Microfluidic Devices and Heterogeneous Systems Lab

27/08/2022

Congratulations to Rutvik Lathia 🥳🥳, from our group on winning the best oral presentation award in NISE conference,Seoul , South Korea.

29/10/2021

Congratulations to Rutvik Lathia , Ish*ta Bansal and Satyarthi Mishra for being awarded the Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship!!

“Congratulations to , and for being awarded the Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship !”

29/10/2021

Congratulations to the team...

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Centre for Nano Science and Engineering, IISc
IISc Bangalore

“Congratulations , Arvind Kumar and for winning the Budding Innovators Award 2020!”

19/09/2021

Congratulations "Doctor" Jagriti Singh!

“Congratulations Dr Jagriti Singh for successfully defending your thesis titled "Antibacterial Surfaces: Mechanism, Design, and Development"!”

01/08/2021

https://twitter.com/GroupProsen/status/1421829837254057987?s=20

“The technology of Drop Impact Printing, developed by the researchers ( ) at the Centre for Nano Science and Engineering (CeNSE) , IISc, Bengaluru has been covered by Rajya Sabha TV. https://t.co/PEZb2xJ3Tg”

17/04/2021

https://twitter.com/GroupProsen/status/1383417987592376334?s=20

The deadline for Rahul Singh Kotesa Memorial Award for the "Art of Science" has been postponed to 25th May 2021. Anyone associated with an Indian academic institution is eligible. Follow this link to apply!

https://sites.google.com/iisc.ac.in/mdhslab/events/rsk-memorial-art-of-science-award

07/04/2021

https://twitter.com/GroupProsen/status/1379693640709120001?s=20

There's a 1-year project assistant position open at Centre for Nano Science and Engineering (CeNSE), IISc. The position is for an industrial collaboration with Shell Technology Centre Bangalore (STCB). The project involves study of electrolysis using scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) and other techniques. Faculty advisors will be Prof. Prosenjit Sen (Dept - CeNSE) and Prof. Srinivasan Sampath (Dept - IPC).

- We are looking for a candidate with a background in electrochemistry.

- Experience with clean-room microfabrication (sputtering, lithography, etching), FDM 3-D printing and solid modelling will come in handy (otherwise, candidate can learn on the job).

- Candidate should be willing to start immediately. The position is not remote.

- Experiments / Fabrication will take place partly in NNFC and CeNSE, and partly in STCB. Transportation to travel to STCB from CeNSE will be provided.

Please forward your CV to [email protected]

30/03/2021

https://twitter.com/GroupProsen/status/1376793403459915777?s=20

R.S. Kotesa Memorial Award for "Art of Science"

The aim of this event is to capture the artistic aspects of science. This annual competition will cover visual art (images) produced during research. Submissions may include photographs, SEM images, microscopy images, computer generated visual art, drawings, simulation results, etc. Importance should be given to artistic creativity and aesthetics. Selected images will be exhibited on the CeNSE website.

Individuals (students and staff) associated with an academic program in an Indian university are welcome to apply. Maximum 1 submission per individual (maximum size 10MB) will be accepted. Images should accompany an appropriate caption. The caption should highlight the artistic aspect of the image and not the scientific detail. For more information, contact: [email protected]

Application Deadline: 25th April, 2021. 11:59 PM
Click here to apply! https://sites.google.com/iisc.ac.in/mdhslab/events/rsk-memorial-art-of-science-award

“ and are announcing an "Art of Science" award in the memory of our late PhD student Mr. Rahul Singh Kotesa. Open to all associated with an academic program . The deadline is 25/4/20 Apply here! https://t.co/p7EWM2uY7t ”

01/11/2020

Drop Impact Printing We propose a simple drop-on-demand printing technique which replaces the use of nozzle with a superhydrophobic sieve enabling printing o...

29/10/2020

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science have developed a new technique that can effectively print a wide range of liquids inks including biopolymers, biological solutions containing cells, as well as water-based inks.