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The IIT Delhi Library System comprises of a Central Library and about 36 departmental/unit libraries that collectively support the teaching, research and extension programmes of the Institute.

03/11/2026

📢 Editorial Clinic | The Reference Point for Research Excellence

Organised by Central Library, IIT Delhi in Collaboration with Springer Nature

Wednesday, 04 November 2026 | 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 Senate Room, IIT Delhi

Every strong piece of research deserves to reach the audience it is meant for!

Join Springer Nature MERIDIAN, a special half-day engagement bringing together Nature Portfolio editors and the IIT Delhi research community for insightful conversations on publishing impactful research, open access, and the evolving scholarly publishing landscape.

Graced by the top leadership of IIT Delhi, this engagement will offer valuable perspectives and practical guidance to researchers, faculty members, PhD scholars, and postdoctoral researchers.

📌 PhD scholars and postdoctoral researchers are particularly encouraged to participate.

Important: Share your draft manuscript with Sumedha Kondekar by 03 November 2026. All submissions will be treated with strict confidentiality.

🎓 Open to all members of the IIT Delhi community. All participants will receive a kit and an e-certificate of participation.

🔗 Register Now:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeeBFuOXCRiZ3Zl_yf6JweJgIXWSdycjpOhD9AIkLWpBpxdTg/viewform

📖 Know More:
https://library.iitd.ac.in/services/research-support/workshops/springer-nature-meridian-half-day-publishing-workshop/

Come with your questions. Leave with insights, stronger publishing perspectives, and meaningful connections!

28/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Panel Discussion

The Next Frontier of AI: Can We Build Ethical, Secure and Interoperable ETD Practices?

The panel discussion at ETD 2026 brought together experts from libraries, academia, technology, and scholarly publishing to explore the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI into Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs).

Moderator:
Dr. G. Mahesh, CSIR, Government of India

Panellists:
Dr. Umeshareddy Kacherki, IISc Bengaluru
Ms. Heather Greer Klein, Samvera Foundation, USA
Prof. Supreet Singh Bahga, IIT Delhi
Prof. M. Madhan, O.P. Jindal Global University
Mr. Arend Kuester, Springer Nature

The discussion highlighted the importance of ethical AI practices, data security, and interoperability in shaping the future of digital repositories and scholarly communication.

28/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Event Photo Gallery

Here is the link to the complete photo collection of ETD 2026. Visit the link below to explore day-wise photographs and relive the key moments and events from all three days.

📸 Photo Gallery: https://csciitd-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/etd2026_iitd_ac_in/IgDSzGpl94zlTqyPTlaOa2s2AbcrUFYBC5aoka874rMUi0U?e=0TBNvn

28/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Fireside Chat

Human vs. Artificial Intelligence: Who Owns the Future of Innovation?

At ETD 2026, an engaging fireside chat explored this compelling question, bringing perspectives on the evolving relationship between human creativity, critical thinking, and the transformative capabilities of AI.

🎙️ Invited Guest Speaker: Prof. Parag Singla, CSE & Yardi School of AI, IIT Delhi

🎙️ Host: Dr. Sangeeta Kaul, Director, DELNET, New Delhi

The conversation invited reflection on the opportunities and challenges AI presents for research, innovation, and the future of academic knowledge.

A thought-provoking exchange that reinforced an important idea: the future of innovation may not be about choosing between humans and AI, but about understanding how the two can work together to push the boundaries of knowledge.

28/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Highlights: Keynote Addresses

The keynote speakers at ETD 2026 brought forward thought-provoking perspectives on the future of Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence, multilingual accessibility, research transparency, and digital preservation.

🎤 Saral AI - Democratising Scholarly Work by Transforming into Accessible, Multilingual Content

Prof. Ponnurangam Kumaraguru, Visiting Scientist, Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF), Government of India, explored the potential of AI to make scholarly work more accessible through multilingual content, helping bridge language barriers and broaden access to research.

🎤 The Next Evolution of ETDs - Reimagining Academic Knowledge in the Age of Generative AI

Mr. Kanwaljeet Singh Arora, AI & Blockchain Consultant and Trainer, Gurugram, Haryana, shared perspectives on how generative AI is reshaping academic knowledge and the evolving landscape of electronic theses and dissertations.

🎤 Show Your Working - ETDs and the Evidence of Thinking

Shameem Nilofar Maideen, University Librarian, Singapore Management University, Singapore, highlighted the importance of making research processes, intellectual journeys, and evidence of thinking more visible in scholarly work.

🎤 How Can the Internet Archive Help? Preserving the Open Thesis Record, by Libraries, for Libraries

Mr. Julien Masanes, Co-founder, Internet Archive Europe, addressed the importance of preserving the scholarly record and the role libraries can play in ensuring the long-term accessibility of electronic theses and dissertations.

Together, these keynote addresses offered valuable insights into building a more accessible, transparent, inclusive, and sustainable future for scholarly communication.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all the keynote speakers for sharing their expertise and inspiring meaningful conversations at ETD 2026.

