Our Impact

The School of Sciences in a university plays a pivotal role in driving academic excellence, scientific research, and innovation. Its impact extends across various dimensions, contributing significantly to the university's reputation and societal progress

Science is used in daily life for numerous tasks, including eating safe foods, boiling water to kill bacteria, and understanding the occurrence of day and night, and various seasons in a year.

Basic Science forms the basis for the development of technology, including computers, smartphones and the internet. It is used to model and understand complex environmental systems, such as weather patterns and climate change. It is also used to develop sustainable solutions to environmental challenges, such as renewable energy and waste management.

It is used in healthcare to analyze data, develop models, and improve treatment outcomes. From epidemiology and medical imaging to drug development and clinical trials, sciences play a critical role improving health and saving lives.

The study of Sciences provides global work opportunities and underpins understanding and progress in almost every sphere of science, technology and industry. It also makes a vital contribution to the economy, commerce and industry.

Sustainable chemistry is also a process that stimulates innovation across all sectors to design and discover new chemicals, production processes, and product stewardship practices that will provide increased performance and increased value while meeting the goals of protecting and enhancing human health and the environment.

To create awareness about sustainable chemistry among students:

1.
2 international conference have been held
- Green and sustainable chemistry conference 2019
- 2nd international conference on Green and sustainable chemistry conference 2022
2.
Workshop organized by Department of Mathematics on ‘Scientific Research Writing Using LaTeX ,2020
3.
Department of Mathematics organized Five days Workshop on ‘Nonlinear optimization, Variational inequalities and Artificial Intelligence (WNVIA2021)

4.
Webinar cum Workshop on “Application of X-ray absorption Spectroscopy in Nano-Material Research” organized by Department of Physics
5.
Webinar cum workshop on “X-ray Scattering and its applications in Nano & Material Science Research” organized by Department of Physics, Manav Rachna University, Faridabad, on 11 May 2020.