STAY CALM, STAY CONFIDENT: A COUNSELLING SESSION FOR EXAMINATION READINESS - (27\10\2026)

Department of Chemistry – The Aurum Club

Theme: Stay Calm, Stay Confident: Preparing for Examinations with a Positive Mindset

The Department of Chemistry, through The Aurum Club of CTTE College for Women, organized a counselling session titled “Stay Calm, Stay Confident: A Counselling Session for Examination Readiness” on 27th October 2026 (Tuesday) from 7:15 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. at S5.

The session was conducted by Mrs. R. Lavanya, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, CTTE College for Women, with the aim of helping students prepare for their examinations with confidence, manage academic stress, and develop a positive approach towards learning.

Examinations are an important part of academic life, but they can sometimes lead to stress, anxiety, and fear among students. The counselling session highlighted the importance of maintaining a calm mind, building self-confidence, and developing effective study habits to face examinations successfully.

The session emphasized the significance of proper time management, systematic preparation, positive thinking, and relaxation techniques in reducing examination-related stress. Students were encouraged to follow a well-planned study schedule, take adequate rest, maintain healthy habits, and believe in their abilities while preparing for examinations.

The programme also highlighted the importance of mental well-being in academic performance. It served as a reminder that success in examinations depends not only on knowledge and preparation but also on emotional balance, concentration, and confidence.

The counselling session provided valuable guidance to students and encouraged them to approach their examinations with a positive mindset. It reinforced the message that staying calm, trusting one's preparation, and maintaining confidence are essential steps towards academic success.

The event concluded on an encouraging note, inspiring students to overcome examination fear and face their academic challenges with determination and self-belief.

The counselling session was a meaningful initiative that combined psychological guidance with academic preparation, reflecting The Aurum Club's commitment to the overall well-being and success of students.

                                    

AYUDHA POOJA CELEBRATION - (15/10/2026)

Department of Chemistry – The Aurum Club

Theme: Chemistry in Harmony: Celebrating Knowledge and Tradition

The Department of Chemistry, through The Aurum Club of CTTE College for Women, organized an Ayudha Pooja Celebration on 15th October 2026 (Thursday) from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Chemistry Laboratory.

The celebration was organized with the theme “Chemistry in Harmony: Celebrating Knowledge and Tradition,” highlighting the importance of combining scientific knowledge with cultural values and traditions.

Ayudha Pooja is a traditional festival that emphasizes respect and gratitude towards the tools, instruments, and equipment that support our daily work. In the field of chemistry, laboratory instruments and equipment play a vital role in learning, experimentation, and scientific discovery. The celebration provided an opportunity for students and faculty members to express their gratitude for these essential tools of scientific learning.

The Chemistry Laboratory was prepared for the occasion, and the celebration reflected the spirit of unity, devotion, and respect for knowledge. The event also highlighted the significance of maintaining laboratory equipment and recognizing its contribution to scientific education.

The celebration served as a meaningful reminder that tradition and science can exist in harmony. It encouraged students to value their cultural heritage while continuing to develop their scientific knowledge and skills.

The event concluded on a positive note, fostering a sense of togetherness among the students and faculty members of the Department of Chemistry.

The Ayudha Pooja Celebration was a wonderful blend of tradition, gratitude, and scientific spirit, reflecting the values of The Aurum Club.

                                     

 

IN- HOUSE LECTURE ON TRANSISTORS: PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS (12/10/2026)

The Department of Chemistry, in association with the CTTE Aurum Club, organised an In-House Lecture on “Transistors: Principles and Applications” on 12th October 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at S5. The programme aimed to enhance students' understanding of transistors, their basic principles, working mechanisms, and applications in modern electronic devices.

The session was delivered by Dr. S. Geetha, Assistant Professor of Physics, C.T.T.E. College for Women, Chennai, who shared her valuable knowledge and insights on the topic. She explained the fundamental principles of transistors, their types, and their role in controlling and amplifying electrical signals. The lecture also highlighted the importance of transistors in electronic circuits and their applications in computers, communication systems, and various electronic devices.

The session provided students with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the scientific principles behind transistor technology and its significance in everyday life. The lecture encouraged scientific curiosity and helped students connect theoretical concepts with practical applications.

The programme was informative and enriching, contributing to the students' academic knowledge and scientific awareness. The Department of Chemistry expressed its sincere gratitude to the resource person for sharing her expertise and making the session meaningful.

The event concluded on a positive note, inspiring students to explore the applications of science and technology in the modern world.

