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Applications are Invited for Junior Research Fellow for MNRE Research Project

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Applications are invited for Junior Research Fellow (JRF) under the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) sponsored project entitled“Design and development of solar light driven graphene based mixed oxide photocatalysts for efficient production of H2 (Solar fuel)”.

Eligibility: First class M.Sc., in Chemistry/Physics/Materials Chemistry/Nanotechnology with Chemistry or Physics as main subject in Bachelors degree.The candidates who have qualified CSIR/ UGC/NET/ GATE will be preferred.

Desirable: Good Knowledge in MS office

Fellowship: For post graduate degree in Basic Sciences with CSIR/ UGC-JRF, GATE, JEST qualification or GATE qualified Post Graduate Degree in Professional Course: Rs. 25,000 + admissible HRA

For others: Fellowship amount Rs. 16,000 + admissible HRA

Tenure: 3 years, extendable by one year based on the performance.

Travel for interview: 2nd class sleeper return train fair.

Registration for Ph.D. : Selected candidate should register for full time Ph.D. programme at SRM University, Kattankulathur, Chennai.

N.B. : Required research facilities will be provided.

Interested candidates can send their applications together with their detailed resume/CV, either by soft or hard copies within 15 days of this advertisement (before 3rdFeb. 2016) to

Prof. B. Neppolian,
Principal Investigator, MNRE research project,
SRM Research Institute,
Room No-16, 13th Floor University Central Library Building,
SRM University, Kattankulathur,
Chennai-603203, Tamil Nadu,
E-mail : neppolian.b@res.srmuniv.ac.in; b_neppolian@yahoo.com.

For more information about SRM University, visit  

http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/index.html

http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/research_institute/popup/neppolian_b.php

National Workshop on Endo Vascular Virtual Reality Simulation

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Organized by SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre

Date: January 25, 2016 to January 28, 2016

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Date: 
Monday, January 25, 2016 - 00:00 to Thursday, January 28, 2016 - 23:00

M. Rekha

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M. Rekha

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Dr. Anil K. Suresh

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National Conference on English Language Teaching

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Organized by Department of English and Foreign Languages, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University

Date: 05 May 2016 to 06 May 2016

Date: 
Thursday, May 5, 2016 (All day) to Friday, May 6, 2016 (All day)
Departments: 
Department of Foreign Languages

Guest Lecture by Dr. Mathieu Vinken, Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium

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Organized by Centre for Environmental Nuclear Research, SRM University

Date: 27 January 2016

Venue: Seminar Hall, Room Number - 311, SRM College of Pharmacy

Theme I: Liver Based in vitro Models for Toxicity Testing

Theme II: Adverse Outcome Pathways as Tools to Assess Chemical Toxicity

Time: 10.00 AM to 12.15 PM

Speaker: Dr. Mathieu Vinken

Dr. Mathieu Vinken

Professor
Department of Toxicology,
Dermato Cosmetology and Pharmacognosy,
Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium

Mathieu Vinken is a tenure track professor affiliated to the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium and a visiting professor at the University of São Paulo-Brazil. He has a background in pharmaceutical sciences, holds a doctoral degree in experimental in vitro Toxicology. HE is a European Registered Toxicologist and a trained risk assessor. Mathieu Vinken is a regular member of 7 scientific societies in the area of Toxicology and Hepatology, and is Vice-President of the European Society of Toxicology In Vitro. His research, financially supported by the European Research Council and the São Paulo Research Foundation, is focused on the ‘Use of Connexin and Pannexin Channels as Drug Targets and Biomarkers for the Clinical Therapy and Diagnosis of Liver Disease’. He is promoter of 2 completed and 7 ongoing PhD projects. He has written more than 100 publications in international peer-reviewed journals and books. He is associated editor of the journal Toxicology In Vitro and editorial board member of 5 other journals. He is a prominent speaker on international conferences in the area of Connexin Research, Toxicology and Hepatology. Mathieu is involved in several international collaborative research projects. He has received 5 scientific awards for his works.

