National seminar on chemistry from December 15

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December 9, 2011

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Mangalore, December 9: A two-day national seminar on Chemistry, sponsored by U.G.C will be held at Vijaya College, Mulki from December 15. H Shantharam, administrative officer, Academy of General Education, Manipal will inaugurate the conference. MS Balakrishna, department of chemistry, IIT, Mumbai will deliver the keynote address. MAR Kudva, president of governing council of the College will preside over the inaugural function.

P J Rai, MCF, Mangalore, S Sugunan, Kochi, Manohar V Kulkarni, Dharwad, V B Adikari, NITK Surathkal, Krishnappa, MCF, Shashikanth, Mysore, Abraham Joseph, Calicut, the resource persons will deliver talks on the seminar topics that include discovering the route to successful leadership, heterogeneous catalysis, synthesis of carbon products, synthesis of nanomaterials, environment control in fertilizer company, biodegradation and so on.

After the presentation,, there will be discussion relating to each topic B S Holla, HOD of Medicinal Chemistry, SDM College, Ujire, will present valedictory speech. Chief guests of valedictory session are J Ishwara Bhat, department of chemistry, Mangalore University and Sunil Kulkarni GM, MCF Ltd, Mangalore. P Venkatramana Gowda, Principal of MGM College, Udupi, will preside. For participating lecturers OOD facility will be available.

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