2018-19:

Seminar: 1

Workshops:2

Intercollegiate competitions-1

Workshops/Seminars:

1) Department of chemistry in collaboration with Keshav memorial degree an PG

college organized one day Work shop on “ Emerging Trends and Challenges in

Pharmaceutical industry” Key note speaker was Dr.K.G.Sudharshan, Head, IT

Quality Assurance, Hetero Laboratories ,Hyd on 9th November, 2018

2) Forensic science unit, Department of Chemistry in Collaboration with Indian

servers organized one day workshop on “Women & Cybercrime” on 3rd January,

2019. The Guest speaker was Shri Sai Satish, CEO, Indian Servers conducted the

workshop. The objective of this workshop is to create an awareness about the

alarming increase in the rate of cybercrime, especially against women in both

Physical & Virtual world. The participants got Knowledge on cyber crimes,

precautions to be taken and got awareness about the scope of career in Digital

Forensics.

3) Inauguration of Student Club “CURIE” –Chemistry & Forensic science Student Club on 5th January, 2019.

Objectives of the Club:

● To acquaint students with current trends in different fields of Chemistry & Forensic Science.

● To provide an atmosphere to exchange thoughts and ideas which improves Scientific curiosity, Practical and Communication skills.

● To promote Experiential & Participative Knowledge through Seminars, Group discussions, Debates, Field trips, Quiz & Intercollegiate events.

● To inculcate Social Responsibilities among students by organising Extention & Outreach programmes.

● To provide an Academic and Career guidance for Professional growth through interaction with Industry and Academic experts.

Report: Dept. of Chemistry inaugurated “CURIE” –Chemistry & Forensic science Student Club

on 5th January, 2019 named after the eminent women Scientist Marie curie. The Chief Guest

for the inauguration of Club was Prof.Ch.Sarala Devi, Head, Department of chemistry. Osmania

University. She addressed students about the importance of Green chemistry and also said

that the innovationand practical application is only the way to master the subject.

Dr.V.Jeevana Jyothi, Head, Dept. of Chemistry, RBVRRWC was happy to announce about the

successful inauguration of the club and promised to continue the same for the development of

Scientific temper, experiential & participative learning

After the inauguration, Guest speaker, Shri Giri Anantula, Senior Specialist at Galderma,

Australia has given a broad idea about the career in Chemistry & interacted with students. In

connection to this, Various student activities like Quiz, Poster and Power point presentations

were conducted and the prizes were distributed to the winners.

4) Report of “Two day Workshop on “Molecular Docking -Applications in Drug Discovery” on 24th & 25th January, 2019

A Two day Workshop on “Molecular Docking - Applications in Drug Discovery” was organized by Department of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, on 24th & 25th February, 2019 in collaboration with Qstatix laboratories Pvt ltd. The workshop proved to be the meeting ground for Delegates, Researchers, industrial chemists working in computational chemistry, to exchange experiences, knowledge, queries and insights. It was as an effective platform for all the concerned stakeholders to introspect about the numerous challenges and dilemmas facing the current emerging trends. Dr.K.Sarada, Principal, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College while welcoming all the resource persons, dignitaries, delegates and participants, expressed her immense pleasure that Department of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College is hosting an another workshop.

Dr.V.Jeevana jyothi, Head Dept of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College said that this workshop will prove to be beneficial for giving direction to researchers in accordance with present context of research & development .in drug discoverey & was happy to share that the participants of the workshop are 130 in number.

Lighting of lamp was performed by Chief guest, Dr.G.Narahari Sastry, Chief Scientist, CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad, Guest of honour, Prof. M.Vijjulatha, Dept. of Chemistry, University college of science, Osmania University, Prof.K.Muthyam Reddy, Secretary HMVS, Prof. G.Sudershan reddy Secratery cum correspondent, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Dr.K.Sarada, Principal, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Dr.Achyuthadevi, Vice principal, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Dr.V.Jeevana jyothi, Head Dept of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College also assisted in the lighting of lamp.

Chief guest, Dr.G.Narahari Sastry, Chief Scientist, CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad He said that the discussions and deliberations would provide innovative ideas and enable people to update and deepen their knowledge in the major thrust areas and also urged students to keep a pace with the current trends of artificial intelligence, Machine learning etc

Guest of Honour,

Prof. M.Vijjulatha, Dept. of Chemistry, University college of science, Osmania University has explained the importance of computational chemistry in designing a new drug & the technicalities associated. Her focus was basically on Molecular modeling techniques like molecular Docking, 3D QSAR & virtual screening methods applied to Anti HIV, Anti- Cancer, & Anti-Malarial agents.

The technical session I started at 02.15P M. The sub theme of this session was hands on training on Chemsketch & drawing & property prediction of small molecules by the expertise team of Dr. Uppula Prushotham, director, Qstatix laboratories pvt. & Dr.karunakar Tanneeru, director from Qstatix laboratories pvt. The entire focus of the team was on aiding the participants to learn the basic methods of drug designing using CADD( computer aided drug desigining) technology.

The second day of the workshop began with technical session II based on the sub theme entitled Molecular docking & its applications along with the hands on training under the able guidance of the expert team Dr. Uppula Prushotham, Director, Qstatix laboratories pvt., Dr.karunakar Tanneeru, Director, Qstatix laboratories pvt.Ltd, Hyd, Li Jo Jhon, Research scholar, IICT, Hyd, & Rosalind sahoo, Research scholar IICT, Hyd.

At the end of the Workshop , the Valedictory session was held at 4.00 pm. which was chaired by Dr.K.Sarada, Principal, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Prof. G.Sudershan reddy Secratery cum correspondent, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Dr.V.Jeevana jyothi, Head Dept of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College, Dr. Uppula Prushotham, Director, Qstatix laboratories pvt., Dr.karunakar Tanneeru, Director, Qstatix laboratories pvt.Ltd, Hyd followed by distribution of certificates to the participants.

