The Inorganic and Physical Chemistry (IPC) department is one of the most prestigious departments at the Indian Institute of Science and is devoted to advanced research and teaching in chemistry. Since its inception in 1909, the department has distinguished itself as a Centre for innovative and pioneering research in a wide range of areas in inorganic and physical chemistry. It was elevated to the status of a UGC Centre of Advanced Study in 1980 in recognition to its achievements in these fields and recently to the status of DST-FIST Sponsored Department. The major research efforts are focussed on such areas as molecular structure and dynamics, laser spectroscopy, organometallic and coordination chemistry, bioinorganic and biomimetic chemistry, energy systems, catalysis, polymers and electrochemistry.

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Sep. 2009 - Dr. P. Thilagar has been selected as Young
Associate of the Indian Academy of Sciences.

Aug. 2009 - Prof. E. D. Jemmis has been awarded the
Meghanand Saha award.

Aug. 2009 - Prof. B. R. Jagirdar has been invited to join the
Editorial Advisory Board of Dalton Transactions.

Jan. 2009 - Profs. E. Arunan and S. Sampath have been
elected as Fellows of the Indian Academy of Sciences
(FASc) for the year 2008.

Nov. 2008 - Prof. B. R. Jagirdar has been awarded the Bronze
Medal by the Chemical Research Society of India for 2009.

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