                                 

AWARENESS AND SENSITIZATION PROGRAMME ON GENDER EQUITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION - ( 08/10/2026)

The Department of Chemistry at Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women organised an Awareness and Sensitization Programme on “Gender Equity and Social Inclusion” on October 8, 2026, at 2:30 p.m. in S5. The programme aimed to create awareness about gender equality, social inclusion, and the importance of building a fair and inclusive society.

The programme was graced by Mrs. S. Agalya, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, CTTE College for Women, as the resource person. She shared valuable insights on the importance of gender equity, equal opportunities, mutual respect, and the need to eliminate discrimination in society. The session highlighted the significance of respecting individual differences, promoting equal rights, and creating an environment where everyone feels valued and included.The programme provided students with an opportunity to understand the importance of gender sensitivity and social responsibility in their daily lives. It encouraged them to challenge stereotypes, respect diversity, and contribute towards creating a more inclusive and equitable society.

The session was informative and meaningful, helping students recognise their role in promoting equality, dignity, and social harmony. The programme concluded with a message to uphold the values of fairness, respect, and inclusiveness in all aspects of life.                    

             

        

DENGUE AWARENESS PROGRAMME - CREATING A HEALTHIER COMMUNITY ( 01/10/2026 )

The Department of Chemistry organized a Dengue Awareness Programme on 1st October 2026 with the active participation of students from I, II and III B.Sc. Chemistry. The programme aimed to create awareness about dengue prevention and the importance of maintaining a clean and hygienic environment.

The programme focused on simple yet effective preventive measures such as eliminating stagnant water, preventing mosquito breeding, maintaining cleanliness in and around the surroundings, and protecting oneself from mosquito bites. Students were encouraged to understand their role in preventing the spread of dengue and to share the awareness gained with their families and community.

As part of the programme, students from all three years took a Dengue Awareness Pledge. Through the pledge, they committed themselves to keeping their surroundings clean, taking necessary preventive measures, and spreading awareness about dengue prevention among others.

The programme successfully motivated students to take collective responsibility for dengue prevention, environmental cleanliness and community health. The active participation of the students reflected their commitment towards building a cleaner, healthier and dengue-free community.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN TAMIZHTHENDRAL PERAVAI ( 28/09/2026)

The Language Department of our college organized Tamizhthendral Peravai, followed by Talent Identification Competitions, for the academic year 2026–2027 on 28 September 2026. The competitions provided students with a platform to showcase their talents and communication skills.

We are delighted to share that Aneesa Fathima. S, a student of II B.Sc. Chemistry, secured Second Position in the Oratorical Competition. Her confident performance and effective oratory skills brought pride to the Chemistry Department.

The Department of Chemistry proudly congratulates Aneesa Fathima. S on this commendable achievement and wishes her continued success in her academic and co-curricular pursuits.

STUDENT PROJECT PRESENTATION AT ICAFМES–2026 ( 01/10/2026 )

On 1st October 2026, our students Jenifer Mariya. J, Krithika. S, and Swathi. K had the opportunity to present their undergraduate research projects at the International Conference on Advanced Functional Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage Devices (ICAFMES–2026), organized by the School of Basic Sciences and the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, VELS Institute of Science, Technology & Advanced Studies (VISTAS).

The students presented their research projects on green synthesis of nanoparticles and sustainable applications, showcasing innovative approaches in nanotechnology and environmental science.

Jenifer Mariya. J presented her project titled:

“Green Synthesis of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles Using Curry Leaves for Photocatalytic Water Purification.”Her work explored the use of curry leaf extract as a natural and eco-friendly approach for the synthesis of iron oxide nanoparticles, with a focus on their potential application in photocatalytic water purification.

Krithika. S presented her undergraduate research project titled:

“Eco-Friendly Extraction of Pectin from Powdered Citrus Peels: A Comparative Analysis of Orange and Sweet Lime Peels.” Her project focused on the sustainable utilization of citrus peel waste for the extraction of crude pectin, highlighting the value of converting food waste into a useful biomaterial.

Swathi. K presented her project titled:

“Green Synthesis of Copper Oxide Nanoparticles Using Prosopis juliflora (Seemai Karuvelam) Leaf Extract.”Her research explored the potential of Prosopis juliflora leaf extract as a plant-based method for the synthesis of copper oxide nanoparticles.

The conference provided the students with a valuable platform to present their research, develop scientific communication skills, interact with researchers, and gain exposure to current developments in advanced functional materials and nanotechnology.