Dr.V.Jeevana jyothi, Head Dept of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College expressed hope that the researchers would continue deliberating the issues in future on the current issues of Research & Development, she also proposed a vote of thanks to the resource persons, guests , sponserers and all faculty members of Dept of Chemistry & supporting staff for their cooperation for making this event a grand success .

2019-2020

Workshops: 2 1) Three day workshop on “FORENSIC SCIENCE ” on 6th , 7th & 8th , May 2019 2) Two day workshop “Digital Reality” on 3rd& 4th of September 2019.

1) “Workshop on FORENSIC SCIENCE”

Three day workshop on “FORENSIC SCIENCE ” on 6th , 7th & 8th , May 2019 was organized by Department of Chemistry & Forensic Science, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College in collaboration with Forensics Mystery Solved. The workshop proved to be the meeting ground for diverse group of participants from 4th grade student to an advocate to exchange experiences, knowledge, queries and insights. It was as an effective platform for all the concerned stakeholders to introspect about the numerous challenges and dilemmas about criminal justice system in our country. Chief Guest was, Dr.T.R.Baggi, Director (Retd) Central Forensic Laboratory Hyd, Has explained the importance of Forensic science in society & the emerging trends in the process of investigation of a crime.

Lighting of the lamp at workshop

Participant showing the inked hands

Participant developing the Latent fingerprints

Principal Dr.K.Sarada observing the inked fingerprints of a participant

Participants interacting with resource person Dr.T.S.N.Murthy, Director (Retd), Andhra Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory

Participant examining & developing latent fingerprints

2) Report on Workshop of Digital Reality

Dept of chemistry& Forensic Science has organized a workshop “Digital Reality” on 3rd& 4th of September 2019.

This workshop is specifically designed to provide the right knowledge to the aspiring Hacking and Cyber Security enthusiasts. It is becoming increasingly important in today’s networked world and the impact in every aspect of society including finance, healthcare, government, education, arts and entertainment.

Objectives of the workshop:

● Provide overview of the internet security ● To familiarize about the anti-virus, anti-spam and anti-spyware tools

currently available ● To learn the latest Internet security techniques, firewalls etc. ● To provide a basic knowledge of ethical hacking. ● Special emphasis on precautions against Cyber attacks

Invited speaker ethical hacking expert Dr.Sai Satish CEO, Indian servers has given the hands on training to the 96 participants on protecting themselves from cyber crime followed by distribution of certificates.

Seminars: 1

1) A Two day National Seminar on “Changing Pedagogy in Chemistry Teaching” was jointly organized by Department of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College & Royal Society of chemistry, London (UK)- IDLS on 7th& 8th August, 2019 Report:

Report on Two day National Seminar on “Changing Pedagogy in Chemistry teaching” on 7th& 8th August, 2019

A Two day National Seminar on “Changing Pedagogy in Chemistry Teaching” was jointly organized by Department of Chemistry, R.B.V.R.R.Women’s College & Royal Society of chemistry, London (UK)- IDLS on 7th& 8th August, 2019. The Seminar proved to be the meeting ground for Chemistry teachers working in different Colleges of twin cities to gain the knowledge to explore and validate the various ICT techniques to be employed in chemistry teaching to students. This was achieved by the lecture talks delivered by the Eminent & Experienced teachers. It was an effective platform for all the participant teachers to introspect about the numerous challenges they face during the class room teaching. The seminar was inaugurated by Chief guest, Prof.V. Chandrasekhar, Centre Director, TIFR, Hyd & Guest of Honour Prof. P.S.N Reddy, Former HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, OU . The Valedictory session was chaired by Chief Guest: Dr. RBN Prasad , Former Chief Scientist, CSIR-IICT & Guest of Honour , Prof. K. Muthyam Reddy, Secretary, HMVS,

Gallery:

Inaugural function:

Chief Guest, Prof.V.Chandrasekhar, Centre Director, TIFR, Hyd addressing the gathering

Invited speakers delivering lectures using models

Valedictory function:

Chief Guest, Dr. R.B.N.Prasad , Former Chief Scientist, CSIR-IICT addressing the gathering in the valedictory function

Intercollegiate Competitions

Chetna-2K20: Intercollegiate Competitions National Science day Celebrations: Department of Chemistry Conducted Intercollegiate Competitions, Chetna-2k20 on 25th February, 2020 in connection to National Science day celebrations.

National Science day Celebrations : Department of Chemistry celebrated National science day on 25th February, 2020. In connection to this, Intercollegiate Chemistry competitions - “Chetna-2K20” were conducted

National Science day, which is celebrated every year on 28th February to mark the discovery of the Raman Effect by Indian physicist Sir C. V. Raman which fetched him the Noble prize for this discovery.

Prof.P.Veerasomaiah, Head, Department of Chemistry, Osmania University” inaugurated the Intercollegiate Chemistry competitions - “Chetna-2K20” In connection to the celebrations, we conducted Quiz competitions, Power point presentations, poster & e-poster presentations covering all the topics of different fields of chemistry. The objective of celebrating National Science day is to widely spread a message about the Importance of science used in the daily life of the people, this year theme is “Women in Science” and also to provide an atmosphere and a platform to exchange thoughts and ideas which improves Scientific curiosity, Practical and

Communication skills among budding young students, and also to showcase the talents of the students. Around 10 colleges (around 85 students) participated and winners have been given prizes in the valedictory function

Inaugural Function of Chetna-2k20

Felicitation to Chief Guest, Prof. P.Veerasomaiah. Head, dept. of Chemistry, Osmania University

Power point presentations & Quiz competitions

Certificate Distribution

Group photo with M.Sc students

Webinars conducted:

