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One Day Workshop on
INDUSTRIAL CATALYSISICAT 2019
SOLUTIONS To PROBLEMS
INDUSTRIAL CATALYSIS
Organized ByCatalysis Society of India, Baroda Chapter
In Association WithDepartment of Chemistry
Faculty of ScienceThe Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
Vadodara 390002
November 23, 2019
: VENUE:Grand Mercure, Hotel Surya Palace
Sayajigunj, Vadodara.
The Department of Chemistry, part of the Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, is one of the best centers of teaching and research in various aspects of chemistry in western India. It has excellent experimental facilities and high end sophisticated instruments including Single Crystal XRD, NMR, BET Surface Area Analyser, GC-MS, Polarising Microscope, DSC, TGA, FTIR, Fluorescence Spectrometer etc. They have been acquired through the grants from DRS, DSA, COSIST, UGCCAS, GUJCOST, DST-FIST and DST-PURSE. The faculties are involved in diverse research areas with a number of research projects from various funding agencies. These include emerging fields of catalysis such as homogeneous, heterogeneous, enzyme, nano, photo and asymmetric catalysis. Catalysts based on polyoxometalates and transition metals (Fe, Mn, Co, Ni, Pd), supported catalysts where metal oxides, zeolites and mesoporous materials are used as supports, metal complexes, surface functionalised nanoparticles, organic inorganic hybrid materials including chiral ligands have been developed and have been utilised for several organic transformations like oxidation, reduction and coupling reactions.
REGISTRATION FEES
Student Delegates
Academic Delegates
Industry Delegates
Rs. 1000/-Rs. 2500/-Rs. 5000/-
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Payment can be made either by
Demand Draft or by Internet Banking
Beneficiary Name : The Catalysis Society of India, Baroda Chapter
Name of Bank : State Bank of IndiaBranch : Southern Township (Baroda),
PO: Petrochemicals Township, Baroda
Account No. : 34056838648 IFSC Code : SBIN0002650
Ÿ Spot registration can be considered subject to prior permission of Convener
Ÿ Registration fee includes conference proceedings, conference kit, lunch and refreshments
Ÿ Travel expenses have to be borne by participants themselves.
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
CATALYSIS SOCIETY OF INDIA The Catalysis Society of India (CSI) was formally founded on March 1973 with a mandates to encourage catalysis research in India, to organize professional meetings between researchers, to enhance mutual interactions and to encourage cooperation between industry and academia. The growth of the CSI is a measure of the growth of catalysis research activity in the country. During the last three decades, the catalysis community in India has made significant strides both in applied and fundamental research. Many catalysts and processes have been developed and commercialized, notably by IIP, PDIL, HPCL, BPCL, IITs, IPCL/RIL, NCL, IICT, CSMCRI in petroleum refining, petrochemicals, fertilizers production and fine chemicals synthesis. In basic research also, members of the CSI have made significant discoveries in catalysis resulting in publications in prestigious journals such as Nature, Science, Angew Chem and JACS. In catalysis education only the IITs and a few universities were active during the 1970s, whereas today Ph.D. students can be found in nearly all the aforesaid organizations and several universities. Over the last five decades, CSI has also contributed in diverse ways to bring national and international catalysis fraternity together. Catalysis R&D in India, today, is highly vibrant and meaningful having strong centers in fundamental as well as applied catalysis research. With fast changing energy and economic scenario in the world, Catalysts have huge opportunity to contribute towards, green technology options, renewable materials and circular economy. The other activities of the Catalysis Society of India and various conferences/workshops conducted from time to time can be seen on CSI website: http://www.catalysisindia.org/
EC and Office Bearers for CSI (2018-2020)
