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ISRO Satellite CentreDepartment of Space, Government of India

Madiwala Machideva Road(HAL Airport Road), Vimanapura P.O., Bengaluru - 560 017

th28 February2018

NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATION

“Science and Technology for “Science and Technology for Sustainable Future”Sustainable Future”

“Science and Technology for Sustainable Future”

Sir C V Raman

Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, born in Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu on 7th November 1888, was a renowned Indian physicist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1930 for his ground-breaking work in Physics. His father Chandrasekara Iyer, was a lecturer in Mathematics and Physics. His mother was Parvati Ammal. Raman had a good and congenial environment from childhood to pursue intellectual activities. He passed his matriculation at the age of 11 and graduated from the Presidency College, Chennai with gold medals in Physics and English. He also passed the I.C.S. examination with flying colors.

In 1907, while still in his teens, he was posted as Assistant Accountant General in Calcutta. However, he pursued his research in physics at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science (IACS). He studied the diffraction of light and his thesis on the subject was published in 1906. In 1907, he completed his Master's degree in Physics, at the age of 19. Raman was awarded the Doctorate degree in 1921 by Kolkata University. He studied the physics of musical instruments like violin, mridangam and tabla. In 1924, he became a Fellow of the Royal Society. In 1925, he went to Russia to receive an honor from the Russian Academy of Sciences. In 1926, he launched the Indian Journal of Physics.

Once during his return from Europe, Raman was amazed by the blue color of the sea. He did some exper iments and dur ing th is voyage, Raman sent two papers to the journal Nature stating that the color of the sea was due to light scattering by the water molecules - a phenomenon he called molecular diffraction. Raman showed that the blue color of the sea is due to molecular scattering and not due to reflection of the color of the sky. Back home in India, Raman and his students studied the frequency shift of scattered l ight. The real discovery of the “Raman Effect” took place on the 28th of February 1928 when he pointed a direct vision spectroscope on the scattered track and observed that the scattered light contained not only the incident color but at least one other which was a clear demonstration of change in wavelength due to scattering. His research on “Raman Effect” was awarded the Nobel Prize by the Swedish Academy of Sciences in 1930. The Government of India honored him with Bharat Ratna award in 1954. He was also awarded Lenin Peace Prize in 1958. He believed that his life was reserved for science.

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Dr. Anil Agarwal Chairman, Organizing committee, NSD-2018 Space Astronomy Group, PDM&SPA Phone: 080 – 2302 6202 ISRO Satellite Centre Fax : 080 – 2302 6203 Vimanapura Post Email : [email protected] Bengaluru-560017 January 30, 2018

Sub: Celebration of National Science Day (NSD)-2018

Dear Sir / Madam, `National Science Day' is celebrated all over India on 28th February every year with great passion and enthusiasm to instill the spirit of scientific reasoning and inquiry in the young minds. This day is celebrated in commemoration of the discovery of “Raman Effect” by the Indian Physicist Sir C.V. Raman in the year 1928, which fetched him the prestigious Nobel prize in Physics in the year 1930. Alongside the celebrations in the country, we at ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), are organising several events open for school students and teachers in and around Bangalore. The details of the events are given in this brochure. In addition to various events planned on the 17th and 24th of February, we are also organising one day celebration on 28th February which includes visit for students and teachers to the ‘Exhibition of satellites and related aspects” in our centre. Please note that permission for schools to visit the exhibition is limited between 09.30 AM & 3.30 PM on 28-02-2018. You may plan your visit so as to be in time for the inaugural function at 9.15 AM on 28-02-2018. I take this opportunity to invite students from your school to take part in various competitions on the 17th, 24th and 28th of February and join us for the celebrations with a visit to the space exhibition at our centre on the 28th of February. Please refer the brochure for details of the events and send the nominations for participation in the competitions to reach us on or before 12th February 2018. On behalf of the Organising Committee, it gives me immense pleasure to once again extend a warm welcome to students and teachers from your esteemed institution to participate in the events and make NSD grand success. With warm regards, Yours sincerely, (Dr. Anil Agarwal)

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National Science Day - 2018 Theme

“SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE FUTURE”

Science and Technology go hand-in-hand and have always played a pivotal role in the significant growth of mankind from the age-old era to till date. In today’s wake of life, we appreciate the accomplishments of science and technology in every minute of life.