S.No Title of the Webinar Level Date Speaker

1 Introduction to pharma & career aspects

International 9th May, 2020

1.Mr. Giri Anantula, Australia 2. Mrs.Nikitha Reddy, Canada

2 Alumni interaction to motivate students about Research

College level 14.5.2020 Mrs.(Dr). Gargi Jaju, Canada

3 Organic Reagents for CSIR/GATE/IIT-JAM and TIFR Exams

National 21.5.2020 Dr. Raj Kumar Asst. Professor, Vivekanada College, Madurai, Tamil Nadu

Report on the Seminar on “Gandhain Nutrition: A food for thought and Thought for Food” on 26th August, 2019

To commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of Shri Mahatma Gandhi, Father of the Nation, A Guest lecture on “Gandhain Nutrition: A Food for thought and Thought for Food” was jointly organized by Department of Chemistry, RBVRR Women’s College & The National Academy of Sciences, INDIA- Hyderabad, Local chapter on 26th August, 2019 For UG & P.G students. The Guest Speaker, Prof.UC Srivastava, Professor Emeritus, in his lecture has explained about the different types of foods and their effects on health, importance of Vegetarian foods, the healthy dietary habits of Shri Mahatma Gandhi and also explained about the importance & benefits of practicing Non-Violence, Meditation & Fasting for a better & healthy life. He also explained about the steps to be practiced for leading a healthy and happy life like regular diet checks, avoiding alcohol and Tobacco, positive thinking, Forgiving others & ourselves etc.

Dr. Ch. Mohan Rao, Former Director, CCMB and Chairman, NASI-Hyd-Local Chapter , Dr. Neeraj Kumar , Executive Secretary, NASI and Around 25 NASI Fellows attended the function.Dr. K.Bhanu Prakash Reddy, Scientist, NIN, Hyderabad proposed Vote of thanks.

Dignitaries on the dias, (from left to right) Dr.K.Sarada, Principal, Prof.UC.Srivastava, Professor Emeritus, Dr.Ch.Mohan Rao, Ex-Director, CCMB

& Chairman, NASI-Hyd chapter & Dr.Neeraj Kumar, Executive secretary, NASI-Hyd

Prof.UC.Srivastava, Professor Emeritus delivering Guest Lecture on “Gandian Nutrition: A Food for thought & Thought for Food”

Prof.Ch. Mohan Rao, Ex-Director, CCMB & Chairman, NASI-Hyd chapter addressing the gathering

NASI Fellows, guests & Students at the Guest Lecture

2020-2021

Webinars: 1. Activity: on 8-6-2020 Report - A Webinar on “Scope of Forensic Science” was organized on 8th June, 2020 – A Guest lecture on scope of forensic science

a. Bio – Data of the

invitee:

Guest Speaker-: PhD in Chemistry from CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (CSIR-IICT) with the thesis entitled “Design, synthesis and analysis of organic molecules of forensic interest”. Over 6 years of research experience, successfully conducted organic reactions and handled sophisticated analytical instruments to aid research in Analytical Chemistry and Forensic Science. Apart from working independently, able to work in national and international team with positive mental attitude. Also, worked as Project Assistant towards ‘AgroMission- Crop Protection Chemicals’, an industrial project at CSIR-IICT.

b. Details of the target group: UG students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 79 students and 5 Faculty

d. Objectives: To create awareness about career opportunities in the field of Forensic

Science.

e. A brief report & its outcome.

Report: Department of chemistry and forensic, RBVRR women's college has organized a Webinar on “scope of forensic science ” for students on 8 th june, 2020 . Dr. Kirti kumari, scientist at Novartis pvt. Lmt. was the guest speaker who enlightened students about different branches of forensic science like anthropology , entomology, fingerprints, dna Fingerprinting, questioned document etc.and related, courses and jobs opportunities in organizations like CFSL,

FSL, CBI, defense, Sports etc that enable them to make a proper and informed choice and understand what they can do after they are done with degree. Outcome: Students shall now be able to make decision towards right career and understand latest forensic science career trends.

f. Details of the participants & Feedback:

h. Attachment of recorded video:

Audio clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOWuWf0CwIM

Used platform/ any live stream link: NIL 2. Webinar on “Forensic Examination in Alcohol related cases” 27th June 2020 Time: 11-12 Noon a. Bio – Data of the invitee: Guest Speaker-1: Bio-data of speaker

b. Details of the target group: UG, PG students & Faculty of Forensic Science c. How many of students/Faculty is benefitted:

226 members

d. Objective: 1. To create awareness about the general issues faced by a forensic scientist & law enforcement officers during examination of alcohol & it’s related cases.

e. A brief report & its outcome Report: Department of chemistry and forensic science, Rbvrr women’s college has organised a National Webinar on “Forensic Examination in Alcohol Related Cases” on 27th June, 2020. Dr. T.R.Baggi, Director (Retd) was the invited speaker who enlightened participants about pros & cons of Forensic Examination of alcohol in blood & the sophisticated methods used to analyze the biological samples. The participants were from different parts of the country including forensic experts, faculty & students. The session ended with interaction with participants & Vote of thanks to the speaker. Outcome: Participants gained Knowledge about forensic examination of alcohol using sophisticated methods in this covid 19 pandemic.

f. Details of the participants & Feedback: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fSPfNuhdQ7S7_6Nijmaw7xN4IKCOiT019lrtfq4eYxg/edit?usp=sharing

h. Attachment of recorded video: Powerpoint presentation: Chat of webinar:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CW71ipgaZuEW4PscAFMHV2-F9443RCLQ/view?usp=sharing Powerpoint: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMosgOAJPyrLnjL8SAPlmH_SZn4lyqKE/view?usp=sharing

i. Used platform/ any live stream link:youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71re_BHGQvs

3) A Guest Lecture on “INNOVATIONS AND CHALLENGES IN CHEMICAL SCIENCES, 21st CENTURY ’’ was organized on 26 th August 2020.

