Department of Physics

Annoucement

Department of Physics

Introduction

The Department of Physics at Dr.M.G.R.Educational and Research Institute, University, a fully accredited and comprehensive institution, came into existence in the year 1988 as a servicing department teaching Engineering Physics to the students of Engineering & Technology.In the year 2014, it has became an independent department under the faculty of Humanities & Science.The undergraduate program B.Sc. Physics was started in the same year and the two year post graduate programme M.Sc. Physics was started in the year 2019.All the courses offered by the department are unique in its own way and are designed to cater to the requirements and needs of the student community. The department has conducted several levels of bridge courses (for I year B.Tech students) and also remedial classes based on timely demand and requirements. It is one among other major departments that pursues timeless research and also contributes immensely to the field. Most of the Faculty members are Ph.D. holders who have their research publications in well established journals.The department also offers Ph.D programme in several areas of Physics with special focus on Nano technology. It is a matter of pride and elation to mention that the department admits average students too and molds them to attain a steady and respected level in their future career. The student strength increases in arithmetical progression year after year and the department leaves no stone unturned in striving to increase it exponentially in the forthcoming years.

Department Highlights

Under Graduate Programme was established in 2014.
Degree courses offered: B.Sc. Physics, M.Sc. Physics, Ph.D. (Part time/full time).
Gives Internship Opportunities
Lays emphasis on practical training and development of analytical and problem-solving skills.
Gets actively involved in major and minor research projects.
Arranges educational visits to research institutes and industries.
Organizes seminars and workshops with eminent academicians.
Conducts Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on a regular basis.
Follows Digital Learning Methods.

Future Perspectives

The department plans to enhance its method of teaching and learning by introducing E-learning through Digital Learning and also Information Communication Technology (ICT)

Vision

Training students for quality education, nurturing enthusiasm, building foundation for excellence,developing passion towards the study of Physics and continuous improvement of scientific research.

Mission

To provide high quality education,equipping students to compete globally and create a sense of ethical responsibilities among students
To support the sustainable developmental activities of the institute and make the department vibrant and excel in various disciplines of knowledge
To develop and accept the challenges in physics and disseminate knowledge of the subject to upcoming generations to contribute to the betterment of society
To encourage the students towards observation and analysis of the natural surroundings by contributing effectively to the existing laws of nature
To dedicate oneself towards teaching commitment to students and igniting innovative methods to accomplish.

Goals

We believe our students and their performance only can act as our perfect testimonial. So our main objective is that to impart quality education to our students with best available facilities. It is our greatest objective to obtain consistent and excellent results that would serve as our resume.

Programs Offered

Programs Offered

Under Graduate Courses (3 years)

B.Sc - Physics
Regulations	Curriculum and Syllabus with CO-PO Mapping	BoS Minutes	Competency/Employability/ Entrepreneurship/Skill Development	Elective / CBCS
2017	Full Time	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here

Post Graduate Courses (2 years)

M.Sc - Physics
Regulations	Curriculum and Syllabus with CO-PO Mapping	BoS Minutes	Competency/Employability/ Entrepreneurship/Skill Development	Elective / CBCS
2018	Full Time	Click Here	Click Here	See Details...

Research

PhD (Research)

Infrastructure

The department has good infrastructure with Smart Classrooms, Independent laboratory to conduct B.Sc.and MSc practicals, Well equipped Lecture halls, Separate room for research scholars, Independent research laboratories to excel research findings.It provides excellent ambiance for teaching and learning activities. Members of the department enjoy unlimited Wi-Fi to update themselves in their quest for knowledge.

Laboratory Facility

Physics lab I- General Lab

Provides service to the Research community.
Gives Innovative TrainingtoStudents.
Brings pioneering models in the Lab.
Has Tie-ups with other physics Laboratories in and around popular colleges

Physics Lab II – Electronics Lab

Intensifies Electrical and Electronic knowledge
Provides ideas about online Circuit Simulators.
Enables in performing experiments through Computer simulations.

