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A Brief Report on the National science day conducted by the Department of Sciences
Date: 28-02-2025
Venue: New Seminar hall
Organized for: Degree students
As per the instructions of the internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC),it was decided to celebrate a national Science day event .The event aimed to honor the contributions of Indian scientists, especially Dr.C.V.Raman, whose discovery of the Raman Effect is commemorated on this day. We organized it on 28th Feb 2025.
The event was inaugurated by Rev.Fr.V.Antony swamy Correspondent, who emphasized the importance of science in daily life. Various engaging activities, including a Quiz competition, an essay writing and a science exhibition, were conducted to encourage participation and knowledge sharing.
Students from various departments actively participated along with faculty members .The event witnessed an attendance of approximately all degree students.
Quiz competition:
A Quiz competition was conducted by the Department of Physics, mathematics and computer science on 22-02-2025(11.30pmto12.45pm) for first and second –year B.Sc. computer science students. The questions were based on relevant subjects. Total 4 teams are formed in each team 6 participants were participated.
WINNERS: Y.SUSMITHA and her team
RUNNERS-Up: E.SIRI SHADVIKA and her team
Essay writing competition:
An essay writing competition was conducted on 21-02-2025 (3pm to 4pm)for all degree students, with a total of four participants.
WINNER: E.SIRI SHADWIKA
RUNNER-Up:S.PARVEEN BI
Science Exhibition:
A Science exhibition was Organized by the department of sciences for first and second-year B.Sc .computer science students .A total of 26 students participated, Showcasing 9 innovative models. The models were presented by students from various departments including physics, mathematics and chemistry
Department of physics models
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Model |
Team members |
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Chandrayan3 |
C.suhel B.Ganesh P.Harikrishna T.Ashok A.kumar |
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Vikram lander and pragyan rover |
Y.Susmitha B.Rajeswari M.Lakshmiprasanna I.Madhavi S.Nikitha V.umadevi |
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Smoking is injurious to health |
S.Abdul Rehman C.Nayeem M.Obulesu C.Suryateja |
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Single phase house wiring |
C Irfan V Vasukumar Charan M Shanmukha M Shakeer Babu |
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Hologram |
P Naveen Kumar S Vijay Kumar Reddy |
Department of Mathematics model
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Model |
Team members |
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Trigonometric ratios |
M Sai Manjula C Surya Teja Reddy R Viswanathudu |
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Algebraic equations |
S.Parveen Bee O.Chandrakala |
Department of chemistry model:
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Model |
Team members |
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Blood without cut |
C Sharoon V J Dhyuthi Sree |
Studets showcased their creative ideas and knowledge through various models. Students from other departments eagerly visited the exhibition to explore the models, gain knowledge, and enhance their understanding. The event was both educational and enjoyable for all participants.
Conclusion:
The National science day celebration was a great success. The event inspired students to explore the wonders of science and technology, promoting scientific curiosity and innovation.
A Brief Report on the Seminar conducted by the Department of Physics on 26.10.24
Title: Importance of Nano Technology
Resource Person: Dr. M Mamatha Kumari, Associate Professor, Yogi Vemana University.
As per the instructions of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), it was decided to conduct a seminar for third year physics students exposing them to modern technology and current advances in science. We chose the topic ‘Nanotechnology’ and with due permission from the Principal, we requested Dr.M. Mamatha Kumari, Department of Material Science and Nanotechnology, Yogi Vemana University. We organized it on 26th Oct’2024. We included first and second year students too.
The seminar was inaugurated by Rev.Fr. Correspondent. Principal gave introductory speech. He appreciated the resource person for taking initiative and coming to our college. The speaker began by outlining the fundamental principles of nanotechnology, explaining how materials behave differently at the nanoscale due to unique quantum and surface phenomena.
Key Topics Discussed
1. Introduction to Nanotechnology: The lecturer started by defining nanotechnology and emphasizing the significance of Nanomaterials. They explained how the manipulation of matter at the atomic and molecular levels enables the creation of new materials with extraordinary properties.
2. Applications of Nanotechnology:
*Medicine and Healthcare: The speaker elaborated on how nanotechnology is revolutionizing the medical field. Examples included the development of targeted drug delivery systems, nanoscale imaging techniques for cancer detection, and innovative materials for regenerative medicine.
*Electronics and Information Technology: The lecturer discussed advancements in nanoelectronics, such as the miniaturization of electronic components and the potential of quantum computing.
*Energy and Environment:Applications in energy storage (like advanced batteries), solar cells, and environmental remediation using Nanomaterials were presented as promising areas of research and industry.
*Textiles and Consumer Goods: The impact of nanotechnology in everyday life was also highlighted, showing how nanocoatings can make textiles more durable or self-cleaning.
3. Research and Development: The session explored current research trends and the importance of interdisciplinary approaches. The guest lecturer shared examples from ongoing research projects and stressed the role of collaborations among scientists from physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering.
4. Challenges and Ethical Considerations:Addressing potential risks, the speaker emphasized the need for stringent regulations and safety protocols in nanotechnology. Ethical concerns, such as the environmental impact of Nanomaterials and issues of nanotoxicity, were also discussed.
Future Prospects and Opportunities
The seminar provided an overview of career opportunities in the nanotechnology sector, ranging from academia to industry. The lecturer encouraged participants to consider pursuing advanced studies, such as a PG and PhD, and highlighted the growing demand for nanotechnology expertise in various fields, including materials science, biotechnology, and environmental engineering.
Interactive Q&A Session
The event concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, where attendees posed questions about the practical applications of nanotechnology and future research directions. The lecturer’s insightful responses further deepened the audience's understanding of the subject.
Conclusion
The seminar successfully motivated the students to the field of nano technology and also to consider it as their choice in postgraduate studies. It also gave an opportunity for the first years to learn the methodology of organizing a seminar