DIGITAL DESIGN SKILLS - A HANDS ON CANVA WORKSHOP ( 29/09/2026 )

The Department of Chemistry, CTTE College for Women, organised a “Digital Design Skills: A Hands-on Canva Workshop” on 29th September 2026 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the S5 Classroom. The session was conducted as a skill-development initiative to introduce students to the fundamentals of digital designing and creative communication using Canva.

The workshop was facilitated by Ms. Durga Devi M, Programmer, CTTE College for Women, who served as the resource person for the session. She provided students with practical guidance on using Canva and demonstrated various tools and features involved in creating attractive and professional digital designs.

The hands-on nature of the workshop enabled students to actively explore Canva and understand how digital design skills can be applied to academic activities, presentations, posters, invitations, social media content and other creative projects. Students participated enthusiastically and gained practical exposure to designing and presenting their ideas effectively through digital platforms.

The session was an enriching learning experience that enhanced the students’ creativity, digital literacy and design skills, while encouraging them to make effective use of technology for academic and professional purposes.

                    

ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD VISIT ( 26/09/2026 )

In Department of Chemistry, As part of the Environmental Studies curriculum, the II Year students of the Department of Chemistry visited Farmguru Agritech Center on 26 September 2026. The field visit was organized to provide students with practical exposure to environmental conservation, sustainable agricultural practices, biodiversity, and the importance of protecting natural resources.

During the visit, the students had the opportunity to observe various aspects of sustainable farming and understand how agricultural practices can be carried out in an environmentally responsible manner. The visit helped them gain practical knowledge about the relationship between agriculture, soil, water, plants, and the surrounding ecosystem.

The students were introduced to different sustainable farming practices and gained awareness of the importance of reducing environmental impact through responsible use of natural resources. They also observed various plants and agricultural activities, which helped them understand the significance of biodiversity and the role of vegetation in maintaining ecological balance.

The field visit provided an opportunity for the students to connect the concepts learned in the classroom with real-world environmental practices. It enhanced their awareness of sustainable development, conservation of natural resources, and the need for environmentally friendly approaches in agriculture.

The visit was an informative and enriching learning experience for the students. It encouraged them to develop greater environmental awareness and understand their responsibility towards conserving nature and promoting a sustainable future.

   

BEYOND THE PAGES - A REFLECTIVE READING PROGRAMME (24/09/2026)

The Department of Chemistry, in association with the CTTE Library, organised “Beyond the Pages – A Reflective Reading Programme” on 24 September 2026 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Seminar Hall of Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women.

The programme aimed to encourage students to move beyond simply reading books and to reflect on the ideas, values, and life lessons conveyed through them. The session provided an opportunity for students to share their personal reflections and insights gained from their reading experiences.

The programme featured reflections on inspiring books including Ikigai, Who Moved My Cheese?, The Art of Being Alone, Confidence, and A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life. Students highlighted the important messages they gathered from these works and related them to everyday life, personal growth, confidence, adaptability, and meaningful living.

The reflective sharing created an engaging atmosphere where reading was viewed not merely as an academic activity but as a means of self-discovery, personal development, and thoughtful living. The programme successfully encouraged students to connect the lessons from books with their own experiences and perspectives.

Overall, “Beyond the Pages” served as a meaningful platform for cultivating a reflective reading culture among students and demonstrated how the ideas found within books can extend far beyond their pages into everyday life.                      

CHEMFINITY - AN INTERCOLLEGIATE EVENT (29/08/2026)

CHEMFINITY 2026 – Exploring the World of Research, Innovation and Opportunity

The Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women (CTTE), Perambur, through the CTTE Aurum Club, proudly organized CHEMFINITY 2026, an intercollegiate Chemfest, on 29th August 2026 at the T. Thomas Auditorium.

The event brought together enthusiastic young minds from various colleges with the aim of fostering a passion for chemistry, scientific thinking, research, innovation, and academic excellence.

A Special Lecture on Research and Opportunities

A major highlight of CHEMFINITY 2026 was the special lecture delivered by the distinguished Chief Guest, Dr. Ashok K. Sundramoorthy, Professor of Materials Science at Saveetha Dental College and Hospitals, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS), Chennai.

Dr. Ashok K. Sundramoorthy delivered an insightful lecture on the topic:

“PhD in Science: Your Gateway to the World of Research, Innovation, and Opportunity”

The session provided students with valuable insights into the world of higher education and scientific research. He highlighted the importance of pursuing research with curiosity, dedication, and a willingness to explore new ideas. The lecture also helped students understand how a PhD can open doors to diverse opportunities in academia, research, innovation, industry, and interdisciplinary science.

