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SUMMARY:Delegates from Meijo and Kindai University to Visit Campus
DESCRIPTION:The Directorate of International Relations & Higher Studies is organising the ‘Discover India’ programme on March 04-06\, 2026. The programme will welcome Meijo and Kindai University\, Japan delegates to campus for a global immersion programme. \nThe professors and students from Japan will engage in meaningful conversations with the leadership of SRM University-AP on potential collaboration on academic and research fronts as well as student and faculty mobility programmes. The delegates will also meet the faculty and students from the various academic departments and also engage with students of the Destination Japan programme.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/delegates-from-meijo-and-kindai-university-to-visit-campus/
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SUMMARY:Guest Lecture on Advancing Water Treatment
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Chemistry is organising a Department Guest Lecture titled “Advancing Water Treatment: From Electrochemical Oxidation to Electrified Membranes” by Dr Naresh Mameda\, Brain Pool Invited Scientist\, Kyungpook National University\, South Korea. \nAbout the Speaker \nDr Naresh Mameda received his PhD in Chemistry from CSIR–Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (India) in 2016. He subsequently conducted postdoctoral research and served as a Research Professor at Kyungpook National University\, South Korea. He is currently a Brain Pool Invited Scientist at Kyungpook National University\, Korea. His research focuses on electrochemical oxidation\, catalytic materials\, and electrified membrane systems for sustainable wastewater treatment and water reuse. Dr Mameda has published over 77 peer-reviewed articles\, holds two patents\, authored two book chapters\, and serves as a guest editor for journals including Crystals\, Catalysts\, and Membranes. \nAbstract  \nElectrochemical oxidation has attracted significant attention as an effective approach for degrading persistent organic pollutants by in-situ generating reactive oxidants. However\, limitations related to mass transfer\, electrode durability\, and energy efficiency have motivated the development of integrated treatment strategies. This presentation discusses recent advances in coupling electrochemical oxidation with membrane separation to create multifunctional electrified membrane systems [1-6]. Key highlights include catalytic anodes designed for micropollutant degradation [4\,6]\, hybrid electrochemical-membrane reactors for simultaneous filtration and oxidation [1\,3]\, and electroactive nanowire membranes with improved conductivity and stability [2\,5]. Continuous-flow studies demonstrate the efficient removal of organic contaminants\, pathogens\, and particulates\, with enhanced fouling control\, illustrating the potential of electrified membranes as sustainable\, scalable technologies for water reuse. \nReferences: \n[1] N. Mameda\, H.J. Park\, K.H. Choo\, Membrane electro-oxidizer: A new hybrid membrane system with electrochemical oxidation for enhanced organics and fouling control\, Water Res\, 126 (2017) 40-49. \n[2] N. Mameda\, H. Park\, K.-H. Choo\, Electrochemical filtration process for simultaneous removal of refractory organic and particulate contaminants from wastewater effluents\, Water research\, 144 (2018) 699-708. \n[3] N. Mameda\, H. Park\, K.-H. Choo\, Hybrid electrochemical microfiltration treatment of reverse osmosis concentrate: A mechanistic study on the effects of electrode materials\, Desalination\, 493 (2020) 114617. \n[4] N. Mameda\, H. Park\, S.S.A. Shah\, K. Lee\, C.-W. Li\, V. Naddeo\, K.-H. Choo\, Highly robust and efficient Ti-based Sb-SnO2 anode with a mixed carbon and nitrogen interlayer for electrochemical 1\,4-dioxane removal from water\, Chemical Engineering Journal\, 393 (2020) 124794. \n[5] N. Mameda\, H. Park\, J. Kim\, S.S.A. Shah\, S. Rahman\, P. Sherugar\, H. Lee\, K.-H. Choo\, Self-assembled electrocatalytic TiO2 nanowire membrane for multifunctional water purification\, Journal of Membrane Science\, (2025) 124422. \n[6] H. Park\, N. Mameda\, K.-H. Choo\, Catalytic metal oxide nanopowder composite Ti mesh for electrochemical oxidation of 1\, 4-dioxane and dyes\, Chemical Engineering Journal\, 345 (2018) 233-241.
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/guest-lecture-on-advancing-water-treatment/
LOCATION:Tiered Classroom\, 5th Floor\, Admin Block
CATEGORIES:Chemistry-news,Departmental Events,Events,Homepage Events
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SUMMARY:Seminar on Emerging Careers in STEM with 100% Placement Chances
DESCRIPTION:The Directorate of International Relations & Higher Studies is organising a seminar by Dr Priya Kurle\, Professional Psychologist and Career Counsellor from Indiana University Indianapolis. Dr Priya will deliver a session on “Emerging Careers in STEM with 100% Placement Chances – Human Computer Interaction”. \nAbout the Speaker \nDr Priya Kurle is a Professional Psychologist with 15 years of work experience in Career Counselling. She is the Assistant Director of Admissions for South Asia at Indiana University Indianapolis and takes care of Academic & Research collaborations for the university. Priya served in several international roles\, she worked as Country Representative for Eastern Michigan University for the Asia Pacific region\, she also worked with the Ivy League\, The Columbia University\, worked as Assistant Director for the Ohio State University and Trainer for the London School of Business and Finance. She has done counselling for more than 500000 people till date. She is a certified Pearson PTE trainer and a career coach. \nRegister now – https://forms.gle/MdTxa8mG7u78G3PC6 \n 
URL:https://events.srmap.edu.in/event/seminar-on-emerging-careers-in-stem-with-100-placement-chances/
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