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Mangalore University
Department of Chemistry
Mangalagangothri - 574 199
Dakshina Kannada District, Karnataka
INDIA
Website : https://mangaloreuniversity.ac.in/iccm2019
email : muiccm2019@gmail.com
International Conference
on
ADVANCES IN
CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS SCIENCE
(ICCM - 2019)ABOUT MANGALORE UNIVERSITY M angalore University with a noble vision ‘to evolve as a national center of
advanced studies and to cultivate quality human resource’ was established in
1980. The campus of Mangalore University called ‘Mangalagangothri’ is located
about 20 km to the south east of the historic port city of Mangaluru. The mission
of the University is to provide excellent academic, physical, administrative,
infrastructural and moral ambience. The University is committed to fulfil the
objectives stated in the mission, by providing good infrastructural facilities to
develop the University as a national center in all spheres - teaching, learning,
research and governance. In addition, it aims at excellence in teaching, learning
and research and to contribute towards building a socially-sensitive humane
inclusive society.
Mangalore University has grown impressively since its inception. The
University has taken steps to establish contacts through exchange of scholars
with Universities in USA, UK, Finland, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Norway, Germany
and other countries. Research performance of Mangalore University is evidenced
in the award of Rs. 16.6 crores grant by the Department of Science and
Technology (DST) under PURSE scheme. The Microtron Centre has developed
with the support of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), is a national facility.
The Centre for Application of Radiation and Radioisotope Technologies (CARRT)
and Centre for Advanced Research in Environmental Radioactivity (CARER)
are research centers which collaborate with a large number of research institutions
at regional, national and international levels. The Ocean and Atmospheric Science
and Technology Cell (OASTC) set up in collaboration with Department of Ocean
Development (DOD), acts as a nodal centre to promote research in ocean and
atmospheric sciences. Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) in
the first phase has identified Mangalore University as one of the beneficiaries of
Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) Grant.
Various surveys and independent research studies have placed Mangalore
University in very high positions. H-index of the University is 65 indicating the
excellent research progress. As per the ‘Week Education Survey’, the ranking
of Mangalore University is 34 among multi-purpose Indian Universities and it
stands at 14th position among Southern Universities. The University has been
placed at Number 3 in ‘Green Matric Ranking’ in the country and as 191st World’s
Most Sustainable University-2018 as reported by ‘UI Green Metric World
University Rankings’. Additionally, it has also been ranked 43rd as per ‘QS World
University Ranking’ and as 2nd in Chemical Sciences as per ‘SCOPUS’ rankings.
Today, true to its vision and mission, Mangalore University stands poised to reach
greater heights of excellence in the years to come.The Department of Chemistry was established in 1981 with an intake
of 13 students and has grown immensely during the last four decades.
Presently, the department is running three M.Sc. Courses; M.Sc. in
Chemistry, Applied Chemistry and Organic Chemistry with a combined
intake of about 140 students and also Ph.D. programme in Chemistry. As
on today, the Department has produced over 1500 M.Sc. graduates, 50
M.Phil. and over 225 Ph.D. Degree holders. Presently about 60 Research
Scholars are working in the department for their Doctoral Degree.
The department is supported with UGC-SAP (I Phase & II Phase)
and DST-FIST (I Phase) Grants. The faculty members are actively engaged
in research in Frontier Areas of Chemistry and Interdisciplinary Areas.
Research Project Grants of about Rs. 2 Crores have been sanctioned to
the department by UGC, DST, DAE, NPCIL, KSCST, BRNS etc. The
department has also entered into MoU with Industries and R&D
organizations such as Nuclear Power Corporation of India, Kaiga; Rallis
Agrochemical Research Station, Bengaluru; Strides Arcolab, Mangaluru.
The department has contributed to Science significantly by carrying
out research and published over 2700 research papers in Peer reviewed
national and international journals of reputation and presented about 2000
research articles in national and international conferences. Department isa major contributor to the h-index of the university with a share of 33 out of 65. The faculty
members have received several prestigious fellowships and awards in recognition of their
research contributions. This includes Alexander von Humbolt Research Fellowship of
Germany, JSPS Research Fellowship of Japan, Commonwealth Research Fellowship of
U.K., Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships from US Research foundations and Korean
Federation of Science & Technology, Dr. Kalpana Chawla Young Women Scientist State
Award of Karnataka and Best Women Scientist award of Indian Council of Chemists,
Fellowship of Royal Society of Chemistry, Best Teacher award of Mangalore University
etc.
