SPIE Chapter Report Govindpuri, Kalkaji New Delhi Acharya Narendra Dev College

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1 SPIE Chapter Report Govindpuri, Kalkaji New Delhi Acharya Narendra Dev College June P a g e

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Description Page Number President s Word 3 Present Members 4 Chapter Council 8 Chapter Activities 9 Publications 30 Financial Information 31 Planned Activities for the Future 32 2 P a g e

3 President s Word It is a big honor for me as we collectively submit our third continuous annual report of SPIE Chapter, University Of Delhi at Acharya Narendra Dev College for the academic year It has been a very delightful journey so far as the president of the ANDC SPIE Chapter. This is the 3 rd year of our SPIE Chapter and our family has now grown multifold with around 100 active student members from three different colleges of University Of Delhi belonging to various disciplines. This year we went to fourteen different schools to promote optics and photonics under the Optics Outreach Programme of SPIE for junior level students by conducting experiments in ray optics and fiber optics for senior level students with the help of kits completely developed by our SPIE Student members. Each student member took remarkable interest in each activity of the outreach programme and their enthusiasm was highly commendable. The whole outreach programme was chained with the main event of this year Optics Fair in which all these fourteen schools participated. Each school came up with their junior and senior level working projects based on optics. It was a real pleasure to see the innovation and the joy amongst the students as well as their teachers. It is always nice to see student s enthusiasm about learning new things and that is what exactly happened in our workshop on LabVIEW. The Workshop on LabVIEW proved out to be a really fascinating and joyful experience for every one of us and I really would like thank each and every student member for putting all sheer efforts in spreading the light amongst the society. This fast paced development that our chapter witnessed could not have been possible without the tireless efforts by our faculty advisor Dr. Amit Garg. It was his sheer hard work whose fruits we all are still savoring. Pravin Kumar Jha President ( ) 3 P a g e

4 List of Members S.No Name Position 1 Ajay Acharya Student 2 Mohd Aiman Ali Raza Student 3 Anuj Anand Student 4 Pratibha Arya Student 5 Md. Zafar Azam Student 6 Sandal Azhar Student 7 Hrishabh Bharadwaj Student 8 Harsh Bisen Student 9 Rakhi Bisht Student 10 Jatin Butta Student 11 Juhi Chandra Student 12 Amaresh Chaturvedi Student 13 Dashrath Chaudhary Student 14 Suraj Chaudhary Student 15 Manju Chauhan Student 16 Rohit Diwakar Student 17 Dhruv Dosad Student 18 Mayank Dubey Student 19 Subhajit Dutta Student 20 Johny Goyal Student 4 P a g e

5 21 Mona Grover Student 22 Hemraj Gupta Student 23 Priya Gupta Student 24 Dikshant Hans Student 25 Gaurav Jangir Student 26 Dhirender Jha Student 27 Ankit Joshi Student 28 Kapil Joshi Student 29 Priyanka Kachru Student 30 Sunil Kamboj Student 31 Kunal Karn Student 32 Priya Kashyap Student 33 Monica Kataria Student 34 Sajid Khan Student 35 Devendra Kheralia Student 36 Kamal Kishore Student 37 Bhavesh Kumar Student 38 Chandan Kumar Student 39 Deepak Kumar Student 40 Durgesh Kumar Student 41 Gaurav Kumar Student 42 Pradeep Kumar Student 43 Rahul Kumar Student 5 P a g e

6 44 Neha Kumari Student 45 Poornima Kumari Student 46 Ramesh Maithil Student 47 Rajkumar Mikado Student 48 Ankita Negi Student 49 Rakesh Negi Student 50 Anurag Pandey Student 51 Rishi Pandey Student 52 Ananya Paul Student 53 Yadav Pawan Student 54 Priyank Prasad Student 55 Mishra Prince Student 56 Naman Punetha Student 57 Prabhav Pushkar Student 58 Deepti Raghav Student 59 Lakshika Raheja Student 60 Arzoo Rathi Student 61 Srijan Sagar Student 62 Manish Sahni Student 63 Jitendra Saraswat Student 64 Pulkit Saxena Student 65 Abhilasha Sharma Student 66 Angad Sharma Student 6 P a g e

