Venue and Date
The 39th Kerala Science Congress will be held during 28–31 January 2027 at St. Joseph’s College Devagiri, Kozhikode. The Congress will bring together scientists, researchers, academicians, students, industry representatives and other stakeholders for four days of scientific exchange, discussion and collaboration. The programmes will focus on the potential of space science and technology for building a resilient Keralam, with emphasis on emerging applications, innovation and societal impact
Kozhikode, Keralam
Kozhikode, located on the Malabar Coast, is a historic city known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant academic environment and strong connections to trade and knowledge exchange. Once a major centre of maritime trade, the city has a distinctive heritage shaped by centuries of interaction with different cultures. Today, Kozhikode is an important educational, research and commercial centre in North Keralam, with a growing ecosystem of institutions, innovation and entrepreneurship. Its natural beauty, cultural richness and academic vibrancy provide an inspiring setting for the 39th Kerala Science Congress.
St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Devagiri, Kozhikode
Established in 1956 and affiliated to the University of Calicut, St. Joseph’s College, Devagiri is one of the prominent higher education institutions in Malabar. The college became autonomous in 2014 and has been accredited with A++ grade by NAAC. With 17 departments, 29 undergraduate, 14 postgraduate and 8 PhD programmes, the institution has a strong academic and research environment. Spread across a 27.45-acre campus, the college combines academic excellence with research, innovation and vibrant student engagement. Its facilities and active research ecosystem provide an appropriate setting for hosting the 39th Kerala Science Congress and bringing together the scientific community for dialogue, collaboration and new ideas.