JOLLANG, 16 Oct: A five-day international workshop on 'Research Methodology and Applications of Computer in Research', which began on 12 October at Himalayan University here, concluded on Friday.

The valedictory session was attended by North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST) Director Prof Dr Narendra Nath and Sunrise Technical Education Promotional Society (STEPS) general secretary Prof Nameesh Miglani.

Speaking on the occasion, Himalayan University Vice-Chancellor Prof Prakash Divakaran emphasised the importance of developing a strong research culture in higher education. He highlighted the need for systematic research methodologies, appropriate use of computer applications and digital tools, and development of analytical and scholarly skills among faculty members and research scholars.

The five-day workshop was designed to encourage greater understanding of research processes and the role of computer applications in academic investigations. Such initiatives are important for improving research practices, supporting evidence-based scholarship, and preparing researchers to address emerging academic and professional challenges.

Himalayan University Joint Registrar Dilip Jain and Political Science HoD Dr Dipong Pou Kamei, along with university officials, faculty members, research scholars and students attended the workshop.