27/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Workshop Highlights: Research Data Preservation & AI-Powered Language Access

The learning and collaboration continued at ETD 2026 with two engaging workshops exploring the role of research data management and artificial intelligence in making knowledge more accessible, discoverable, and impactful.

🔹 Workshop on Dryad: Publish and Preserve Your Data

Led by Kailasha Purushothaman, Data Curator, Dryad, the workshop highlighted the importance of responsible research data sharing, publication, and long-term preservation.

🔹 Workshop on AI BHASHINI: Bridging Divides and Increasing Productivity

Baishali Chakrabarty, Team Member, Ecosystem Enablement (Domain/Sector Engagement), BHASHINI, introduced participants to the Government of India's AI-powered language translation and voice-first platform.

A glimpse into the insightful sessions, engaging discussions, and knowledge-sharing experiences that made ETD 2026 a platform for learning, innovation, and collaboration.

27/10/2026

ETD 2026 | Highlights: Inauguration & Exhibition

From a distinguished inaugural session to an inspiring exhibition, ETD 2026 brought together leaders, researchers, librarians, and digital scholarship professionals to celebrate innovation and collaboration in Electronic Theses and Dissertations.

The conference commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and the release of the Conference Proceedings and Programme Booklet, followed by insightful addresses from eminent dignitaries, including Prof. Gobardhan Das, Prof. Devika Madalli, Prof. Ramesh C Gaur, Prof. Edward A. Fox, Ms. Leslie Weir, Prof. Arvind K Nema, Prof. B. J. Alappat and other distinguished leaders.

The inaugural session also marked the inauguration of the exhibition of posters showcasing ideas, initiatives, and innovations in the evolving landscape of scholarly communication and digital repositories.

The concluding session celebrated the conference's collective achievements through the presentation of awards recognising excellence in leadership, research papers, lightning talks, posters, and innovation. It also provided an opportunity to reflect on the discussions, collaborations, and insights that shaped the three-day gathering.

As we look back on these memorable moments, we extend our sincere gratitude to all our distinguished guests, speakers, participants, awardees, organisers, and volunteers who made ETD 2026 a meaningful and enriching experience.

23/10/2026

🌅🎓 IT'S HERE! ETD 2026 BEGINS TODAY! 🎓🌅

🚀 The wait is over! Today, we embark on an exciting journey into the future of Electronic Theses and Dissertations.

Welcome to the 29th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD 2026), hosted at IIT Delhi, India!

🤖📚 Under the theme “ETDs in the Age of AI,” researchers, scholars, academic leaders, and library professionals come together to explore new possibilities in digital scholarship, artificial intelligence, and knowledge discovery.

✨ Three days. One global community. Endless possibilities.

From inspiring inaugural addresses and thought-provoking discussions to engaging conversations and cultural celebrations, ETD 2026 promises a memorable experience of learning, collaboration, and innovation.

📅 23–25 October 2026
📍 IIT Delhi, India

🎉 Day 1 starts NOW! Let the ideas flow, connections grow, and future of scholarly communication unfold.

📸 Stay tuned for live updates, highlights, speaker moments, and glimpses from the symposium!

22/10/2026

🎶 CULTURAL PROGRAMME | ETD 2026 🎶

🎤 DHUN MUSIC SOCIETY - Ending the Evening on a Musical Note! 🎸

Every memorable evening deserves a beautiful finale, and we're ready to make this one special! 🌟🎵

As we approach the final musical performance of the cultural programme at the 29th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD 2026), we are delighted to welcome Dhun Music Society, featuring Stacy Ch Marak, Bhavana, Antara Rastogi, and Harshvardhan Chettri.

Bringing together individual talents, shared passion, and the magic of music, this final performance promises to add a memorable note to an evening of celebration, creativity, and connection. 🎶💫

👏 Let's come together, turn up the energy, and give Dhun Music Society a thunderous round of applause!

📅 Date: 24 October 2026
📍 Venue: IIT Delhi, India

🚀 Register now and be part of the ETD 2026 experience!
👉 https://etd2026.iitd.ac.in/registration-page/

22/10/2026

🎶 CULTURAL PROGRAMME | ETD 2026 🎶

🎸 LIVE PERFORMANCE - DIPANSHU.LIVE! 🎤

The excitement continues, the beats get stronger, and the stage is ready for another electrifying performance!

As part of the cultural celebrations at the 29th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD 2026), get ready to welcome Dipanshu.Live, featuring A***n Purohit, Piyush, Dipanshu Sharma, and Yash Shenolikar.

Four performers, one stage, and a shared passion for music! 🎶 Get ready for an exciting musical experience as Dipanshu.Live brings its unique energy and personality to the ETD 2026 stage.

🙌 Make some noise, and cheer for Dipanshu.Live!

📅 Date: 24 October 2026
📍 Venue: IIT Delhi, India

🚀 Register now and be part of the ETD 2026 celebrations!
👉 https://etd2026.iitd.ac.in/registration-page/

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