The Department has conducted 3 international conferences, 2 national conferences,
10 workshops and several lecture series. Several Alumni of the Department have occupied
prestigious positions in industries and academic institutions in India and abroad. The
department has great potential for expansion, particularly because of large scale investment
in Greater Mangalore on Chemical Industries like Petrochemical Company, Pharmaceutical
and Speciality Chemical Industries, Thermal Plant, BASF etc.Mangalore, officially known as Mangaluru, is the chief port city of the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located about 352 km (219 miles) west of the state capital, Bengaluru, between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats mountain range. It is the second major city in Karnataka state in all aspects next to the capital city Bengaluru. It is the only city in Karnataka to have all modes of transport - Air, Road, Rail and Sea along with 5 other major cities in India. It is also known as the Gateway of Karnataka. It is the largest city in the Tulu Nadu region of Karnataka. Mangaluru is the second best business destination in Karnataka after Bengaluru and 13th best in India. Mangaluru is the lar gest city and administrative headq uarters of the Daksh ina Kannada district and is one of the most multicultural non-metro cities of India. It is also the largest city in the Coastal and Malnad regions of Karnataka, besides being a commercial, industrial, educational and healthcare hub on the West Coast of India. This port city has the second largest airport in Karnataka.
It has the numerous golden-sand beaches, viz. Panambur, NITK, Thannirbhavi and Ullal beaches. The beautiful temples and religious centres that have given Mangaluru its character include Mangaladevi Temple, Kadri Manjunatha Temple, Gokarnatheshwara Temple, Ullala Darga, St. Aloysius Chapel, Rosario Chathedral and Milagres Church. Some of the places like Theme Park, Zoo and Planetarium at Pilikula, historical places like Sultan Battery, Bekal Fort (Kasargod) are worth-visiting. There are many tourist places from a short distance from the city, like shree Durgaparameshwari Temple at Kateel (30 km), Sri Krishna Temple at Udupi (60 km), St. Lawrence Church and Bahubali Gommateshwara monolith at Karkala (40 km), Thousand Pillars Basadi at Moodabidire (30 km), St. Mary’s Island at Malpe (50 km), Maravanthe beach at Kundapura (100 km), Sri Manjunatheshwara Temple at Dharmastala (90 km), Mookambika Temple at Kollur (150 km), etc. Some of the nearby industries like KIOCL, MRPL, BASF, JBF, MCF, Solara and Mangalore Port are worth-seeing.
Chemistry is a universal and dynamically changing subject. It serves as an interface
to all other life sciences and has the potential to provide solutions to many of the world’s
major problems in energy, environment, food production, health and other issues. Materials
Science is an emerging and challenging field of study. Research in Materials Science has
contributed to the emergence of various nanomaterials, biomaterials, electronic, optical,
magnetic, piezoelectric materials, ceramics, glasses, polymers, metal alloys, smart materials,
semiconductors etc. The aim of this conference is to review the innovations in the field of
Chemistry and Materials Science.
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University invites participants from all over the
globe to attend an International Conference on Advances in Chemical and M aterials
Science (ICCM-2019) to be conducted during October 17-19, 2019. ICCM-2019 aims
to bring together academic researchers, scientists from industries and research scholars
to share their research experiences and experimental results in different areas of Chemistry
and Materials Science. It also provides an international platform for researchers and
academicians to discuss the most recent innovations, trends, practical challenges
encountered and the solutions adopted in the fields of Chemical Sciences, Materials Science
and Technology.Call for Contributions
All authors are requested to contribute original unpublished research findings
on experimental and/or theoretical work in all areas of Chemical and Materials
Sciences for presentation at the prestigious Conference. Template for abstract
preparation is given in the conference web site.
Thrust Areas
The research papers in the following thrust areas
will be invited for oral and poster presentation.
