Secunderabad, 25 Aug 2023: Dr. Jaiteerth R Joshi, Outstanding Scientist and Programme Director, Defence Research & Development Laboratory (DRDL), Hyderabad has been conferred with prestigious Fellowship of Royal Aeronautical Society, (RAeS) UK and Indian Institute of Metals (IIM) for his significant contributions towards Skill development of technicians & engineers in Aerospace Systems, materials engineering and non-destructive testing technologies.
Institute for Administration Safety Security Inspection Science & Technology (IASSIST) has felicitated Dr. Joshi in presence of Industry stalwarts, academicians & scientists.
Dr. Joshi has been promoting the awareness of the quality & testing through training & skill development to make industry ready engineers. On this occasion, Dr Joshi delivered an enlightening lecture on “Training & Skill Development – A Scientific Social Responsibility”.
He has vast experience in planning & implementing Science at National level through collaborative research involving Academia, Industry and R&D Labs. He is very well established & decorated scientist for which he has been conferred with galore of significant awards and honours.
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