Physics Department of MANIT Bhopal is one of the founding Department of the Institute since 1960 when the institute was Maulana Azad College of Technology (MACT). The department runs an M.Tech. course in Nanotechnology since 2006 with an intake of 18 students. A center of Nanoscience and Engineering is formed within the department in 2014 The Department and the centre is engaged in research leading to Ph.D. and teaching in the frontier areas of experimental sciences. These include Nanoscience & Nanotechnology, condensed matter physics and materials science.
Excellence in research and teaching has been the hallmark of this Department. Apart from our own research in the leading edge since its inception, the Department has, over the years, produced some of the brightest minds in Physics, active both in the country and all over the world, with several fundamental contributions in the field.
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs) of the programme M.Tech. in Nanotechnology addresses wide aspects of Nanotechnology in line with the Department’s vision and mission. These are:
PEO 1: Building fundamental concepts about low dimensional materials and their properties
PEO 2: To promote research in the budding and burgeoning areas of nanotechnology through nanomaterials with innovative properties and novel synthesis methods.
PEO 3: To instil analytical skills in the area of continuously evolving nanomaterials for its applications in green technology, solar energy, environment, drug delivery etc.
PEO 4: To inculcate leadership with team spirit, managerial skills, moral and ethical values.
Program Outcomes
PO1: Graduating student will able to demonstrate a degree of mastery over Nanotechnology and its application with the knowledge of basic science, engineering higher than a bachelor of science/engineering program
PO2: Graduating student will have an ability to apply analytical skills to understand and manipulate the properties of continuously evolving nanomaterials
PO3: Graduating students will be able to independently carry out interdisciplinary research /investigation and development work to solve practical problems through nanotechnology/nano materials.
PO4: Graduating student will have an ability to write and present a substantial technical report/document in the form of abstract/research paper
PO5: Graduating students demonstrate ethical considerations and concern for society and environment to promote sustainable development.
VISION
Stimulate interdisciplinary research, including vertical integration between basic sciences and engineering to promote links with society and industry.
MISSION
Develop state of art educational and research environment, impart knowledge in all areas of life through transfer of fundamental technology. Develop skills amongst faculty and students to meet the demands of the industry to face the global challenges.
Courses Offered
PG Courses:
1. M.Tech. Nanotechnology (2Year Degree Program): Sanctioned Strength- 21
2. M.Sc. Physics (2Year Degree Program): Sanctioned Strength- 18
The post graduating students from the Department of Physics, MANIT Bhopal are expected to have following professional skills and abilities
• Graduating student will able to demonstrate a degree of mastery over Nanotechnology and its application with the knowledge of basic science, engineering higher than a bachelor of science/engineering program
• Graduating student will have an ability to apply analytical skills to understand and manipulate the properties of continuously evolving nanomaterials
• Graduating students will be able to independently carry out interdisciplinary research /investigation and development work to solve practical problems through nanotechnology/nano materials.
• Graduating student will have an ability to write and present a substantial technical report/document in the form of abstract/research paper
• Graduating students demonstrate ethical considerations and concern for society and environment to promote sustainable development.
UG Physics Course:
1. Physics Theory and Physics Lab (First-year B.Tech. all branches)
2. Open Elective For B.Tech. VII
Faculty
Dr. M. M. Malik
Designation: Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D
Email: malikmm[at]manit[dot]ac[dot]in, manzar.malik[at]gmail[dot]com,
Phone (O): 0755-4051594, 1590
Dr. Rajnish Kurchania
Designation: Professor
Qualification: M.Sc. , Ph.D (Leeds UK)
Email: rkurchania[at]gmail[dot]com, rkurchania[at]manit[dot]ac[dot]in
Phone (O) : 0755-4051595, 1591
Dr. Fozia Z. Haque
Designation: Associate Professor & Head
Qualification: M.Sc.,Ph.D
Email: foziazia[at]manit[dot]ac[dot]in
Phone : 0755-4051596
Dr. Piyush Kumar Patel
Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D (IIT Roorkee)
Email: pysh86@gmail.com, piyush.phy@manit.ac.in
Phone(O) 0755-4051582
Dr. Jyoti Rani
Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D. ( IIT Roorkee)
Email: Jyoti.iitr[at]gmail.com, jyoti.phy[at]manit.ac.in
