IISER Tirupati to hold national chemistry symposium in May
The Hindu
IISER Tirupati will hold the Indian Symposium on Advancements in Chemical Science from May 9 to 10. Registration is open until April 20 .
The Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Tirupati, will hold the Indian Symposium on Advancements in Chemical Science (ISAC 2026) on its campus from May 9 to 10.
The undergraduate student-led symposium, organised under the Department of Chemistry, will cover areas such as nanotechnology, energy materials, green chemistry, and computational chemistry. The programme includes academic talks, poster presentations, and a workshop.
Students at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels can submit abstracts and register. The last date for abstract submission is April 15 and for registration April 20. The registration fee is ₹1,900.
Details are available here. The Google form link for abstract submission is https://forms.gle/TktkFrhrbKkur1NL7 and for attendee registration is https://forms.gle/Hj9cRFqKJRGbf4cc7.
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IISER Tirupati will hold the Indian Symposium on Advancements in Chemical Science from May 9 to 10. Registration is open until April 20 .
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