g. Bio – Data of the invitee: Guest Speaker

Prof.P.Srinivas Sir is a Ret.Prof. from Department of Chemistry Osmania University with 37 years of Teaching Experience. Sir has taught above 150 Guest Lectures to Teachers and Talent Students. Sir is specialized in Research areas. Currently he is the General Secretary in Osmania University Chemistry Alumni Association , Treasurer in Indian Science Congress Association Hyderabad.

h. Details of the target group: UG & PG students of RBVRR Women’s College

i. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 146 students and 9 Faculty

j. Objectives: 1.To understand how the chemical sciences may evolve to improve the everyday life’s

k. A brief report & its outcome

Report: Prof.P.Srinivas Sir explained various Innovative methods in Food & Agriculture, New Areas in Chemistry like Green Chemistry, Supra molecular Chemistry, Nano Chemistry ,Click chemistry and also explained about the Challenges in Chemistry like Health-Medicines , Energy Environment , Materials Technology.

Outcome: Students gained Knowledge about all the aspects of various innovative methods that are involved in chemical sciences.

l. Details of the participants & Feedback:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yhjEtKSJqFwOFduxZWL57kq86c92H9nA8VU8fgfyo88/edit?usp=sharing

4) Guest lecture on Bioactive Lipids on 3/9/2020 Report: A Guest Lecture on BIOACTIVE LIPIDS was Organized by Dept. of Chemistry on 3rd Sept, 2020.

a. Bio-data of the Guest Speaker:

Dr. J. Ram Chandra Reddy is currently working as a Senior Scientist in CSIR-IICT, Hyderabad. He obtained his PhD degree (2002-2008) from CSIR-IICT-Osmania University, Hyderabad. He pursued his Postdoc study (2009-2010) from Aarhus University, Denmark and worked as a Scientist (2010-2011) in Wilmar Global R & D Centre, Shanghai, China. Then he joined CSIR-IICT in the year 2011 as a Scientist in Centre for Lipid Science & Technology Division. He is the recipient of awards namely, OP Narula Young Scientist Award-2005; R K Khanna Memorial Award-2009; SD Tirumala Rao Memorial Award-2012 & 2019; OP Narula Technology Award-2013 Conferred by Oil Technologists’ Association of India. He is an Associate Fellow of Telangana Academy of Sciences since 2018. Dr. Reddy published over 50 publications including Research Articles, Review Paper & Book Chapters and contributed to several lipid-based R & D projects sponsored by Govt. Agencies & Industries.

b. Details of the target group: UG & PG students of RBVRR Women’s College

c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 115 students and 10 Faculty

d. Objectives: To know synthetic strategies and biological activities of some of interesting bioactive lipid molecules

e. A brief report & its outcome

Report: Dr. J. Ram Chandra Reddy explained about general classification of lipids, synthesis, biological evaluation of various bioactive lipids that were prepared in their lab.

Outcome: Students and Faculty gained knowledge about different types of bioactive lipids’ synthesis and their biological activities.

f. Details of the participants link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-A1u_sBl_dhA1vZN3Bi_RkpkJqt05HPYgEOEKv4Ry-g/edit?usp=sharing

g. Feedback link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ABiPTEoa78sRSMiTK2RyDzEVK8A1Mm2i8pKX76Q-fxY/edit?usp=sharing

h. Attachment of recorded video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x_p3SYqh3N9wnhESbkwOS2GIaGWQ85Ru/view?usp=sharing

i. Used platform/ any live stream link:

Google Meet platform

5) A Guest Lecture on “Molecular docking on Drug Discovery”on 5th September 2020

Biodata : . He has published 15 international, 1 national publications and 1 book chapter in his credentials. He is a Director Of Qstatix Pvt. Ltd. Sir is specialized in the research areas of Computer aided drug design, Machine learning and artificial intelligence applications in chemistry and drug discovery b. Details of the target group: PG students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 63 students and 10 Faculty d. Objectives: To understand the importance of molecular docking in drug discovery. e. A brief report & its outcome Report: Dr U Purushotham Sir gave great insight on Computer aided drug designing and its importance in drug discovery process . He also emphasise on various interaction methods of Docking procedures.it helps to discover new lead molecules in the drug discovery process Outcome: Students gained Knowledge about all the aspects of computer aided drug designing and docking procedures. f. Details of the participants &Feedback link https://forms.gle/vVKJwubrCpfUdAhE6 g. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ku51J8WRq2u4Is4jlQYtUT3-rfd5e7wJ/view?usp h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet platform INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP:

1. An International Workshop on “Molecular Visualization Tools for Computational Chemistry” was organized on 30th October, 2020

m. Bio – Data of the invitee: Resource person: Dr. Jurgen Schnitker done Ph.D from RWTH Aachen University and published 31 Research articles with citation of around 2500 and a H-index of 21 in the field of Physical chemistry,QSAR,Material science and Science education. Sir has an Authorship foe Odyssey Molecular Explorer Computational modelling for chemistry Education, software package. Currently he is heading as a Vice-president at Wavefunction.

n. Details of the target group: UG and PG students Faculty of different colleges and other countries.

o. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: Students – 99 Faculty -147

p. Objectives: To study about the effectiveness of a varitey of molecular visualisation teaching approaches and new analytical skills

q. A brief report & its outcome

Report: Dr. Jurgen Schnitker sir explained how to run the simulations, graphical tools for Spartan and Odessy softwares .Sir also explained how to draw and analyse various molecules in 3-dimensional and also about the properties like density, electrostatic potential, Ionization potential. Sir has demonstrated and explained in detail about the various applications. Outcome: To gain knowledge how to Apply computational chemistry techniques to calculate the molecular properties of small molecules, peptides and proteins, or materials.

r. Details of the participants & Feedback:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZEHfn8l6Fmc3eJwIZVG3FS-rFoNAe3DIpMpFPlzvT1GvslQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

