Member's Voice

FY 2025
  • Ghosh Pritam
    Current Affiliation :
    University of Engineering and Management Kolkata
    Country/Region :
    India
    Name : Ghosh Pritam

My name is Pritam Ghosh, a third-year B-Tech student at the University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata, specializing in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE). I had the privilege of participating in the Sakura Science Exchange Program (SSP) 2024 at Hiroshima University, an experience that significantly shaped my academic and professional aspirations.

During the program, I explored advanced research facilities such as the Hiroshima Astrophysical Science Center, Kyoto University Okayama Observatory, Micron’s clean room, and the Research Institute for Semiconductor Engineering (RISE). These visits exposed me to cutting-edge technologies in semiconductor research, astrophysics, and clean room operations. The opportunity to interact with esteemed professors and researchers strengthened my understanding of VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration)and semiconductor design, sparking a deeper interest in this field. Beyond academics, the program fostered cross-cultural learning, allowing me to build meaningful connections with peers and mentors from diverse backgrounds. Inspired by my experience at SSP, I plan to pursue further research in VLSI and semiconductor technologies, focusing on developing high-performance electronic systems.

My current projects, including an AI-enabled poultry disease detection system and an electronic door lock using RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and fingerprint technology, which integrate IoT, deep learning, and sensor-based automation. Additionally, I am eager to explore higher education opportunities in Japan, given its strong research environment in electronics.

Since completing the program, I have been actively involved with the India Sakura Science Club Alumni Association (ISSCA), engaging in alumni events and promoting Indo-Japan research collaborations. The Sakura Science Exchange Program 2024 has been a transformative experience, reinforcing my passion for electronics research while broadening my global perspective. I look forward to contributing to technological advancements and strengthening international collaborations in the future.