7 67 Bhawna Sharma Student 68 Deepak Sharma Student 69 Raj Sharma Student 70 Satpal Sharma Student 71 Sahil Shrivastava Student 72 Vijay Shriwastava Student 73 Mritaunjay Singh Student 74 Prithvi Singh Student 75 Ravinder Singh Student 76 Rohit Singh Student 77 Shagolsem Singh Student 78 Shatakshi Singh Student 79 Sonal Singh Student 80 Priyanka Srivastava Student 81 Vivek Trivedi Student 82 Divya Vasal Student 83 Karishma Vashishtha Student 84 Amit Verma Student 85 Inderjeet Verma Student 86 Saumya Verma Student 87 Krishna Yadav Student 88 Ranjeet Yadav Student 89 Sandeep Yadav Student 7 P a g e

8 Chapter Council President Pravin Kumar Vice president- Karishma Vashishtha General Secretary Mayank Dubey Treasurer- Rajender Kumar Faculty Advisor: Dr. Amit Garg 8 P a g e

9 CHAPTER ACTIVITIES 9 P a g e

10 PROMOTIONAL POSTER DURING ANTARDHWANI A MULTIDIMENSIONAL CULTURAL FESTIVAL ORGANIZED BY UNIVERSITY OF DELHI University of Delhi organized a multi dimensional cultural festival from February 22-24, As part of this festival, University had floated Awards for Good Practices for colleges. Acharya Narendra Dev College competed for this award under Beyond the Classroom theme and put up its exhibit during this mega affair. The event saw a Footing of around fifty thousand. The college exhibit highlighted the SPIE Student Chapter under Opportunity For Research Category. Fiber Optics Kit developed by SPIE Chapter students along with posters, annual reports and DVD of Optics fair were showcased. The academic community came to know about the various activities conducted by the chapter and appreciated the efforts in promotion of optics and photonics. 10 P a g e

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13 WORKSHOP ON LabVIEW and Data Acquisition 05 and 06 th October 2012 University of Delhi at ANDC SPIE student chapter organized a two day workshop on LabVIEW and Data Acquisition on 05 th and 06 th October, The workshop was attended by 50 students (Physics, Electronics and Physical Science with Electronics Department). Special Attention was paid to Virtual Instrumentation and LabVIEW environment. Students were made aware of various elements of LabVIEW programs and advanced data flow. They were also taught how to develop graphical interface in LabVIEW. There were specific LabVIEW case studies through which students learnt large program development and data acquisition with special emphasis on interfacing of Optics based experiments. Ms. Reena Sharma (Ex-teacher of Acharya Narendra Dev College and also a member of SPIE) along with Dr. Amit Garg (SPIE faculty advisor) helped in smooth conduct of the workshop and assisted the students at every place so that each and every topic becomes crystal clear in every attendees mind. SCHEDULE Topics covered: 1. Virtual Instrumentation and LabVIEW 2. LabVIEW environment 3. Elements of LabVIEW Programs 4. Presenting Results in LabVIEW 5. Advanced Data Flow 6. Large Program Development 7. LabVIEW Case Studies 8. Data Acquisition with emphasis on interfacing of Optics based experiments 13 P a g e

14 The two day workshop was successfully completed with participation of the following students. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS S.No Name 1 Saumya 2 Dhirendra 3 Pulkit 4 Neha 5 Ananya 6 Mayank 7 Ajay Acharya 8 Rakhi 9 Satpal 10 Prabhav 11 Dikshant 12 Phalguni 13 Zafar Azam 14 Amit Verma 15 Dhruv 16 Kamal Kishore 17 Sandeep Yadav 18 Amita 19 Ranbir 20 Sachin Kumar 21 Seema Vats 22 Srijan Sagar 23 Krishna 24 Chandan 25 Rohit 14 P a g e

15 S.No Name 26 Ravinder pal 27 Devender Dhawan 28 Kanika sandhu 29 Karishma Vashishtha 30 Mritunjay 31 Ankita 32 Divya 33 Monica 34 Deepak 35 Prithvi 36 Gaurav 37 Priya 38 Ranjeet 39 Dashrath Chaudhary 40 Sahil srivastava 41 Pravin Jha 42 Raj Kesri 43 Shah Alam 44 Manju chauhan 45 Devendre kheralia 46 Deepti raghav 47 Roshan 48 Raj kumar mikado 49 Rakesh negi 50 Rajesh kumar 15 P a g e