E-QUIZ INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS: 2 1) National E-Quiz on Narcotics, 26th June 2020 a. E-QUIZ on “Narcotics”

b. Details of the target group: UG students of Forensic Science

c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 108 participants d. Objectives :To commemorate “International day against Drugs of Abuse & Illicit Trafficking” 2. To create awareness about Drugs of Abuse, physical & psychological dependence.

e. A brief report & its outcome To commemorate “International Day against Drugs of Abuse & Illicit Trafficking”. The department has taken an initiative to create awareness about the Narcotic drugs & Psychotropic Drugs, commonly abused drugs, physical & psychological dependence. The numbers of registrations were 385, responses were 108 & after successfully answering the Questionnaire within the time limit of 15 minutes with 50% correct answers 76 participants have received the e- certificate. f. Details of the participants : UG students

g.Feedback: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1U1CIDOihxptCeUc6kR2WjHwz2tjp-jTOWjEwDzeMDVA/edit?usp=sharing Certify'em Records - E- Quiz on Narcotics

h. Attachment of recorded video: NA

2) E- QUIZ ON HUMAN RIGHTS ON to 9th December, 2020 Report: Online Quiz Conducted on “Human Rights” to commemorate International Human Rights Day as a part of Curie club Activity on 10th December 2020.

b. Details of the target group: Students of Forensic science and faculty of RBVRR Women's College c. How many of the students/Faculty are benefitted: 108 d. Objectives: Encourage and increase the student participation in quiz to create awareness about Human Rights. To commemorate International Human Rights Day. e. A brief report and its outcome: Department of Chemistry and Forensic science organized quiz activity on “Human Rights” for BSc students and Faculty on 10th December 2020as a part of Curie club activity. Students exhibited acute interest and have scored decent marks in the quiz. Outcome: The organizers succeeded in generating interest among students and got huge response by majority student participation in the quiz. The outstanding scores of the students reflect their knowledge in the domain. The activity created awareness about Human Rights. The number of responses were 108 & after successfully answering

Questionnaire with 50% correct answers 53 participants have received the e- certificate.

3) f. Details of the Participants: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ft-8_KE_TzZdpJKu6b9XF8w8P5Okrh7p478Emb5-N1c/edit#gid=182449075

4) g. Attachment of recorded video: NA 5) h. Used platform/ any live Stream link: Nil

CURIE CLUB ACTIVITIES:

1) Activity: Pollutions and its effects on 19-08-2020 REPORT ON E-POSTER PRESENTATION Department of chemistry organised e-Poster Presentation for B.Sc Btcfs students on 19 August 2020 is under the curie club activity . Our students prepared posters on different type of pollutions and its hazardous effects on environment and human health. The main objective is to give insight on the environmental issues and remind them about their responsibilities towards the society. The whole activity will help them improve their confidence and presentation skills at an individual level. We are glad to see that 11 students have prepared e-posters in the competition and gave impressive presentation.

2)Report on Activities of Forensic Science students on 27/8/2020 Activities of Outcomes (of previous semester of current second year students i.e second semester on impressions and questioned documents paper) Objective of the activities:

To enhance students skills in communications,and giving them environment to work in groups to learn team work and to share their ideas and apply whatever they have studies in their previous semester in the activity given to them.

Students of current second year Btcfs section were ask to present what they have learned in their

previous semester in forensic science subject, in impression and questioned documents paper on 27, August 2020 and they were given with one week time to prepare videos and ppts on the topics like : 1. Preparing and deciphering secret writings by using vegetables. Fruit juices etc. 2. Comparing and examining Counterfeit Currency 3. Lifting of footprints by POP or tracing 4. Comparison of handwritings and signature by collecting writings of their friends and family members 5 Examination of indented writings from their books 6. Development of latent fingerprints on cups, glasses used by their family members 7.Classification of fingerprint by taking prints of their own and family members and classifying in ten digit classification system, Class was divided in ten groups five to six students in each group. Details of the groups with their work as follows: S.No Group Topic Group Members

1. 1. Video presentation on development of fingerprints

P.Yokshitha-562051045 K.Pranathi-562051017 E.Sravani-562051012 K.Priyanka-562051051 G.Sandhya-562051037

2. 2. Identification and comparison of fingerprints

Amulya-562051003 Satwika.D-023 Vidhya-019 Asritha-032 Nikitha.kumaram-043

3. 3. Secret writings with natural resources

D.Shravya- 562051020 S.Kokila- 30 R.Vishnu priya- 33 Nissi Joseph-34

4. 4. Question documents

V. Haveela-562051029 Haseena- 562051009 B. Rachana- 562051013 S. Pavani- 562051027 P. Sri Chandana- 562051044

5. 5. Casting of foot prints and questioned documents

K.Brahmini-562051050 G.Sahithi-42 N.Laxmi deepika-40 S.Kathyayani-53 U.Lavanya-46 K.Nikhitha-47

6. 6. Handwriting forgery & factors that affect handwriting

Mrunalini 562051016 Akshaya-38 Anjali-41

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OIpewupzK0PHQL7tprCgdCq1shS93vKl?usp=sharing

3) Report on e-PPT Presentation Activity on” Covid Impacts on Society for IIZM Students on15 th September 2020 b. Details of the target group: IIZM students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted :44 students & 2 faculty

Outcome of the activities Students were very enthusiastic and have shown their interest in involving and expressing what have been learned by them through recording while doing each activity and making it in a beautiful form of presentation either in the form of video or ppts. As students were divided in groups it also showed their team work by discussing the activity among team members and dividing the given work in themselves and clubbing all the activities of a team and presenting everything in collaboration with team members and these activities also enhanced their communication skills, interaction skills team work apart from practical execution of their learning objectives . Coordinator for the activities Rekha Rani Asst.Professor Dept. of chemistry & Forensic science RBVRR womens college. Note: Ppts and videos are kept in folder and shared plz find the attached link in drive