Library

The Department of Physics has an exclusive library with a total volume of 352booksunder the following major topics:Crystallography

Atomic and Nuclear Physics
Quantum Physics
Mathematical Physics
Thermodynamics
Laser
Sound
Optics and Spectroscopy
Engineering Physics

Smart Class Room

The department enjoys two well equippedsmart rooms with high end projectors which pave the way for enhancing teaching methods through Informative Communication Technology (ICT)

Faculty Achievements

Dr. B. Latha, Professor from Dept of Physics from Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Dr. MGR ERI has been selected for the "Aditya-L1 Teacher Training Workshop” organised by Aditya L1 support cell, a Joint initiative between ISRO and ARIES (Aryabhata Research Institute of observational sciencES) at Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) - Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai from 03-03-2025 to 05-03-2025. Cell. The deeper insights on Solar science, Aditya-L1 payloads, and Hands-on sessions on Python-based scientific data analysis of Aditya-L1 data belonging to Visual Emission Line Coronograph (VELC), Solar Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope, Solar Low-energy X-ray Spectrometer (SoLEXS), High Energy L1 Orbiting X-ray Spectrometer (HEL1OS) were infolded in the workshop.

Associations & Activities

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1	Technical symposium on Explore	16/10/2019
2	National conference on EMERGE	12/4/2019
3	Technical symposium on Explore	26/10/2018
4	National conference on EMERGE	13/4/2018
5	Technical symposium on Explore	27/10/2017
6	Pongal celebration	12/1/2017

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1.	Crystal growth	4/2/2019
2.	Bright spark-Inspiring Indian Scientist	20/9/2018
3.	How Lavoisier discovered chemistry and transmuted physics	12/7/2018
4.	Solar energy and its utilization	7/2/2018
5.	Current trends on Nano technology and its applications	15/2/2017

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1	Integralcoach factory	8/3/2019
2.	Indian oil corporation	6/2/2019
	Advanced research institute	2/11/2018
3.	Hindustan coco cola beverages Ltd	12/10/2017
4.	TVS sundaram brakes	22/9/2017
5	Research lab visit to Nano science and Technology Anna university	9/9/2016
6.	Srivari Electricals	24/3/2015
7	Stanson rubber company	11/3/2015

S.No	Name of the Event		Date
1.	Awareness Programme for School students		15/2/2019
2.	Science Awareness	28/7/2019

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1.	Heartfulness	5/9/2017 to 7/9/2017
2.	Youth in India-Boon for national development	5/4/2017

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1	Technical talk on CRO	6/9/2019
2.	Recent trends in Nanomaterials	4/3/2019
3.	Laser and its applications	15/9/2017
4.	Career development	22/3/2017
5	Application of Nano technology in the field of Material science and Research	5/4/2017
6.	Cancer awareness	20/4/2016
7	Roll of students in science	18/4/2016

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1.	Webinar on Op-amp	27/3/2019

S.No	Name of the Event	Date
1.	Workshop on Cathode Ray Oscilloscope	29/3/2019
2.	Dynamic Expo	26/8/2019
3.	Workshop on Handling electronic components	24/8/2018
4.	Workshop on Servicing Home Appliances	26/3/2018
5.	Workshop on Heartfulness	14/3/2018
6.	Model making	16/10/2017
7.	Quiz and Model Making	24/3/2017

Faculty Details

S. No	Name of the Faculty	Designation
1	Dr. N. S Shubhashree	Professor/Joint Registrar (First year E& T)
2	Dr. M. V. L.Kumari	Assistant Professor/HOD
3	Dr. E. Kavitha	Professor/ Deputy Dean (Journals & Publications)
4	Dr. M.Sundareswari	Professor
5	Dr . B. Latha	Assistant Professor/Deputy Dean (Consultancy)
6	Dr. A. Kaviarasi	Assistant Professor
7	Dr. C. Andal	Associate Professor
8	Dr. Preetha Mary George	Associate Professor
9	Dr .V. Bharathi Devi	Assistant Professor
10	Dr. J. P. Suchitra	Assistant Professor
11	Dr. P. Divya	Assistant Professor
12	Dr. N Swarnalatha	Assistant Professor
13	Dr. R. Sajitha	Assistant Professor

Publications

S.Radhakrishnan, D.Jayaraman, D.Anbu Selvi, " Studies on Linear and Non linear Optical Properties of Vanillin”- International Journal of Chem. Tech and Research -Vol.5, No.6,2013, pp2717-2726.

