform to present their research work. “In the present research scenario, science is highly interdisciplinary; thus, being a part of RMC-2026 will provide an encouraging platform to promote, exchange, and develop novel scientific ideas that contribute to the advancement of science and technology,” said the brochure.

Professor Anil Shaji from IISER Thiruvananthapuram presented the Sir C V Raman Memorial Lecture on the topic ‘Unravelling Why Mixed State Quantum Computation Works’. Professor L Sriramkumar from IIT Madras presented a talk on ‘Unravelling The Physics Of The Early Universe Through Gravitational Waves’.

Dr Atanu Basu, scientist at ICMR NIV Pune, presented a talk on ‘Emerging Horizons In Next Generation Electron Microscopy’. Professor Sameer Sapra from IIT Delhi presented a talk on ‘Optoelectronics, Electrocatalysis And Charge Storage Using Transition Metal Dichalcogenide Based Nano Heterostructures’.

On February 27, talks on Gravitational-Wave Astronomy: Advances, Discoveries And Implications by Professor Shashwat Kapadia of IUCAA Pune and Atomic-Layered 2D MXenes: Driving Innovation In The Energy Sector Beyond Graphene Layers by Professor Rupesh Devan of IIT Indore are scheduled to take place.

Further, numerous thesis presentations by student researchers also took place on the first day and will continue on the second day.

Soham Shah

Soham Shah is a Correspondent with The Indian Express, based in Pune. A journalism graduate with a background in fact-checking, he brings a meticulous and research-oriented approach to his current reporting.

Professional Background

Role: Correspondent coverig education and city affairs in Pune.

Specialization: His primary beat is education, but he also maintains a strong focus on civic issues, public health, human rights, and state politics.

Key Strength: Soham focuses on data-driven reporting on school and college education, government reports, and public infrastructure.

Recent Notable Articles (Late 2025)

His late 2025 work highlights a transition from education-centric reporting to hard-hitting investigative and human-rights stories:

1. Investigations & Governance

“Express Impact: Mother’s name now a must to download birth certificate from PMC site” (Dec 20, 2025): Reporting on a significant policy change by the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) following his earlier reports on gender inclusivity in administrative documents.

“44-Acre Mahar Land Controversy: In June, Pune official sought land eviction at Pawar son firm behest” (Nov 9, 2025): An investigative piece on real estate irregularities involving high-profile political families.

2. Education & Campus Life

Faculty crisis at SPPU hits research, admin work: 62% of govt-sanctioned posts vacant, over 75% in many depts (Sept 12, 2025): An investigative piece on professor vacancies at Savitribai Phule Pune University.

“Maharashtra’s controversial third language policy: Why National Curriculum Framework recommends a third language from Class 6” (July 2): This detailed piece unpacks reasons behind why the state’s move to introduce a third language from class 1 was controversial.

“Decline in number of schools, teachers in Maharashtra but student enrolment up: Report” (Jan 2025): Analyzing discrepancies in the state’s education data despite rising student numbers.

3. Human Rights & Social Issues

“Aanchal Mamidawar was brave after her family killed her boyfriend” (Dec 17, 2025): A deeply personal and hard-hitting opinion piece/column on the “crime of love” and honor killings in modern India.

“‘People disrespect the disabled’: Meet the man who has become face of racist attacks on Indians” (Nov 29, 2025): A profile of a Pune resident with severe physical deformities who became the target of global online harassment, highlighting issues of disability and cyber-bullying.

Signature Style

Soham is known for his civil-liberties lens. His reporting frequently champions the rights of the marginalized—whether it’s students fighting for campus democracy, victims of regressive social practices, or residents struggling with crumbling urban infrastructure (as seen in his “Breathless Pune” contributions). He is adept at linking hyper-local Pune issues to larger national conversations about law and liberty.

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