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From the Desk of the Vice Chancellor

Greetings!

As the Vice Chancellor of this premier university, I am extremely pleased to share this space to converse with all of you. The University of Madras is a post- sesquicentennial institution which has forged a glorious path for itself and has been the site for significant scientific discoveries as well as the beacon for national and regional societal transformation. It has successfully managed to hold aloft its tradition even while keeping up with the emerging trends. One reason for this is the way in which the university has kept alive its interactions with all the stakeholders.

The COVID 19 pandemic has introduced a ‘new normal’ and its impact is felt in the workings of the university as well. The students have been attending the lectures online. While online learning has the advantage of being anytime and anywhere, it has taken away the peer group interaction and peer learning which are integral aspects of the university experience. We look forward to welcoming you to the campus very soon. Meanwhile, our faculty and administration will continue to bring the best to the virtual classrooms. As students, you need to view the restrictions posed by the pandemic as a temporary deterrent. Your focus should be to gain the competencies to conduct application oriented research in order to evolve as useful citizens of our society.

Our university boasts of faculty with a high degree of knowledge and commitment to offer the best in teaching and research. Given the context of the pandemic, we need to redefine our teaching-learning processes to offer the best pedagogic experience to our students. Similarly, the post-pandemic era demands that we hone the employment potential and entrepreneurial capacity of our learners. This necessitates that we focus on sponsored research in cutting edge areas.

Our administrative staff have been the backbone of the university. While we move towards a transparent and complete e-governance model, we need more support from you. When the teaching-learning process at our university – from admission to certification -- is moving into the digital era, your skills and competencies need to keep pace.

At our university, we are gearing up for the final round of NAAC re-accreditation. This has offered us an opportunity to assess our Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges. Further, it has made us more determined to reiterate our quality benchmarks in teaching, research and extension activities. We are aware of this responsibility and fully prepared for it because, our university has always encouraged individual thinking within the established frameworks. This is echoed in the words of Tim Burners Lee, who initiated the World Wide Web: “We are forming cells within a global brain and we are excited that we might start to think collectively. What becomes of us still hangs crucially on how we think individually.” Let us unite to make the educational experience at the University of Madras a synergy of the best minds and best thoughts.

Prof.Dr.S.Gowri

Vice-Chancellor
University of Madras

Department of Analytical Chemistry

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About the Department

Objective

This department was created in 1959 to produce well trained analytical chemists to meet the demands of industry and research organizations. The field of analytical chemistry has been advancing rapidly. To keep up with the advances, the analytical chemist must understand the fundamentals of common analytical techniques, their capabilities and their limitations. The analytical chemist must understand the problem to be solved, select the appropriate techniques to use, design the analytical experiment to provide relevant data and ensure that the data obtained is valid. Merely reporting the result of an analysis is not enough, the analytical chemist must be able to interpret the data and communicate the meaning of the results, together with the accuracy and precision (the reliability). In addition to understanding the scientific problem, the analytical chemist must also consider factors such as time limitations in providing an analysis.

Mission

The mission of this department is to produce multifaceted, problem solver-analytical chemists. Most analyses today are carried out with specially designed electronic instruments controlled by computers. Often these instruments have automated sample introduction, automated data processing and even automated sample preparation. To understand how the instrumentation operates and what information it can provide requires knowledge of chemistry, physics, mathematics, electronics, computer programming and engineering. The analytical chemist must not only know and understand analytical chemistry and instrumentation, but must also be able to serve as a problem solver to colleagues in other scientific areas. This means that the analytical chemist may need to understand materials science, metallurgy, biology, pharmacology, agricultural science, food science, environmental science and other fields. Whether one is working for government regulatory agency, a hospital, a private company, research organization or a university, analytical data must be legally defensible. It must be of known, documented quality. Record keeping, especially computer record keeping, assessing accuracy and precision, statistical handling of data, documenting and ensuring that the data meet the applicable technical standards are especially critical aspects of the job of modern analytical chemists.