Analytical and Structural Chemistry
Catalysis
Green Chemistry
Electrochemistry
Supramolecular Chemistry
Computational Chemistry
Polymeric Materials
Nanomaterials/Nanocomposites
Soft Materials
Synthetic Organic Chemistry
Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry
Drug Design
Nuclear and Radiochemistry
Energy and WaterCall for papers
Abstracts of research papers are invited for both oral and poster presentations.
Abstr acts of o r igin al resear ch pap er s may b e sen t by e- mail to
muiccm2019@gmail.com as an attachment on or before 30th July 2019. The abstract
must be restricted to maximum one page of A4 size. For oral presentation, the
maximum time allotted is 20 min. (15 min. + 5 min. for discussion). Few best abstracts
submitted for oral presentation will be elevated as invited talks.
Important Dates
Abstract Submission 30-07-2019
Accommodation 31-08-2019
Registration Fee on/before on/before Final Call
15-08-2019 30-08-2019 16-09-2019
Research Scholars Rs. 2500 Rs. 3000 Rs. 3500
Faculty from University /
Institutions / Colleges Rs. 4000 Rs. 5000 Rs. 6000
Industries Rs. 6000 Rs. 7000 Rs. 8000
International participants $ 300 (USD) $ 400 (USD) $ 500 (USD)
Accompanying person Rs. 1500 Rs. 2000 Rs. 2500
(Without registration kit)
Registration fee should be sent to the Chairman in the form of DD drawn in favour
of ‘The Chairman, ICCM-2019’ payable at Mangalagangothri-574199.
Registration Includes
Access to all Sessions
Certificate for Presentation
Conference Kit
Conference Proceedings in CD
Coffee breaks during the conference (Refreshments and snacks) (3 days)
Lunch during the Conference (3 days)
Dinner during the Conference (2 nights)
Cultural events (2 nights)
Free Wi-Fi
* For updates about the conference kindly refer to the websiteHotel Accommodations: On request by participants
Double Room : Rs. 1000/- to Rs 3000/- (approximately)
Guest House Accommodations: Limited
Accommodations are provided on sharing basis only.
Rs. 200 - 300/- per person for one day (Non AC)
Rs. 300 - 400/- per person for one day (With AC)
Hostel Accommodations: Limited
Rs. 200 - 300/-per person for one day (Non AC)
Rs. 300 - 400/- per person for one day (With AC)
Accommodation charges have to be sent to the Chairman. ICCM-2019,
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University, Mangalgangothri-574 199, Mangalore,
Karnataka in the form of DD drawn in favour of ‘Chairman, ICCM-2019’ payable
at State Bank of India, Mangalagangothri Branch on the Campus.
Bank Details:
Account Name : Chairman ICCM 2019
SB Account No.: 38263111063
Bank: State Bank of India
Branch: Mangalagangothri
IFSC Code: SBIN0008034
SWIFT : SBININBB146
MICR : 575002010
Note: Participants can also pay Registration fee to the above mentioned Bank Account
details.How to reach Mangaluru? By Air: Mangalore International Airport is located at Bajpe nearly 35 km away from the venue of the Conference. Mangalore Airport is connected to many cities in India. Regular flights are available from Mangaluru to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Kuwait, Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai. Taxi services are also available from airport to city costing about Rs. 750. For delegates coming from other than Gulf countries, it is recommended to take a flight to Bengaluru or Mumbai and then take a connecting flight to Mangaluru. By Train: Mangaluru has well connected by Indian railways and has two major stations namely, Mangalore Central and Mangalore Junction located nearly 22 km away from the venue of the Conference. Direct train facilities are available from the major cities of the country such as Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, Cochin, Kolkatta, Delhi etc. By Road: Mangaluru city is well connected to major cities like Bengaluru, Goa, Mumbai, Chennai, Cochin etc. Venue of the Conference: Mangala Auditorium, Mangalore University Campus, Mangalagangothri
VISA Information and Invitation Letter
International participants who require an invitation letter from the Conference
Organisers for obtaining VISA to travel to INDIA may please send the following details to
the organisers:
Name (as mentioned in the passport)
Passport Number
Country issuing the passport
Date of issue of the passport
Date of expiry of the passport
Institution address
Please send the above informations to the following e-mail address:
muiccm2019@gmail.com.