Inspiring Young Chemists

CHEMFINITY 2026 served as an excellent platform for students to showcase their knowledge, creativity, teamwork, and scientific abilities. The event encouraged participants to look beyond textbooks and develop a deeper appreciation for chemistry and its applications in the real world.

The interactions and activities throughout the event created an atmosphere of learning, healthy competition, and collaboration. Students had the opportunity to meet and interact with fellow young chemists, exchange ideas, and gain new perspectives.

A Step Towards a Future in Science

The special lecture was particularly inspiring for students who aspire to pursue higher studies and research in science. The insights shared by the Chief Guest encouraged students to consider research not merely as a career option but as a pathway to contribute meaningful solutions to society.

CHEMFINITY 2026 successfully combined knowledge, competition, inspiration, and opportunity, making it a memorable academic experience for all the participants.

The Department of Chemistry and the CTTE Aurum Club extend their sincere gratitude to Dr. Ashok K. Sundramoorthy for his valuable time and inspiring words. The event concluded as a celebration of the spirit of chemistry and a reminder that curiosity, innovation, and perseverance can lead young minds towards a limitless future in science.

                                     

 

 

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT - EXCELLENCE IN BOXING

 Ms. Angel Agnes S., a Second-Year student of the Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, participated in the Smt. Padmavathy Sports Fest 2026–2027 organized by Bhaktavatsalam Memorial College for Women (BMC).

She participated in the Boxing event and secured First Position, bringing pride and recognition to our department and institution.

The Department of Chemistry congratulates Ms. Angel Agnes S. on her remarkable achievement and wishes her continued success in her future endeavour.

                           

RESEARCH PLAN PRESENTATION (24/08/2026)

 The Department of Chemistry, in collaboration with the Centre for Student Development (CFSD) and CTTE Aurum Club, organized a Research Plan Presentation on 24 August 2026 at 2:30 p.m. at S5, C.T.T.E. College for Women. The programme was attended by students from I B.Sc., II B.Sc., and III B.Sc. Chemistry.

The main focus of the programme was the research project plans of the III B.Sc. Chemistry students. Each third-year student presented their proposed project, explaining the research topic, objectives, planned methodology, materials or techniques to be used, and the expected outcomes of their work.

During the presentations, the faculty members and Dr. R. Kavitha provided valuable suggestions and guidance. They discussed the necessary changes and improvements in the students’ project plans and helped them refine their research ideas and methodologies.

Dr. R. Kavitha also shared her knowledge and expertise with the students, highlighting the importance of proper planning, clarity of objectives, appropriate methodology, critical thinking, and innovation in research. Her valuable insights helped the students gain a better understanding of how to approach their projects systematically.

The participation of students from all three years made the programme an informative and engaging academic experience. The session encouraged the students to develop their research skills, improve their project planning, and gain confidence in presenting their scientific ideas.

Overall, the Research Plan Presentation served as a valuable platform for knowledge sharing, constructive feedback, and academic development, motivating students to undertake their research projects with greater clarity and confidence.

                                    

IN - HOUSE LECTURE (19/08/2026)

In-House Lecture on Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, organized an In-House Lecture on “Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in Chemistry” on 19 August 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in the S5 Classroom. The programme was organized to introduce students to the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in the field of chemistry and scientific research.

The session was graced by Mrs. S. Poornima, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Applications, CTTE College for Women, who served as the resource person. The lecture provided students with an opportunity to understand how modern computational technologies are transforming traditional approaches to chemistry.

The session began with an introduction to the basic concepts of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Students were introduced to the ways in which AI can be used to process large amounts of chemical data, identify patterns, predict molecular properties and support scientific decision-making. The resource person also explained how machine learning techniques can be applied to areas such as drug discovery, molecular modelling, chemical analysis, materials science and prediction of chemical reactions.

The lecture highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary learning, particularly the connection between chemistry and computer science. Students gained an understanding of how computational tools can complement laboratory experiments, reduce time and resources, and assist researchers in developing innovative solutions to complex chemical problems.

The interactive nature of the session encouraged students to explore the possibilities of AI and ML beyond conventional academic learning. The programme also created awareness about the importance of acquiring digital and computational skills for future careers and research in chemistry.

The In-House Lecture was an informative and enriching experience for the students. It successfully demonstrated that the integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Chemistry can open new avenues for innovation, research and sustainable scientific development.

