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ChemClave 2018

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Date09 Mar 201812:00 AM IST
LocationChennaiOffline
EntryPaidExternal registration
ChemClave 2018

About the event

Greetings from Chemical Engineering Society (ChES)! ChES in association with the Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Madras is proud to present the 11th edition of its Annual Technical Festival ChemClave from March 9th - 11th, 2018.

Born in 2008, with the dream of promoting technology, scientific thinking and innovation in the field of Chemical Engineering, ChemClave has passed 10 golden editions and today it is successfully planning towards its 11th edition. It provides an opportunity to all the budding Chemical Engineers to compete, exchange ideas, collaborate and learn and of course have fun all under the same roof.We cordially invite you to take part in our fest and boost your intellect.

Events & highlights

Aqua Rocket
Cheme Debate
Chemical-X
Chem-e-Car
Chemical Entrepreneurship
Paper&Poster Presentation
Chem-e-dart
Rubik's Cube Competition

Meet the organizer

Indian Institute of Technology Madras is one among the foremost institutes of national importance in higher technological education, basic and applied research. In 1956, the German Government offered technical assistance for establishing an institute of higher education in engineering in India. The first Indo-German agreement in Bonn, West Germany for the establishment of the Indian Institute of Technology at Madras was signed in 1959.

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Event type details

Chemical Engineering Symposium

Workshops

Aspen Plus
R Programming
MATLAB
Latex

Registration deadline / Important dates

9th March 2018

Registration Fees

300 INR

How to Reach

The IIT campus is located on the Sardar Patel Road, midway between the Raj Bhavan and Adyar bus terminus and is around 12 km from Chennai Central Railway Station. Other landmarks include the Guindy Snake Park near the IIT main gate and the Central Leather Reasearch Institute (CLRI) campus opposite the IIT campus.

If you have light luggage (a bag or an attache) you could consider taking a bus to IIT. The bus stop is just across the road from the Central Railway Station. You could use the subway to cross the road which is perpetually busy. There are direct buses to IIT, which start at the Central Station bus stop. If you take any of them, get down at Gandhi Mandapam, which is at walking distance from the IIT main gate. Otherwise, take any bus to Saidapet and from there, any bus heading for Adyar or Besant Nagar which will drop you right in front of the IIT gate. You could also take any bus to Adyar; there are frequent buses from Adyar Signal to the campus. Once you reach the In gate, there are buses to Gajendra Circle (near the administrative block and Central Library), the academic zone and the hostels (they are around 3.8 km from the main gate!) almost every 30 minutes.

If you have luggage, an auto-rickshaw or taxi would it would be the most comfortable option. If you arrive at Egmore Station, you could take buses to IIT, Gandhi Mandapam or Adyar from where there are number of buses to the IIT.

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