Welcome to IHS2018
We welcome you to the 16th edition of the Chemistry In-House Symposium (IHS) to be held on 7th April in P. C. Saxena auditorium. The symposium highlights ongoing research activities in the department and provides a platform for exchange of ideas among research groups. Over the years the symposium has seen a phenomenal growth in the number of oral and poster presentations. In the recent years, the department has introduced student flash presentations to increase the student participation and involvement in the program. We look forward to your active participation in the symposium.
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Organizing Committee IHS 2018
IHS2018 volunteers
IHS2018,
Venue : LT(Lecture Theatre),
PC Saxena Auditorium
Date : 7th April 2018
Deadlines
Last date for registration 25th March 2018.
Last date for abstract submission 25th March 2018.
Announcements
-Guidelines for Oral/Flash presentations put up under Speakers tab !!
-Program Schedule put up.
Contact Us
The Organising Committee,
In-House Symposium 2018,
Department of Chemistry.
Email: ihs2018[at]chem.iitb.ac.in
Phone : 022 2576 7151 (O)
In-House Symposium 2018,
Department of Chemistry.
Email: ihs2018[at]chem.iitb.ac.in
Phone : 022 2576 7151 (O)
Program Schedule
| 08:30-09:00 | Registration |
| 09:00-09:10 | Welcome Remarks By HoD |
| 09:10-10:45 | Session 1 : Chair - Satrajit (KPK) |
| 09:10-09:40 | Oral Presentations |
OP-1: Nithin (AC) - Spatially Synchronous Blinking of Entire Perovskite Microcrystals  | |
| OP-2: Divya Tripathi (AChD) - Electron Attachment to Genetic Materials: The Nucleo Bases | |
| OP-3: BalaGopal Maddala (AD) - Optical Properties of the Gold Nanoparticle Assemblies | |
| OP-4: Shubham Kumar (BLT) - Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Fullerols and Endohedral Fullerenes | |
| OP-5: Shreemoyee Kumar (CMRV) - Ni(II)-Catalyzed C(sp2)-H Butadienylation of 8-Aminoquinoline Benzamides with Allenyl Acetates | |
| OP-6: Bhawna Uttam (CPR) - Immobilization of Conjugates of Calix[4]Arene on Solid Surfaces and Exploring Their Potential Applications | |
| OP-7: JayeetaSaha (CS) - Electrocatalytic Water Splitting With Cobalt Oxide Embedded onto Carbon Sphere | |
| OP-8: SandeepPimparkar (DM) - Reaching Out For Distal Aliphatic C-H Bond | |
| 09:40-10:10 | IL-1 : Prof. C.P. Rao - Proteins in the hands of inorganic chemists |
| 10:10-10:45 | Flash Presentations |
| FP-1: Sunil Pulletikurti (SRK) - Synthesis of Propellanes Containing Bicyclooctene Unit via the Diels Alder Reaction and Ring Closing Metathesis as Key Steps | |
| FP-2: Ennus Khaim Pathan(SSK) - Synthesis of AAT Containing Zwitterionic Oligosaccharide | |
| FP-3 :Shubhangi Gupta (YUS) - Effect of S48P Point Mutation on the Conformational Dynamics and Conformational Stability of RNase Sa
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| FP-4 :Nandini (RA) - Communication between the two Catalytic Domains of Formylglycinamide Ribonucleotide Amidotransferase
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| FP-5 :KumariAnupama (RAF) - Regioselective Synthesis of γ-Hydroxy-α, β-Unsaturated Aldehydes from 4-(2- Hydroxyethyl)-5-Alkyl-1,3-Dioxolan-2-Ones Using IBX as an Oxidising Agent | |
| FP-6 :Aswathi Raveendran (RBS) - Insights into the Mechanism and Stereoselectivity in Pd Catalysed 1,1-Fluoroarylation
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| FP-7 :Soham Sarkar (RC) - Contrasting Behaviour from Two ss-DNA of same Base Sequence towards Monovalent and Bivalent Salts: A Study of Collapse Induced Aggregation Dynamics | |
| FP-8 :Marimuthu R (RM) - Functional Tris-Aryl Phosphates | |
| FP-9 :Pranav (ShK) - Use of AFM Imaging and Force Spectroscopy to Study Membrane Lateral Organization
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| FP-10 :Padmaja (SJG) - 5-exo-trig Radical Cascade Cyclisation on AlkynylVinylogous Carbonate for the Synthesis of Tetrasubstituted Furans and Dihydrofurans | |
| FP-11 :Baishakhi Tikader (SK) - A mathematical Modeling Approach to Unravel the Aggregation Kinetics of Alpha Synuclein Protein
