New Delhi, May 2, 2026: The Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies (TIAS), Rohini, successfully organized the International Symposium on AI Architecture for Sustainable Ecosystem (ISAIAS-2026) at its Delhi campus today, marking a significant milestone in advancing dialogue on sustainable technological innovation.
The symposium was organised under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Ram Kailash Gupta, Hon’ble Chairman, Tecnia Group of Institutions, Delhi and Dr. Sandhya Bindal, Vice Chairperson, Tecnia Group of Institutions and Industry Expert, whose visionary leadership continues to inspire academic excellence and industry integration.
Centered on the compelling theme, “AI Architecture for Sustainable Ecosystem,” the symposium brought together an eminent gathering of academicians, industry leaders, researchers and international experts. The event served as a dynamic platform to explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence in fostering sustainable development across global ecosystems.
The symposium was graced by the Chief Guest, Prof. Ashok Nagawat, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU), who highlighted the critical role of AI-driven innovation in building resilient and sustainable futures.
The event was conducted under the leadership and presence of key institutional figures including Dr. Sushma Bahuguna, Dean (ICT), Prof. Mahesh Sharma, Director (Development) and Dr. M. N. Jha, Dean (Academics) along with other distinguished dignitaries whose collective efforts ensured the resounding success of the symposium.
Distinguished Guests of Honour included Prof. Pragya Jain from IIT Delhi and Prof. Piyush Pratap Singh from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU),who shared valuable insights into emerging AI technologies and their societal impact.
The keynote address was delivered by Prof. Rahul Johri from the University School of Automation and Robotics (USAR), GGSIPU, who elaborated on advancements in AI architecture and its role in enabling efficient, scalable and sustainable systems.
Adding a global perspective, international expert speakers Rania Lampou (Greece) and Yeliena Peokharna (Ukraine) enriched the symposium with their insights on AI applications for sustainability.
The symposium featured engaging and thought-provoking sessions focusing on:
• Application of AI across the biosphere, society and economy
• Development of ethical, transparent and energy-efficient AI systems
• AI-driven solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Organized by the Department of Information, Communication & Technology in association with TIAS CDL and in collaboration with the Tradepreneur Global Research Organization, the symposium witnessed participation from leading institutions including DSEU, IIT Delhi, JNU, and GGSIPU.
The event was effectively coordinated with media support by Dr. Shivendu Rai, Media Incharge and Assistant Dean (BJMC), ensuring wide outreach and visibility.
The symposium concluded on a high note, serving as a vibrant forum for knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation. It reaffirmed the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence in shaping a greener, smarter and more sustainable future.