Phone :(O) 0755-4051581
Research Area
| S.No. |
Name of faculty |
Area of Research |
|---|---|---|
| 1. |
Dr. M.M. Malik |
Amorphous Semiconductor, Nanomaterials, Luminescence |
| 2. |
Dr. Rajnish Kurchania |
Functional Materials, Ferroelectric Thin Films, Solar Photovoltaics, Computational Nanotechnology |
| 3. |
Dr. F.Z. Haque |
Nanomaterials, Photoconducting Nanomaterials, Conducting Polymer for Solar cell and Gas Sensors |
LABS
- Nanotechnology Research Lab (Research Lab)
- Functional Nanomaterials (Research Lab)
- Optical Nanomaterials Lab (Research Lab)
- M.Tech. Nanotechnology Labs
- M.Sc. Physics Labs
- UG Physics Lab
Equipments in Research Labs
Analytical Balance |
Atomic Force Microscopy |
B.O.D. (Bacteriological) Incubator (Metrex Incubator (Metrex).jpg) |
B.Tech. Lab Physic |
BET surface area analysis |
convection oven |
Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner with Basket for ultrasonication and Nanosynthesis of materials |
Dip Coating Unit (Holmarc-HO-TH-02) for thin film deposition for thin film deposition.jpg) |
Electrochemical Anodization for synthesis of Nano-Porous Silica |
FT‐IR Spectrometer |
HHV Box Coater BC300 with e-beam for thin film deposition of materials |
High Speed Research Centrifuge -ELTEK |
High Temperature Annealing Furnace |
Impedance Analyzers with high temperature setup.jpg |
Microwave Oven for Naomaterials Synthesis |
Nanovoltmeter (Keithley 2182A).jpg) |
Optical gas sensing setup |
Photocatalysis setup |
Photoluminescence spectrometer |
Resistive Gas sensing setup.png |
Rotovap for removal of solvents from samples by evaporation |
Setup for Electrochemical synthesis of QD’s |
shaker |
Spin Coater (Holmarc-HO-TH-05) for thin film deposition for thin film deposition.jpg) |
Spray Pyrolysis (Holmarc-HO-TH-04) setup for thin film deposition.jpg setup for thin film deposition.jpg) |
Synthesis of Garphene Oxide by Modified Hummer’s Method.jpg |
synthesizing nanoparticles by chemical route |
Water Distillation Unit |
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International Workshop on “Interactive Systems, Nanosolar Photovoltaics and Coatings for a Sustainable Built Environment”
wo day international workshop on “Interactive Systems, Nanosolar Photovoltaics and Coatings for a Sustainable Built Environment” was organised by the Department of Physics, Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal from 10-11 Jan 2013. The workshop was inaugurated on 10 January 2013 by the Chief Guest Dr. V. K. Singh Director IISER, Bhopal. Dr. Singh highlighted and stressed the need of eco-friendly and energy efficient buildings. Prof. Peter Walker from University of Bath was the Guest of Honour and the function was presided over by Dr. Apppu Kuttan K. K. Director MANIT, Bhopal. The workshop is funded by UKIERI and is in collaboration with IIT Delhi, JEC Jaipur and University of Bath UK. Dr. Rajnish Kurchania Convener of the workshop and UKIERI project leader from India delivered the Welcome Address and presented the overview of the workshop. Dr. M. M. Malik, HoD, Department of Physics highlighted the achievement of the department. Senior faculty Prof. M. S. Qureshi from Physics department was felicitated on this occasion. Sixteen renowned academicians and scientists from IITS and CSIR laboratories delivered invited talks in this workshop. Internationally acclaimed academician Prof. Peter Walker, Professor and Director of the Building Research Establishment (BRE) Centre for Innovative Construction Materials of University of Bath UK had given a talk on Innovative Building Materials and presented an innovative idea on fabric formwork concrete structures, optimization of load bearing beams and prefabricated straw bale panels. Dr. Richard Ball UKIERI Project Leader from University of Bath UK informed the august gathering about UKIERI Project. The two day International Workshop was ended on Friday 11th January 2013. Dr. Appu Kuttan K. K. Director MANIT, Bhopal was the Chief Guest and Dr. Peter Walker and Dr. Richard J. Ball from University of Bath were also present on the occasion. Dr. Appu Kuttan K. K. Director MANIT, Bhopal praised the efforts of the department and said that this is just a beginning and the institute shall keep on organizing such international workshops and conferences. In last two days erudite speakers delivered their thought provoking talks on energy efficient building and building materials. The workshop received an overwhelming response and nearly 140 participants attended the workshop. Dr. M. M. Malik Head, Department Physics, appreciated the effort of faculty, research scholars, students and staff member of the department. The convener of the workshop and Indian project lead of UKIERI-II Thematic partnership project Dr. Rajnish Kurchania briefed the audience about the details of the deliberations in the workshop. Dr. F. Z. Khan proposed the vote of thanks.
Photos of Event
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