University of Birmingham and Indian Institute of Technology Webinar Series on Chemistry

Welcome to the joint webinar series between Schools of Chemistry at University of Birmingham (UoB), UK, and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, India.

As a first step towards realising the potential of the strategic partnership between Schools of Chemistry at UoB and IIT Madras, we are holding this monthly webinar series where academics can share their research and expertise with other academics, PDRAs, and PhD students. We hope that this webinar series will open dialogues among researchers in the two schools to develop joint grant applications, publications, exchange visits, and so on.

The webinars are scheduled for every last Thursday of the month starting 11 am (GMT+1) or 3.30pm (IST) and between November 2023 and February 2024 10am (GMT) or 3.30pm (IST) . If you are interested in becoming part of this community and/or have any queries, please contact Dr Ruchi Gupta (r.gupta.3@bham.ac.uk), School of Chemistry, University of Birmingham.

25/01/2024
10:00 (GMT) or 15:30 (IST)
IIT : Computational Techniques for Quantitative Prediction of X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy
UoB: Mechanosynthesis and solid-state NMR for new materials discovery (PDF92KB) IIT : Molecular electronic ring currents and their generation

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University of Birmingham and Indian Institute of Technology Webinar Series on Chemistry

Programme

Professor Sanjay Kumar (IIT) & Professor Neil Champness (UoB)

Dilip Kumar Chand (IIT) & Gemma Louise Davies (UoB)

Debashish Chakaraborty (IIT) & Steve Goldup (UoB)

Soumen Ghosh (IITM) & Dominik Kubicki (UoB) & Krishna Reddy Nandipati (IITM)

Palaniselvam Thangaveln (IIT) & Jamie Lewis (UoB)

Beeraiah Baire (IIT)& Adam Michalchuk (UoB)

Anbarasan, P. (IIT) & Peter Slater (UoB)

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