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Joint-Secretary
Treasurer
Members
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Dr. R. V. Jasra, RIL, Vadodara
Prof. P. Selvam, IIT Madras, Chennai
Prof. Ramesh C. Deka, Tezpur University, Tezpur
Dr. N. Viswanadham, CSIR-IIP, Dehradun
Dr. Paresh L. Dhepe, CSIR-NCL, Pune
Dr. A. K. Tripathi, BARC, Mumbai
Dr. Kishan Gurram, SAPT, Bengaluru
Prof. G. Ranga Rao, IIT Madras, Chennai
Dr. A. Venugopal, CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad
Dr. Raksh Vir Jasra, RIL Prof. Anjali Patel, MSU
Dr. Prakash Kumar, RIL Dr. KVVSBSR Murthy, RIL
SECRETARY (FINANCE) :Dr. R. N. Jadeja, MSU
ORGANIZING SECRETARIES:Dr. Sunil Soni, RILDr. Sonal Thakore, MSU
Dr. Kshudiram Mantri, RIL
Dr. Sumeet Sharma, RIL
Dr. Kalpesh Sidhpuria, RIL
Dr. S. Pottabathula, RIL
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Prof. P. Padmaja, MSU
Dr. H. P. Soni, MSU
Dr. Hanmant Gurav, RIL
Dr. C. D. Chudasama, RIL
Dr. S. M. Pillai, Ex. RIL
CO-CONVENERS :CONVENERS:
ICAT 2019
(November 23, 2019)
REGISTRATION FORM
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ICAT 2019 A ONE DAY WORKSHOP
AIMING TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS
Catalysis has emerged as a key technology for the sustainable
and eco-friendly production of diverse chemicals used today. Over the
centuries, catalysts have contributed to clean air and potable water, as
well as the production of sustainable petrochemicals, fine chemicals,
pharmaceuticals, fuels and renewables and providing energy security,
food security to the mankind. Presently, catalysts represent a 31.3 billion
USD market estimated to reach 35 billion USD by 2023. Catalysts are
central to 90% of the manufactured goods and enable over 15 trillion
USD revenue annually. Nearly 80% of the added value in chemical
industry is based on catalysis and it is estimated that about 20% of the
world economy depends directly/ indirectly on catalysis. Catalysis has
some interesting features as a technology.
Ÿ No other technical principle combines economic and ecological
values as closely as catalysis!
Ÿ Catalysts are performance materials since catalysts do value
addition from 100 to 400 times its value on application in a
commercial process.
Consequently, catalysis is being increasingly used in fine
chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and environment industries.
As the growth of industrial catalysts continues to grow, the role of
researchers in the field of basic and applied catalysts is on the forefront
and in demand.
ICAT 2019 is a One day Workshop aiming to discuss state-of
the art methodologies in the field of industrial catalysis. It will focus on
emerging topics with an objective to disseminate innovations and recent
practices in catalysis among industrial and academic fraternity. It aims to
facilitate opportunities to network and exchange ideas face to face with
renowned industrial experts in the area of catalysis. Its objective is to
provide an important platform for industries as well as academics to
discuss the issues and problems related to industrial catalysts and
attempt to find workable solutions. Workshop will also cover recent
advancements and new strategies in frontiers of industrial catalysis.
Confirmed Speakers:
Dr. R. V. Jasra, RIL
Dr. Bharat Newalkar, BPCL
Dr. N. V. Chaudhary, HPCL
Dr. KVVSBSR Murthy, RIL / Dr. Nagesh Sharma, Ex. RIL
Dr. Sharad Lande, RIL
Dr. S. K. Kansal, Punjab University
Dr. Poojan Vaishnav, GSFC
Dr. T. V. Pratap, Zydus, Cadila
Dr. M. Chidambaram, Hindustan Platinum
Dr. D. K. Sharma, Kunash Instruments
Dr. Brijesh Tripathi, PDPU
: Contact Details:
Email ID: [email protected]
Dr. KVVSBSR Murthy : 9998217328
Dr. Sonal Thakore : 9428430422
ICAT 2019 will include invited lectures, on the following topics:
Ÿ Emerging Scenario in Industrial Catalysis
Ÿ Catalysts Characterization and Evaluation Methodologies
Ÿ Catalyst Preparation and Spent Catalysts Disposal
Ÿ Catalysts in Petrochemicals and Refining
Ÿ Environmental Catalysis
Ÿ Catalysts for Fine chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Fertilizers
Ÿ Trouble shooting and other issues related to catalysts faced in
Industry
