CMR Institute of Technology 132 AECS Layout, Kundalahalli, ITPL Main Rd,

Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037

9th and 10th July 2015 Organized by

Department of Chemistry

Two Day’ Workshop on

Modelling & Simulation of

Multiscale Systems

Patron: Mrs. Sabitha Ramamurthy Mr. K.C.Ramamurthy (Rtd. IPS) Dr. Sanjay Chitnis Dr. B. Narasimhamurthy Dr. H.N.Shankar Convenor: Dr. Chaitanya Lekshmi Indira

Technical committee: Prof. S.Yashonath (IISC) Prof. T.N.Gururow (IISC) Dr. Indranil Rudra (Shell India) Dr. Shyamsunder Hegde (CMRIT) Dr. Rajesh Gopal (CMRIT)

Organizing Committee: Dr. Fazlur Rahaman Dr. Soma Das Dr. Phani K. Puella Dr. Priti Gupta Dr. Manjunath Mr. Shiva Reddy

Committees Who can register? Science and engineering faculty, research scholars, posts graduate students and industry executives interested in research Registration Fee: Type of Participants Amounts Faculty 500/- Research scholars 300/- Post graduate students 200/- Industry executives 1000/- The participants are requested to send the filled registration form along with the demand draft drawn in favor of Principal CMRIT, Payable at Bengaluru. Important Dates: Registration starts from: 5th June 2015 Registration Open until: 9th July, 2015 Attn: For the two sessions of hands-on-training, first 30 registered participants will be accommodated. For Correspondence: Dr. Chaitanya Lekshmi Indira Convenor, Department of Chemistry, CMR-Institute of Technology, 132 AECS Layout, Kundalahalli, ITPL Main Rd, Bengaluru, 560037 Tel: 9741327294 Email: chaitanya.l@cmrit.ac.in

Two Day’ Workshop on

Modelling and Simulation of Multiscale Systems

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(Registered participants are requested to bring their laptop for workshop & a week before the workshop, a link will be provided to the participants to download the software required for the workshop)

About the Department Established in 2000, the Department of Chemistry at CMRIT caters to the needs of UG B.E & Ph.D programs. It is one of the eight research centers recognized at the institute under VTU & currently has three ongoing research programs funded by DST & KVGST. At present the research scholars are doing research in full time & part-time mode. The faculty members & the technical staffs are involved actively in teaching & research. The Department is committed to expand & improve its research & development facilities & bring in strong science curriculum for the institute students.

About the College CMR-IT is a premiere Engineering Institute in Bengaluru, affiliated to Visweswarya Technological University (VTU), Belgaum. The broad objective of CMRIT is to impart quality education and help students to develop creative thinking, analytical ability and to acquire managerial skills both in practical fields as well as in academics. The institute has currently over 3000 students, 250 faculty members and 150 supporting staffs. Institute offers seven undergraduate & eight postgraduate programs & carries out research activities through its research centre departments, with provisions for Ph.D studies. At CMRIT, we have qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty & state of the art infrastructure that enables students to indulge in desired academic requirements.

About the Workshop Modelling and simulation of multiscale systems constitute great challenge in computational science, and is widely applied in fields ranging from physical sciences and engineering to the life sciences. Most of the physical and real-life systems encompass interactions within and between a wide range of spatio-temporal scales, and are at separate levels of organization. They require the development of sophisticated models and computational techniques to accurately simulate the diversity and complexity of multiscale problems, and to effectively capture the wide range of relevant phenomena within these simulations. The Oxford Economics study (Oxford Economics,“The economic benefits of chemistry research to the UK,” Sep. 2010) demonstrated the importance of including industries such as automotive, aerospace and construction in the analysis of the benefits of chemistry based research. In fact the ability of the industries to utilize the possibilities arising from nano and information technologies depends strongly on a tighter integration of know-how and methods across the sectors, from chemistry to engineering. In this conference we will focus on: Molecular Simulation of Materials Computational Fluid Dynamics Process Simulation This workshop aims to provide a forum for academics and scientists interested in getting an overview of different simulation methodologies and their applications at different time and length scales. Hands-on-sessions are also planned to get detailed understanding of some of the methodologies discussed.