Events

 Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Forensic Sciences organised a seminar ‘Comparative biochemical and biophysical interaction study of diverse classes of proteins with silver nanoparticles’ on 24 October 2024. Participants gained valuable insights into how nanoscience, particularly the use of silver nanoparticles, can impact healthcare and environmental sustainability.

The seminar aimed to enhance community awareness about the real-world impact of nanoscience, specifically its potential to drive innovative solutions in public health and sustainability. By focusing on the applications of nanotechnology in healthcare and environmental fields, the seminar aimed to spark interest in research and its practical implications, particularly in the use of silver nanoparticles for drug delivery, antimicrobial applications, and biosensing.

The seminar successfully bridged the gap between academic research and societal needs, raising awareness about the transformative potential of nanotechnology. This event contributed to educating the community, highlighting the significant role nanoscience can play in solving pressing societal challenges