A sound knowledge and deep understanding of science aids development of technology which equips us to find solutions for various economical, social and environmental challenges that we face in our day-to-day life. In order to achieve sustainable development, it is very much essential to encourage and equip ourselves with education at all levels and venture into research areas of science and technology. Involving every individual in one way or the other to bring out the best of science and technology for greener future with sustainable energy is the need of the hour. Promoting science research in various domains to attain greater heights in technology can help in development of the country and hence in overall economic growth of the nation. While there is growth in technology with a vast and deep involvement in science, it is also important to note that we protect the environment to keep it greener for a healthy living. Therefore, we need to bring out innovative ideas and implement them with the help of science and technology for a sustainable future in the only green Planet we know of. The pictures shown are two such initiatives taken in Karnataka. On the left is the Wind mills in Chitradurga and the right is the solar park in Pavagada which when completed will be the largest such park in the world.

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INVITATION

National Science Day February 28, 2018 (Wednesday)

Inaugural Programme

Inauguration of

“National Science Day Celebrations”

&

“Exhibition on Space Related Activities”

Time: 9:30 AM

Valedictory Function

Time: 2:00 PM onwards

ISRO Satellite Centre Madiwala Maachideva Road (HAL Airport Road)

Bengaluru – 560 017

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National Science Day 2018 Program Highlights

February 17, 2018 (09:30 AM to 3:30 PM)

Competitions:

� Essay Writing

� Test of Scientific Temper

Exhibition on Space related activities

February 24, 2018 (09:30 AM to 3:30 PM)

Competitions:

� Innovative Ideas

� Teachers' Event: Presentation

� Extempore Science Elocution


February 28, 2018

Morning Session (09:30 AM to 12:30 Noon)

Competitions:

� Science Quiz

� Spot Painting

� Science in Action


Afternoon Session (02:00 PM to 04:00 PM)

� Valedictory function

• Address by Director, ISAC

• Lecture by Chief Guest

• Prize Distribution

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Event #1 Essay Writing Competition – Kannada / Hindi / English

Three students per category per school as mentioned below: Category-B : V to VII Std., Category-C : VIII to X Std. Date : 17-02-2018 (Saturday)

Time : 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 08:30 AM)

Venue : Satish Dhawan Auditorium, 1 st Floor, Main Building, ISAC

Language Topic for Category B : V to VII Std

Topic for Category C : VIII to X Std

English Solar energy for sustainable future Electric vehicles for a sustainable future: Bane

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Description : This event aims at assessing the writing skills as well as testing their understanding of the subject. It is an individual event. Students are expected to write on the given topic in one of the languages: English , Kannada or Hindi . Best write-up will be selected for the award of prizes based on the content, coherence and presentation styles. Importance will be given for the novelty of the ideas presented. Note: Students must not bring any reference materials/books 1. Participants may write the essay in Kannada, Hindi or English. 2. Length of essay to be restricted to about 3 to 4 A4 size sheets. 3. Sheets will be supplied. Students should bring pens / pencils and writing pads. 4. Criteria for giving marks: creativity, fluency in language and style of presentation. A special prize instituted by Dr. K. Kasturirangan, former Chairman, ISRO will be awarded to the best essay selected from each category. Contact Person for clarifications, if any: Convener : Dr V Girish Phone : 9480467789 E-mail : [email protected]

See also General Note on page 9

Registration Form on Page 12

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Event # 2 Test of Scientific Temper (How & Why of Things)

Maximum of two students per school from Category-C : VIII to X Std.

Date : 17-02-2018 (Saturday)

Time : 01.30 PM to 03.30 PM

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 12:30 PM)

Venue : MOCC Conference Hall, 2 nd Floor, Main Building, ISAC

Description:

This competition is mainly to test the reasoning ability of students to happenings related to normal day-to-day activities and observations of things around them. Some of those inquisitive questions could be as follows:

• Why do we see only one face of the moon always?

• Why tear comes out of eyes when we cry?

• Why sea water is salty?

The students are expected to answer based on scientific principles/concepts. The event Test of Scientific Temper tries to explore scientific awareness among student community. This test will be for 90 minutes duration.

A special prize will be awarded by INSARM Bangalore Chapter for best Scientific Temper.

