Guest Lecture

The Department of Science and Humanities (Chemistry) at Erode Sengunthar Engineering College (Autonomous) Perundurai organized a Guest Lecture titled Chemistry in Engineering Design Smart Materials AI and Sustainability on 06-03-2026 in the 1st Yr. Seminar Hall. The chief guest was Dr. V. Sathish AP Sl.G Chemistry from Bannari Amman Institute of Tech. Sathyamangalam. The event focused on applications of chemistry in engineering design emphasizing smart materials artificial intelligence and sustainability. It was part of the colleges efforts to enhance interdisciplinary learning for first‑year students. The lecture was coordinated by the Department of Science and Humanities under the guidance of the college administration.

Build Your Own Student Assistant Agent

The Department of Science and Humanities (Chemistry) successfully organized a workshop titled “Build Your Own Student Assistant Agent” on 25.02.2026 at the Research and Product Development Laboratory. The session was delivered by Dr. M. A. Sheilk Farith and Dr. Sarbudeen Kather, who provided valuable insights into designing and developing intelligent student assistant agents, along with practical demonstrations that enhanced the participants’ understanding of emerging technologies. Around 100 first-year students actively utilized this opportunity and benefited from the interactive and hands-on learning experience. The workshop was highly informative and well-received by the students. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Management, Principal Sir, Vice Principal Sir, Director of Science & Humanities, Dean of Science & Humanities, HoDs, faculty members, and student volunteers for their invaluable coordination and support in making this event a grand success.

Trash to Technology: Converting Plastic Waste into Carbon for Energy Applications

The guest lecture on “Trash to Technology: Converting Plastic Waste into Carbon for Energy Applications” was successfully conducted today by Dr. A. Shalini. The session provided valuable insights into innovative strategies for transforming plastic waste into high-value carbon materials for sustainable energy applications. Dr. Shalini elaborated on recent advancements in waste management technologies, carbonization techniques, and their potential role in addressing environmental challenges while promoting renewable energy solutions. The lecture was highly informative and interactive, benefiting students and faculty members alike by bridging the gap between environmental sustainability and advanced material science. I sincerely express my gratitude to the respected Dean Sir, the Chemistry Department Coordinator, and all the Chemistry faculty members for their continuous support and coordination in organising this enriching academic event.