Regd. No. 912 of 1984-1985
The Electronic Scientists and Engineers Society (ESES), Assam was founded in 1984 by eminent scientists and engineers as Late Prof. Paban Chandra Mahanta, the founder of the Department of Physics, Gauhati University and Late Prof. Debabrata Goswami, Principal, Assam Engineering College, Guwahati. This Society initially aimed at promotion of work culture in Electronic Science and Engineering, the most important fields of public interest. Later, the society had enlarged its scope of involvement to Scientists and Engineers of all allied disciplines. The ESES is a benevolent society surviving through donations and patronization of Scientists and Engineers.
We know that knowledge is power. It comes through learning the truth. There is no shortcut to learning; the process is very long and arduous. However, this process begets sublime joy to the learner and benefits to mankind. Joy of learning is universal. The discipline of Physics is dedicated to the quest of knowledge and truth through experiments and quantitative measurements.
Read MoreThe ESES was founded at a time when the electronics laboratory and workshop machinery of the department of Physics Gauhati University were organized and installed with relatively new systems . Thus need for a modern style of program of teaching and involved laboratory practices was realized by the members and a sense of void was felt by them. Thus on this background a special platform for such training was conceived resulting to the formulation of the Electronic Scientists and Engineers Society at the Department of Physics of Gauhati University in 1984.
Read MoreThe Electronic Scientists and Engineers Society (ESES), Assam was founded in 1984 by eminent scientists and engineers as the Late Prof. Paban Chandra Mahanta, the founder of the Department of Physics, Gauhati University, and Late Prof. Debabrata Goswami, Principal, Assam Engineering College, Guwahati with initiative from Prof. A.K.Barbara of Gauhati University.
Read MoreThis Society founded in 1984, initially aimed at promotion and dissemination of information in Electronic Science and Engineering, the most important areas of public interest. Subsequently, the society had enlarged its scope of involvement in other disciplines associated with the field of electronics. The ESES contributes in initiating research through publishing books of science relevant to the aims of the Society. As a further promotion of its activity, the society has launched IJEAR, a biannual peer reviewed journal in 2014 and it has now completed 20 issues in 10 volumes.
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