Research Facilities

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Research Facilities

Consortium provides access and support to Universities and Academic Institutions to state of art research facilities through its Centres at Indore, Kolkata, Mumbai and Kalpakkam node.

Indore Centre provides support for beamlines at synchrotron radiations sources (Indus-1 & Indus-2); Materials under extreme condition – Low Temperature and High Magnetic Field (LTHM), Surface Science & Thin Films, Spatial/Spectral & Time Resolved imaging for materials & dynamics.

Kolkata Centre provides support for experimental and theoretical nuclear physics & applications of nuclear techniques using DAE accelerators at VECC – Kolkata, IOP Bhubaneswar & TIFR-BARC Mumbai.

Mumbai Centre provides support for Neutron Scattering Facilities at Dhruva Reactor at BARC and complementary facilities.

Kalpakkam Node provides accesses to the medium size but high technology facility of IGCAR, Kalpakkam.

Details and specifications of facilities can be found here and online research proposal can be submitted through our user portal.

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UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research, University Campus, Khandwa Road, Indore (M.P.) 452001. Tel: 0731-2463945; 2463913; 2762267; Fax: 0731-2462294
E-mail: [email protected]

UGC has established Inter-University Centres (IUCs) for providing state-of-the-art equipment & facilities for the benefit of researchers working in different universities.

UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research (formerly known as IUC-DAEF), was created in the year 1990. The broad objective of Consortium is developing competence and promoting research in front line areas of science and technology in Indian Universities by providing institutional framework for optimum utilization of major research facilities established by the Department of Atomic Energy such as Synchrotron Radiation Sources at, RRCAT Indore; Dhruva Reactor at BARC Mumbai; VECC at Kolkata and facilities at IGCAR, Kalpakkam.

The Consortium represents part of the UGC initiative towards augmentation and sharpening of the research skills in the higher education within teaching sector of the nation. A good part of the efforts from the Consortium goes towards supporting and interacting with the research scholars from all over the nation.

The Consortium collaborates with the research groups from the teaching communities across the nation under its novel Collaborative Research Scheme (CRS) enabling a prolific and high quality research usage of the in-house and the DAE research facilities.

User’s Support is extended under the Collaborative Research Scheme (CRS) of Consortium. All facilities of Consortium are available free of cost to users in Universities and Academic institutions. The support is also extended towards travel and local support to avail CRS. Online research proposal can be submitted through our user portal.

Mandate of UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research

To promote interaction amongst the scientists working in the research centres of the Department of Atomic Energy and the faculty from the universities and other institutions of higher learning, and to enable young students to work on programmes of national importance under the joint guidance of the faculty from universities and the scientists of DAE so as to nurture an organic linkage between the university system and research centres of DAE, the University Grants Commission and Atomic Energy of new research facilities. Accordingly, the University Grants Commission created an Inter-University Consortium, with its headquarters at Indore for the utilization of the facilities established by the Department of Atomic Energy.The Inter- University consortium has over the years taken several initiatives to foster the interaction between the University system and the DAE institutions.

As per the present MoU, collaboration between the Department of Atomic Energy and University Grants Commission will be expanded to cover the disciplines of physical sciences, chemical sciences, life sciences and engineering sciences. DAE will continue to make the major research facilities accessible to the researchers from the universities and institutions of higher learning through the consortium. It will also make available the infrastructural and accessorial facilities such as laboratories, library, workshop etc. necessary to carry on the research work. The UGC, through the Consortium, will continue to make suitable financial provision for the salary of the core scientific, technical and administrative staff, fellowship to research students, the travel and stay of the visiting faculty, and other recurring and non-recurring expenditure on the functioning of the Consortium. It will also provide adequate grant for equipment and consumables.