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Date: February 23, 2024 Location: M. D. University, Rohtak In a laudable achievement, Ankit Kumar, a bright student pursuing M.Sc. Physics at DIT University, has been honored with the prestigious Best Poster Award at the two-day national conference on Functional Materials & Sensors (FMS-2024). The conference, organized by the Department of Physics at M. D. University, Rohtak, served as a prominent platform for showcasing groundbreaking research in the field. Ankit Kumar presented his poster titled ‘Facile Sol-gel Synthesis of Nanosized Cd-CeO2 for Photocatalytic Degradation of Crystal Violet Dye’ during the event held on February 16-17, 2024. His research delves into the innovative realm of nanotechnology and its applications in photocatalytic processes for environmental sustainability. This accolade is not the first feather in Ankit’s cap. His remarkable achievements include a published paper in an international journal with a Q1 Impact Factor of 5.2, as recognized by Web of Science. The academic prowess displayed in his research endeavors underscores Ankit’s commitment to contributing significantly to the scientific community. Ankit’s journey of excellence extends to his B.Sc. final year, during which he secured a patent under the guidance of Dr. Surjeet Chahal at MNRL, DIT University. This early venture into the realm of intellectual property showcases Ankit’s innovative thinking and application of theoretical knowledge. The recognition at the national conference reflects not only Ankit’s individual brilliance but also highlights the academic rigor and research culture fostered at DIT University. The institution takes pride in nurturing talents like Ankit Kumar, who demonstrate exceptional dedication to pushing the boundaries of scientific exploration. As Ankit continues to make strides in the field of Physics, the university remains committed to providing a conducive environment for research and academic excellence. The Best Poster Award serves as a testament to the quality of education and mentorship offered at DIT University, reaffirming its position as a hub for nurturing the next generation of scientific leaders.