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Dr. Homi J. Bhabha

Founding Director of Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai

“The key to national prosperity, apart from the spirit of the people, lies in the modern age, in the effective combination of three factors, technology, raw materials and capital, of which the first is perhaps the most important, since the creation and adoption of new scientific techniques can, in fact, make up for a deficiency in natural resources, and reduce the demands on capital. But technology can only grow out of the study of science and its applications.”

-Opening statement of the GOI’s Scientific Policy Resolution, 1958, of which he was one of the principal architects.

Addressing the urgent challenges of climate change, energy, and the environment requires the innovative use of chemistry. The proposed Conference on Advances in Chemistry for Energy and Environment (CACEE-2024) aims to bring together diverse branches of chemistry, materials science, spectroscopy, and computational studies to further advance this dynamic field of research. Our conference aims to foster discussions and innovative solutions by exploring the current fundamental understanding of chemistry to address energy and environmental challenges. Additionally, we will focus on enhancing light-matter interactions, designing and synthesizing novel materials, and employing in-situ techniques to study chemical processes.


The inaugural CACEE-2018 conference was held at TIFR, Mumbai, from January 10-12, 2018, attracting 250 participants and 45 distinguished speakers from around the world. CACEE-2020 was hosted virtually by TIFR, Hyderabad, due to the Covid pandemic. The third conference, CACEE-2022, took place from October 31 to November 4, 2022 at TIFR, Mumbai, in collaboration with the "CO2India Network 1st Annual Meet," gathering 300 researchers and featuring 54 speakers across 19 sessions.

The video summary of CACEE-2022  

 

Looking forward to CACEE-2024 during 16-20 December 2024 at TIFR, Mumbai, our goal is to bring together researchers from various domains of chemistry. We aim to gather experts in novel material design, synthesis, and advancing mechanistic understanding through theory and spectroscopy. This conference will facilitate fundamental and technological advancements, and serve as a platform for exchanging ideas and fostering collaborations. The conference program will feature plenary, keynote, and invited talks by renowned researchers from around the world, along with oral and poster presentations by students and postdoctoral researchers.


CACEE-2024 will follow a format similar to the ACS annual meetings, which includes covering your own registration fees and arranging your own travel and accommodation in Mumbai.

