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07/09/24 |
During the pandemic in the year 2021-2022 department of Chemistry had given an option to all SYBSc and TYBSc Chemistry students to prepare a presentation on various topics of Chemistry on the basis of their application in advanced chemistry topics. They were given a choice to use any technical software to create their own video in the presentation as a presenter of the topic. |
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| RAMAN EFFECT AND ITS APPLICATION & DEMONSTRATION OF INSTRUMENTS |
28/02/23 |
During the academic year 2022 – 2023 for the Celebration of National science day, Guest Lecture organized by Science Association in collaboration with Department of Chemistry had organized Guest lecture on Raman effect and its application and demonstration of instruments (potentiostat & portable fluorimeter) by Dr. Asim Kumar Maiti Proprietor of Advantek Instrument, Seawoods, Navi Mumbai to explore spectroscopic knowledge on the occasion of National Science day ( 28th February 2023) for under graduate and post graduate students. |
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| Intercollegiate poster competition |
02/02/23 |
During the Academic the year 2022 – 2023 department of chemistry had given an option to all SYBSc and TYBSc chemistry students to prepare a poster presentation on various topics of chemistry on the basis of their application in advanced chemistry topics. They were given a choice to use any technical software to create their own poster presenter of the topic. |
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| Industrial Visit |
31/01/23 |
Department of chemistry had Organized Industrial visit to HPCL (Vashi Terminal) to know the reality of how the Petroleum industry function for all SYBSc and TYBSc Chemistry Students. |
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| Group Theory and its applications. |
28/01/23 |
During the academic year 2022 – 2023 department of chemistry had organized a Guest lecture by Dr. Suresh Pawar Associate professor, University of Mumbai, Kalina Mumbai to explore Inorganic chemistry knowledge of under graduate and post graduate students. |
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| Need of science awareness in educated people |
28/02/22 |
During the pandemic in the year 2021-2022department of Chemistry in association with science association had organized Guest Lecture of Padamshree, Dr. Sharad Kale Ex. Head of Technology Transfer and collaboration, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai via online platform for the celebration of National Science Day. |
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| UTKARSHA 2017 - Intracollegiate Competition |
11/12/17 |
Intracollegiate Competition |
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| “Workshop on Problem Solving in Chemistry for NET/SET ASPIRANTS" |
28/02/16 |
A state level “Workshop on Problem Solving in Chemistry for NET / SET aspirants” was organized by the Department of Chemistry on Sunday, 28th February 2016 to commemorate the National Science Day. 123 participants have attended and benefitted from this workshop.
The workshop was inaugurated by our dynamic principal Dr. Harsha Mehta with lighting of lamp and Ganesh vandana by S.Y.B.Sc. student Mr. Sujit Kumar. The participants were welcomed by Mr. S. H. Bohra, Head Department of Chemistry and compered by Dr. Pallavi Roy. The speakers Dr. Gajanan Rashinkar, Department of Chemistry, Shivaji University, Kolhapur and Dr. H. A. Parbat, Department of Chemistry, Wilson College, Mumbai were introduced by Ms. Mahalaxmi Nadar.
Mr. M. R. Bhatia, Ex. Vice Principal and Head Department of Chemistry, Ms. Uma Palkar and Mr. K. Balakrishnan had also graced the occasion. Total eleven teaching staff members along with six non-teaching staff members from the department were present.
Dr. Gajanan Rashinkar vividly explained in Session I the paper pattern, method of study and time management skills. He also discussed about the essential qualities required in an aspirant to qualify NET/SET examinations. He also motivated the participants by giving real life examples of other candidates who had qualified NET/SET under his guidance. He explained the students about the importance of quantitative analysis of previous years question papers and based on that he discussed the specific areas to focus upon in order to successfully qualify the examination. At the end he gave hints to identify a couple of important name reactions and the way the questions on them had been asked in previous years.
Dr. H. A. Parbat during the session II gave inputs on ways to prepare for the physical chemistry portion of the NET examination, with special reference to Quantum Chemistry. He gave tips to solve various questions on Eigen values, Operators, application of Hamiltonian and Schrodinger wave equation. He also threw light on calculation of degeneracy of orbital’s including ESR.
Vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Santosh Tiwari to acknowledge the efforts put in by all colleagues in the department (both teaching and non-teaching) and TYBSc students. The overwhelming participation from all over the state was the outcome of the first initiative taken by the department by designing an online application form for carrying out the registration process and creating a link in the college website as www.siesascs.edu.in/netchemworkshop thus making the approach more easily accessible all over the state and publicizing through social media platforms.
The feedback from the participants were excellent and stated that they would be eagerly looking forward to have such more workshops in near future. |
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| Popular Science Lecture Series 2015-16 on “Crystal Field Theory” |
20/02/16 |
The Department of Chemistry organized a Popular Science Lecture Series on “Crystal Field Theory” delivered by Dr. Dimple Dutta, Scientific Officer (F), Chemistry Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai on Saturday, 20th February 2016 at 2.00 pm in Multi-media Room in collaboration with Indian Women Scientists' Association. Fifty nine 56 UG and PG students of our college attended the lecture. It was inaugurated by our Principal Dr. Harsha Mehta. Welcome address and introduction of speaker was given by the Head of Department of Chemistry, Shri. Shabbir H. Bohra. Dr. Dimple Dutta started her lecture with basics of Valance Bond Theory, Hybridization, Molecular Orbital Theory and then gave thorough inside of Crystal Field Theory and its applications. It was well received by the UG and PG students of our college and they expressed their desire to have few more lectures on Crystal Field Theory, Quantum Chemistry and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Vote of thanks was proposed by Shri. Shekar Aiyar. |
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| Industrial Visit to Jaipur 2015 |
26/11/15 |
An industrial visit was organized by the Chemistry Department to Jaipur from 24th November 2015 to 28th November 2015. |
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