Curriculum
An overview of the curriculum for undergraduate and dual degree programmes is available from the following link.
- Dual Degree Curriculum (2007 Batch onwards)
- Dual Degree Curriculum (2006 Batch and older)
- M.Tech Curriculum
M.Tech Seminar Topic
Consult the following links for M.Tech Seminar Topic by Research Area and by Faculty.M.Tech Seminar Topic by Research Areas
The department is involved in a variety of frontier and traditional areas in chemical engineering research, under the broad areas of:- Biological Systems Engineering
- Energy & Environment
- Materials Engineering
- Process Systems Engineering
- Reactor Engineering
- Transport Phenomena and Complex Fluids
Biological Systems Engineering
(Biotechnology, Systems Biology, Bio-informatics)- Biochemical Engineering
- Biomolecular Engineering
- Computational Biology
- Systems Biology
Energy & Environment
(Energy, Environment, Climate)- Climate Change
- Coal Gasification
Materials Engineering
(Nano-Materials and Polymers)- Experiments and models of interaction and uptake of nanoparticles by cells
- Electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) of nanomaterials
- Droplet formation in collision atomization
- Thermophoresis for aerosol nanoparticle measurement and collection
- Thermal fluctuations of vesicles
- Spontaneous emulsification
Process Systems Engineering
(Systems Engineering and Control)Reactor Engineering
(Reactor Engineering and Catalysis)Transport Phenomena and Complex Fluids
(Fluid Mechanics and Rheology, Soft-Matter)M.Tech Seminar Topic by Faculty
M.Tech Seminar topics offered are listed here under various faculty. A list of project categorised by research areas is also available.Jhumpa Adhikari
Rajdip Bandyopadhyaya
Jayesh Bellare
Sharad Bhartiya
Mani Bhushan
Ravindra D Gudi
Santosh Kumar Gupta
Sameer Jadhav
Vinay A. Juvekar
Sanjay M Mahajani
Sarika Mehra
Arun Sadashio Moharir
Kannan M Moudgalya
Santosh Noronha
V Govardhana Rao
Sandip Roy
Hariharan S. Shankar
A. K. Suresh
Rochish Thaokar
Mahesh S Tirumkudulu
Chandra Venkataraman
K. V. Venkatesh
Madhu Vinjamur
Pramod P Wangikar
Dual Degree Project Topics
Dual Degree Projects are assigned in the Spring Semester (Jan to April) of the fourth year. Please find a link to the allotment rules at the end of this page. Please contact the respective faculty for more information. For allotment rules, see link near the end of this page.
Allotment Rules For Dual Degree Projects
This note is for 4th Yr Chemical Engineering DD Students (2009 Batch) and chemical engineering faculty.
The DD program in Chemical Engineering is without specialization. So All Chemical Engineering Topics (over and above Process Systems Engineering) are permitted.
At this time, the number of DD students > Number of available faculty.
Therefore all faculty are requested to submit at least two topics. A brief statement on scope of work is recommended. This will help students to select. Students are also encouraged to discuss with individual faculty members and know more about the topics. Topics submitted as co-guide will not be counted. In case a faculty does not submit any topic, two topics will be floated on his/her behalf and indicated by respective initials and number e.g., GV-1, GV-2, ASM-1, ASM-2. In case a faculty member submits only 1 topic, second topic will be deemed to have been floated similarly as GV-2, ASM-2 etc.
All faculty members will be allotted at least 1 DD student and at most 2 DD students. It is possible that some faculty members will be marked as those who must be allotted exactly 2 DD students each. This information will be shared after allotment of MTP topics which is scheduled before the DDP allotment.
Allotment is by CPI-based Rank of the eligible DD Students. The students are allowed to discuss among themselves and arrive at a consensus. However, this will have to be demonstrated during the formal allotment process scheduled on the first day of instruction. A mere signed declaration by the batch will not do.