Note: 1. This is an individual event. 2. Medium of test will be English. 3. Answer sheets will be supplied. Students are required to bring their own

pens/pencils and writing pads. 4. While evaluating answer, emphasis will be given for the understanding of basic

scientific principles and the manner in which they are answered. 5. Answers need to be brief and focused.

Contact person for clarifications, if any:

Convener : Jayasimha P

Phone : 9740362525

E-mail : [email protected]



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Event # 3 Innovative Ideas: A presentation on the given topic engrafting original innovation of the students Maximum of one team of 3 students per Category per school Category-B : V to VII Std., Category-C : VIII to X Std., Date : 24-02-2018 (Saturday)

Time : 01:00 PM –03:30 PM

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 12:30 hrs.)


Description : The competition is designed to challenge the students with innovative problems/ situations. In this process, students are stimulated to apply science creatively to the given problems and bring out innovative solutions, which are novel and original. This being an era of space exploration innovative ideas from young minds can be a real game changer. A brief abstract on the following topics: Category B: “Life is confirmed on an extraterrestri al planet, what will you plan for space missions” Category C: “ Application of artificial intelligenc e in space industry ”

shall be forwarded to the convener on or before February 15, 2018 . The write-up shall not exceed 400 words, shall be printed with Times New Roman of size: 12; any descriptive figure/ image may be included, if found necessary; but all the contents shall fit into a single page of A4-size paper. As brevity is the hallmark of brilliance, any abstract exceeding above descriptions will be summarily rejected.

The selected entries will be communicated by February 19, 2018 ; upon this the teams shall prepare a Power-Point presentation not exceeding 5 slides and forward it to the committee by 12:00 Noon February 24, 2018 . The time allotted to selected participants for presentation is 8 minutes with an additional 2 minutes for discussion/Q&A.

Note: 1. Medium of presentation shall be English / Kannada. 2. The slides shall be in Microsoft office Power point (PPT). 3. Selected candidates have to prepare presentations i n maximum 5 slides.

4. PPT presentations shall be sent by e-mail only to t he below mentioned E-mail id by 12:00 PM Feb 24, 2018. Please note that no electronic sto rage devices are permitted inside the ISRO campus. Candidates have to mention the full na me and school address & their e-mail ids.

5. While evaluating the abstracts, emphasis will be given for novelty, innovation, and originality of the contents. Presentation skills, time management and impact on audience will be among the main selection criteria for final selection/prize.

6. Selected candidates will be intimated via e-mail by Feb 19, 2018.

Contact person for clarifications, if any: Convener : Smrati Verma Phone : 080 23026257 E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 080 23026203


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Event # 4 Teachers' Event: A presentation on

“Science and Technology for sustainable future”

One teacher per school


Time : 9:30 AM –12:30PM

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 08:30 hrs.)

Venue : Satish Dawan Auditoruium, Ist Floor, Main B uilding, ISAC

Description : Science and technology have revolutionized modern life. However, like a double edged sword –they bring about advancements on one hand, and challenges and problems on the other. In the pursuit of more advanced technology, we are consuming, at an alarming rate, the natural resources available on our home planet. If we continue in this manner, our planet is headed for total destruction. Therefore, it is time for us to stop and think about how we can reverse the current trends and start using science and technology to create a sustainable future. A scientific knowledge of the Earth’s history, mineral resources , ecosystems, biodiversity, interaction of humans with ecosystems is the first step towards understanding how to manage our planet for a peaceful and a sustainable future. Building new technology to harness renewable sources of energy like solar power, wind energy, wave energy and other forms of green energy that do not cause pollution is the next step forward. The focus of the presentation has to be on new ideas and concepts which will put Earth back on track in terms of climate, energy and natural resources. All participants are requested to send an abstract of their presentation, with a maximum of 5 slides. Selected participants will be allowed to present for 8 mins with an additional 2 mins for discussion and Q&A. Note:

1. This is an individual event. Medium of presentation will be English/Kannada

2. The slides shall be in Microsoft office Power point (PPT). 3. PPT presentations can be sent to the below mentioned E-mail id by 14 th Feb with

details of the candidates full name, school addres s & their e-mail id’s.

4. Majority of the audience are high school children. 5. Teachers should bring their school identity cards. In case of non-availability of school identity

cards, teachers should bring a letter from the school indicating the name of teacher and school.