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Date: 
Wednesday, January 27, 2016 - 10:00

67th Republic Day Celebration

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Date: 26 January 2016

Time: 08:30 AM

Venue: Auditorium Main Entrance

 

Date: 
Tuesday, January 26, 2016 - 08:30

Dr. R Dharani

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Dr. Priyadarsini

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Dr. Chandran Saravanan

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Dr. Karthik Kumar Reddy Narala

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Dr. Rachel Rajan

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Orientation for Placement Training - Details

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Annoncements Description: 

Date: January 27 - January 28, 2016

Reporting Time: 9.00am

 Batch - 1

DeptVenue
CSE MAIN AUDITORIUM
MECHANICAL MAIN AUDITORIUM
IT MECHANICAL SEMINAR HALL-1
SOFTWARE MECHANICAL SEMINAR HALL-2
BIOTECH BIOTECH SEMINAR HALL
CHEMICAL BIOTECH SEMINAR HALL

 

Note: Students are requested to report at the respective venue sharp 9.00am.

Batch 2 venue details will be posted in the website soon


Workshop on 'Smart Grid and Integration of Renewable Sources'

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Organized by  Department of Electrical and Eclectronics Engineering, SRM University

Date: 18 February 2016 to 19 February 2016

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Date: 
Thursday, February 18, 2016 (All day) to Friday, February 19, 2016 (All day)
Departments: 
Department of Electrical and Electronics

Ratan Tata Visits SRM University

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If India is to shine now and in the future, people must have the freedom to decide and while governments can be in the business of monitoring, they should have no role in telling people what to do, said Mr. Ratan Naval Tata, Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons. “If India should shine let the people have the freedom to decide” Mr. Tata said in an interactive session with SRM University students here today.

“ As you go through life, many things you could not find in college, you will find it in your profession down the line” Tata told students stressing that there are many qualities that are sought after in young leaders but the bottom line must be one of making a difference. “Be honest in what you think & do and this goes for any profession”, the industrial and business magnate remarked.

Prior to the interactive session with students drawn from all Faculties of SRM University—Engineering and Technology, Science and Humanities, Medical and Dental Sciences, Health Sciences, Management and Law—Mr. Tata had meeting with the Founder Chancellor of SRM University, Dr. Paari Vendhar” where they discussed the challenges and opportunities of higher education in India.

Referring to the fact that so many young minds of India choose overseas destinations for higher studies, Mr. Tata observed that this would not be the case if educational institutions offered proper facilities and faculties. “Our country has the ability. We have to teach & inspire the students and have the right environment. We have the capabilities of becoming a major economic and educational power” he added.

During his session with the Founder Chancellor and later in private sessions, Mr. Tata had detailed discussions with the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Prabir Bagchi on a range of topics in education & research and development issues that included the importance of faculty sabbatical in industrial organizations, the constant interaction of the industry in formulation of the syllabus and curriculum, student internships in the industry and business, ways to attract and retain bright minds to teaching and research.

Lavishing praise on the state of the art facilities at SRM University and endorsing the institution’s plans for the future, Mr. Tata told young minds that along with team work, timing, plan and innovation, there has to be intuition for any program to succeed; but at the same time not every plan or venture is going to succeed. “Take everything as a learning exercise”, Mr. Tata advised the student community.

In an answer to a question on disabilities and providing basic facilities for people with physical disadvantages, Mr. Tata lamented that India still did not have a basic health care network and there is still a social stigma on disability.  Mr. Tata argued that both the public and the private sectors need to go the distance in addressing the needs of the under privileged and specially challenged people.

“ Less attention has been given to mobility of physically-challenged people by vehicle manufacturers in India. We don’t even have a ramp in many pavements to address the needs of people on wheel-chairs”, the industrial pioneer said in appreciating the query posed by the student. “ A basic health care network is something we have to achieve for the future”, he added.

Asked about his parameters to support start-ups, Mr. Tata argued that while he is interested in the ideas of the young minds on projects, his support to any will also depend on not only viability but also in an assessment of “greed” of the entrepreneur.  “I like investing in young companies, but money-alone and greed is not what I am for”, Mr. Tata said.

