Azeotrope Club, NIT Rourkela.

Sn2 Reactions save lives

Hello everyone,

Familiar with radioactive wastes and its potential harm? Any idea how we are all kept safe from it? One of the greatest challenge for geoscientists is to predict the leakage of nuclear wastes and prevent the contamination of biosphere for a period of up to million years or more!

Are u curious to about this astonishing work? Azeotrope presents you a chance to meet Dr Andreas C. Scheinost, an accomplished scientist, director of Rossendrof Beamline at ESRF, Head of molecular structures division, Institute of Resource Ecology, HZDR.

Mark your calenders and join us on 25th November 2020 at 18:30, to know how interfacial redox reactions and X-ray absorption spectroscopy contribute to the safety of radioactive repositories.

Link to register for webinar: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4839014856622585615

You can’t be a scientist without curiosity. The conventional methodology of idolizing the ‘BTech’ tag has had a sn*******ng effect over the decade and this has somewhat, led to pure science losing its charm. The first time we saw magnesium burn like white ribbon, in the Chemistry lab at school, the subject has been no less than magic. Do you realize the plethora of opportunities Chemistry brings with, whether it’s industry or academia or patent law or something as exciting as fieldwork as a chemist, want to know about cutting-edge research, build connections and actively contribute to the society? We, at Azeotrope, look forward to bring together people, build a community and help people to explore different domains in Chemistry, to challenge their own horizons and to some extent make Chemistry a little less daunting, and at the same time establish a solid foundation.
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