It was over half a century ago that humanity’s view of itself was transformed by the breath-taking photographs of earth taken from outer space. They brought home to us not only earth’s ethereal beauty but also its fragility in the vast expanse of the cosmos. Twenty years on, world leaders put their heads together to…
In continuation to our ELECTROPHILE’22, a symposium on Inter-departmental competition, students from Department of Chemistry SF, voluntarily organize ELECTROPHILE’23, for the second year, with the the guidance of staff members. The Inter-departmental competition like Oral Presentation, Molecular Quest, QuiZinc and Snapshot Science are based on the SDG goals and the role of basic sciences in…
Teachers and students in chemistry gather every year in India to share the best practices. This year, sustainable development will be at the center of their discussions
The Association of Chemistry Teachers (ACT) serves as an apex national body of chemistry educators to promote excellence in chemistry education. It has been a major source of strength and support for the association, forging strong partnerships between academia, industry, and research centres for mutual benefit at regional and national level. The ACT has a…
Scientists and parliamentarians gathered in a meeting themed ‘Water Security and Insecurity: Rebuilding Peaceful Coexistence with Science’
A university contest organized since 2022 in Spain was dedicated this year to IYBSSD
The International Association of Hydrological Sciences focuses on the feedbacks between humans and water on the long term
This webinar presents different aspects of why biophysics is important to progress toward the SDGs in fields such as human and animal health, agriculture or depollution
An award for young scientists and engineers dedicated to SDGs
The year 2022-23 is the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development (IYBSSD) designated by the United Nations. Domestic and international discussions are actively underway on the role of basic sciences in contributing to the development of a sustainable society. In this session, Professor Marian Asantewah Nkansah of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and…
