Library Workshop
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Technogyaan
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Creations
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Ebulience
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Founder’s Day
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Graduation Day
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Workshop on Sports Broadcasting, Dynamics & Dimensions
A workshop on Sports Broadcasting, Dynamics and Dimensions was held in Dhempe College of Arts and Science on 13th July 2017 in the college premises. The Inaugural function was held in the morning at 10:00AM. The keynote speaker Prof. Brij Bakshi was the chief guest of the Inaugral function.
Mr. Yatish Dempo, Trustee, was the guest of honour. Mr. Sunil Prabhudessai, Administrator of Dempo Charities Trust Educational Institutions was also present. Dr. Vrinda Borker, Principal welcomed the dignitaries and introduced the chief guest. Mr. Yatish Dempo also spoke on the occasion. Mr. Pandurang Naik, Collge Dir. Of Phy. Edn. & Sports proposed the Vote of Thanks.
Prof. Brij Bakshi, the Senior Creative Communication and Television Production Professional is known for his knack and passion for multi-camera and other established form of sports production. A former Additional Director General at Doordarshan was the Keynote speaker for the day.
Prof. Brij Bakshi in the first session introduced the delegates to Sports Broadcasting, Dynamics & Dimensions. In the second session, he focused on Cricket production and camera planning.
Prof. Gouran Lal in the third session spoke on the Art of Live Commentary & Creative Communication. Prof. Brij Bakshi and Prof. Gouran Lal in the fourth session stressed upon Sports Advertisement & Job opportunities in Sports.
The valedictory function was held at 5:00PM. Mr. Sam Braganza, Collge Dir. Of Phy. Edn. & Sports from Govt. College Pednem & Mr. Savio Leitao, Collge Dir. Of Phy. Edn. & Sports from Mallikarjun College, Canacona expressed their views on the workshop. The Collge Dir. Of Phy. Edn. & Sports, Mr. Pandurang Naik proposed the vote of thanks
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State level workshop: E-Books & E-Library
One day State level workshop on Ebooks & Elibrary by Kopykitab, India’s first multi publisher elibrary was held at Dhempe College of Arts and Science on 7th Dec 2017, 10am-12pm. Principal Dr. Vrinda Borker graced the function as a chief guest. The resource person Mr Sonvir Singh, Regional Manager, Kopikitab elaborated on the need of ebooks & elibrary. There were total 15 participant from various institute in Goa who attended the workshop.
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Blood Donation Camp
Blood Donation Camp Conducted by NSS Unit of College in collaboration with HDFC Bank Panaji on 8th December 2017.
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Anaemia Detection Camp
Anaemia Detection Camp at Dhempe College. Anaemia is referred as silent Killer in women in India. It may be cause of maternal mortality. According to a survey 55%of women are anaemic in India and so our nation tops the list with anaemic women and children. In Dhempe College girls outnumber boys. These girls are future mothers of our society and to have healthy next generation we have to focus on their well being. It was thought of addressing this issue by holding anaemia Detection Camp of all students. We appreciate kind gesture of our alumnus Dr. Vallabh Dhaimodker, Vidya Diagnostic pvt. Ltd. He carried out the analysis of nearly 600 students. The College also is thankful to Goa Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association for financially supporting the cause, especially President Sanjay Priolker, our alumnus. The camp continued for three days under health center, Dr Lina and her team. Feather in the cap was presence of Ms. Neelatai Dempo, mother of our Chairman for inaugural function, apt person for the event.
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NSS Camp
NSS Camp at Khondola College Marcel Goa and adoption of Zuev fort.
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Talk by Dr. Antonio Gomes
Dr. Antonio Gomes is Professor of Cardiology & Alumnus of Dhempe College of Arts and Science Miramar. He is also Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology Consultative Service New York.
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Talk by Dr. Gunther Hellmann & Ms. Liberty Chee
Dr. Gunther Hellmann, from Goethe University Frankfurt, President world International studies committee.
Ms. Liberty Chee from the National University of Singapore.
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Talk by MS Sadia Dehlvi
MS Sadia Dehlvi, Delhi based author published books on Sufism
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Dhempe College students and faculty visit Nobel laureate’s laboratory in Japan.
Dhempe College of Arts and Science received the support from Japan Science and Technology Agency for science exchange program under Sakura Exchange Program to Meijo University, Nagoya, Japan, a project submitted by the Principal, Dr Vrinda Borker.
