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Quark (technical festival)

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construction. The right half shows the developed Quark, depicting the fiery passion, unity and teamwork, and thought and creativity, all of which goes into making Quark the tremendous success that it always is. The Quark banner is synonymous with innovation, as each edition boasts of events, guest lectures, workshops and special nights surpassing the ingenuity and grandeur of its predecessors.
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The Quark logo highlights how Quark as a festival will never stop growing. The spirit of innovation and progress is reflected in the way Quark has constantly brought something new and wonderful to offer. In lieu of this, the left half of the new logo appears like a blueprint or something always under
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Graviton, an off-campus initiative aimed at spreading academic innovation through a workshop series on Ethical hacking (GEHWS) and Robotics (GRWS), was organized in the buildup to the festival. This edition of Quark also saw a series of workshops on Fuel Cell Development, Social Media Marketing and
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Over the years, Quark has had associations with various media outlets such as The Hindu, Hindustan times, The Times of India, Big FM, Radio Mirchi, BBC Knowledge Magazine, Digit, Business Economics magazine and several others. Quark has also been covered by magazines such as
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went national for the first time, featuring participation from colleges across India. It highlights included an aero modelling workshop followed by an air show, a magic show, and a performance by the juggling troupe "Feeding the Fish" from London.
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or delegates and engage in a simulated United Nations conference. BITSMUN is spread over three days, consisting of an inauguration ceremony on Day 1 and a Delegates Ball on Day 2 in addition to two daily sessions of 3 hours on all three days.
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Launched as a local event in 2006, Quark became a national event in 2008. Since then, Quark has consistently seen participation from colleges across India. It usually features various events pertaining to the different
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Quark, with a footfall exceeding 30,000, witnesses participation from over 200 colleges from across India. Since its inception, Quark has attracted sponsorship associations from companies including Sabre,
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Quark, in its recent editions, has also presented Guest Lectures by Nobel Laureates Sir Harry Kroto, Prof. Douglas Osheroff and Mr. Vic Hayes. It has also had leading professors such as
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surpassed its predecessor in terms of popularity as it attracted more than 35,000 students from different national colleges. The festival was inaugurated by the Honorable
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and a fire show by the Carnival of the Divine Imagination(rhythmic fire and light performance group from Brisbane, Australia) pulled huge crowds. BITSMUN (BITS
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Aurora refers to the special performances during the nights of Quark. Recent performers include the London-based troupe 'Feeding the Fish'(performers at the
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saw greater participation than in the previous edition, playing host to around 5000 students from 350 colleges across India. Dr.
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Patronage, the highest form of support granted to an organization, being only the third fest in India to receive the same.
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bot framework (or PyWikipediaBot) used for automating tasks on a wiki. Other workshops included learning vision robotics,
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were prominent features of Quark 2010. This edition marked the expansion of the festival to international grounds.
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Quark has also been a promoter of social responsibilities. Using the wide geographical reach of the organizers,
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Several workshops were conducted during the course of Quark 2010. As part of 'Corporate' events, a
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made by BITS students, was a significant attraction during the 3 days of the festival.
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workshop was conducted to familiarize students with the Adobe Flex
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Application development on the Windows 7 platform, amongst others.
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Quark is the annual international techno-management festival of
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format, in which participants take up roles as international
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was the first version and was an intra-campus competition
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simulation, held with an aim to educate participants in
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Student community of BITS Pilani, K.K. Birla Goa Campus
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Quark 2016 Logo
Goa, India
UNESCO
www.bits-quark.org
BITS Pilani, K.K. Birla Goa Campus
engineering
pure sciences
entrepreneurship
business
technical festival
UNESCO
Goa

APJ Abdul Kalam
Padma Vibhushan
Hariprasad Chaurasia
Model United Nations
humanoid robot
Chancellor
BITS, Pilani University
Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla
Vic Hayes
Wi-Fi
Nobel Laureates
Harry Kroto
Douglas Osheroff
Mozilla Foundation

United Nations
civics

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