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SUMMARY:National Science Day 2021
LOCATION:Centre for Nano and Soft Matter Sciences, Arkavathi, Shivanapura
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<div class="container"><div class="row"><div class="span8"><p style="text-a
 lign: justify;">The Centre celebrated the National Science Day on 1st March
  2021. Students at the 9th and 10th standard level and their science teache
 rs from the Government high school, Hullegoudana Halli, Bangalore North wer
 e invited to actively participate in the event. The programme began with a 
 video introduction to the research activities of CeNS. Prof. G.U.Kulkarni, 
 the Director of the Centre was the Chief Guest. In his address Prof. Kulkar
 ni stressed on the importance of the Day, how students should make best use
  of their free time and develop scientific curiosity. As an example, he quo
 ted the case of unique face mask designed and fabricated during the lockdow
 n period by a few researchers of the Centre, and now commercialized. After 
 a short video clip on the life and works of Prof. C.V. Raman, a number of s
 hort, but interesting science demonstrations were conducted catering to the
  academic level of the visiting students. The demonstrations conducted by t
 he research students of the Centre included a simple apparatus to realize R
 aman effect, visualization of simple optical effects using laser beams, gen
 erating irregularly shaped soap bubbles, a lay-man’s chemical method to pre
 vent corruption, magnetic levitation, Leidenfrost effect, emission of colou
 rs from nanocrystals, non-standard rheological materials, wonders from penc
 il writing, de-fogging and electrically switchable smart windows. The demon
 stration was followed by a breif explanation of the involved phenomena and 
 where it gets applied. The whole challenge was to do the explanation in Kan
 nada language, the medium of instruction of the visiting students. The CeNS
  research students and coordinators stood upto the challenge quite well. Th
 e event that lasted a little over 2 hours, was seen to be thoroughly enjoye
 d and appreciated by the visiting students and teachers, an indication of w
 hich also seen in the post-event feedback</p><br /></div><p></p><div class=
 "span4"><img src="images/Events/Apr_2020__Mar_2021/2021_02_28__National_Sci
 ence_Day/report/science-day.jpg" alt="science day" /></div></div></div><tab
 le><tbody><tr><td width="50%"><p>Dr. D.S Shankar Rao & Dr. S. Krishna Prasa
 d<br />(Co- ordinators of the Science Day Event)<br />Centre for Nano and S
 oft Matter Sciences, Arkavathi, Shivanapura, B’lore-562 123 </p></td><td> D
 irector<br />Centre for Nano and Soft Matter, Sciences<br />Arkavathi, Shiv
 anapura, B’lore-562 123</td></tr></tbody></table> This event was imported f
 rom: https://cens.res.in/en/events/eventdetail/301/-/national-science-day-2
 021?tmpl=component
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