The School of Advanced Sciences comprises three departments, namely, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The school offers the following programmes: M. Sc. Data Science, M.Sc. Physics and M.Sc. Chemistry. The school offers courses catering to B.Tech, M.Tech, MCA, Business, Fashion design and Law programmes. The curriculum is developed on par with international standards, keeping in mind the current industrial needs. It is supported by state-of-the-art laboratories to provide hands-on experience on theoretical concepts discussed in the classroom. The unique combination of courses related to pure and applied sciences, offered by the school is intended to impart the necessary scientific knowledge to the future scientists and engineers. The faculty are engaged in active research in frontier areas.
To be an internationally renowned science school in research and innovation by imparting futuristic education relevant to the society
TOP 2 % SCIENTISTS OF THE SCHOOL OF ADVANCED SCIENCES
Light emitting probes-approaches for interdisciplinary applications,
Chanda K., Balamurali M.M.
Chemical Society Reviews, Article 3706, Vol. 50(6), 2021.
Progress in organocatalysis with hypervalent iodine catalysts,
Singh F.V., Shetgaonkar S.E., Krishnan M., Wirth T.
Chemical Society Reviews, Article 8102, Vol. 51(18), 2022.
Click-derived multifunctional metal complexes for diverse applications,
Ahmad M.G., Balamurali M.M., Chanda K.
Chemical Society Reviews, pp. 5051–5087, Vol. 52, 2023.
In situ Spectroscopy: Delineating the mechanistic understanding of electrochemical energy reactions, Jayaraman Theerthagiri et al. Progress in Materials Science, Article 101451, Vol. 151, 2025.
Recent developments on other platinum metal complexes as target-specific anticancer therapeutics, Prathima T.S., Choudhury B., Ahmad M.G., Chanda K., Balamurali M.M. Coordination Chemistry Reviews, Article 215231, Vol. 490, 2023.
Structural engineering of metal oxyhydroxide for electrochemical energy conversion and storage, Theerthagiri J. et al. Coordination Chemistry Reviews, Article 215880, Vol. 513, 2024.
Advancements in ruthenium-based sensitizers for dye-sensitized solar cells—from structural tailoring to AI-ML, Savitha Lakshmi M., Mahalakshmi S. Coordination Chemistry Reviews, Article 216472, Vol. 530, 2025.
A novel intuitionistic fuzzy generator for low-contrast color image enhancement technique, Chithra S., Reegan J J J., Dhanasekar S., Lakshmanan S. Information Fusion, Article 102365, Vol. 108, 2024.
International collaborative project: Scheme for Promotion of Academic and Research Collaboration (SPARC) with University of Roma.
Title : Reimagining Innovation In STEM Education For Inclusive And Sustainable Development In Industry 5.0 Through HEI Capacity Building In Rural India And Thailand
Title : Porus Framework materials for Photocatalytic ANRF Co2 and N2 reduction (FRAME4PCNR)
Amount sanctioned : 6057600
Every year SAS organises Annual Science festival SCI-VIT for school children in order to promote science in young minds through the spirit of invention and innovation. Various events are conducted to motivate the students. This event is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of scientists and to nurture the interest and passion in Science among young innovative minds who are the beacons of future India.
Powder X-ray Diffraction – Rigaku SmartLab 3 X-ray Diffractometer
• Discovery of crystalline substances acting as 3-D diffraction gratings for X-ray wavelengths by Max von Laue in 1912.
• Used to determine phase composition, quantitative phase analysis, lattice parameters, crystal structure, crystallite size, microstrain, and texture.
• Suitable for polycrystalline samples including powders, pellets, thick/thin films, and layered samples.
High Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope – Zeiss EVO10 HRSEM with LaB6
• Equipped with both tungsten and LaB6 electron sources.
• Spectral resolution: 3 nm at 30 kV and 8 nm at 3 kV.
• Enables determination of size, shape, and surface morphology of nanostructured materials down to 20 nm.
• Provides compositional analysis using EDX for point, area, and interface mapping on both conducting and non-conducting samples.
Issue | 11 | January – March 2025
Issue | 10 | October – December 2024
Issue | 09 | July – September 2024
Issue | 08 | April – June 2024
Issue | 07 | January – March 2024
Issue | 06 | October – December 2023
Issue | 05 | July – September 2023
Issue | 04 | January – June 2023
Issue | 03 | July – December 2022