Topics

Innovative Materials in Chemistry

  • Synthesis of novel materials

  • Characterization of new materials

  • Machine learning and AI in materials chemistry

  • Application of materials in energy and environmental chemistry

Chemistry for Climate Change Mitigation

  • CO2 capture and storage

  • CO2 conversion to fuels, chemicals and value-added products

  • Coupling CO2 conversion processes with renewable energy

  • Fundamental understanding of catalyst-CO2 interactions

  • Advanced material characterization techniques

Chemistry for Sustainable Energy

  • Solar energy conversion

  • Nuclear energy applications

  • Green hydrogen production

  • Green ammonia and urea synthesis

  • Chemical processes for biofuels

  • Electrochemical energy conversion

Design and Synthesis of Novel Materials

  • Multimetallic and single-atom catalysts

  • Defect engineering in chemical materials

  • Clusters, nanoparticles, composite, plasmonic materials

  • Supramolecular materials, crystal engineering, self-healing materials

  • Metal and covalent organic frameworks

Advanced Chemical Mechanisms

  • Theoretical and computational studies of chemical mechanisms

  • Spectroscopic techniques for studying chemical processes

  • In-situ and operando characterization methods

Light-Matter Interactions in Chemistry

  • Enhancing chemical reactions through light-matter interactions

  • Solar-driven chemical processes

  • Photochemistry and plasmonic catalysis

Sustainable Organic Catalysis

  • Green transformations, C-H activation & coupling reactions

  • Enantioselective catalytic synthesis

Industry, Start-ups, and Commercialization

  • Industry-academia partnerships

  • Scale-up and pilot plant development for chemical processes

  • Start-ups and innovation in the chemical industry

  • Translational, technology transfer and commercializing

Chemistry of Waste Plastic Recycling

  • Molecular Mechanisms of Plastic Degradation 

  •  Advanced methods for breaking down plastic waste 

  •  Development of catalysts for transforming plastic waste 

  •   Thermodynamics and Energy Efficiency 

  •  Design and synthesis of eco-friendly polymers 

Speakers

Plenary Speakers

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Dr. Anil Kakodkar

Ex-Chairman,

Department of Atomic Energy

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Prof. Sara E. Skrabalak

Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana, USA

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Prof. Matthias Driess

Technische Universität,

Berlin, Germany

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Prof. Gadi Rothenberg

University of Amsterdam,

Netherlands

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Prof. Lakshmi Kantam

Mannepali

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Thalappil Pradeep

Indian Institute of Technology,

Madras, India

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Dr. Ashish Lele

National Chemical Laboratory, 

Pune, India

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Prof. R. R. Sonde

Indian Institute of Technology, 

Delhi, India

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Prof. Javier Garcia Martinez

University of Alicante,

Alicante, Spain

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Prof. Hinrendra Nath

Ghosh

National Institute of Science Education and Research,

Bhubaneshwar, India

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Prof. Carsten Sievers

Georgia Institute of Technology ,

Georgia, USA

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Prof. Prashant Kamat

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, USA

Keynote Speakers

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Prof. Jitendra Bera

Indian Institute of Technology,

Kanpur, India

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Prof. Swadhin Mandal

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Kolkata, India

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Prof. Tapas Kumar Maji

Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research,

Bangalore, India

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Prof. Kuo-Wei Huang

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology,

Saudi Arabia

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Prof. Jagadeesh Rajenahally

Leibniz Institute for Catalysis,

Germany

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Dr. Pieter Glatzel

European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble,

France

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Prof. Debabrata Maiti

Indian Institute of Technology, 

Mumbai, India

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Prof. Kazuhiro Takanabe

University of Tokyo,

Tokyo, Japan

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Prof. Deepa Khushalani

Tata Institute of Fundamental

Research, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Kana M Sureshan

Indian Institute of Scientific Education and Research, 

Trivandrum, India

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Prof. Jyotishman Dasgupta

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Nitin Patil

Indian Institute of Scientific Education and Research, 

Bhopal, India

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Prof. Rahul Banerjee

Indian Institute of Scientific Education and Research, 

Kolkata, India

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Prof. Malla Reddy Chilla

Indian Institute of Technology, 

 Hyderabad, India

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Prof. Rajnish Kumar

Indian Institute of Technology,

Madras, India

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Prof. Subi Jacob George

Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore, India

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Prof. Abhishek Dey

Indian Association for Cultivation of Science, 

Kolkata, India

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Prof. Kanishka Biswas

Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research,

Bangalore, India

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Prof. Vikram Vishal

Indian Institute of Technology,

Mumbai, India

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Prof. Diwan S. Rawat

Kumaun University, Nainital, Uttrakhand, India

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Prof. Ch. Subrahmanyam

Indian Institute of Technology,

Hyderabad, India

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Dr. Pratik S. Dash

Tata Steel,

Jharkand, India

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Prof. Santosh J. Gharpure

Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, INDIA

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Prof. Ayan Datta

Indian Association of Cultivation of Science, Kolkata, India

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Dr. Chiranjeevi Thota

BPCL,

Noida, India

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Dr. Pankaj S. Gautam

SABIC,

Limburg, Netherlands

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Dr. Paolo Longo

Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA

Invited Speakers

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Prof. Aditi Halder

Indian Institute of Technology,

Mandi, India

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Prof. C. N. Tharamani

Indian Institute of Technology,

Ropar, India

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Dr. Mrinal Pai

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Shelaka Gupta

Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India

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Prof. Ojus Mohan

Indian Institute of Technology,

Mumbai, India

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Prof. R. S. Swathi

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Trivandrum, India

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Prof. Sachin R Rondiya

Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore, India

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Prof. Vidya Avasare

Ashoka University, Haryana,

India

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Prof. Biswarup Pathak

Indian Institute of Technology,

Indore, India

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Prof. Sonali Das

Indian Institute of Technology,

Mumbai, India

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Prof. Ananth G Rajan

Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore, India

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Prof. Abinaya Sampath

Indian Institute of Technology,

Gandhinagar, India

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Prof. Prakash Vaidya

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Komal Tripathi

Indian Institute of Technology,

Roorkee, India

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Prof. Debayan Sarkar

Indian Institute of Technology,

Indore, India

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Prof. Srabanti Chaudhury

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Pune, India

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Prof. Joyanta Choudhury

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Bhopal, India

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Prof. Akshai Kumar Alape Seetharam

Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India

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Prof. Nandini Devi

National Chemical Laboratory,

Pune, India

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Prof. Koustuv Ray

Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India

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Prof. Basker Sundararaju

Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India

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Prof. Kaushik Ghosh

Institute of Nano Science and Technology, Mohali, India

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Prof. Tokeer Ahmad

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India

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Prof. Chandra Shekhar Sharma

Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India

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Prof. Manjesh Kumar

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India

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Prof. Venkata Krishnan

Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi, India

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Dr. Sharan Shetty

Shell Technology Centre, Bangalore, India

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Prof. Tej S. Choksi

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

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Prof. Prashant Kumar

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

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Prof. Sandip Murarka

Indian Institute of Technology,

Jodhpur, India

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Prof. Sudip Chakraborty

Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Prayagraj, India

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Prof. Venkatnarayan Ramanathan

Indian Institute of Technology, 

BHU, Varanasi, India

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Prof. Sounak Roy

Birla Institute of Technology & Science, 

Hyderabad, India

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Prof. Sanjay Kumar Singh

Indian Institute of Technology,

Indore, India

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Prof. Shinya Masuda

University of Tokyo,

Japan

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Prof. Uttam Ghorai

Swami Vivekananda Research Center, 

Howrah, India

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Prof. Shivnath Mazumdar

Indian Institute of Technology,

Jammu, India

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Prof. Pramod Pillai

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Pune, India

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Prof. Manoj Gawande

Institute of Chemical Technology,

Jalna, India

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Prof. Kalaivanan Nagarajan

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research,

Mumbai, India.

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Prof. Amit Kumar

Pohang University of Science and Technology,

Pohang, South Korea

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Prof. Ekambaram Balaraman

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, 

Tirupathi, India

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Prof. Abhijit Shrotri

Institute for Catalysis, Hokkaido University, Japan

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Prof. Malay Patra

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Vamsee Voora

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India

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Prof. Gouriprasanna Roy

Indian Institute of Technology, Tirupati, India

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Prof. Ritesh Haldar

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Hyderabad, India

Organizing the Calendar

Schedule & Abstract Book

Monday
16th December 2024

(First Day)

Tuesday
17th December 2024

(Second Day)

Wednesday
18th December 2024

(Third Day)

Thursday
19th December 2024

(Fourth Day)

Friday
20th December 2024

(Final Day)

YouTube Links for Panel Discussions

16th December at 15.15 pm

PANEL Discussion-1: “Net Zero India: Nuclear, Solar, and CCU Solutions”

17th December at 16.15 pm

PANEL Discussion-2: “From Lab to Market: Breaking Barriers in Translating Fundamental Science”

18th December at 10.30 am

PANEL Discussion-3: “Editors' Insights for Navigating the Publishing Landscape”

School Notebook

Abstract Submission

EXPLORE, ENGAGE, AND INNOVATE: Submit your abstract now to showcase your research in a poster presentation at CACEE-2024! Share your innovative findings, engage with leading experts, and gain valuable insights. Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to the future of chemistry – submit your abstract today! 

There will be several awards for poster presentation. The best poster presenters will be given opportunity to deliver oral talks. Oral talks will also have awards.

Submission Deadline: 15th September 2024

How to prepare the poster?

The poster should be in printed format. The dimensions of the poster are: 

Orientation- Portrait , Width- 37 inches, Height- 45 inches

​Note: This poster is just a model for reference. Only external dimensions are fixed, and the internal layout, fonts (style, size, color), line spacing, colors are flexible and as per the author's preferences.

CO2 INDIA Best Thesis Award 2024

The CO2India network proudly recognizes Indian Ph.D. students through an esteemed award program that celebrates exceptional doctoral research contributing to India's goal of achieving self-reliance and a Net-Zero CO2 future. This initiative actively promotes innovative ideas and supports doctoral scholars whose work focuses on "CO2 Capture, Storage, and Utilization," thereby contributing to India's efforts to combat climate change.

