30/03/2026
As part of the JIGYASA initiative, students from Nindura, Lucknow visited CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (CSIR-IITR), Lucknow on 25th March 2026 for a one-day educational exposure visit.
The visit commenced with an introductory movie presentation, which provided the students with an overview of CSIR-IITR, its research areas, and its contributions to science and society. This session helped the students understand the institute’s role in scientific innovation and toxicological research.
Following the introduction, the students were taken on guided visits to various advanced laboratories and research facilities within the institute. During the visit, they explored the following facilities:
• Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
• 3D Bioprinting Facility
• Environmental Monitoring Hub
• SEM-TEM Facility
• Flow Cytometry Facility
• Computational Toxicology Division
At each facility, the students were introduced to the instruments, ongoing research activities, and practical applications of the technologies being used. The scientists and technical experts explained the functioning of the equipment and shared insights into how these research tools contribute to solving real-world scientific and environmental challenges.
A key highlight of the visit was the interactive session with scientists, where students had the opportunity to ask questions, discuss scientific concepts, and learn about career pathways in research and innovation. The interaction was highly engaging and inspired curiosity among the students.
Overall, the visit was an enriching and informative experience for the students. It provided them with valuable exposure to cutting-edge scientific research and motivated them to develop a deeper interest in science and technology.
CSIR Jigyasa
CSIR, India
CSIR NISCPR-Oғғɪᴄɪᴀʟ Pᴀɢᴇ
Dr Jitendra Singh
PMO India