SPECTRUM SEMINAR SERIES 2024-25 - DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

 The PG Department of Chemistry at Sree Narayana College, Chempazhanthy, successfully organized a seminar on the topic "Advanced Analytical Solutions for Scientific Management of Emerging Environmental Contaminants" as part of the Spectrum Seminar Series 2024-25 on 08 January 2025. The primary objective of this session was to discuss recent advancements in analytical techniques for detecting and monitoring environmental contaminants and persistent chemicals.

The event was graced by Dr. Prathish K.P., a distinguished scientist from CSIR-NIIST, who shared his valuable expertise with students and faculty members. Dr. Suja (Head, Department of Chemistry)  inaugurated the session with a warm welcome, emphasizing the significance of scientific discussions in fostering awareness and innovative solutions for environmental challenges. Prof. (Dr.) Rakhee A.S. (Principal, Sree Narayana College, Chempazhanthy) delivered an inspiring presidential address, underlining the institution’s commitment to nurturing scientific curiosity among students. She highlighted the importance of hosting interactive seminars that encourage active participation and knowledge exchange. 

Dr. Prathish K.P. (Scientist, CSIR-NIIST)  delivered a comprehensive lecture on advanced analytical solutions for detecting and managing environmental contaminants. His talk focused on:

  • The challenges posed by emerging environmental contaminants, including persistent organic pollutants.
  • The application of chromatography and spectral techniques in identifying the presence of hazardous chemicals like dioxins.
  • Case studies demonstrating real-world applications of advanced analytical methods.
  • The importance of effective solid waste management and the role of recycling in mitigating environmental damage.

His insightful presentation provided students with an in-depth understanding of modern analytical techniques used in environmental science.

A key highlight of the seminar was the platform provided for student presentations. This initiative:

  • Encouraged active student participation and boosted confidence.
  • Allowed students to present their research and findings on related topics.
  • Enabled valuable peer feedback and constructive discussions.

The seminar successfully met its objective of fostering scientific dialogue and raising awareness about environmental contaminants and their management. The session was highly interactive, with students and faculty engaging in discussions on contemporary analytical solutions.

The event reinforced the Department of Chemistry’s dedication to promoting research-based learning, inspiring students to explore innovative solutions to environmental challenges.









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