Invitation letter will be sent by e-mail within couple of days upon the receipt of the
above information. This procedure for issuing the VISA may take four weeks or longer
depending upon the country from which delegates are applying for VISA. So delegates
must allow sufficient time for VISA processing.All Foreign Nationals are required to
apply for a conference VISA only
Please plan your visa procurement carefully. The validity of visa begins usually from
the date of issuance of the visa and NOT from the start date of your journey to India. This
visa is valid for 3 months. In the visa application you need to indicate your stay period and
to provide necessary documents related to your tourism reservations. The permission for
the extended duration of stay is entirely at the discretion of the consulate officials. For
more details contact Indian embassy in your country.
Organizing Committee
Chief Patron
Prof. Kishori Nayak K.
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor (Acting), Mangalore University
Patron
Prof. A.M. Khan
Registrar, Mangalore University
Prof. V. Ravindrachary
Registrar (Evaluation), Mangalore University
Chairman
Prof. G.K. Nagaraja
Chairman, Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9901177044
Organising Secretary
Prof. Boja Poojary
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9686940403
Treasurer
Prof. Jagadeesh Prasad D.
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9448348585
Convenors
Prof. Balakrishna Kalluraya (Session Management)
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-7349406965
Prof. B. Narayana (Session Management)
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9448408909
Prof. B Vishalakshi (Registration and Abstract)
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9880218845
Dr. M. R. Maddani (Registration and Abstract)
Department of Chemistry, Mangalore University; Mob: +91-9964344543International Advisory Committee
Prof. Jin-Ho Choy, South Korea
Prof. Mark Mascal, USA
Prof. Ajayan Vinu, Australia
Prof. Prashanth Kalappa, France
Prof. Shabadi Rajashekhara, France
Dr. Keshava Raj, BASF, USA
Dr. Nonappa, Finland
Dr. Ahsan-Ul-Haq Qurashi, Saudi Arabia
Prof. I.N.N. Namboothiri, IIT Bombay
Prof. M .S. Balakrishna, IIT Bombay
Prof. G. Ranga Rao, IIT Medras
Dr. A.S. Achalkumar, IIT Guwahati
Dr. Akshai Kumar Alape Seetharam, IIT Guwahati
Prof. Uday Maitra, IISc Bengaluru
Prof. K.R. Prabhu, IISc, Bengaluru
Prof. Govindaraju, JNCASR, Bengaluru
Dr. Ravichandran, NIOH, Bengaluru
Prof. Giridhar S. Kulkarni, CeNS, Bengaluru
Dr. K.J. Divakar, Adjunct Professor in Chemistry, Mangalore University
Dr. Bhanu M anjunath, Syngenta, Goa
Dr. Akbar Ali, ArkGen, Bengaluru
Mr. Vivek Shetty, Viswaat Chemicals, MumbaiNational Advisory Committee
Prof. K.M. Balakrishna, Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology, Mangalore University
Prof. Kishori Nayak K., Dean, Faculty of Arts, Mangalore University
Prof. Ishwara P., Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Mangalore University
Prof. C.K. Kishore Kumar, Dean, Faculty of Education, Mangalore University
Dr. Dayananda Naik, Finance Officer, Mangalore University
Dr. K.V. Udupa, ArkGen, Bengaluru
Dr. Sathyasankar, Syngene International, Bengaluru
Prof. K. Bhaskar Shenoy, Chairman, Department of Applied Zoology
Prof. K. Gopalakrishna Naik, Chairman, Department of Physics
Prof. B. K. Sarojini, Chairperson, Department of Industrial Chemistry
Prof. Manjunatha Pattabi, Chairman, Department of Materials Science
Prof. Prashantha Naik, Chairman, Department of Biosciences
Prof. S. K. Naveenkumar, Chairman, Department of Electronics
Prof. H. Gangadhara Bhat, Chairman, Department of Marine Geology
Prof. Krishnakumar G., Chairman, Department of Applied Botany
Prof. D. H. Manjaiah, Chairman, Department of Computer Science
Prof. K. Krishna Sharma, Chairman, Department of Human Consciousness and Yogic Science
Prof. B.H. Shekhar, Director, Computer Centre
Prof. H. M. Somashekarappa, Head, USIC
Prof. Ganesh Sanjeev, Head, Microtron Centre
Prof. N. Karunakara, Head, CARER
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