Likitha-24 Malleshwari-05

7. 7. Obliterations and erasures

Afifa-562051001 K.Sucharitha-562051002 N.Rashmitha -562051004 Zoveriya renaz-562051036

8. 8. Fingerprints and 10 digits classification

Y. Prashasthini 562051025 Manasa Dasari 22 B. Shanthi priya 35 Satwika 11

9. 9. Methods of development of latent Finger prints & revealing of finger prints on different surfaces

B.jashwanthi 562051014 G.deepika - 5620151015 G.nandini - 18 J.nikitha - 21 B.unnathi -49

10 10. Video presentation and PPT on printing and security features of currency notes

M.Swathi - 562051031 D.Mahima - 562051007 G.Guru Deepthi - 562051028 K.Renuka - 562051048

d. Objectives: To explain about the safety measures to be taken during covid-19 pandemic Impacts of Covid 19 on various Industries and future challenges. The role of Medicines / drugs to control and cure of Covid 19. e. A brief report & its outcome Department of chemistry organised e-PPT Presentation for B.Sc MZC second year students on 15 September 2020 as a part of the curie club activity . Our students prepared PPTS on corona effect on global economy, education , vaccine development and chemistry against covid -19 , drugs used to cure corona virus, importance of plasma treatment in covid -19 etc. We covered essentially various issues faced during this pandemic and the significant role individuals play during pandemics and understand them pattern of disease and how to control it. We are happy to see that 40 students have prepared e- PPT in this activity and gave impressive presentation Outcome: The activity gives exposure to students in conducting presentations on pressing issues of society and their role in creating awareness on individual contribution of citizens towards betterment of society essentially during pandemics which will help them improve their confidence and presentation skills at an individual level f. Details of the participants: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9OWxe47e4qo94hL_tNzyysNoc5ZqT8G/vie w?usp=sharing g. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11wH0XE_yMvQzoZuXTLPROwi7Ysq31I3b/v iew?usp=sharing h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet platform Attachment of Photos link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17JrzNTSEKORNGXsL0_RtKT5vA01seX2J/vi ew?usp=sharing

4) Home made sanitizer preparation on16/9/2020 a.Outrich Programme : Organized by Dept. of Chemistry on 17 th Sept, 2020. By BtCfs final year students. b.Details of the target group: UG & PG Lab attenders of RBVRR Women’s College C. Objectives:Awareness programme on Home made sanitizer d. A brief report & its outcome Report: K.Likitha,Mounika,Tejasree,Geetha of BtCfs final year students prepared Homemade sanitizer and explained to Labattenders virtually. Outcome: 6 members are benifited to prepare home made sanitizer. e. Attachment of recorded video: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-A1u_sBl_dhA1vZN3Bi_RkpkJqt05HPYgEOEKv4Ry-g/edit?usp=sharing f.Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet platform

5) Report on Student Power Point Presentations on “Know Your Drug” conducted on 19th September, 2020 at 04:00PM

b. Details of the target group: B.Sc. III year (FnBC Section) Students of RBVRR Women’s College. c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: Students-47, Faculty-18 d. Objectives: The main objective of the activity is to create an awareness about the drugs that we use in our daily life- Chemistry behind the drug, their therapeutic (medicinal) activity and side effects. e. A brief report and its outcome: As a part of Curie Club, students of B.Sc. III year -FnBC Section under the guidance of A.Shravya, Faculty of Department of Chemistry had conducted an activity “KNOW YOUR DRUG” which was held on 19th Sep,2020 from 4:00 pm to 5:30pm (IST) . As a part of the activity, all the students of B.Sc. III year -FnBC Section were divided into 10 groups, with each group consisting around 5 students. Each member of the group was given a task to collect a minimum of 2 or 3 different types of drugs available at home (which were consumed by them or their family members on regular basis). The students of each group held small virtual discussions/ meetings amongst themselves to finalize 5 or 6 important drugs for their final presentation. On the day of the actual presentation, one volunteer from each groups had presented the work done and the data collected by all the team members. The students and the faculty learned and discussed about the various aspects of Drugs like- The Generic Name, Common Name, Therapeutic activity, benefits, Side effects, etc of each drug. All the students and faculty participants had gained good knowledge about the drugs that we all use in our day-to-day life. Outcome: The students and teachers were enlightened about the various aspects of drugs (medicines) used in day-to-day life and all the efforts of the students were immensely appreciated by all the faculty members of Department of Chemistry and other departments. A good knowledge of both sides of the coin i.e benefits as well as the side effects of the drugs used in day-to-day life gave good information to all and created great awareness and a sense of responsibility in the participants as to how careful one need to consume a drug (medicine). All the participants had agreed finally that they would not only be careful but also would go for proper diagnosis and consultation with a doctor before consuming any drug (medicine). f. Details of the participants: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1udrjvmrqDsIFZAq5GXy4DjrQna69G4Gx/view?usp=sharing g. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xmvoPBXkU-gbClhEntP2W7sliaaGm2ZW/view?usp=sharing h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet Attachment of Photos link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nPcdrcsvFDT_wjwaHgyTLAzTstj8Z_Kq?usp=sharing

6) Report on Online Quiz Organisation National Chemistry Week Celebrations

Date : 23/10/2020 Time: 4:00 PM

Report:Online Quiz Organisation during National Chemistry Week Celebrations ( October 18-24, 2020) On “Role of Chemistry in Every day Life”as a part of Curie Club Activity

b. Details of the target group: B.Sc Students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted : 111 students & 2 faculty d. Objectives: Encourage and Increase the student participation in Quiz and make them understand the importance of Chemistry in day to day life. e. A brief report and its outcome Department of chemistry organised Online quiz activity during National Chemistry Week Celebrations ( October 18-24, 2020) On “Role of Chemistry in Every day Life”as a part of Curie Club Activity for B.Sc Final year students on 23rd of October 2020. Students exhibited acute interest and have scored decent marks in the quiz.

