Safety Review Report

This information is for the members of the department who wish to engage in video conferencing over the internet. The department video conferencing facility is temporarily located in the department Library Room. Following are some details local users may need to provide to their remote counterparts of a meeting.  read more »

URA01: This is recognition of a small research/developmental effort, successfully completed by a student in the first, second or third year of an undergraduate programme – that is, a BTech, Integrated MSc or a Dual Degree Programme. A faculty member must agree to supervise the student for the URA01 project. The student works with this faculty member, with the approval of the DUGC, for four-to-six month duration – including the summer or winter vacations. No formal registration is required with the academic office at this stage.  read more »

A Guide to laboratory hazards, recommended working practices and hazardous waste disposal.  read more »

This page documents procedures, documentation, and (internal) audit of Operational Health, Safety, and Environment (OHSE/HSE) practices followed in the department. Please consult the following pages for details on various aspects.

Alumni and friends of Professor Khilar have launched an initiative to institute an annual "Professor Kartic C. Khilar Distinguished Fellowship" in the Chemical Engineering Department, IIT Bombay. This is to be funded by a corpus of about Rs 45,00,000 (about 100,000 USD). This is an invitation to contribute to the endowment for the establishment of this memorial fellowship.  read more »

The Godrej group and friends, family and students of the late Professor C. V. Seshadri have initiated an endowment at IIT Bombay for an Annual Institute Distinguished Lecture in Chemical Engineering, in memory of Professor Seshadri. Mr. Jamshyd Godrej, CMD, Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Co. Ltd., has very kindly initiated this corpus with a generous contribution through the Pirojsha Godrej Foundation.  read more »

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