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M.Tech Seminar Topic by Faculty
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 M Thaokar
Mahesh S Tirumkudulu
Chandra Venkataraman
K. V. Venkatesh
Madhu Vinjamur
Ganesh A Viswanathan
Pramod Wangikar
M.Tech Seminar Topic by Research Areas
- 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
(Environmental Engineering and Safety)- Climate Change
- Coal Gasification
Materials Engineering
(Nano-Materials and Polymers)- Drug Delivery
- Food Engineering
- Microscopy
- Molecular Simulations
- Nano-composites
- Nanoparticles
- 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
- Polymer Physics
Process Systems Engineering
(Systems Engineering and Control)- Identification
- Modelling
- Optimisation
- Process Control
- Process Safety Analysis
Reactor Engineering
(Reactor Engineering and Catalysis)Transport Phenomena and Complex Fluids
(Fluid Mechanics and Rheology, Soft-Matter, Granular Flow,)M.Tech Seminar Topic
M.Tech Applicants for Project Positions
As a special drive to popularise among undergraduate students (with GATE scores) an option of direct admission to a PhD degree, the department of chemical engineering welcomes select candidates (from the applicants of the M.Tech programme) to appear for the research project interviews. Special invitations to this effect are despatched close to the project position interview dates. These students need not send a separate application for these positions. Their application data provided for the M.Tech programme will be used for processing. read more »
Research and Development Projects
Research Jobs in Frontier Areas of Chemical Engineering
Positions in Sponsored Research Topics
The following research fellowships are available; for details on the position/projects and specific qualifications, please follow the respective links.Eligibility
BTech/MTech/MSc in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline (Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Polymer/Plastics Eng., Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Sc., etc). A minimum qualification of 70% or equivalent aggregate in Bachelors and Masters is essential.Fellowship
Rs 12,000-15,000/month plus HRA (30%)General Instructions
- Submit an online application for these positions here: Apply Now
- Only one application is required even for multiple projects.
- Consult the links below for the general structure of the stipend/salary for the named positions.
- In some of the above projects, one may work towards a PhD degree on others one may work as staff without pursuing any higher degree
- Projects not listed above and funded by IIT Bombay Teaching Assistantships www.che.iitb.ac.in/research/phdtopics-ta.html can be pursued through the PhD program. However, number of such PhD seats available in the department is limited (about 10-14/year). For deadlines and application procedure to the PhD program, visit this link.
Placements for PG Students
Under construction
Post-Graduate Admission
GRADUATE PROGRAMME
Admission details (http://www.iitb.ac.in/academic/toadmission.jsp)
Admission requirement
Candidates with a Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering or equivalent and with a valid GATE score in Chemical Engineering are admitted to the M.Tech. programme in Chemical Engineering.
Direct admission
Chemical department offer direct admission to the limited number of candidates solely based on higher GATE percentile. However a candidate may not accept the direct admission offered and choose to appear for written test/ interview in discipline of one's choices. read more »