International Conference on Science, Health and Engineering

  Pharmaceutical chemistry department is a dynamic academic wing of pharmacy education that imparts knowledge to students about the chemistry of pharmaceutical substances and their applications in the field of pharmacy. The study of pharmaceutical chemistry encompasses the fundamental life-related pharmaceutical substances and their chemical interactions with life, using organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, medicinal chemistry, analytical chemistry and biochemistry as a base, upon which is built a wide range of research fields.                                         The pharmaceutical chemistry department efficiently moulds the students to integrate all aspects of chemistry into diverse pharmaceutical & medical sciences research. Each laboratory of the pharmaceutical chemistry department is involved in the research related to drug discovery and development. Pharmaceutical chemistry is the study of drugs, and it involves drug development. This includes drug d

What is Wireless Fidelity? Wi-Fi itself refers to the popular wireless network technology which enables a Wireless Local Area Network, or WLAN. We know that the gadgets we use every day like mobile phones, laptops, smart TVs, etc., all have  Wi-Fi  capabilities. What this means is that these devices support frequencies at both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bandwidths. These frequencies are distinct from those used for phone, TV, and radio signals to prevent interference.                                                    The term Wi-Fi was coined by a brand-consulting company called Interbrand in 1999 for the company promoting the technology called Wi-Fi Alliance as a more memorable name as compared to the technical name “IEEE 802.11”. The accidental association between the two was formed when Wi-Fi Alliance released a piece of communication containing a tagline for Wi-Fi which read: “The Standard for Wireless Fidelity”. This was just a promotion attempt by the company to make it easier for the ho

Electrical engineering is the field that develops electrical systems, equipment, and devices. Electrical engineers design complex electrical systems and also look after their maintenance. With tremendous technological advancements today, electrical engineers work in diverse industries including household appliance designing and manufacturing, power transmitters, electrical power structures, and even complex satellite communication devices. Electrical engineers are required to undergo intense training and skill-development to be able to work in these industries.                                                        Let’s take a look at the top career insights for electrical engineering graduates: Electrical Engineering Courses There are a number of undergraduate electrical engineering courses you can pursue to make it as an electrical engineer. Here are the most popular undergraduate electrical engineering courses: Diploma in Electrical Engineering Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must

Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest, broadest, and widely-pursued engineering fields. Despite all the vagaries of the global economic crisis and meltdown, the job market for mechanical engineering continued to stand strong. Nevertheless, many students feel perplexed in choosing mechanical engineering as a profession, as there are so many other alluring career options available today. We, at the Indore Institute of Science & Technology, would like to assure that Mechanical Engineering is an evergreen professional arena and the demand for mechanical engineers in the job market is only going to surge with time. But for those who are contemplating to pursue this degree as their career, it is important you take a glance at the different angles of this stream and know how this field of education can unravel the paths to countless career opportunities.                                                The field of Mechanical Engineering is about creating all kinds of mechanical syste