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Unleashing the Symphony of Code – AI Turns Data into Music

Prof. R. Saveetha

Technology

Introduction In recent years, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have opened up new possibilities for creative expression. One exciting application is the generation of music using AI models like Google Music LM. This blog post will guide you through the process of creating your own AI-generated music with Google Music LM, exploring its capabilities, and… Continue reading Unleashing the Symphony of Code – AI Turns Data into Music

EEG Signal Processing for Epilepsy Detection

Dr. R. Harikumar

Technology

Introduction Epilepsy is a complex neurological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by recurrent seizures, which are sudden and uncontrolled electrical disturbances in the brain. Seizure detection plays a crucial role in epilepsy management, allowing for timely intervention and personalized treatment plans. In recent years, significant progress has been made in… Continue reading EEG Signal Processing for Epilepsy Detection

Wealth from Waste

Prof. S. Ashwin Raj

Technology

Biofuels-Wealth from Waste “I love the idea that biofuels have the potential to support farmers, especially the family farms” – Daryl Hannah The tremendous increase of realm demand for energy, depletion of crude oil reserve, and increasing fossil fuel worth has led to a scenario in want of a different supply of renewable energy sources. In… Continue reading Wealth from Waste

Inhibition of Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus using Quercetin Derivatives

Prof. B. Vaidhyanathan

Technology

Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus is one of the most abundant infections caused in the Lungs and Respiratory Tract. It is most common that affect children and most severity in adults. hRSV usually attacks severely the babies lesser than 12 months especially premature babies and in adults those who are immuno-compromised. There… Continue reading Inhibition of Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus using Quercetin Derivatives

e-Voting : Advanced Mobile Application

Prof. J. Sathyamoorthy

Technology

Electronic Voting e-Voting is the casting of votes electronically, typically via the internet. e-Voting has the potential to make voting more convenient and accessible, but it also raises concerns about security and reliability. This eliminate paper in the voting process which involves sending of notices and ballot papers and receiving the said ballot votes. (Source:… Continue reading e-Voting : Advanced Mobile Application

Agroforestry-Trees of Life, Trees for Life

Prof. M. Nithya

GeneralTechnology

Agroforestry Agroforestry, integrates trees into a cultivation system where trees and hubs share the same surface with crops and/or Livestock. It has plenty of qualities to promote ecological responsibility, enhance production, and promote the versatility of farming areas. Typically, Agroforestry can be defined using the below mentioned four types: Intentional, Intensive, Interactive, Integrated. (Source: https://www.aftaweb.org/about/what-is-agroforestry.html) … Continue reading Agroforestry-Trees of Life, Trees for Life

Quantum Computing: The Future of Computing Unleashed

Prof. K. Gunalan

Technology

Introduction Quantum computing, which promises a radical change in how we process information, stands as a ray of hope in the world of technology’s constant advancement. Traditional computers have fueled human advancement for decades, but they are no longer capable of effectively handling complicated issues. The unusual laws of quantum mechanics, on the other hand,… Continue reading Quantum Computing: The Future of Computing Unleashed

Social Engineering Attack

Prof. P. Anandan

Technology

Social Engineering Social engineering is the practice of deceiving people into disclosing personal information that could be used in a cyberattack in the context of cybersecurity. Attacks utilizing social engineering come in a wide variety. Convincing emails or text messages that contain links to nefarious websites are one type of social engineering. Others take… Continue reading Social Engineering Attack

Nanobots – The Future Medical Revolution

Prof. B. Vaidhyanathan

Technology

Nanobots, are any molecules trained to do a specific activity such as target drug delivery. In essence target, drug delivery nanobots build the path to reducing the mortality rate with no side effects. It consists of a biosensor for target drug delivery, a molecular motor to move, and a payload for drug storage. It is… Continue reading Nanobots – The Future Medical Revolution

Recognition of Tamil Ancient Characters and Information Retrieval from Temple Epigraphy using Machine Learning

Prof. A. Madhumitha

Technology

The recognition of Tamil ancient characters and information retrieval from temple epigraphy using machine learning is a rapidly growing field of research. This is due to the fact that there are a vast number of ancient Tamil inscriptions that have yet to be deciphered. Machine learning can be used to automate the process of character… Continue reading Recognition of Tamil Ancient Characters and Information Retrieval from Temple Epigraphy using Machine Learning