The Postgraduate (PG) Department of Chemistry, in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), organized an insightful presentation talk titled “Odyssey of Hydrogen” to enhance students' understanding of the first element in the periodic table. The event was specifically scheduled in the first month of the year, January, aligning with the theme of beginnings and fundamental scientific exploration.
The primary objective of the talk was to build a greater knowledge base among students regarding hydrogen, its historical significance, and its journey through time. The session aimed to provide an in-depth analysis of hydrogen’s evolution, its role in various scientific advancements, and its modern-day applications.
The presentation talk was conducted on January 30, 2025, at 2:15 PM in the Seminar Hall. Chemistry Department HOD Dr.K.Jayaraj delivered the welcome note and Mr.Sasidharan Commandeered the talk. The presentation session was led by Ms. Fathimathul Nabla, a dedicated and knowledgeable student of M.Sc Chemistry, Second Semester. The teachers of Chemistry department Ms.Majna, Ms. Anju and Ms. Fathima Safa Aboobacker joined the talk session. Ms. Fathimathul Nabla’s presentation skilfully traced hydrogen’s path through history, its scientific discovery, and its transformative role in fields such as energy, industry, and research.
Ms. Fathimathul Nabla’s talk was exceptionally well-structured and engaging, providing a comprehensive narrative on hydrogen’s significance from its early discoveries to contemporary advancements. The discussion covered:
Her ability to simplify complex scientific concepts and present them in an engaging manner was highly appreciated by the attendees. The talk successfully stimulated intellectual curiosity among students, reinforcing the importance of hydrogen in scientific progress and sustainability.
The presentation talk on the “Odyssey of Hydrogen” proved to be an enriching experience for students, fostering a deeper appreciation for the historical and scientific significance of hydrogen. The event effectively met its objective of broadening students’ knowledge and encouraging further exploration into the subject.
The PG Department of Chemistry and IQAC extend their sincere gratitude to Ms. Fathimathul Nabla for her commendable presentation, as well as to all faculty members and students who contributed to the event’s success. The initiative underscored the importance of academic discussions in nurturing a culture of scientific inquiry and knowledge-sharing.