S.Radhakrishnan, Kalaivani, D.Anbuselvi, D.Jayaraman, "Investigations on Growth and Electrical, Thermal, Mechanical and Nonlinear properties of Vanillin”- International Journal of Chem. Tech and Research, Vol.6,No.3, 2014pp1624-1626.

S.Radhakrishnan, Kalaivani, D.Anbuselvi, D.Jayaraman, "Studies On Nucleation,Growth And Characterization Of Nonlinear Optical Crystal-L Valine Formamide Zinc Sulphate” International Journal of Applied EngineeringResearch, Vol.10,No.68 , 2015, pp657-659.

S.Chellammal, S.Manivannan, "Determination Of Quantum Confinement Effect Of Nanoparticles”,Advanced Materials Research, Vol 1051, 2014,pp 17-20.

S.Chellammal, S.Manivannan, R.Sivanand, "Analysis Of Electrical Properties Of Silver Doped Cadmium Sulphide Nanocrystallites By Impedance Spectroscopy Method”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol 10, no. 55,2015, pp. 30- 33.

S.Chellammal, A.P.Karthikeyan, P.Harsha,S.Manivannan, "Structural Properties of Size Variation of Nanocrystallitess”, Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol 813-814, 2015, pp 226- 229.

R.Sivanand, S.Chellammal and S.Manivannan, "Cadmium Sulphide Nanocrystallites for Optoelectronic Devices”, Materials Science Forum, Vol 969, 2019 , pp 237- 241.

Sivanand.R, S.Chellammal and S. Manivannan, Synthesis, "Structural Analysis of Cadmium Sulphide Nanocrystallites” Materials Science Forum, Vol 969, 2019 , pp. 169- 174.

M.Giruba, J.Christina Rhoda, S.Chellammal, K.Ravichandran, "Structural, Dielectric And Optical Analyses Of Copper Doped Zinc Oxide Nanocrystallites”, Journal of International Pharmaceutical Research 46[1]2019; pp. 686-689.

J.Christina Rhoda, M.Giruba,S.Chellammal, K.Ravichandran, "Time Resolved Fluorescence In Silver Doped Cadmium Oxide Using Time Correlated Single Photon Counting Technique”, Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control systems, Vol.11, 07 Special issue2019.

Subhashree GR, Kamalraj. "Evaluation Of Memory-Enhancing Activity For Erythrinine From Leaf Extract Of Erythrina Indica”, Asian J Pharm Clin Res,Vol 12, Issue 5, 2019, pp 1-3.

Subhashree GR, Kamalraj. "Cleaning Method Development Models And Validation For Different Pharmaceutical Formulations By Using Lc/Ms: A Review”, International Journal of Current Advanced Research Vol 7, Issue 12(B), December 2018, pp 16476-16482.

GR Subhashree, J Haribabu, S Saranya, P Yuvaraj, DA Krishnan, R Karvembu, D. Gayathri, "In Vitro Antioxidant, Antiinflammatory And In Silico Molecular Docking Studies Of Thiosemicarbazones”, Journal of Molecular Structure 1145, pp160-169, 2017.

J Haribabu, GR Subhashree, S Saranya, K Gomathi, R Karvembu, D Gayathri, "Isatin Based Thiosemicarbazone Derivatives As Potential Bioactive Agents: Anti-Oxidant And Molecular Docking Studies”, Journal of Molecular Structure 1110, 185-195, 2016.

J Haribabu, GR Subhashree, S Saranya, K Gomathi, R Karvembu, D Gayathri "Synthesis, Crystal Structure, And In Vitro And In Silico Molecular Docking Of Novel Acyl Thiourea Derivatives”, Journal of Molecular Structure 1094, 281-291, 2015.

GR Subhashree, S Purushothaman, R Raghunathan, D Velmurugan, D Gayathri 2, 15-Dioxa-7, 18, 19, 20, 23-pentaazaheptacyclo [21.6. 1.117, 20.01, 8.03, 7.09, 14.024, 29] hentriaconta-9, 11, 13, 17 (31), 18, 24, 26, 28-octaen-30-one Acta Crystallographica Section E: Structure Reports Online 69 (11), o1637-o1637, 2013.

