UGC-DAE- Consortium for Scientific Research is an autonomous institute of university grants commission (UGC), which provides specialized training and advanced characterization facilities for university researchers and also making facilities of DAE accessible to them
UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research
( An Autonomous Institution of University Grants Commission, New Delhi )
Director's Message
Nuclear Techniques
Thin film deposition facilities
- UHV e- beam evaporation
- Ion beam sputtering
- Laser ablation system
- Magnetron sputtering
- Langmuir-Blodgett technique
Interaction with RRCAT Indore
Others facilities
As I read comments on the quality of research output from our expanding university system, I am reminded of the views a highly respected physicist expressed during an email interaction, viz. "While in other countries people rally behind a particular scientist with some national pride, such a trait is absent in India. Colleagues in India often take cognizance of (a) significant idea only after it is endorsed by the west". What follows, as a corollary to this, is the lack of focused research pursuing Indian ideas.
A new concept of researchers in academic institutions working together
News & Announcements
CONSORTIUM CENTRES
CSR Research Facilities at a Glance
Magnetic measurements
- Vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM; 2K/14T)
- SQUID magnetometer (2K-320K; 7T)
- AC Susceptibility (80-300K/10Oe)
- Magneto-Optic Kerr effect (MOKE)
- In-situ MOKE
- VSM-SQUID (2K/7T)
Spectroscopic techniques
- Photo-electron spectroscopy (XPS, UPS, AES)
- Secondary Ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS)
- Inverse Photo-emission spectroscopy (IPS)
- Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis (ESCA)
- Mossbauer spectroscopy (2K/8T)
- Micro Raman spectroscopy (LT)
- UV-Visible spectroscopy
- FTIR
- Dielectric Spectroscopy: Broadband Impedance Analyzer
Transport and Thermal measurements
- Quantum design PPMS with resistivity/Specific heat (0.3K/14T)
- Magnetoresistance /specific heat (1.5K/8T)
- CCR based resistivity/thermoelectric power (4.2K)
- PE loop tracer
- Dielectric Relaxation Spectroscopy
- Liquid He based resistivity/thermoelectric power (5-330K)
Scattering techniques
- X-ray diffraction
- High-resolution x-ray diffraction
- Energy-Dispersive-X-Ray-Fluorescence analysis
- Light Scattering technique
Microscopic Techniques
- Transmission Electron Microscope with EDAX
- Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) with EDAX
- Scanning probe microscope (SPM)
- Low temperature and high field SPM (5K/9T)
- Confocal Microscope
- UHV STM
- In-situ characterization of magnetic thin films using MOKE, RHEED and X-ray scattering techniques
- MCD beamline at INDUS II (being fabricated with DST support)
- Imaging beamline at INDUS II (in collaboration with BARC)
- Low temperature high field XRD
- MOKE microscopy
- High field, low temperature dielectric measurements
Dr. Praveen Chaddah
FASc, FNA, FNASc
Forthcoming New Facilities
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INDORE , Madhya Pradesh
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MUMBAI , Maharashtra
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KOLKATA, West Bengal
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KALPAKKAM, Tamilnadu
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The Indore Centre is developed towards utilisation of the synchrotron radiation sources INDUS-1 and -2 and in-house state of art facilities...
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Mumbai Centre of the Consortium is located inside the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) at Trombay. The major activity of this centre is to promote Neutron Beam...
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The Kolkata Center is primarily devoted to research in different aspects of experimental and theoretical nuclear physics and applications of nuclear techniques in condensed...
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The Kalpakkam node provides access to the medium sized but high technology facility of IGCAR, KALPAKKAM for the university researcher to promote collaborative research...
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