The program honors one outstanding winner, receiving a cash prize and a certificate in recognition of the remarkable contributions. This accolade not only encourages the recipient but also underscores the network's commitment to fostering cutting-edge research and sustainable solutions that advance India's sustainability objectives.

                                              Eligibility
The awards are open to Indian students who have submitted their Ph.D. thesis synopsis, completed their Ph.D. thesis, or obtained their Ph.D. degree between September 1, 2023, and August 31, 2024. Additionally, applicants must not have previously applied for these awards.


Submit Here 

       
Submission Deadline - 30th September 2024

                                           Application
To participate, provide a concise summary of your research findings, not exceeding 20 pages, including figures and references. Use A4 page layout, 1.2 line spacing, font size 11 or larger, with moderate margins. On the first page, include the title, your name, institute name, and an abstract highlighting the significance of your Ph.D. research in CO2 capture, storage, and utilization. The second page should list novel results, papers, manuscripts, patents, and other relevant contributions from your thesis. Last page should include a letter from your Ph.D. advisor confirming your eligibility. [upload one pdf file]

                                       Evaluation Criteria 
The CO2India Core Committee will appoint an Evaluation Committee comprising subject matter experts. Submissions will be assessed based on the following criteria: Originality and Novelty (50%), which emphasizes unique and innovative approaches; Quality of Results and Data Analysis (25%), focusing on research rigor and data analysis precision; and Significance and Impact (25%), evaluating the contribution to India's self-reliance and Net-Zero CO2 goals. The best submissions will be invited for poster presentations at CACEE-2024. The top-ranked poster presenters will be invited to deliver oral talks. The Best Thesis Award will be judged based on these oral presentations.

Registrations

Early Registration: Till 25th September 2024

Late Registration: From 26th September-15th October 2024

Registration Fees 

Delegates
Students
Post Docs
Faculty / Scientists
Industry
Indian
Till 25th Sep 2024
From 26th Sep-15th Oct 2024
₹ 5,000
₹ 7,000
₹ 7,000
₹ 10,000
₹ 10,000
₹ 15,000
₹ 25,000
₹ 30,000
International
Till 25th Sep 2024
US $ 300
US $ 500
US $ 600
From 26th Sep-15th Oct 2024
US $ 400
US $ 600
US $ 700
US $ 800
US $ 900

Registration Fee Includes Lunches, Gala Dinner, Snacks, Tea, and a Registration kit.

Note : All Indian citizens studying or working abroad are required to register as international participants.

Bank Details For Registration
 Account Name: Nanocatalysis Society
Account Number: 5234937382
Bank Name: Central Bank of India
Branch Name: TIFR COLABA
IFSC Code: CBIN0283996

Sponsorships

Sponsors will gain an incredible amount of visibility and networking opportunities to meet their Business, Corporate and Human Resource objectives.

Platinum

Rs - 10 Lakhs (Four delegates, entrance tickets, advertisement at the main gate at the entrance, logo on the website, conference poster and abstract book, company brochure in the delegate bags, and exhibitors cubicle)

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Gold

Rs - 5 Lakhs (Three delegates, entrance tickets, advertisement at the main gate at the entrance, logo on the website, conference poster and abstract book, company brochure in the delegate bags, and exhibitors cubicle)

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Silver

Rs - 3 Lakhs (Two delegates, entrance tickets, logo on the website, conference poster and abstract book, company brochure in the delegate bags, and exhibitors cubicle)

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Bronze

Rs - 1 Lakh (One delegate, entrance tickets, logo on the website, conference poster and abstract book, company brochure in the delegate bags, and exhibitors cubicle)

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Seaside bungalows

Accommodation

Accommodation should be arranged by participants themselves. They should book hotels in advance in South Mumbai region:

  • Colaba

  • Cuffe Parade

  • Gateway of India

  • Marine Drive

  • Nariman Point

  • Churchgate

  • CSMT

  • Fort

Given below are some nearby hotels you can consider. Please check the reviews online and see if the price suits you. We have given a list based on distance from the institute.

