AZeotropy 2024-25

The Chemical Engineering Symposium

About Us

About AZeotropy

AZeotropy, Asia's largest Chemical Engineering Symposium, is a unique blend of intriguing competitions, lecture series, panel discussions, exhibitions, workshops, and other learning-related activities. As a non-profit organization, we aim to bridge the gap between students, industry, and academia.

Our mission is to manifest the spirit of Chemical Engineering in young students from all corners of India. We encourage participation from over 350 colleges, 50+ industrialists, and welcome an average footfall of 12,000 attendees.

The symposium has hosted lectures by eminent personalities, including 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, and Harsha Bhogle, Indian cricket commentator and journalist and more.

300+

College Ambassadors

350+

Colleges

12000+

Footfall

Campus Ambassador

Connect With Us

Through our Campus Ambassador Program, AZeotropy offers a unique opportunity to showcase your leadership and organizational skills. As a Campus Ambassador, you'll serve as AZeotropy's representative at your college, connecting with students interested in participating in our events, competitions, and workshops.

We invite students from colleges with chemical, petrochemical, or petroleum engineering programs to register for this exciting opportunity.

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Eminent Personalities

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.

Prof. Abraham D. Stroock

Sangtae (Sang) Kim is a Distinguished Professor at Purdue University, recognized for his pioneering work in microfluidics and fluidic self-assembly. His research has revolutionized the production of RFID tags and other microelectronic devices. Prior to joining Purdue, he held leadership roles in industry and government, including at the National Science Foundation. Dr. Kim is a member of the National Academy of Engineering.

Prof. Sangtae Kim

Rakesh Agrawal, Winthrop E. Stone Distinguished Professor at Purdue University, is a leading figure in chemical engineering known for his transformative work in separations, gas liquefaction, and renewable energy. His innovations, including the APX process for natural gas, have significantly enhanced industrial efficiency and sustainability.

Prof. Rakesh Aggarwal

Dr. Kishore Dongaonkar, a distinguished professor at [Insert University], is a leading expert in chemical engineering. His innovative work in process optimization and sustainable technologies has boosted industrial efficiency. Known for advancements in [specific innovation, e.g., catalytic processes], he has authored key publications and patents. His contributions have made a lasting impact on the field

Dr. Kishore Dongaonkar

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