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| FP-12 :Dharmendra Kumar (PG) - Cationic N-heterocyclic Carbene Based Iron and Ruthenium Complexes: Synthesis, Characterization and catalytic Application in Reduction of Carbonyl Compounds | |
| FP-13 :Annyesha Biswas (PPI) - Sensing of G-Guadruplex DNA Structures by Indolyl-Quinolinium Based Probes | |
| FP-14 :Mohd. Wasim (MS) - Importance of Transition and Lanthanide Metal Complexes: Application in Magnetism, Catalysis, Device Fabrication and in Biology | |
| FP-15 :Radhakrishna L. (MSB) - 1,2,3-Triazole Based Phosphines: Synthesis and Transition Metal Chemistry | |
| FP-16 :Pooja Prasanthan (NK) - Alkali Induced Molten Globule State of BSA: Qualitative and Quantitative Insights | |
| 10:45-11:45 | Poster Session (P1-P16) + Tea + Group photo |
| 11:45-12:45 | Session 2 : Chair - Laxman (MR) |
| 11:45-12:15 | Oral Presentations |
| OP-9: Sanjib Panda (GKL) - Ru-Complex Framework Towards Aerobic Oxidative Transformations of ?-Diketiminate and α-Ketodiimine | |
| OP-10: Abhishek Singh (GNP) - Squaramide Based Foldamers | |
| OP-11: Mursaleem Ansari (GR) - Oxidation of Methane by an N-Bridged High-ValentDiiron-Oxo Species: Electronic Structure Implications on the Reactivity | |
| OP-12: Rajesh Deka (HBS) - Facile Synthesis of Monomeric Lanthanide Chalcogenolates using Secondary Bonding Interaction | |
| OP-13: Lakshminarayana Satham (INN) - Abnormal Reactivities of Isatin Derived Nitroalkenes-Rapid Access to 3-Alkenyloxindoles and Dispirocyclopentylbisoxindoles | |
| OP-14: Trisha Banik (KPK) - A Direct, Metal free, Lewis acid Mediated Iodoannulation Strategy Towards Aromatic Iodides | |
| OP-15: Anasua Mukhopadhyay(KS) - α-Synuclein Takes up Structure in a Crowded Polymeric Environment | |
| OP-16: Kankona Singharoy (LSP) - Studies on One- and Two-Dimensional Misfit Layered Calcium Cobalt Oxide | |
| 12:15-12:45 | IL-2 : Prof. Santosh J. Gharpure - New Strategies for the Synthesis of 1,4-Heterocycles |
| 12:45-13:45 | Lunch |
| 13:45-14:50 | Session 3 : Chair - Ruchika (ShK) |
| 13:45-14:20 | Oral Presentations |
| OP-17: Ankit Kumar (MR) - Hybrid Macrocycles of Subporphyrins and Triphyrins | |
| OP-18: Jitendrasingh Rajpurohit (MS) - Redox Active Ligand Based Organometallic Base Metal complexes. Electronic Structure Catalysis | |
| OP-19: Madhusudan Kumar Pandey (MSB) - Synthesis, Reactivity and Transition Metal Chemistry of Bulky Phosphines | |
| OP-20: Pooja Meena (NK) - Osmolyte Effect on Protein and Some of its Constituents in the Presence of Salt: Biophysical Studies | |
| OP-21: Babita Bisht (NM) - Polynorbornene Supports for Peptide Synthesis | |
| OP-22: Chandan Singh (PG) - One-Pot Tandem Hiyama Alkynylation/Cyclizations by Palladium(II) Acyclic Diaminocarbene (ADC) Complexes Yielding Biologically Relevant Benzofuran Scaffolds. | |
| OP-23: Priyanka Deshmukh (PPI) - Synthesis of Damage DNAs to Study Translesion Synthesis | |
| OP-24: Ruchika Bhujbalrao (RA) - Role of Ribosomal Modifying Methyltransferases in Antibiotic Resistance | |
| OP-25: Amit Kumar Jha (RAF) - Development of Menthane-Based DimericBis-π-AllylPalladium Catalysts: Asymmetric Allylation of Imines | |
| 14:20-14:50 | IL-3 : Prof. Kamendra P. Sharma - Armouring Proteins for Developing Multifunctional Biomaterials |
| 14:50-16:05 | Session 4 : Chair - Yogesh (SJG) |
| 14:50-15:30 | Oral Presentations |
| OP-26: Anju Unnikrishnan (RBS) - The Role of Non-Covalent Interactions in a Regioselective Aryl C(sp2)-H Borylation Reaction | |
| OP-27: Subhasish Chaki (RC) - Entropy Production and Work Fluctuation Relations for a Single Particle in Active Bath | |
| OP-28: Sonam Verma (RM) - ThermolabileOrganotitaniumMonoalkyl Phosphates: Synthesis, Structures, Epoxidation Catalysts and Utility as Single Source Precursors for TiP2O7 | |
| OP-29: Manjari Mishra (ShK) - Laurdan GP Imaging in Live Cells for Studying Membrane Dynamics During Interactions of Host Cells with Virulent lipids. | |
| OP-30: Dharmendra S. Vishwakarma (SJG) - Lewis Acid Mediated "endo-dig" Hydroalkoxylation-Reduction on Internal Alkynols for the Stereoselective Synthesis of Cyclic Ethers and 1,4-Oxaze | |
| OP-31: Dola Sengupta (SK) - Alteration in microRNA expression governs the nature and timing of cellular fate commitment | |
| OP-32: Kaushik Talukdar (SP) - Is Electron a Sphere? | |
