Seminar - Chemical Engineering - Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

Aug - Dec 2020

Date	Speaker	Title
02-09-20	Aslam Ansari, Chemical Engg	Defense : Composition gradient driven natural convection in soluble lead redox flow batteries
17-09-20	Atul VARSHNEY, Institute of Science and Technology (IST Austria)	Hydrodynamic instability and turbulence in cardiovascular flows
25-09-20	Arunan Elangannan, IPC, IISc	Molecular Beam Microwave Spectroscopy: Defining Hydrogen Bond and Discovering Carbon Bond!
01-10-20	Ranjith Padinhateeri, Biosciences and Bioengineering, IIT Bombay	Physical models to understand chromatin assembly and inheritance of epigenetic information
08-10-20	Rahul Roy, Dept of Chemical Engg., IISc	Monitoring antibody response in COVID19 infections
15-10-20	Sanjay Katheria, , TU Dresden, Germany	Catalytic structured reactors for hydrocarbon steam reforming
21-10-20	Sarah L. Keller, Univ. of Washington Seattle, USA	Gargantuan domains in living yeast vacuole membranes (and what could make them smaller)
22-10-20	Parul Verma, UCSF	Towards understanding chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy and pathophysiology of pain sensation: an engineering approach
27-10-20	Shivanandkumar Veesam, Dept of Chemical Engg, IISc	Colloquium: Study of phase equilibria and interfacial properties of systems containing clathrate hydrates using molecular simulations
29-10-20	Ananth Govind Rajan, Dept of Chemical Engg, IISc	Combining Quantum and Classical Simulations for Advancing Applications at the Water-Energy Nexus
05-11-20	Sumesh P Thampi, IITM, Chennai	Hydrodynamics of active particles in micro channels
19-11-20	Rajesh Ganapathy, JNCASR	Emergent dynamics in driven designer granular matter
26-11-20	Bhushan Toley, Dept of Chemical Engg, IISc	Development of an isothermal nucleic acid amplification test for COVID-19
03-12-20	Hari S. Ganesh, Texas A&M Energy Institute	Modeling, Optimization, and Control Strategies for Energy and Environmental Systems
17-12-20	Karthik Subramaniam Pushpavanam, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Washington	Bio-Nanotechnology Approaches Towards Design of Next-Generation Sensors and Materials