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This conference brings together leading researchers, scientists and industry experts to explore cutting-edge developments at the intersection of organic chemistry and materials science. It aims to showcase the latest research breakthroughs in organic synthesis, materials characterization, and interdisciplinary applications while fostering collaboration between academic institutions, research laboratories, and industry partners.
It provides a platform for young researchers and students to present their work and interact with established scientists. The conference will identify emerging trends and future directions in organic and materials chemistry, and catalyze translational research initiatives that bridge fundamental science with practical applications.
CSIR-NIISTβs remarkable journey began in 1975 with a visionary request from Sri. C Achutha Menon, then Chief Minister of Kerala, recognizing the need for a research institution to harness regional resources and address local industrial challenges.
Officially established as the Regional Research Laboratory, Thiruvananthapuram on October 6, 1978, the institute initially focused on cast metal matrix composites, plantation-based materials, and Kerala's mineral resources.
A significant expansion occurred under Dr. AD. Damodaran's leadership, establishing internationally recognized research in Photochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Process Engineering, and Environmental Technologies. This growth led to the institute's renaming in March 2007 as the "National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology," reflecting its evolution into a center for cutting-edge research.
Today, under Dr. C. Anandharamakrishnan's directorship, CSIR-NIIST operates through six distinct divisions, enabling a truly interdisciplinary approach to research. Our contributions have consistently earned high rankings for research quality and quantity. As we celebrate our Golden Jubilee, we remain committed to balancing fundamental science with industry-relevant technology development, strengthening partnerships, and aligning with India's vision for scientific advancement.
Beneficiary Name: | (NIIST) Regional Research Laboratory |
Bank Account Number: | 67047723825 |
Bank Name: | State Bank of India (SBI) |
Branch: | Pappanamcode Industrial Estate Branch |
Branch Address: | Industrial Estate (P.O.), Pappanamcode, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala - 695019 |
IFSC: | SBIN0070030 |
MICR: | 695002943 |
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We invite industries, business houses and statutory bodies to sponsor the conference.
Different levels of sponsorships are available as listed below. Depending on the nature of sponsorship, the conference will provide any or a combination of business opportunities.
The airport is around 45β60 minutes from CSIR-NIIST. Prepaid and app-based taxi services like Uber and Ola are available. Specify the destination as: CSIR-NIIST, Near Industrial Estate, Pappanamcode.
Located in the city center, itβs about 25 minutes from CSIR-NIIST. Taxis, autos, and buses are available. Board buses heading to Industrial Estate via Pappanamcode, and get down in front of NIISTβs main gate.
The bus station is opposite the railway station. Buses to Industrial Estate stop directly in front of NIIST. Alternatively, take a bus to Pappanamcode and an auto to NIIST.
CSIR-NIIST is 5 km from the city center, located off NH 66 at Pappanamcode. From Pappanamcode junction, turn onto Industrial Estate Road and drive for ~1 km to reach the institute.