Overall, the programme served as a valuable platform for students to gain insights into emerging technologies and their applications in chemistry, inspiring them to embrace interdisciplinary approaches in their academic and professional journeys.

                                   

LEARN & REFLECT ( 05\08\2026 )

The Department of Chemistry, in collaboration with the CTTE Library, organized a "Learn & Reflect" session on 5th August 2026 at 1:30 p.m. in the College Library. The session focused on the book How to Develop Self-Confidence and Influence People by Public Speaking by Dale Carnegie.

As part of the programme,  students from III B.Sc. Chemistry presented insightful reviews of the book. They shared the key ideas, valuable lessons, and practical applications of Dale Carnegie's principles, emphasizing the importance of self-confidence, effective communication, and public speaking in personal and professional development.

The session encouraged students to cultivate reading habits, enhance their presentation skills, and develop confidence in expressing their thoughts. The interactive discussions made the event informative and inspiring, motivating the participants to apply the concepts learned from the book in their academic and everyday lives.

The programme concluded successfully with active participation from students and faculty, making it a meaningful initiative towards promoting lifelong learning and personality development.

ALUMNI INTERACTION SESSION UNDER FRESHER'S ORIENTATION PROGRAMME (27\07\2026)

 The Department of Chemistry organized an Alumni Interaction Session as part of the Fresher’s Orientation Programme 2026 on 27th July 2026. The session was conducted with the aim of providing valuable guidance, motivation, and insights to the first-year B.Sc. Chemistry students by connecting them with a successful alumna.

The resource person for the session was Ms. Pooviarasi. M, an alumna of the Department of Chemistry, Batch (2019–2022), currently serving as a Sanitary Inspector in the Municipal Administration & Water Supply Department, Avadi Municipal Corporation. She shared her academic journey, career experiences, and the opportunities available for chemistry graduates in various fields.

During the interactive session, Ms. Pooviarasi encouraged students to develop a positive attitude towards learning, improve their skills, and make effective use of the opportunities provided during their college journey. She highlighted the importance of discipline, communication skills, continuous learning, and dedication in achieving career goals.

The session also included a question-and-answer interaction, where students actively participated and clarified their doubts regarding higher education, career pathways, competitive examinations, and professional development. The interaction provided the freshers with confidence and motivation to plan their academic and career growth.

The programme concluded with a note of gratitude to the resource person for sharing her valuable experiences and inspiring the young minds. The Alumni Interaction Session served as a meaningful platform for knowledge sharing and strengthened the bond between the department and its alumni.

EXPERT TALK ON "FUTURE SKILLS FOR AN AI DRIVEN WORLD" (25\07\2026)

On the occasion of World Youth Skills Day, the Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, organized an Expert Talk on “Future Skills for an AI-Driven World” on 25 July 2026 through Google Meet.

The session was delivered by Dr. K. Thenmozhi, Associate Professor (Senior), Department of Chemistry, School of Advanced Sciences, Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT). The resource person shared valuable insights on the importance of developing future-ready skills in the era of Artificial Intelligence. She highlighted the significance of critical thinking, problem-solving, digital literacy, adaptability, communication, collaboration, and lifelong learning in meeting the demands of the rapidly evolving technological world.

Students gained a better understanding of how AI is transforming various industries, including science and research, and learned how to prepare themselves for emerging career opportunities. The interactive session motivated participants to continuously upgrade their knowledge and embrace innovation with confidence.

The program concluded with an engaging interaction, where students clarified their doubts and expressed their appreciation for the informative session. The expert talk successfully inspired students to develop essential skills required to thrive in an AI-driven future.

              

DEPARTMENT DAY CELEBRATION (04\03\2026)

The Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, successfully organized a Department Day Celebration featuring a special Alumna Talk on "Beyond the Degree: Preparing for the Professional World" on 4th March 2026 at 12:30 p.m. in the Conference Hall.

The session was delivered by our distinguished alumna, Ms. Vedavalli R. (Batch: 2018–2021), who is currently serving as a TGT2 Science – Chemistry Educator at DAV Girls Senior Secondary School, Mogappair.

The speaker shared her inspiring journey from being a student of the department to becoming a successful educator. She emphasized the importance of developing professional skills, effective communication, continuous learning, confidence, and adaptability to meet the expectations of today's competitive world. She also provided valuable guidance on career opportunities, interview preparation, and the transition from college life to the professional environment.

The interactive session motivated students to focus on both academic excellence and personal development. Students actively participated by asking questions and gained practical insights into career planning and professional growth.

