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About AZeotropy
AZeotropy, India’s largest Chemical Engineering Symposium, is a unique mix of intriguing competitions, lecture series, panel discussions, exhibitions, workshops, and other learning-related activities. We are a non-profit organization aimed to bridge the gap between students, industry, and academia. We aim to manifest the very spirit of Chemical Engineering in young students from all corners of India, encouraging participation from 350+ colleges, 50+ industrialists of the field and an average footfall of 12000. The symposium has witnessed lectures by eminent personalities such as Gerald Fuller (Professor of Chemical Engineering at Stanford University), Douglas Buttrey (Professor at the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, University of Delaware),Abraham D Stroock(Cornell University), Harsha Bhogle (an Indian cricket Commentator and journalist) and more.
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Through our CAMPUS AMBASSADOR PROGRAM, AZeotropy allows you to demonstrate your leadership and organisational abilities. Campus Ambassadors are AZeotropy's representatives in their respective colleges, and their job is to connect with students who are interested in participating in AZeotropy's different events, competitions, and workshops. Students from all colleges with chemical, petrochemical, or petroleum engineering programmes are encouraged to register.
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Eminent Personalities
Harsha Bhogle
AZeotropy conducted an informal talk with one of the most renowned and versatile personalities in Indian cricket commentary, Harsha Bhogle.
Prof. Gerald Fuller
Prof. Gerald Fuller from Stanford University, California, with 38 years of experience in Rheology, gave insights on emulsion and foam stability.
Prof. Abraham D Stroock
A great talk by Prof. Abraham Stroock on his work measuring dynamics with a Microfluidic sensor that itself borrows design principles from the vascular structure of plants. He is Gordon L. Dibble '50 Professor and William C. Hooey Director of the Smith School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Cornell University.
