The Universities with well established system and facilities for Research and Development (R&D) are generally receiving community recognition. Moreover, the number of students seeking admission in PhD programmes is gradually increasing. This will intensify further. The research system at CT University is, however, building up.  In view of this, the CT University has initiated steps to strengthen research activities of different disciplines through setting up of a Research Division called Research Innovation Centre for Excellence (RICE). The broad based description of activities of the Centre are:

1. Developing system for planning, implementation and monitoring of research activities in the University

2. Formulating research proposals in need-based areas for outside funding.

3. Developing research collaboration with external agencies /research organizations/ industry within the country and abroad.

4. Carrying out problem solving and industry-driven research.

5. Organizing expert talks by eminent researchers for the benefit of faculty and students

6. Planning workshops, faculty development programmes, symposia and seminars, etc in different areas of research.

7. Motivating faculty to develop text books and submit high quality research papers

8. Bringing out research publications of the University

9. Initiating research journal of the CT University

 

The ultimate goal is to provide state-of-the-art research facilities to our post graduate students and faculty team members.The following output is expected from the operation of RICE:

1. Research programmes by faculty of CTU

2. Better opportunities of pursuing research by Ph D students

3. Tapping the resource of scientific and technical knowledge available in the University

4. Positive impact on regional economy by carrying out problem solving and industry-driven research

5. Developing qualified scientific manpower in diverse areas

6. Enhanced visibility of University through patents, recommendations, and publications

7. Promoting international flavour on–campus

8. Promotion of research-led teaching

CT University (CTU) has successfully inaugurated its Robotics Lab under the presence of Managing Director Manbir Singh and Vice Chancellor Dr Harsh Sadawarti.

The Robotics Lab is equipped with all the latest electronics, electrical and mechanical devices that allow students to work on any project. The student can work for 24 hours and seven days.

The main attraction is the work station (table) that has the inbuilt projector that can be connected to any computer through a wi-fi connection and can be controlled on the table through wireless keyboard. The main aim is that, student can see the 3D drawing on the surface of the table and on the same time can work on the projects.