Our Faculties

Professor

Dr. K.Ravichandran

Ph.D

  raavees@unom.ac.in     044-22202861/ 2719

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Assistant Professor and Head i/c

Dr.T.M. Sridhar

  sridhar@unom.ac.in    

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Assistant Professor

Dr. Deepa P. Nambiar

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D

  deepanambiar@unom.ac.in    

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Assistant Professor

Dr. K. Venkatachalam

M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

  venkatachalam@unom.ac.in    044-22202716

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Course Offered

Courses Offered

Syllabus

P.G Degree
M.sc Analytical Chemistry View/Download
M.Phil Degree
Analytical Chemistry View/Download

Fees Structure

Fee Structure will be available soon

Timetable

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Timetable for All Courses View/Download

M.Phil Scholars

Name Guide Topic Year Joined Year Completed Email Id
No M.Phil Scholars

Ph.D Scholars

Name Guide Topic Year Joined Year Completed Email Id
R Vignesh Dr.T.M. Sridhar Graphene based Nano Composite Coatings on Titanium for Implants 2022 rajvignesh57@gmail.com
R Abirami Dr.T.M. Sridhar Graphene oxide based biomaterials 2022 rmabirami1921@gmail.com
M.Padma Prof.K.Ravichandran Additives [Na2SiO3, Al2O3, TiO2 and ZnO] Influenced Conventional and Electrochemical Iron-Manganese Phosphate Composite Coating on D2 Steel 2012 padmachembwc@gmail.com
S. A. IYNOON JARIYA Prof.K.Ravichandran GRAPHENE BASED BIOCOMPATIBLE MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITE COATINGS ON TITANIUM: FORMATION AND EVALUATION OF THEIR CHARACTERISTIC PROPERTIES, IN- VITRO BIOACTIVITY AND CORROSION BEHAVIOUR 2014 iynoon08.03@gmail.com
VISHWA PRIYA. U Prof. K. RAVICHANDRAN ALIOVALENT DOPED HYDROXYAPATITE- GRAPHITIC CARBON NITRIDE COMPOSITES FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS 2019 kumarpriya962@gmail.com
Saranya A Prof.K. Ravichandran ‘Development of new Graphtic Carbon Nitride (g-C3-N4) Hydroxyapatite (HAP) composites Co-substituted with multi elements (Mg,Sr) and Selenium substituted Hydroxyapatite composites for bio-medical and drug delivery applications’ 2019 manasasaran1996@gmail.com
Giftynol Elizabeth P Prof. K. Ravichandran ‘Synthesis and characterization of MoS2, CoS2 and Nickel Molybdate /Graphitic Carbon Nitride (GCN) composites by electrochemical water splitting for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction’ 2020 elizabeth.giftynol94@gmail.com
Jayapriya E Prof.K.Ravichandran ‘Electrospun nanofibres from polycaprolactone/composites for wound healing applications’ 2021 : priyaelangovan7180@gmail.com
T.Balusamy Prof.K.Ravichandran SURFACE MECHANICAL ATTRITION TREATMENT (SMAT) OF STEELS AND STAINLESS STEELS: CHARACTERISTICS, CORROSION BEHAVIOR AND SUITABLITY OF PRETREATMENT FOR BORIDING 2011 2014 rtbalusamy@gmail.com
C.Kavitha Prof. K.Ravichandran CHARACTERIZATION AND CORROSION STUDIES OF PHOSPHATE COATINGS DEPOSITED BY CHEMICAL AND ELECTROCHEMICAL METHODS OVER ALUMINIUM, STEEL AND SMATed HIGH STRENGTH STEELS 2012 2015 kavithakandhan@gmail.com