16 DAY 1 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE WORKSHOP 16 P a g e

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18 ANDC CHAPTER AWARDED OPTICS EDUCATION OUTREACH GRANT P a g e

19 OPTICS OUTREACH PROGRAMME 2012 Education Outreach Grant Recipient Our student chapter has been selected to be one of the 25 organizations worldwide for SPIE Education Outreach Grant to promote optics and photonics related education outreach projects. The chapter received a grant of USD 5000 for this purpose. This grant was used to promote optics through workshops and model making amongst the school students. The activities under this grant that have been conducted were in two stages- Stage-1: Workshops demonstrating various optics concepts and experiments on geometrical optics, fiber optics, laser based experiments etc. were successfully conducted in the below listed schools by our SPIE student chapter members in the month of October -December. During these workshops, students handled the batches of students cumulating upto 140. The workshops were very much cherished by the school students. Both teachers as well as students were in all praise for the effort and requested to conduct more such programmes in future. Stage-II: Optics based model competition was conducted at two levels- Junior (class VI-X) and Senior Level (Class XI-XII) amongst the schools in which the workshops were organized. Each school consenting for this programme was provided a grant of Rs. 2000/- to make one optics based model in each category. 26 high quality models developed by 14 participating schools were displayed in OPTICS FAIR, perhaps first of its kind in India, organized on 20 th December 2012 at Acharya Narendra Dev College. The models were evaluated by a separate jury of optics experts for Junior and Senior category. Each participant and the teaching mentor were given a telescope as a token of appreciation for their effort. Three prizes were awarded in each category: Junior Category: First: Rs. 1500/- + Fiber Optics Kit developed by our students Second: Rs. 1000/- + Fiber Optics Kit developed by our students Third: Rs. 500/- Senior Category: First: Rs. 1500/- + Fiber Optics Kit developed by our students Second: Rs. 1000/- + Fiber Optics Kit developed by our students Third: Rs. 500/- 19 P a g e

20 The winners under each category were as under: Junior Category 1. D.A.V.School,Kailash Hills, East Of Kailash, New Delhi Gyan Bharti School,Saket, New Delhi Apeejay School,Plot No. 10 Road No. 42,Sainik Vihar Pitampura,,Delhi Senior category 1. The Heritage School,Sector 23, Rohini,New Delhi Gyan Bharti School,Saket, New Delhi K R Mangalam World School, Block S Part II, Greater Kailash,Near Sanatan Dharma Mandir,New Delhi List of participating Schools 1. Gyan Bharti School,Saket, New Delhi Modern School, Barakhamba Road,New Delhi Modern School,Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar,New Delhi Birla Vidya Niketan,Pushpa Vihar, Sector -IV,New Delhi Montfort School,Phase I Ashok Vihar,Delhi The Heritage School,Sector 23, Rohini,New Delhi Apeejay School,Plot No. 10 Road No. 42,Sainik Vihar Pitampura,,Delhi Chinmaya Vidyalaya,Vasant Vihar, New Delhi Mount Carmel School, A-21, Opp-Sec-8 R K Puram, Anand Niketan, Delhi K R Mangalam World School, Block S Part II, Greater Kailash,Near Sanatan Dharma Mandir,New Delhi Venkateshwar International School, Sector 10, Dwarka,New Delhi S.D. Public school, B U Block, Pitampura,Delhi 13. D.A.V.School,Kailash Hills, East Of Kailash,New Delhi Indraprastha Convent Senior Secondary School, Begumpur, Opposite Rohini Sector -22, Delhi The mentor for the whole activity was Dr. Amit Garg, faculty Adviser, SPIE Student Chapter. Our chapter members accomplished this mammoth task of demonstrating optics and related experimental kits in fourteen different schools of Delhi. Since our chapter had around hundred 20 P a g e

21 active chapter members thus they all were divided in various teams with a group leader for each group. These groups conducted their separate meetings and designed a framework for presenting the experiments in the most efficient manner. In this way our chapter was able to make its presence felt across Delhi and was also able to successfully promote optics at school level. The way our members gave their presentations, created an everlasting effect on the young minds and made them aware of research possibilities in the future. These presentations also gave students an insight about SPIE, its functioning, mechanism and role in development optics and photonics. 21 P a g e

22 DEMONSTRATION OF RAY OPTICS KIT 22 P a g e

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24 DEMONSTRATION OF FIBRE OPTICS KIT 24 P a g e