6. While evaluating the abstracts, emphasis will be given for innovative ideas, motivating skills and content.

7. Selected candidates will be intimated via e-mail by 16th Feb. 8. Selected candidates have to prepare presentations in maximum 15 slides & send to

us before 27 th Feb. 9. Presentation skills, content, time management and impact on audience will be the main

selection criteria for final selection/prize. Contact person for clarifications, if any: Convener : Lalitha Abraham M A Phone : 080 23026251/ 9740008587 E-mail : [email protected]



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Event # 5 Extempore Science Elocution

One student per category per school as mentioned below: Category-B : V to VII Std., Category-C : VIII to X Std.


Time : 10:00 AM to 12:00 NOON (Category - B)

01:30 PM to 03.30 PM (Category - C)



Description: This event aims at improving students’ oratory skills as well as testing their knowledge about general science. It is an individual event. Students are expected to speak for 3 (three) minutes on a topic picked up 10 minutes earlier. All topics will be related to textbook science and well-known scientists. Best presentations will be selected for the award of prizes based on the content, coherence and presentation style. Note:

1. Students must not bring any reference materials/book. 2. Students must not use any presentation material while presenting their topic.

This event is entirely oratorical in nature. Contact Person for clarifications, if any:

Convener : Nidhi Sharma

Phone : 2508 3120/3510




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Event # 6 Science Quiz

Compulsory Three students per team and One Team per school from

Category-C : VIII to X Std.

Date : 28-02-2018 (Wednesday)

Time : 09:30 AM to 12:00 NOON

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 08.30 AM)


Note:

The quiz will be conducted in two phases. The first phase will be the preliminary round.

This will be in the form of a written test. The top six teams of the preliminary round will

be short listed for the final round. The final round will be in the oral quiz form. The topics

covered will be from various facets of science.


Convener : Shashank S

Phone : 080 23027188


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Event # 7 Spot Painting

Maximum of TWO students per school as per category mentioned below: Category A : I to IV Std. Category B : V to VII Std. Date : 28-02-2018 (Wednesday)

Time : 09:30 AM to 12:00 NOON

(Please report at ISAC Reception by 08.30 AM)

Venue : Parking Bay (below Main canteen), ISAC

Note:

1) Contestants should bring their own painting materials.

2) Drawing sheet of size 450 mm x 350 mm will be supplied by the organizers.

3) The theme for painting will be based on “nature” for category A and “science &

technology” for category B. Exact topics for the competition will be announced at the

venue itself.


Convener : Saurabh Gupta

Phone No : 080 2508 2501



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Event # 8

Science in Action

One student per category per school as mentioned below: Category-B : V to VII Std., Category-C : VIII to X Std.

Date : 28-02-2018 (Wednesday)

Time : 09:30 AM - 12:30 PM



Description:

This is an individual event to test the understanding of basic principles in Science. In this event, some Science experiments will be demonstrated and the students are asked to write the principle behind the experiments. Note: The medium of instructions can be Kannada, English or Hindi. After each demonstration time will be given for the contestants to answer the question. It will be descriptive in nature. More than the text book principle, weightage will be given to the student's understanding of the concept.


Convener : Bhavesh Jaiswal

Phone : 080-25086261




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General Instructions 1. All students and teachers coming to ISAC must di splay their school Identity Card. In case of

non-availability of school identity cards, students should bring a letter from the school Principal indicating the name of the student and sc hool.

2. The best essay in each category will be awarded a special prize instituted by Dr. K. Kasturirangan, former Chairman, ISRO.

3. A special prize will be awarded by INSARM Bangalore Chapter for Test of Scientific Tem per. 4. All students participating in the competitions will be given “Participation Certificate ”. 5. Names of prize winners will be announced and all prizes will be distributed during the NSD

valedictory function on 28th February, 2018 starting at 2.00 PM at Satish Dhawan Auditorium, ISAC. 6. School scoring maximum points (judged by the prizes won by the students of the school) will get the

overall championship shield/cup which will be given during the NSD valedictory function. The coordinating teacher can also accompany the students while receiving the championship shield / cup.

7. Lunch will be served to the participating students / teachers on 17 th, 24th and 28 th February 2018. The registrations for all the events should be sent in the prescribed format to reach us on or before February 12, 2018 by post or email or fax or online via the webportal with the address given below. http://www.isac.gov.in/science-promotion/nsd-2018/ If sent by e-mail or fax or online, the original form should be brought on the day of the event.

