Chandigarh,
18thNovember, 2019.Inaugural session of Workshop on Electrochemical Techniques
for Energy, Sensor, and Corrosion Techniques was held at CSIR - Central
Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh today as part of its Diamond
Jubilee Celebrations. The aim of this workshop is to familiarize young
researchers/students with the advances of theoretical and experimental
electrochemical technologies for applications in energy, sensor, and
corrosion.
Prof. R. K. Sinha,
Director, CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments Organisation in his inaugural
address said that there are various extremely important applications of
electrochemistry like the coating of objects with specialized coatings for
defence and tactical applications, detection and medical diagnosis, generation
of chemical energy, fuel cells, large format lithium-ion batteries,
electrochemical reactors and super-capacitors that are becoming increasingly
useful for societal applications. He said that CSIO has applied
electrochemistry in various stages of development of various state of the art
projects like Head up Display, Linear accelerator for cancer therapy and
development of system for measuring earthquake activity.
Prof. Dwarakadasa, CEO
and MD, Karnataka Hybrid Microdevices, and former President of Electrochemical
Society of India delivered a talk on Nanotechnology in Electrochemistry.
The industry also
actively took part in the workshop and a talk on Electrochemical Systems for
Energy Research & Education was delivered by Dr. Ritesh Vyas, Industry
Representative, Metrohm Autolab. Besides this Dr. Narinder Singh from IIT Ropar
gave a talk on Potential of Nanomaterials for Chemosensor Development &
WaterPurification and Dr. Sunil Patil from IISER Mohali discussed how to link
microbiology with electrochemistry. A talk on Defects Modulationin Transition
MetalOxide and Sulphide for Electrochemical Hydrogen Production was delivered
by Dr. Aditi Halder, Assistant Professor, IIT Mandi in the afternoon session.
The workshop
endeavoured to bring industries, academia and other R&D institutes on a
collaborative platform where each of them can share their ideas, experience,
expertise and facilities for development of innovative products and
technologies to the masses. Participants from different parts of the country
were provided hands-on training.
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