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26 OPTICS FAIR INVITATION CARD 26 P a g e

27 OPTICS FAIR PROMOTIONAL BANNER OPTICS FAIR PROMOTIONAL POSTER 27 P a g e

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30 PARTICIPATION IN SPIE OPTICS+PHOTONICS 2013 Mohd Aiman Ali Raza of B.Sc. Physical Sciences with Electronics Part II has been recommended under the Officer s travel grant to attend SPIE Optics + Photonics conference to be held from August 2013 at San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California, USA. He will be presenting a demonstration in Optics Outreach Olympics to be held this year. PUBLICATIONS Paper Presentation by Student members 1. Changing students perspective towards Science using sensors and data acquisition systems, Dhruv Dosad, Prabhav Pushkar, Amit Garg, Reena Sharma, Vishal Dhingra, International Journal of Electronic and Electrical engineering, Volume 5, Number 2, Page no , Glucose Detection- a biosensing approach, Animesh Kar, Gunjan, Harsh Bishen, Raj Keshri, Deepak Kumar, Rajender, Durgesh Kumar, Kapil Joshi, Dikshant hans, Rajesh Choudhary, Arijit Chowdhuri, Amit Garg, National Conference On Redefining Science Teaching: Future of Education, 7-9th March, 2013, University of Delhi, South Campus, New Delhi Mobile Phone as a real time sensor based undergraduate laboratory, Amit Verma, Dhruv Dosad, Hemant Adhikari, Rakhi Bisht, Prabhav Pushkar, Kamal Kishore, Sandeep Yadav, Sachin Kumar, Rambir, Amita, Amit Garg, Vishal Dhingra, Pankaj Khanna, National Conference On Redefining Science Teaching: Future of Education, 7-9th March, 2013, University of Delhi, South Campus,New Delhi Automating Physical Chemistry Laboratory using sensors and data acquisition sytems, Rambir, Sachin Kumar, Amita, Pankaj Khanna, Amit Garg, Vishal DhingraCRSSI, BHU 15th CRSI National Symposium in Chemistry (NSC-15), 1st -3rd February 2013, Banaras Hindu University 5. Integrating Electronics in transforming Chemistry laboratory an enthralling experience for students, Sachin Kumar, Rambir, Amita, Pankaj Khanna, Amit Garg, Vishal Dhingra, Academic Congress: Enabling the Young: Redefining Education, September 6-7, 2012, University of Delhi 6. Initiatives taken by undergraduates in promoting science at the school level, Phalguni Mathur, Parveen Kumar Jha, Pratik Chakravarty, Kanika Sandhu, Amit Garg, Vishal Dhingra,Academic Congress: Enabling the Young: Redefining Education, September 6-7, 2012, University of Delhi 30 P a g e

31 SPIE Optics + Photonics, Sandiego, USA 1. Phalguni Mathur of B.Sc(H) Physics Part III attended Optical Engineering + Applications ( SPIE Optics + Photonics) conference held from August 2012 at San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California, USA. She presented a paper on Development of low cost optical fiber kit to promote Fiber-Optics at the school level in the conference and participated in Optics Outreach Olympiad. Financial Statement ( ) S.No Activity Withdrawn Deposited Balance 1. Opening Balance -2770/- 2. Grant received 66064/- 3. Optics Fair Fiber Optics Kit 23000/- Development(committed) 5. Workshop on ZnO films 30000/- Characterization and its optical applications (committed) Closing Balance -3953/- Council Meetings We held Council meetings almost every month to discuss and plan various chapter activities for optics promotion. Many full chapter meetings were held to make the students aware of the activities of the chapter and to involve them in participation and organization of the activities. During these meetings we charted out the various goals of the chapter. 31 P a g e

32 Proposed Activities with Financial Estimates for the year S.No Activity Estimates Remarks 1. Promotional Material for distribution to other colleges and departments of University of Delhi Rs.3000/- Printing of A3 size posters highlighting SPIE, Student member benefits, proposed activities of the Student Chapter, postage and transport 2. Two Days Workshop on Photonics Rs.50000/- Remuneration to speakers, Refreshments, Travel, Contingencies 3. Visit to industry/research labs engaged with photonics Rs.30000/- Travel Expenses+ Food 4. Promoting Photonics in Schools/ Rs.15000/- Travel+ refreshment colleges through workshops Total Rs /- 32 P a g e