S. SHANMUGAM, Prof.K.Ravichandran CATHODIC ELECTROCHEMICAL DEPOSITION OF (Fe, Zn)- MANGANESE PHOSPHATE COMPOSITE COATINGS ON STEEL, ALUMINIUM AND MAGNESIUM: CHARACTERISTICS, CORROSION BEHAVIOUR AND TRIBOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 2012 2017 sha.rs2026@gmail.com
R.Abinaya Prof. K.Ravichandran SURFACTANT ASSISTED MULTI ELEMENT (Mg, Zn AND Se) SUBSTITUTED HYDROXYAPATITE /ALGINATE SCAFFOLDS: SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND EVALUATION OF IN-VITRO BIOLOGICAL STUDIES FOR ORTHOPEDIC APPLICATIONS 2012 2018 r.abinaya20@gmail.com
VARUN PRASATH PADMANABHAN Prof.K.RAVICHANDRAN Natural Gum (Acacia, Ghatti, Moringa oliferra,Senna Auriculata and Ceibapentandra) Assited Synthesis of Nanoporous Hydroxyapatite: Characterisation, in-vitro biological and drug leaching studies 2012 2019 analyticalvarun88@gmail.com
R.J.Kavitha Prof.K.Ravichandran DEPOSITION OF STRONTIUM PHOSPHATE COATINGS ON MAGNESIUM FOR BIODEGRADABLE IMPLANTS: CHARACTERISTICS, CORROSION BEHAVIOUR AND IN VITRO MINERALIZATION 2012 2019 kavithakumaran27@gmail.com
B.Subha Prof. K.Ravichandran SAPONIN INCORPORATED IRON DOPED HYDROXYAPATITE/ QUERCETIN COMPOSITE: SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND IN VITRO BIOLOGICAL STUDIES FOR ORTHOPEADIC APPLICATION 2012 2019 balakrishnan.subha@gmail.com
MOHAN SATHYARAJ.P Prof.K.Ravichandran CHEMICAL CONVERSION COATINGS ON MAGNESIUM FOR BIODEGRADABLE IMPLANT APPLICATION: CHARACTERISTICS CORROSION BEHAVIOR AND IN VITRO MINERALIZATION 2014 2020 mohansathyaraj@gmail.com
D. SATHEESH, Prof.K.Ravichandran STUDIES ON METAL NANOPARTICLES (Ag, Au) DECORATED GRAPHENE AND GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS (GODs) MODIFIED GLASSY CARBON AND CARBON PASTE ELECTRODES AS BIOSENSORS 2012 2020 satheeshunom@gmail.com
K. Samuel Barnabas Dr. K. Venkatachalam Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2015 2021 samsbas@gmail.com
S. Niranjani Dr. K. Venkatachalam Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2015 2021 sangeenima@gmail.com
V.Balasubramani Dr.T.M.Sridhar Gas Sensors 2016 2021 samyy.bala@gmail.com
M. Kaviya Dr.T.M.Sridhar Biomaterials 2016 2021 kaviyag92@gmail.com
J.Manovasuki Dr.T.M.Sridhar EPD coatings on Ti implants 2016 2021 manobujima@gmail.com
A. ADHILAKSHMI Prof. K.Ravichandran BIOCOMPATIBLE PHOSPHATE COATINGS ON PURE IRON FOR BIODEGRADABLE IMPLANT: CHARACTERISTICS, CORROSION BEHAVIOUR AND IN VITRO BIOLOGICAL STUDIES 2013 2021 a.s.adhilakshmi@gmail.com
H.Usharani Dr.T.M.Sridhar Electroplating 2017 2022 ushaharikrishnan@gmail.com
M.Sundara Ganeasan Dr.T.M.Sridhar Biomaterials 2017 2022 sundarganesh33@gmail.com
K.Aruna Dr.T.M.Sridhar EPD coatings on 316LSS 2018 2023 miliaru11@gmail.com
S. Prashanna Suvaitha Dr. K. Venkatachalam Nanocomposites, Biomaterials 2019 2024 sanachemistry2012@gmail.com
G. Dhinagaran Dr. K. Venkatachalam Heterogeneous catalysis 2019 2024 gdhina2010@gmail.com

Awarded Scholars

Ph.D 20
M.Phil Nil

Present Scholars

Ph.D 8
M.Phil Nil
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