8. Mobile phones, CDs, pendrives, cameras, bags or any other electronic items are not permitted inside the campus as per rules. Participants / visitors are requested not to bring any such item. In case such items are brought, own arrangements need to be made for safe keeping of the same outside the campus.

9. ISAC Transport services can be availed after the completion of the program on 17th, 24th and 28 th February 2018. . Route pattern is enclosed.

10. Schools may contact any of the following organizing committee members for any clarification between 8.30 AM – 5.00 PM

Dr. Anil Agarwal, Chairman 23026201

Shri. Mruthyunjaya L 25084263

Shri. Kotresh M 25083068

Smt. Savitha A 25083629/3664

Dr. Mahesh Kumar. S 25082552

Shri. Satyanarayana G 25084334

Shri Boul Chandra Garai 25082308

Shri Prasad B S 25084455

Shri Pradeep Kumar Dubey 25082893

Shri Rajasekhar V 25082073

Shri Vijayanand S 25084028/2633

Shri Suresh M Hebballi 25084383/4468

Shri Taberez Ali Thotad 25084373

Shri Nagaraja S R 25082689

Dr. Ramadevi M C, Member Secretary 23026261/6221

Note: All correspondence should be made to the email id [email protected] or visit http://www.isac.gov.in/science-promotion/nsd-2018/ Help Desk (On the competition days only) :

Name Contact Number

Mr. Suresh Hebbali 080 2508 4468 / 4383 Mr. Livin Kumar 080 2508 4469 / 4470

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ISAC BUS ROUTE DETAILS FOR DROP ONLY AFTER THE COMPETITIONS ON 17-02-2018 and 24-02-2018 (DEPARTURE AT 4 PM)

Route No. 1: ISAC, Domlur Quarters, Madiwala Mosque, BTM Layout Water Tank, East End Circle, JP Nagar 6th Phase, Vikram Nagar (BTS Stop), RRSSC, Padmanabhanagar Circle, BSK Shopping Complex, Bata, BSK BTS Stop.

Route No. 2: ISAC, Football Stadium, Baldwin Girls’ School, Kittur Rani Chennamma Circle, Sangam Theatre (Drop only), Platform Road Church (Pick up Only), Central Theatre, RMS (Pickup only), Malleswaram Circle, Nagappa Park, Mariyappanpalya, Navarang Theatre, 76 BTS Stop, Modi Hospital, 96 BTS Stop, Water tank, Basaveswaranagar, National School, Toll Gate Circle, Vijayanagar BTS Stop, RPC Quarters, Attiguppe.

Route No. 3: ISAC, Sainik Welfare Centre, Guttahalli Bus Stop, (Opp to Tata Motors) Bashyam Circle, Astra IDL, IISc (KV Corner), Deevanrapalya, Mathikere Foto Flash, Yeswanthpur Circle, Jalahally Quarters, Kammagondanahally, Ayyappa Temple, Jalahalli Cross. (Dasarahalli & Chikkabanavara) Saturday only.

Route No. 4: ISAC, Indiranagar Newland Quarters, Indiranagar Old land Quarters, Isolation Hospital, Tin Factory, ITI Colony Gate, Ramamurthy Nagar, Deewan Nursing Home, Kuvempu Circle, Banaswadi Police Station, Speech & Hearing, St. Charles High School, Venkateshpuram P.O, Nagavara,

Route No. 5: ISAC, Viveknagar, KK Mantap, Audugodi, Lakkasandra, Wilson Garden 10th Cross, Asoka Pillar, Madhavan Park, Jayanagar 4th Block (BTS Stop), 38th Cr Jayanagar, Nanda Theatre, Bharathi Nurshing Home, Nagasandra Circle, NR Colony, Netkalappa Circle, RK Square, Ward Office, Vidyapeeta Circle, Ganapathi Clinic, Subramanya Temple, Ganesh Bhavan, Uma Theatre, Hotel Prabha, BB Builders, AMCO Batteries. Route No. 6: ISAC, BTS 6th Depot, Timber Depot, Sindhi Colony, Cox Town Circle, Asoka Theatre, Cant Rly Stn (Front side), Munireddypalya Police Station, CIL, RT Nagar Post Office, CBI, Gangenahalli, Sanjayanagar, NGEF Layout, Chowdeshwari Temple, BEL Circle, BEL-SBI, Nagaland Circle, NTI Colony (Water Tank).