Hotel Ozone Inn, Mumbai
Supreme Hotel
Hotel Happy Home
Hotel Antique
Garden Hotel
Hotel Godwin 3 Star Hotel
Hotel Golden Hayyath Inn
Hotel Broadway Colaba
Hotel Bluebell
Sea Green Hotel
Astoria Hotel
Chateau Windsor Hotel
Hotel Bentley
Flora Suites


 

Hotel Flora Fountain

The Fountain Inn, Fort

Livlit 

Hotel Enigma Inn

Hotel Harbour View
Strand Hotel
Sea Palace Hotel Mumbai
Bentleys Hotel
Suncity Apollo Hotel
The Gordon House Hotel
Abode Bombay
Hotel Suba Palace
President, Mumbai - IHCL SeleQtions
Hotel Marine Plaza
The Ambassador

National Advisory Committee

Convener

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Prof. Vivek Polshettiwar

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TIFR Mumbai

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Prof. Jitendra Bera

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IIT Kanpur

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Prof. Swadhin Mandal

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IISER Kolkata

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Prof. Tapas Maji

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JNCASR Bangalore

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Prof. Debabrata Maiti

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IIT Bombay

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Prof. Rajnish Kumar

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IIT Madras

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Prof. R. S. Swathi

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IISER Trivandrum

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Prof. Jyotishman Dasgupta

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TIFR Mumbai

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Prof. Jayant Singh

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IIT Kanpur

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Prof. Vikram Vishal

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IIT Bombay

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Prof. Venkata Krishnan

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IIT Mandi

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Prof. C. N. Tharamani

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IIT Ropar

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Prof. Deepa Khushalani

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TIFR Mumbai

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Prof. T. N. Narayan

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TIFR Hyderabad

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Prof. Kalaivanan Nagarajan

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TIFR Mumbai

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Dr. Chiranjeevi Thota

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BPCL Noida

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Dr. Mrinal R. Pai

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BARC Mumbai

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Prof. Aditi Halder

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IIT Mandi

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Prof. Ayan Datta

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IACS Kolkata

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Prof. Abhinaya Sampath

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IIT Gandhinagar

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Prof. Ojus Mohan

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IIT Bombay

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Prof. Komal Tripathi

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IIT Roorkee

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Prof. Sonali Das

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IIT Bombay

Organizing Committee

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Prof. Vivek Polshettiwar

Convener, CACEE-2024

Professor, TIFR Mumbai

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Ms. Sushma Kundu

Scientific Officer, DCS, TIFR Mumbai

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Mr. Rishi Verma

Research Scholar, DCS,

TIFR Mumbai

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Mr. Saideep Singh

Research Scholar, DCS,

TIFR Mumbai

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Ms. Gunjan Sharma

Research Scholar, DCS,

TIFR Mumbai

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Ms. Charvi Singhvi

Research Scholar, DCS,

TIFR Mumbai

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Mr. Rohit Bansal

Research Scholar, DCS,

TIFR Mumbai

Contact Us

caceetifr2024@gmail.com

022-2278-2986 

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Venue

The conference will be held on the premises of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. TIFR is one of the oldest and most prestigious research institution in India. The city of Mumbai is the best-connected port and hence the easiest travel destination/hub in India, which channelizes multitudes of tourists and scientific personnel that visit India. Moreover, December is the best season to visit Mumbai.
 

Reaching TIFR

If you are coming from airport: TIFR is at the southern end of Mumbai. It is about 25 km from the domestic airport and 30 km from the international airport. Prepaid taxis are available from the airports. One can also use cabs like Meru, Tab, etc. Their booths are inside the terminal. Ola & Uber also available via app booking. On the way from the airport to TIFR, one can take the sea-link between Bandra and Worli to avoid some traffic. For directions to TIFR, ask for Navy Nagar, Colaba, and TIFR is at the of the end road after the bus stop terminus in Navy Nagar.If you are coming from train station: Two railway stations, CSMT (Victoria Terminus, VT) or Church Gate is about 5 km away. Take a taxi from there (no autos are allowed in this area) and ask driver for Navy Nagar, Colaba, and TIFR is at the end of the road after the bus stop terminus in Navy Nagar.

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