Dr. Durga P. Kamat, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, along with nine students of T.Y.B.Sc. (attended Japan-Asia Youth Exchange Program in Science (Sakura Exchange Program in Science) from 1st to 8th December 2018, Nanomaterials Research Centre, Meijo University is known for research on carbon nanotubes and Prof. Isamu Akasaki of this university won the nobel prize in 2014.
On 2nd December 2018, the team visited Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry & Technology in the morning along with Prof. Takahiro Maruyama, Director of Nanomaterials Research center, Meijo University. The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry & Technology, located at Noritake Shinmachi, Nagoya is a joint operation by Toyota Group of Companies. One of the important features of this museum was textile machinery, a core industry that helped build modern Japan. The museum also helps us to learn about the Evolution of Development and Production Technology. The museum truly communicates the “spirit of being creative” and the importance of “making things.’’ The next visit was to Atsuta-Jingu shrine to experience ancient Japanese culture and history and the Shinto religion, a place very beautiful with lots of trees and birds.
On 3rd December 2018, the team was welcomed by the Dean of Faculty of Science and Technology, at the welcome ceremony held at the Department of Applied Chemistry, Meijo University. The department offers graduate and postgraduate program. After the welcome ceremony there was a student exchange with Department of applied Chemistry. Both the Japanese and Indian students introduced themselves briefly. The Japanese students also presented their research work in the form of posters. Later, the team visited various laboratories belonging to the faculties of Applied chemistry having sophisticated instruments.
On 4th December 2018, the students conducted Nanomaterial related experiments under the guidance of Prof. Bandow and got the opportunity to operate Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM). The team also performed experiments on the Tyndall effect in Prof. Saida’s laboratory.
On 5th December 2018, Department of Applied Chemistry, Meijo University, organised a one-day symposium at Tempaku campus. The session was chaired by Prof. Takahiro Maruyama,. The first speaker of the symposium was Prof. Sumio Iijima from Nanomaterials Research center of Meijo University. His topic was “Discovery of Carbon Nanotubes”. The next speaker for the symposium was Dr. Durga P. Kamat. Her topics were “Overview and Research Activity of Dhempe College of Arts and Science” and “Synthetic Studies in Selected Heterocyclic Compounds.”
The next lecture was delivered by Prof. Tetsuya Takeuchi, Optoelectronics Device Research Center, on “LEDs have changed the World, Laser Diodes will change the world”. The last speaker of the symposium was Prof. Masafumi Ito, Plasma-Bio Science & Technology Center, who spoke on “Bio-Science and Applications Using Plasma Technology”. After the symposium the team visited Blue LED Group of Prof. Tetsuya Takeuchi at the LED joint research center located in the Innovative science and technology building of the University campus and the Nobel Prize Winner Room, belonging to the Lifetime Prof. Isamu Akasaki, who was honoured with the Nobel prize in Physics in the year 2014.
On 6th December 2018, the students practiced Japanese calligraphy (Kanji), at the Calligraphy class held at the University campus conducted by Ms. Inahara Rie. Post lunch, the team visited Aichi Synchrotron Radiation Centre and Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum, travelling via a linear motor car (Linimo).
On 7th December 2018, Prof. Takahiro Maruyama delivered lecture on “Carbon nanotube and nanomaterials” in the morning session. Later, the team was taken for the campus tour and demonstration of preparation of carbon nanotubes using Chemical Vaporisation Depositor (CVD) and Arc Plasma Depositor (APD) under the guidance of Prof. Takahiro Maruyama was conducted. Characterisation and analysis of carbon nanotubes was then carried out using Scanning Electron Microscope SEM.
On 8th December 2018, Characterisation and analysis of carbon nanotubes using Raman spectroscopy was carried out in the morning session under the guidance of Prof. Takahiro Maruyama. The students got hands on experience on Raman spectrometer. The students also got an opportunity to see instruments like X-Ray photoelectron spectrophotometer (XPS), benchtop NMR and X-Ray diffractometer.
After lunch, the team visited Buddhist cemetery near the University campus and Khoshoji Temple, Nagoya. Later the team was taken for shopping at the Oskanu street and Aeon Mall (Yagoto).
All the students had an opportunity to visit one of the best university of Japan and interact with the scientists.
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SYNAPSE
The students of Department of Biotechnology participated and emerged as 1st place winners for at ‘SYNAPSE’ for sixth consecutive year. The event was organized by Parvatibai Chowgule College Arts and Science at Margao-Goa on 11th December 2018.
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