Outcome: The organizers succeeded in generating interest among students and got huge response by majority student participation in the quizes. The outstanding scores of the students reflect their knowledge in the domain. The Activity created awareness on the importance of Chemistry and its role in the current world. f. Details of the participants: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aUhtqO-L6paANixHye2JO1qq7xBUxw3S-7ZlZIWFP8Q/edit?usp=sharing g. Attachment of recorded video: h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Attachment of Photos link:

7) Report on E-Poster Submission on Mole day 23Oct-5 Nov2020 Report:E-POSTER COMPETITION:

a. Open E-Poster Competition b. Details of the target Group: Bachelor’s students of Chemistry stream. c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 4 students / Faculty -1 d. Objectives:

To make awareness among students regarding the concept and importance of Mole in Chemistry on the Occasion of World Mole Day.

e. A brief report & its outcome Report: Curie Club of Department of Chemistry of RBVRR Women’s College has

conducted an activity of E-Poster competition on the occasion of World’s Mole Day Celebration on 23 October 2020. This day is considered to be the worldwide celebration of Mole in Chemistry which makes it an integral part of National Chemistry week also. An open competition of E-Posters with the theme of origin, significance and Advancements of Mole in Chemistry has been organized

in which students of Bachelor’s level of all three years are invited to take part and one day time has been given to submit their E-posters on Department mail. Only four students of BtCFs second year took part in poster making. All four has been received the certificate of participation whose link is given below.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gSFlANrYIcQJsKIbY9-dY0EfTAxFDNzM/view?usp=sharing

Outcome: Purpose to make students realize the significance, work and changes occur in different field of Chemistry because of using Mole value. f. Details of the participant 4 g. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cly9tySRjw9H25iiH905-KKpXtsDl1Kq/view?usp=sharing h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Power point for Poster making. Activity : Virtual International Workshop on "Molecular Visualization Tools for Computational Chemistry " Date : 30/10/2020

8) Report: Student Video presentations on “Women in Chemistry/Science-great Findings” on 7th November, 2020 at 11:30AM

b. Details of the target group: B.Sc & M.Sc Students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted : 12 UG and 9 PG participated in Video presentations

d. Objectives: To Inspire and motivate students towards achieving their goals and also to get exposure about the biography of Great women scientists in Chemistry/Science and their great discoveries in the field of Science and Chemistry e. A brief report and its outcome In connection to 153rd Birth anniversary of Maria Sklodowska- better known as “Marie CURIE”, Department of Chemistry organised Student Video presentation competitions on the theme “ Women Scientists in Chemistry/Science and their great findings” as a part of Curie Club Activity for B.Sc & M.Sc II year Organic chemistry students on 7th of November, 2020. M.Sc students have given live Video presentations through Google meet and B.Sc students have sent the recorded video presentations through mails. First, second and Third best presentation certificates were given and also participation certificates were given to other students. The students also paid tributes to Marie CURIE on her 153rd birth anniversary by giving a presentation on her life and her great discoveries and achievements. Outcome: The students got motivated and got inspired by getting an exposure about the women scientists life and their great discoveries. The students who gave presenations enhanced their presentation skills. The Activity created awareness about the women achievers in Chemistry and this motivated students f. Details of the participants: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1umwrFxzoBB1Ev2-QhZrLtCCV0IyQ1W_UKrA-b0pl6TE/edit?usp=sharing g. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/open?id=15aJRpZdndmaMfs7KhxLGTTJZkSQLvznF&usp=gmail h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet Attachment of Photos link:

9) Report on Chem Rangoli

Department of Chemistry is organized Chem-Rangoli competition on “Chemistry in everyday life ” on 23rd November, 2020 as a part of Curie club activity.

b. Details of the target group:B.Sc III year Students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted : 10 d. Objectives: To Inspire and motivate students to get exposure about the chemistry e. A brief report and its outcome The department of Chemistry organized a Chem Rangoli competition on the theme “ Chemistry in every day life” for III year BSc students on 23rd novemer 2020,as a part of curie club activity. Outcome: Students selected various cartoon characters and exhibited them in terms of structures of chemistry.They prepared rangoli and Each Chem- Rangoli is unique in its own way and presented avideo on their rangoli. presenations enhanced their presentation skills. The Activity created awareness about the Chemistry in everyday life. f. Details of the participants:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MFjqmn1ikfOVVUNE3dhLWQdkeEg64Zvh/edit g. Attachment of recorded video: h. Used platform/ any live stream link: whatsapp Attachment of Photos link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/my-drive 10) Report on Online quiz conducted on 2nd December, 2020 on “ Pollution & Prevention” a) Report on Online Quiz Conducted On “Pollution and prevention” in connection with “National Pollution Control Day” as a part of Curie Club Activity on 2nd December,2020. National Pollution Control Day is observed in the memory of those who have lost their lives in the Bhopal Gas tragedy on 2nd December, 1984.

b. Details of the target group: M.Sc and B.Sc Students of RBVRR Women’s College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted : 181 students & 1 faculty

d. Objectives: Encourage and Increase the student participation in Quiz to spread awareness of managing and controlling industrial disasters and to prevent the pollution produced by industrial processes or human negligence.

e. A brief report and its outcome: Department of chemistry organised Online quiz activity On “Pollution and prevention” in connection with “National Pollution Control day” for M.Sc and B.Sc students on 2nd December 2020 as a part of the curie club activity . Students exhibited acute interest and have scored decent marks in the quiz.