No Deviation in the routes / stops permitted

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ISAC BUS ROUTE DETAILS FOR DROP AFTER THE COMPETITI ONS ON 28-02-2018

(DEPARTURE AT 5:05 PM)

Route Nos. ISAC - BOARDING POINTS

1 Silvepura, Huralichikkanahalli, Soladevanahalli, Chikkabanavara (Gangamma Temple), Mallasandra, Widia School, NH Junction, Dasarahalli, Jalahalli Cross, Peenya, ISAC

2 Gantagaanahalli, Akash Vihar Layout, Yelahanka New Town(SBI), ISAC

3 Shettyhalli, Kammagondanahally Bridge, via BEL Circle, Sanjay Nagar, RT Nagar Post Office, ISAC

4 Jalahalli Quarters, Jalahalli Police Station, Gokula, Muthyalanagara, (Drop only) Mathikere Bus Stop, Deevanarapalya, IISc KV Corner, Malleswaram 18th Cross [Chai Point], ISAC

5 Mahalakshmi Layout (Corporation Bank), Subramanya Nagar 10th Main 10th Cross (Vinayaka Dental Clinic), Nagappa Block, ISAC

6 Sonnenahally, New Horizon School, Maruti Mandir, RPC Quarters, Amco Batteries, New Gudadahalli, Hotel Prabha, Uma Theatre, Wilson Garden 10th Cross, ISAC

7 Rajarajeshwari Temple, DG Petrol Bunk, Nagalakshmi Kalyana Mantapa, Ragigudda Temple, ISAC

8 Ramamurthy Nagar (On Outer Ring Road), Unik Kitchen, Nagavara, Hennur BTS Depot 10, Shobha Stores, KEB, Indira Nagar BTS Depot , New Land Quarters, ISAC.

No Deviation in the routes / stops permitted

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Registration form for NSD-2018 (To reach on or befo re February 12, 2018)

Event-1: Essay Writing Venue: Satish Dhawan Auditorium, ISAC Convener: Dr. Girish V Date: February 17, 2018

USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY

Category B : V to VII Std Category C : VIII to X Std

S.No. Name of Student M/F Std S.No. Name of Student M/F Std

1. Eng 1. Eng

2. Hin 2. Hin

3. Kan 3. Kan

Name and Address of the school:

Principal’s Signature & Seal

School Phone: Email :


Event-2: Test of Scientific Temper Venue: Satish Dhawan Auditorium, ISAC Convener: Jayasimha P Date : February 17, 2018


Category C: VIII to X Std (Max. Two students)

S.No. Name of Student M/F Std

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2.




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Event-3: Innovative Ideas Venue: Satish Dhawan Auditorium, ISAC Convener: Smrati Varma Date : Febrauary 24, 2018




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Event-4: Teachers' Event Venue:MOCC Conference Hall, ISAC Convener: Lalitha Abraham M A Date : February 24, 2017


Max. One Teacher Per School

S.No. Name M/F

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Event-5: Extempore Science Elocution Venue: MOCC Conference Hall, ISAC Convener: Nidhi Sharma Date : February 24, 2018




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Event-6: Science Quiz Venue: Satish Dhawan Auditorium, ISAC Convener: Shashank S Date: February 28, 2018


Category C : VIII to X Std (One team of compulsory 3 students)

S.No. Name of Student M/F Std

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Event-7: Spot Painting Venue: Parking Bay, ISAC Convener: Saurabh Gupta Date: February 28, 2018


Category A : I to IV Std Category B : V to VI I Std


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Event-8: Science in Action Venue: MOCC Conference Hall, ISAC Convener: Bhavesh Jaiswal Date : February 28, 2018




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Details of Students participating in NSD -2018 (To be sent along with Registration Forms)

Consolidated List

Contact: Dr. Ramadevi MC Venue : I SAC e-mail: [email protected] Date: 17-02-2018; 24-02-2018 & 28-02-2018

17-02-2018

Number of Students participating in competitions

Number of Students visiting exhibition (total number max 20 per school)

Number of Teachers accompanying students

24-02-2018



Number of Teachers participating in competitions


28-02-2018







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IMPORTANT NOTE

The registrations for all the events should be sent in the prescribed format to reach us on or before February 12, 2018 by post or email or fax or online via the webportal with the address given below. If sent by e-mail or fax or online, the original form should be brought on the day of the event. Website:http://www.isac.gov.in/science-promotion/ns d-2018/ Postal Address:

