The 2nd conference of the GITAM Chemistry Research Conference (GCRC) will be organized by Department of Chemistry, GITAM Deemed to be University, Visakhapatnam, India. The 2nd GITAM Chemistry Research Conference (GCRC-2026), themed “Advanced Materials and its Applications”, will spotlight the convergence of conventional and nanomaterials in catalysis, energy, medicine, and more. With a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and AI/ML integration, the conference aims to foster innovation, sustainability, and industry-academia collaboration. Key features include plenary and keynote lectures, invited talks from top scientists in India, panel discussions with industries and journal publications, poster sessions. GCRC-2026 provides a dynamic platform for scientists, educators, and industry professionals to exchange ideas, accelerate discovery, and inspire future innovators in materials science, nanotechnology, and their transformative applications across sectors.
Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) is a premier deemed to be university with campuses in Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru, offering UG, PG, and doctoral programs across diverse disciplines, GITAM holds NAAC “A++” accreditation and Category I autonomy, marking 45 years of academic excellence in India.
The Department of Chemistry, School of Science, funded by DST-FIST, offers UG, PG, and research programs. It undertakes interdisciplinary projects in areas like nanomaterials and environmental chemistry, supported by national agencies. The department has hosted several national and international conferences, sponsored by leading scientific organisations. The first GCRC, held in December 2023, concluded with remarkable success—uniting brilliant minds, inspiring innovation, and celebrating cutting-edge research.
To bring together researchers in conventional and nanoscale materials across catalysis, energy, biology, and medicine.
To highlight the role of AI/ML in accelerating discovery and application of both advanced and nanomaterials.
To encourage collaboration between academia and industry for translating laboratory research into scalable products.
To emphasize interdisciplinary connections—chemistry, physics, biology, computation, and engineering.
To inspire young researchers to explore careers in materials science, nanotechnology, and applications.
To activate and build creative thinking in young minds through engaging and innovative chemical education activities.
Catalysis: From Bulk to Nano
AI/ML in Materials Research and Drug Discovery
Energy: Fuel Cells, Batteries
Biomaterials and Bio-Nanomaterials
Drug Design and Delivery
Chemical Education and Training: Preparing Future Innovators
Industry–Academia Collaboration: Scaling from Lab to Market
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