Mr. Tata engaged the students in a variety of questions including some light hearted queries of the inquisitive minds present on the occasion. On more than one instance the icon of the Indian industry was asked about start-ups and his support thus far to some of the India-oriented enterprises. “The ultimate satisfaction is not just philanthropy but also investing in young companies” Mr. Tata replied to a question going on to make the point that while he was indeed interested in the models and formulations presented, he was also looking for more. “There cannot be greed” he maintained.

“What does it take to be your lawyer” asked a young student from the School of Law “First of all, I hope I do not get into trouble that would require me to have a legal aide”, Mr. Tata said to laughter in the room. On a more serious note he added, “The requirements of a lawyer is not very different from that of other professions. You have to be sincere and honest”.

“ What is the best way of getting touch with you?” asked another student. “Of course by e-mail, if you can get that”, Mr. Tata replied to smiles and laughter with students knowing full well that he was not going to share his account all that easily.

“ Did you at any time feel that money could not help you?”asked another student. “ I don’t have much money and I certainly do not have any power” came a quick reply setting off laughter in the conference room again. On a more serious note Mr. Tata spoke of his time when he returned from the United States after studies and was placed on the Tata shop floor where he was one of the workers. “Initially I did not like this, but came to accept. Later on as I moved up in Tata Sons I could relate better with the workers and vice versa”, he said.

Accompanied by the Vice Chancellor Mr. Tata, at the end of the interactive session with students, went on a tour of SRM University. At one point he got out of his car and spent some time with students who wanted to show off their latest innovation in an unmanned aerial vehicle or a drone in modern parlance. Quite impressed with what he was seeing Mr. Tata watched the system take off and land.

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International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies Awards 40 Early Career Chemists

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The 2015 International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies (PAC CHEM™), took place in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, December 15-20, 2015. The conference is sponsored jointly by the American Chemical Society (ACS), the Canadian Society for Chemistry (CSC), the Chemical Society of Japan (CSJ), the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry (NZIC), the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI), the Korean Chemical Society (KCS), and the Chinese Chemical Society (CCS). The American Chemical Society is the host society for the 2015 Congress.

Pacifichem 2015 gave 40 Early Career Chemists Travel Grants Award for chemistry professionals from developing countries within the Pacific Basin to those who have completed their formal academic training and are in their first career position, whether this be in teaching, industry, or government institutions.  All the 40 young awardees received their recognition in the award luncheon on 18th Dec’2015.

Dr. Paromita Chakraborty, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, SRM Research Institute, SRM University, as a recipient of this prestigious award delivered talk on “Impact Of Crude Electronic Waste Recycling In Loading Polychlorinated Biphenyls In Indian Environment: Implications For Atmospheric Outflow”.This work of Dr. Chakraborty has been funded by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India under the Young Scientist scheme.

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Short Term Training Program on Digital Signal Processing and its Application in Power Engineering

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Organized by Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, SRM University

Date: 11 February 2016 to 12 February 2016

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Date: 
Thursday, February 11, 2016 (All day) to Friday, February 12, 2016 (All day)
Departments: 
Department of Electrical and Electronics

SRM University Wins South Zone Inter University Table Tennis (Men & Women) Tournament

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Organized by Vikramasimhapuri University, Nellore

Date: 27 January 2016 - 30 January 2016

Results

Quarter Finals

SRM University   Beat   Christ University
Score:  3-0

Semi - Finals

SRM University   Beat   VIT University, vellore.
Score: 3-0

Finals

SRM University (Defending Championship) Beat  University of Madras
Score: 3-1

SRM University men and women teams have qualified for All India Inter University Table Tennis Tournament which is to be held at, RGPV University, Bhopal in March 2016.

Men Final Results

  • Winner - SRM University
  • Runners- Up - University of Madras
  • Third Place - Anna University 
  • Fourth Place - VIT University

Women Final results

  • Winner - MG University
  • Runners- Up -  Anna University
  • Third Place - Osmania University 
  • Fourth Place - SRM University

 

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