National Center for Free Radical Research (NCFRR)

This Center is a National facility set up by the Department of Atomic Energy and houses state-of-the-art pulse radiolysis consisting of 7MeV LINAC with pulse width ranging from 10ns to 3s coupled with Optical absorption detection system, from LUZCHEM Canada. Research areas include Action of antioxidants and drugs, Redoc chemistry of metal complexes, Nanoparticles-glass composites, Organic reaction mechanism, Polymerization reactions.

Term courses are being initiated; and a partners with the industry and the corporate sector at national and international levels. The Diploma and post Graduate courses will be integrated with other programs on campus to conduct sponsored research, programs and offer consultancies to the industry.