Department Activities

 World Photography Day

The Department of Physics celebrated World Photography Day on 19 August 2025 by organizing a photography event for the students. The objective of the event was to encourage students to explore creativity through mobile photography. Students were informed in advance to click photographs during the Independence Day celebrations on 15 August held at the college. They were instructed to capture moments that highlighted the spirit of the national celebration. Participants were required to submit one soft copy and one hard copy of their selected photograph to the department by 18 August 2025. The department received an enthusiastic response from students across different semesters. Many students showcased their talent by submitting visually appealing and meaningful photographs. The entries reflected themes such as patriotism, cultural unity, and the vibrancy of the Independence Day program. Dr. P. Padmavathi Devi  from the Physics Department was assigned as the judge for the event. The judging process focused on creativity, clarity, originality, and relevance to the theme. The faculty carefully evaluated all the submissions. The event helped students enhance their observational skills and artistic expression. It also created a platform for students to participate in a co-curricular activity outside their academic routine. The celebration of World Photography Day added a creative dimension to the department’s annual activities. .

Field Visit to Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ), Visakhapatnam

Academic field trip on 19th Feb 2026 to  Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ) located in Visakhapatnam. The visit provided us with practical exposure to advanced medical technology and innovation centers..

1. Innovation Hub – Bio Valley & Medi Valley 

• Bio Valley focuses on biotechnology-related innovations.

• Medi Valley concentrates on medical device production and healthcare solutions.

 Young innovators and researchers are supported here with infrastructure, mentorship, and technical facilities to develop new medical products and technologies. These hubs promote entrepreneurship and technological advancement in the healthcare sector. Various instruments available in the lab include: Oscilloscopes, Digital Multimeter, Data Acquisition Systems, Patient Monitoring Systems, these facilities help young innovators test, develop, and validate their medical devices before launching them into the market. This centre plays a key role in encouraging medical start-ups and supporting innovation in healthcare technology.

2. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Convention Centre

The convention centre is named in honour of A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. It is used for conferences, scientific meetings, workshops, and training programs. This centre plays an important role in: Promoting research discussions, Encouraging knowledge exchange, Building collaboration among scientists, doctors, and innovators. It serves as a platform for introducing new medical technologies and advancements in the healthcare sector.

3. Artificial Limb Centre

The Artificial Limb Centre focuses on the design and development of prosthetic limbs for physically challenged individuals. How modern technologies such as advanced materials and precision engineering are used to manufacture : Lightweight, Comfortable, Affordable artificial limbs. These prosthetics significantly improve mobility and enhance the quality of life for patients. This centre demonstrates how medical technology can directly impact society by supporting rehabilitation and inclusivity.

4. Electron and Proton Centre

The Electron and Proton Centre is associated with advanced medical equipment that uses electron and proton technologies, especially in radiation-based treatments such as cancer therapy.Controlled beams of electrons and protons are used, Treatment is highly precise, Damage to surrounding healthy tissues is minimized which helped us understand the practical application of physics concepts such as radiation, energy transfer, and particle beams in medical science.

5. Centre of Gamma Irradiation

The Centre of Gamma Irradiation is used for sterilizing medical equipment. Gamma radiation is used to eliminate microorganisms from: Surgical tools, Implants, Syringes, Other medical devices which emphasized that sterilization is crucial to prevent infections and ensure patient safety. We learned how radiation chemistry plays a significant role in maintaining sterile conditions in healthcare industries.

6. Innovation Hub – Bio Valley & Medi Valley

The Innovation Hub consists of Bio Valley and Medi Valley. These centers encourage research, development, and startup initiatives in biotechnology and medical device manufacturing. Bio Valley focuses on biotechnology-related innovations. Medi Valley concentrates on medical device production and healthcare solutions. Young innovators and researchers are supported here with infrastructure, mentorship, and technical facilities to develop new medical products and technologies. These hubs promote entrepreneurship and technological advancement in the healthcare sector.

The field trip to AMTZ was an enriching and educational experience. It helped us to connect theoretical knowledge from our Physics curriculum with real-world applications in medical technology in improving healthcare and society and  better understanding of: Radiation principles, Electron and proton applications in cancer therapy, Sterilization techniques using gamma irradiation, Technological innovations in healthcare

.No. of Students:17

“Types of Project Management”

An engaging activity was conducted on the topic “Types of Project Management” to enhance students’ understanding through creative application. The session aimed to combine technology, creativity, and learning in an interactive way. Students were asked to generate images using the Meta AI image generator on their mobile devices. Each student created visuals based on prompts related to different types of project management. The activity encouraged students to think critically about the core principles of each project management type. It also provided them an opportunity to visualize management concepts in an artistic and innovative form. The use of AI tools made the learning experience more dynamic and technologically relevant. Students demonstrated great enthusiasm and originality in designing their images. The images reflected their understanding of how each project management style functions in real-world scenarios. Dr N. Jyothi , Head of the department of Commerce and Management was invited to evaluate all the submitted images. The evaluation was based on creativity, relevance to the topic, and visual clarity. After careful assessment, the best three images were selected as winners. . Overall, the activity successfully blended creativity with academic learning. It helped students explore modern AI tools while deepening their grasp of project management methodologies.

Quiz on Nanotechnology

REPORT ON QUIZ COMPETITION

Department of Physics organized a quiz competition on the topic “Applications of Nanotechnology” was organized for BBA and B.Com students on 07th February 2026 in Room No. F2. The primary objective of the event was to enhance students’ awareness and understanding of nanotechnology and its applications in various fields.

A total of 40 students participated in the competition. The participants from BBA and B.Com were equally and randomly mixed and divided into four groups to ensure equality, inclusiveness, and balanced participation. This grouping encouraged interaction among students from different disciplines and promoted teamwork and collaboration.

The quiz consisted of multiple rounds designed to test the students’ knowledge, analytical thinking, and quick decision-making skills. The students participated with great enthusiasm and interest, making the competition both informative and enjoyable. The event created a lively and engaging learning atmosphere.

Overall, the quiz competition was conducted successfully and met its objectives. The programme was well appreciated by the students and contributed positively to their academic enrichment and interdisciplinary learning.

Report on Swatch Bharat  Activity

The Department of Physics successfully organized a cleanliness drive on Thursday, 26th March 2026, as part of its commitment to the Swatch Bharat initiative. The activity aimed to install a sense of responsibility, discipline, and awareness about cleanliness among students, while also ensuring a hygienic and well-maintained laboratory environment.

As part of the program, minor Physics students actively participated in cleaning the departmental laboratory. The students were guided to systematically clean various sections of the lab, including workbenches, equipment surfaces, storage areas, and surrounding spaces. They were also instructed on proper waste disposal methods and the importance of maintaining cleanliness in scientific workspaces.

The activity was conducted under the supervision of three faculty members from the department. The faculty ensured that the cleaning process was carried out efficiently and safely, without causing any damage to sensitive laboratory instruments. They also emphasized the importance of cleanliness in experimental accuracy and overall academic discipline.

The initiative not only contributed to improving the physical condition of the laboratory but also helped in promoting teamwork and social responsibility among students. The participation of students was enthusiastic, and the objectives of the Swachh Bharat mission were effectively conveyed.

In conclusion, the cleanliness drive was a meaningful and successful effort by the Department of Physics, reinforcing the values of hygiene, responsibility, and community participation among students. The department plans to continue such activities in the future to maintain a clean and healthy academic environment.