E. Kavitha, S. Selvakumar and J. Madhavan, "Growth, Structural And Optical Studies Of 4-Methoxybenzaldehyde Thiosemicarbazone Zinc Chloride Single Crystal, International Journal of ChemTech ResearchISSN: 0974-4290(2014) Vol.6, No.3, pp 1654-1656

E. Kavitha, S. Selvakumar, A. Chitra and J. Madhavan, "Studies On The Optical And Mechanical Properties Of Schiff Base Derivative NLO Single Crystal: BLZC”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, ISSN: 0973-4562 Vol.10 No.68 (2015)

A. Chitra, M. Dinesh Raja, E. Kavitha and J. Madhavan, " Structural, Vibrational, Optical and Dielectric Studies on Bis-Glycine Lithium Molybdate”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, ISSN: 0973-4562 Vol.10 No.68 (2015)

Kavitha. E,Selvakumar.S,Chitra. A &Madhavan.J, "Spectroscopic Studies On Schiff Base Complex Of NLO Single Crystal: BLZC”, International Journal of Physics, Vol.no.2.(2016) Scopus Indexed

Chitra.A, Dinesh Raja.M, Kavitha. E&Madhavan, "Growth And Characterization Of A Semi Organic NLO Material Glycine Nickel (Ii) Chloride DihydrateSingle Crystals”, International Journal of Physics,Vol.no.2.(2016) Scopus Indexed

J.P.Suchitra, A.Kala, Suresh Sagadevan, V.Bharathi Devi & Jiban Podder "Synthesisandcharacterization ofbis(2 methyl-8-hydroxyquinoline) Zinc nanoparticles for Organic Light Emitting Diode applications”, Molecular Simulation, ISSN:0892-7022.

J.P.Suchitra, A.Kala, V.Bharathi Devi, Suresh Sagadevan, and Rosilda Selvin, "Synthesis and Optical Characterization ofCd(mq)2 Nanoparticles for Organic Light Emitting Diode Application” Sensor Lett. 16, 938–943 (2018).

J.P.Suchitra,A.Kala,Suresh Sagadevan "Synthesis and Characterization Of Bis(2 Methyl-8- Hydroxyquinoline) LeadNanoparticles For Organic Light Emitting Diode Applications”, Digest Journal of Nanomaterials and Biostructures, 14, 285-290 (2018)

Shubhashree.N.S, Jayakumar.S, Preetha Mary George, Divya.P,AneezAhmed.M, 2015, "Acoustical Parameters And Stability Constant Determination For Chlorophenols – Ccl4Systems”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol 10 No 68, 2015,764-765.

Preetha Mary George., Jayakumar.S.,Divya.P., Shubhashree.N.S.,2015 "Molecular Interaction Studies And Particle Size Determination Of Oral Rehydration Salts ORS”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol 10 No 68, 2015, 689 – 691.

C.Sree Kuttan Unnithan, Preetha Mary George, Shubhashree.N.S, Hari Kuttan Unnithan. C., 2015, "Physico Chemical and Bacteriological Analysis of an important Fresh Water Body in Kerala”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol 10 No 68, 2015, 818 - 821.

P.Divya., Jayakumar.S, Preetha Mary George,Shubhashree.N.S, "Acoustical And Thermodynamic Studies Of Aqueous Sodium Potassium Tartarate At 303 K”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol 10 No 68, 2015, 692 – 693.

Jayakumar.S, Preetha Mary George, Shubhashree.N.S, Divya.P, Aneez Ahmed, "Molecular Association Studies on Poly vinyl alcohol at 303K” , InternationalJournal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol.4,Special Issue 1, 2015, pp. 112 - 118.

Jayakumar.S, Preetha Mary George, Shubhashree.N.S, Divya.P, Aneez Ahmed, "Thermodynamic Studies of Molecular interactions in aqueous Glycine – A biological Molecule”, International Journal of Innovative Research in Science,Engineering and Technology, Vol. 4, 2015, Special Issue 1, pp. 119 - 122.

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The Head - Department of Physics,

Faculty of Humanities and Science,

Adayalampattu Campus,

Dr.M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute

Maduravoyal, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

M.No : +91 94867 04477

Mail id :radhakrishnan[dot]hs[at]drmgrdu[dot]ac[dot]in

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