The Department of Chemistry at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus is devoted towards teaching and research. Some of our major research thrust areas include green chemistry, nano materials, polymers, bio-inorganic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, environmental analytical chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry and computational chemistry.
Welcome to the Department of Chemistry at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus. Our department is committed to excellence in teaching and cutting-edge research across a diverse spectrum of chemical sciences. With strong emphasis on fundamental concepts and real-world applications, we nurture future scientists and innovators prepared to address global challenges. Our faculty and researchers are actively engaged in areas like green chemistry, nanomaterials, and bio-inorganic chemistry, reflecting our dedication to impactful, interdisciplinary science.
The department is responsible for delivering a rigorous chemistry curriculum to undergraduate and postgraduate students, while also fostering a strong research environment. We support interdisciplinary learning and maintain high academic standards, ensuring that our graduates are both intellectually equipped and industry-ready.
Faculty members are involved in funded research projects supported by national and international agencies. These projects span across sustainable chemistry, drug discovery, nanomaterials for environmental and biomedical use, and more.
The department hosts a vibrant cohort of doctoral scholars working on cutting-edge research problems. These scholars contribute significantly to the department’s research output and often collaborate with industry and academia.
Research in the department has led to novel findings, some of which are in the process of patent filing. Innovations range from environmentally friendly chemical processes to new synthetic pathways in medicinal chemistry.
Faculty and research scholars regularly publish in high-impact international journals. Our contributions are recognized in areas like computational chemistry, green synthesis, and bio-organic chemistry.
