Fusemachines and Kathmandu University sign MoU to advance AI Education in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Nov 24: Fusemachines Inc, an AI talent solutions provider, has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kathmandu University (KU) to strengthen AI education in Nepal and create skilled human  resources for the AI industry.

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Conference on Communication and Information Processing to be organized on Friday

Communication and Information Processing Nepal (CIP-N) conference is going to be held next Friday. A webinar and conference are going to be organized by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering under the School of Engineering, Kathmandu University. Kathmandu University has informed that it is going to hold a webinar and conference with the theme of innovation and partnership for technical preparation. According to Dr. Bhupendra Bimal Chhetri; Coordinator of CIP-N, the program has been organized with the aim of bringing researchers, institutions, individuals and stakeholders together in the field of communication and information processing. There will be a webinar on Thursday before the conference on Friday. It is said that the webinar will be conducted in the afternoon in two different sessions. Various experts will present their papers in the webinar as well. Similarly, at the conference to be held at C.V. Raman Auditorium, Dhulikhel of Kathmandu...

Korean government ODA project in Kathmandu University

The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Nepal visited Kathmandu University and checked the status of the KOICA

Commencement of Hult Prize at Kathmandu University 2022/23

Kathmandu, Nov 9.  Hult Prize, referred to as the “Nobel prize for students”, is an annual social entrepreneurship competition that challenges students to build businesses that contribute to solving a pressing social issue and be strong enough business ideas capable of making a profit. The Hult Prize OnCampus event, held annually at Kathmandu University, has […] The post Commencement of Hult Prize at Kathmandu University 2022/23 appeared first on Aarthiknews:: A leading business & economic news portal from Nepal.

Three decades of Kathmandu University

Kathmandu University (KU) is one of the oldest universities in Nepal founded in 1991 in accordance with the Kathmandu University Act. It is a public university in the outskirts of Kathmandu valley situated in the hills of Dhulikhel municipality. Its motto is ‘Quality Education for Leadership’ which it has been successfully fulfilling over the years. […]

GGGI to partner with Environment Ministry, NEA, KU to promote green development

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), an inter-governmental development agency, has extended its partnerships with the Environment Ministry, Nepal Electricity Authority and Kathmandu University to promote eco-friendly green development in the country. The post GGGI to partner with Environment Ministry, NEA, KU to promote green development appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

RSEL launches Solar Nepal Initiative

KATHMANDU, July 23: The Kathmandu University (KU)'s Renewable and Sustainable Energy Laboratory (RSEL) has launched the Solar Nepal Initiative. The project was launched virtually.  The objective of this Initiative is to make the country's economy as 'green economy' through the promotion of solar energy in collaboration among the various stakeholders in the energy sector. RSEL chief, Associate Professor Dr Sunil Prasad Lohani stressed on the sustainable energy hybridity in the energy sector of Nepal. He said the solar energy could be a viable clean energy alternative to hydropower.  He also said there is huge potential for the hydropower and solar power in Nepal and both were complementary to each other rather than competitors. Dr Lohani also called attention of the government and the private sector investors towards this end.    Executive member of Independent Power Producers' Association of Nepal (IPPAN), Kuber Mani Nepal said there is policy-related obscurity regarding the energy sector and a lack of infrastructure for testing the solar energy equipment.  Renewable Energy Confederation president Gunaraj Dhakal said the goal of at least 20 per cent solar energy in the energy mixture can be achieved if the agencies concerned emphasized on the development of the technology for the same.   Nepal Solar Power Producers Association president Indra Khanal underscored that the solar energy is the only reliable alternative in emergency and it could be seen as the main energy source.  KU, School of Engineering Dean Prof Dr Manish Pokharel, Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST)'s senior scientist Dr Suresh Kumar Dhungel, Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC)'s deputy executive director Nawaraj Dhakal, Prof Dr Ramesh Kumar Maskey and Prof Dr Amrit Man Nakarmi also shed light on the rationale of the Solar Nepal Initiative and its works. More than 130 persons from various sectors participated in the Webinar.