British Deputy High Commission's Science and Technology Advisor Visits IIT Guwahati

Discussions focused on exploring student mobility, faculty exchange, and joint research collaborations between the UK and the Institute.

Published 16 Sept 2026 | Category Research & Partnerships | Office Alumni, Corporate and International Relations (ACIR)

Ms. Brahmadatha Maya Reghurajan, Senior Technology and Innovation Advisor for Critical Minerals & Advanced Materials and Science and Tech Lead for East and Northeast India at the UK Science and Technology Network, British Deputy High Commission, Kolkata, visited IIT Guwahati on 15th September 2026.

The meeting was attended by Dr. Rinku Mittal, Faculty Coordinator (International Relations), and Ms. Nandeeta Das Salhotra, Head of Section, ACIR. Discussions centred on strengthening institutional partnerships through student mobility, faculty exchange, and joint research initiatives. Ms. Reghurajan expressed strong interest in identifying areas where meaningful collaboration between IIT Guwahati and UK institutions could take shape.