The Department of Chemistry expresses its heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Vedavalli R. for sharing her valuable experiences and inspiring our students to confidently prepare for their future careers. The session was highly informative, engaging, and beneficial for all the participants.

PANEL DISCUSSION ON ENERGY, CONFLICT & GLOBAL PEACE 26\03\2026

The Department of Chemistry successfully organized an engaging Panel Discussion on the theme "Energy, Conflicts & Global Peace." The event provided a dynamic platform for students to exchange ideas and perspectives on the crucial relationship between energy resources, global conflicts, and the importance of fostering sustainable peace.

The discussion encouraged participants to critically analyze contemporary global challenges, emphasizing the role of energy security, international cooperation, and scientific innovation in building a peaceful and sustainable future. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students presenting well-researched viewpoints and thought-provoking arguments.

The panel discussion was evaluated by Dr. T. Ramya, Head of the Department of Physics and Dean of Academics, who graciously served as the judge for the event. Her insightful observations, constructive feedback, and valuable guidance motivated the participants and enriched the overall learning experience.

The event concluded successfully, leaving participants with a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of energy, global conflicts, and peace, while inspiring them to become responsible citizens committed to sustainable development and global harmony.                                              

  

SCIENCE FIESTA - HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM (27\03\2026)

 The Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women organized a Science Fiesta – Higher Education Awareness Program on 27th March 2026. The program was conducted to create awareness among students who had completed their Class XII education and were planning to pursue higher studies.

The Class XII passed-out students from St. Mary’s School were invited to participate in the program. The faculty members of the Department of Chemistry welcomed the students and introduced them to the department, its academic activities, and the importance of Chemistry in higher education.

An informative session was conducted to explain the various branches of Chemistry, including Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Analytical Chemistry. The students were also given an overview of the applications of Chemistry in industries, pharmaceuticals, research, environmental science, and daily life.

The faculty members highlighted the career opportunities available after pursuing Chemistry, including higher studies, research fields, teaching, and various industrial sectors. The interactive session helped students understand the scope of Chemistry and guided them in making informed decisions about their future education.

The program concluded successfully with a vote of thanks to the management, faculty members, and the participating students for their valuable support and involvement.

   

Drug awareness (27/02/2026)

 The Department of Chemistry at CTTE College for Women, in collaboration with the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell, successfully organized a Drug Awareness Programme on February 27, 2026, at Government High School, Jaganathapuram. The session was conducted from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon with the aim of educating and empowering young minds to make responsible choices.

The programme focused on creating awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse, its impact on physical and mental health, and the importance of leading a disciplined and healthy lifestyle. Through interactive discussions and informative sessions, students were encouraged to stay informed, confident, and drug-free.

This initiative reflects CTTE’s commitment to holistic education and community engagement, extending knowledge beyond the classroom to build a safer and healthier society.

International Conference CNGI2026 (20,21 February)

 CNGI–26: Catalysing Nanoscience for Greener Innovation

The Department of Chemistry, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, Chennai, successfully organized the International Conference on “Catalysing Nanoscience for Greener Innovation (CNGI–26)” on 20th & 21st February 2026 at the JJK Auditorium.

The conference was conducted in collaboration with the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) – Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, Tirunelveli Dakshina Mara Nadar Sangam College, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences, and Manipal University College Malaysia, reflecting strong national and international academic partnerships.

The sessions featured keynote lectures, expert talks, and research presentations focusing on nanotechnology, green chemistry, sustainable materials, and innovative industrial applications.

CNGI–26 provided a vibrant platform for researchers, academicians, and students to exchange ideas, present their findings, and explore sustainable scientific solutions. The conference successfully highlighted the role of nanoscience in promoting eco-friendly innovation and reinforced the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration for a greener future.

The event concluded on a high note, leaving participants inspired to dream, design, and innovate responsibly.

In-House Lecture (09/02/2026)

 Bridging Science and Economics: A Meaningful Academic Exchange

The In-House Lecture on “Global Inflation & Economic Uncertainties” beautifully connected two different disciplines — Chemistry and Commerce. While Chemistry focuses on scientific principles and innovation, Economics explains the financial forces that shape industries, research funding, production costs, and daily life.

Dr. P. Malarvizhi highlighted how global inflation influences everything from raw material prices to industrial growth, indirectly affecting scientific research and development as well. This comparison helped students understand that economic stability and scientific progress go hand in hand.

Overall, the lecture emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary learning. It reminded students that awareness of global economic trends is essential, regardless of their field of study, as it shapes career opportunities, business decisions, and national development.