Dr. M C Ramadevi Member Secretary, NSD-2018 Organizing committee

Space Astronomy Group ISRO Satellite Centre,

Vimanapura Post, Madiwala Maachideva Road, (HAL Airport Road), Bengaluru-560 017

Tel No. 080 – 23026261/6221 Fax: 080 – 23026203

Email: [email protected]

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LOCATION

ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) is located on Madiwala Maachideva Road (HAL Airport

Road), next to National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) (Close to Hotel Leela Palace

/Manipal Hospital).

It may please be noted that the main entry into the campus is from Madiwala

Maachideva Road (HAL Airport Road). An additional rear entry from Kendriya

Vidyalaya, NAL Campus, Jeevan Bhima Nagar also exists.

BUS ROUTES

Buses From Bus / Route Numbers Alighting Point

Majestic /

Kempe Gowda Bus Stand

333 Series – all buses

going towards HAL Murugesh Palya

138, 138A Jeevan Bhima Nagar

K R Market (City Market)

All buses going towards

HAL / Marathahalli /

Whitefield

Murugesh Palya

Shivaji Nagar 330 & 331 Series Murugesh Palya

139 Jeevan Bhima Nagar

Banashankari / Jayanagar 7D, 201G Jeevan Bhima Nagar

Jayanagar 4th Block 411 Murugesh Palya

Reporting Time

As the security formalities (which takes some time) need to be duly observed, the

visitors are advised to report at ISAC reception sufficiently in advance on 17-02-2018,

24-02-2018 and 28-02-2018 for competitions / events as suggested. This will ensure

that there will be no delay in participation in various events.

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National Science Day 2018, ISRO Satellite Centre - Event Matrix

SL.No

Event

Class/Std/Category

Date ,Venue & Time

Convener Contacts

Details on

page A: I – IV B: V- VII C: VIII-X

1 Essay Writing -

3 per school

3 per school

17-02-2018 Satish Dhawan Auditorium,

Ist Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 10:00 AM -11:00 AM

Dr. Girish V.

[email protected] 080-25083687

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2 Test of

Scientific Temper

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2 per school

17-02-2018 MOCC Conference Hall,

2nd Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM

Jayasimha P [email protected]

080-2508 3630 2

3 Innovative Ideas

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1 team of 3 per school

1 team of 3 per

school


Ist Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 01:00 PM -03:30 PM

Smrati Verma


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4 Teachers'

Event

1 per school


Ist Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Lalitha Abraham M A [email protected]

080-23026251 4

5

Extempore Science Elocution

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1 per school

1 per school


2nd Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 10:00 AM -12:00 NOON 01:30 PM to 03.30 PM

Nidhi Sharma


5

6 Science Quiz - -

1 team of 3 per school


Ist Floor ,main Building, ISAC 09:30 AM -12:00 PM

Shashank S.


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7 Spot Painting

2 per school

2 per school -

28-02-2018 Parking Bay (below Main canteen),

ISAC 09:30 AM -12:00 PM

Saurabh Gupta

[email protected] 080-2508 2501/2174

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8 Science in

Action -

1 per school

1 per school


2nd Floor ,Main Building, ISAC 09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Bhavesh Jaiswal [email protected]

080-23026261

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ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) is the lead centre of the Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO) responsible for design, development, assembly & integration of communication, navigation, remote sensing, scientific and small satellite missions.

The specialized teams of scientists, engineers and technicians of ISAC have built more than 100 complex & advanced satellites for various applications in areas of telecommunications, television broadcasting, VSAT services, tele-medicine, tele-education, navigation, weather forecasting, disaster warning, search and rescue operations, earth observations, natural resource management, scientific and space science etc.

Starting from Aryabhata to the recent Cartosat 2 series including 103 co-passenger satellites, ISAC has demonstrated its capability to build state-of-the-art satellites for a host of applications.

After placing the Indian tricolor onto the Moon & exploring the frontiers of Mars, ISAC is now looking towards probing the unexplored frontiers of Venus and the Sun. In its quest to bring space technology for the benefit of common man and also to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, ISRO envisages to bring unprecedented technological prowess to the nation.

Vision of ISRO : Harness space technology for national

development, while pursuing space science research and

planetary exploration.

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