Outcome: The organizers succeeded in generating interest among students and got huge response by majority student participation in the quiz. The outstanding scores of the students reflect their knowledge in the domain. The Activity created awareness about environmental pollution and its disastrous consequences

f. Details of the participants: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1OWyXtOg5ZL3taXbOrvvZM- a_2LSoxCoiBhdHy1cVtqo/edit#responses

g. Attachment of recorded video:

Used platform/ any live stream link: Attachment of Photos link 10)Report on Virtual Awareness program on “Safety Rules and First Aid in Chemistry Laboratory” For Non-Teaching Staff Conducted on 3 rd December 2020.

a. Details of the target group: Non-Teaching Staff of RBVRR Women’s College

b. Number of participants benefitted : 10 members c. Objective:

To understand safety rules for working with chemicals and participating in same manner when carring out lab procedures.

d. A brief report and its Outcome :

Students of B.Sc III Year and B.Sc II Year students prepared Powerpoint presentations on safety rules and first aid in chemistry laboratory and explained about the safety measures while preparing or using any chemicals in the laboratory and also about first -aid to be taken when injured.

e. Outcome: To develop an understanding of the principles of chemical safety and to encourage the scientific community to keep safety as a high priority.

f. Details of the participants /Feedback:

g. Attachment of the Recorded Video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U_sGspwMz5cLwXQ4zS- rBNxUtxKBwhYr/view?usp=sharing

h. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet platform

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES: 1 Student Exchange Programme for PG II year, III Semester students:

Faculty Students Non-Teaching Staff Dr.V.Jeevana Jyothi(HOD)

Harshitha .S(B.Sc III year-Mzc)

Pramodha

D.Sravanthi-Coordinator

Manaswini(B.Sc III year-Mzc)

Vanitha

G.Vijayalakshmi Rithika(B.Sc III year-Mzc)

Sangeetha

Dr.K.Pallavi R.Pranitha (B.Sc II Year -Fn.B.c )

Aruna , Varalakshmi , Swaroopa, Sujatha, Manamma

A.Shravya Rajitha , Sharadha

Department of Chemistry,RBVRR Women’s College organised Student Exchange Programme for PG students from 2nd December, 2020 to 9th December, 2020.

b. Details of the target group: M.Sc Students of RBVRR Women’s College & St. Pious X Degree & PG College c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted 60 PG Students & 5 PG faculty d. A brief report and its outcome: Objective: Student exchange programme would benefit students to learn from diverse faculty make-up, with an opportunity to exchange ideas and observe a variety of styles. . The benefit will be immediate, and students will have the opportunity to learn concepts and ideas presented in an entirely new and different manner. This process, however cannot take place overnight. It occurs slowly with one or two faculty members at a time. In order to facilitate the process, we collaborated with St. Pious X Degree & PG College to develop plans for a student exchange programs Classes Conducted By Faculty of RBVRR Women’s College to students of

St Pious X Degree And PG College For Women

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1 2-12-2020 Dr.V. Jeevana Jyothi Paper I Synthetic ReagentOxidations- DDQ

2 3-12-2020 Dr.V. Jeevana Jyothi Paper I Synthetic ReagentOxidations- SeO2

3 4-12-2020 Dr. Umaima Gazal Paper -IV Organic Nanomate

4 5-12-2020 Dr. Umaima Gazal Paper -IV Organic Nanomate6 8-12-2020 Dr. B. Anupama Paper -I Conformations of

molecules 7 9-12-2020 Dr. B. Anupama Paper -I Conformations of

es

Classes Conducted By Faculty of St Pious X Degree And PG College For Women

for students of RBVRR Women’s College

Outcome: Students adopted to alternative, multi-faceted approaches to learning, developed Analytical and problem-solving skills. It also enhanced good networking with other Institutions and skills for more employability e. Details of the participants: 29 students of RBVRR Womens College & 24 students of St. Pious X Degree & PG College https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11lDjajlm_yxnMUYEIGwv3gKL9OD7bK_Zhn3O6nGmhts/edit?usp=sharing f. Attachment of recorded video: https://drive.google.com/open?id=11fgifAgER-VLaZ809wjHn7O0QHgUL06M g. Used platform/ any live stream link: Google Meet Attachment of Photos link:

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1 2-12-2020 Dr. Sudha swaraga. M Paper III 2D-NMR 2 3-12-2020 Dr. Sudha swaraga. .M Paper -III 2D-NMR

3 4-12-2020 Dr. Sudha swaraga. .M Paper -III 2D-NMR 3 5-12-2020 Mrs. Archana Juyal Paper -II Synthetic Reagents, Oxidations

4 6-12-2020 Mrs. Archana Juyal Paper -II Synthetic Reagents, Oxidations

5 7-12-2020 Mrs. Archana Juyal Paper -II Synthetic reagents, Oxidations

Alumni Activity: Guest lecture and Student interactive session TOPIC OF THE LECTURE: BIG PICTURE:GUT HEALTH, CAREER & OPPORTUNITIES Date:22/11/2020, 3:00PM-4:00PM Speaker: Dr. Nikitha Kendyala Co-founder & CEO, Nucliq Biologics Inc, St. John’s, CANADA (Alumni of RBVRRWC of A/Y 2005-2008)

b. Details of the target group: Faculty, B.Sc & M.Sc Organic chemistry students c. How many of students/Faculty are benefitted: 115 students & 30 faculty d. A brief report and its outcome: The main objective of organizing the lecture is to create awareness about the importance of Gut Health among the Faculty, B.Sc & M.Sc Organic chemistry students. In the guest lecture, speaker focused on careers & opportunities after graduation and also gave knowledge about how important to maintain gut health for healthy life. The students got motivated by the interactive session e. Details of the participants: Feed back link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oN6b1Pub2trP7BIHs6_UrPIpeEP949fwOwSWbirvuLA/edit?usp=sharing f. Attachment of recorded video: g. Used platform/ any live stream link: Zoom