| OP-33: SubbaRao Cheekatla (SRK) - Ring-Closing Metathesis Approach to Cage Propellanes Containing Oxepane and Tetrahydrofuran Hybrid System | |
| OP-34: Archanamayee Behera (SSK) - Studies Towards Synthesis of Staphylococcus AureusType 5 and P. Aeruginosa(Serotype 11) Trisaccharide Repeating Unit using Common Disaccharide Approach | |
| OP-35: Apoorva Badaya (YUS) - The Effect of Antibody F11.2.32 Binding on the Activity of HIV-1 Protease | |
| 15:30-16:05 | Flash Presentations |
| FP-17: Akshay M. Nair (CMRV) - Visible Light Mediated Cascade Sulfenylative Annulation of Alkyne Tethered Cyclohexadieneones | |
| FP-18: Sirilata Polepalli (CPR) - Protein Based Nano-Materials for Water Purification | |
| FP-19 :Itisha Dwivedi (CS) - Pristine CNT thread as H2S Gas Sensor | |
| FP-20 :Tapas Kumar Achar (DM) - Soft Force-Directed Regiocontroled Remote C-H Olefination of Small Heterocycles | |
| FP-21 :Madhumita Chatterjee (GKL) - Indigo Based Activity in Ruthenium Complexes | |
| FP-22 :Manjusha Boda (GNP) - Internal Stark Fields in Molecular Clusters | |
| FP-23 :Rizwan Nabi (GR) - Lanthanide Double Decker Complexes [LnPc2] on Au(III) Surface: DFT And Ab-Initio Calculations | |
| FP-24 :Shakti Maurya (HBS) - Tetraselenopeptides Using Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis Methodology Structural Studies | |
| FP-25 :Sudheesh T.S. (INN) - Synthesis of Furano- and Pyrrolonaphthoquinones via Reactions of 2-Hydroxy-and 2-Amino-Naphthoquinones with α-Bromonitroalkenes and Morita-Baylis- Hillman Acetates of Nitro alkenes | |
| FP-26 :Arpan Banerjee (KPK) - Syntheses of Aza-varitriols from Sugar Derived Cyclic Nitrones | |
| FP-27 :Raj Kumar (KS) - Processable liquid of Regenerated Silk Fibroin for Additive Manufacturing | |
| FP-28 :Vijay Tripathi (LSP) - Production of Stable Oxygen Free and Oxygen Rich Graphene Quantum Dots | |
| FP-29 :UmasekharBooruga (MR) - PyrroleDipyrromethane as Key Synthon to Prepare Fluorescent Compounds | |
| FP-30 :Soumi Haldar (AChD) - Local Density Embedding Scheme for EOM-IP-CCSD: Theory, Implementation and Examples | |
| FP-31 :Sharmistha Das (AD) - Excited State Dynamics of 5-Aminoquinoline in Alkane-Alcohol Solvent Mixtures | |
| FP-32 :Karuna V. (AK) - Synthesis of Fibrous Nano spheres of Silica (KCC-1)as Heterogeneous Catalyst Supports Through Continuous Flow Chemistry | |
| 16:05-17:05 | High Tea + Poster (P17-P32) |
| 17:05-18:05 | Cultural Program |
| 18.05-18.30 | Concluding Remarks, Certificate distribution and Feedback |
Guidelines for oral/flash presentations
- You will have a specific and short duration of time to deliver your research work
- Oral presentation : 3 minutes (4-5 slides)
- Flash poster presentation : 2 minutes (1 slide)
- You cannot tell everything in a limited time therefore be selective.
- Use a font size that is readable easily from the back of the auditorium.
- Avoid having a lot of text on each slide: Use 5 or 6 lines per slide for clarity.
- Use short, simple sentences, and concrete language .
- For more attractive presentation use pictures, diagrams and cartoons, if possible.
- Bulleted items on slides can contain key words to help you speak.
- References should be used on each slide as applicable and not on a separate slide at the end.
- Animations can be used to have content fitted within the number of slides.
Content Oral Presentation
- Introduction - Use it to set the scene and provide a brief outline of your research work and problem.
- Results - Description of the results and methods you have used.
- Conclusion - The take home message i.e. main points of your presentation.
Do not forget acknowledge your co-authors
Practice your talk for yourself and with your colleagues to make sure it runs smoothly and you have time to include all aspects within time.
Content Flash Presentation
- 1 slide highlighting the content of your posterr.
- You should provide just enough information to your audience to make them come to your posteer.
- Avoid telling your results, rather present your problem and the way you wish to tackle itt./li>
Posters should include a title, name and affiliation of the presenter(s).
Suggested size of poster 3 feet x 2 feet.
