The Department of physics of Bharath Institute of Science and Technology was established as a part of Sri Lakshmi Ammal Educational trust with the aim of imparting higher knowledge in science and technology to the aspiring students so that they can emerge as competent scientists, engineers and technologists of repute.
The Department of Physics of Bharath Institute of Science and Technology was established as a part of Sri Lakshmi Ammal Educational Trust with the aim of imparting knowledge in science and technology to the aspiring students to emerge as competent scientists, engineers and technologists of repute.
BIST was started in the year 1984 under the afflation of University of Madras, and acquired deemed to be university status in the year 2003 by University Grants Commission (UGC). The institute is committed to the grand task of providing quality education, which will transform the students into efficient and successful in career. The students who have graduated from BIST are already serving in various positions in India and aboard.
Highly qualified and experienced faculty members are on board to improve the research & development processes. The predominant objective is to impart quality education and enhance the placement opportunities of our students. The thrust areas of research are crystal growth, nanotechnology and computational drug design. Quality research articles are published from our department in the internationally reputed journals.
The faculty members are dedicated and acknowledged by the students’ community for many years. The department has two laboratories with full facilities for doing practical for 40 students at a time.
It gives me an immense pride and pleasure to lead the Department of Physics of Bharath Institution of Science and Technology. The aim of the Department is to teach the concepts of basic physics and knowledge of engineering physics for the first year B.Tech. students and thus providing a strong foundation and momentum for the rest of their undergraduate time period.
The inherent skills of our students are being well nurtured by highly qualified and hard working staff members in achieving goals & objectives of the Department. The department laboratory is equipped with various experimental setups giving the scope to the students having hands on experience individually, which will enhance the confidence of the students to solve the practical problems in Physics.
Apart from the regular curriculum, the Department strives to develop the students into intellectual prodigy. The department conducts various programs periodically under the departmental association such as interactive lectures, Faculty Development Programs/ seminars and conferences with the invited experts from Industry and academia. These events help students and staff members to obtain and upgrade the recent technologies in Science. In addition, our faculty members are actively engaged in research activities in various emerging fields such as nanomaterials, thin films, crystal growth, computational drug discovery, photocatalysis, supercapacitors and other energy storage devices.
We continue to play a leading role in our discipline, which leads us towards producing innovative and effective professional graduate community to the society.
Professor and Head
Department of Physics
1.LA-BLOCK-PHYSICS LAB-I
Lab Size: 60x30 = 1800 Feet
Dark Room
Computer Cabin
7 Working Tables (4 In Lab + 3 In Dark Room)
2.NEW BLOCK-PHYSICS LAB-II
Lab Size: 72x30 = 2160 Feet
Dark Room
Store Room
7 Working Tables (5 In Lab + 2 In Dark Room)
NEW BLOCK-PHYSICS LAB-III
Lab Size: 72x30 = 2160 Feet
Dark Room
Store Room
7 Working Tables (5 In Lab + 2 In Dark Room)
Events | |
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Seminar | |
Date | Events Details |
28th February 2019 | Seminar on “Non-linear Dynamics” (ICTAB’13) |
30th January 2019 | Recent Advances in Superconducting Magnets in Magnetic Resonance Imaging System |
19th December 2018 | Seminar on “Advanced Thermo Electric Nano Materials” |
28th November 2018 | Research Challenges in Energy storage applications |
26th October 2018 | Seminar on” Photonics and its applications” |
28th September 2018 | Seminar on “Structural Dynamics Studies on HIV-1 Integrase” |
WORKSHOP | |
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Date | Events Details |
5th - 6th March 2019 | Engineering Physics Practical Training program for School PG Teachers |
4th - 5th Feb 2019 | Thermoelectric Device Fabrication |
6th - 7th Dec 2018 | Workshop on Fabrication of Water Purifier |
1st - 2nd Nov 2018 | Workshop on Solar Energy |
Faculty Development Programme | |
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Date | Events Details |
May 2019 | Introduction to Biophysics |
November 2018 | An effective teaching pedagogy |
Name of the faculty | Qualification | Designation | Area Of Interest | Photo |
Dr.R.Velavan | M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D | Prof. & Head | Crystallography, Nanotechnology, Molecular modeling | |
Dr.R.Sree Latha | M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D | Prof. | Molecular modeling Development of QSAR / QSTR / QSPR Drug design | |
Dr.G.Bala Krishnan | M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D | Asso. Prof. | Thin films, Nanomaterials, Tribological coatings, Surface Engineering, Photocatalysis, | |
Dr.C.Rathika Thaya Kumari | M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed, Ph.D. | Asso. Prof. | Crystal Growth | |
Dr.S.Dinesh | M.Sc., Ph.D | Asso. Prof. | Nanomaterials for energy storage applications, Photocatalysis | |
Dr.N.Marimuthu | M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D. | Asso. Prof. | Crystal growth, Piezoelectric materials for sensor applications | |
Dr.K.Seevakan | M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D | Assi. Prof. | Material Science |