What chemical engineers can learn from shrimp ! | Aniruddha Pandit | TEDxICTMumbai

Dr. A.B. Pandit, who is currently the Dean of Human Resource Development and one of the most respected professors at the Institute of Chemical Technology(ICT), in the 4th edition of TEDxICTMumbai,he will speak to you about the contribution of chemical engineering in the upliftment of rural areas in India and will negate the common perception of masses on chemical engineering being an engineering branch that only caters to the urban population and in the process contributes largely to the environmental degradation. Dr. A.B. Pandit, who is currently the Dean of Human Resource Development and one of the most respected professors at the Institute of Chemical Technology(ICT), in the 4th edition of TEDxICTMumbai, will speak to you about the contribution of chemical engineering in the upliftment of rural areas in India and will negate the common perception of masses on chemical engineering being an engineering branch that only caters to the urban population and in the process contributes largely to the environmental degradation This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@siddharthsatbhai6584]

That's why chemical engineers are called as 'universal engineers' ! Amazing talk by Pandit Sir !!! 👍🙏

[@rajmusale2729]

Sir A B pandit. you are precious gem of ICT.

[@satyajitverma2158]

Dr. Pandit, as a fellow ChemE, you have all my respect for your insight into and determination to put into practice the knowledge of (chemical) engineering principles. Bravo.

[@akshaywankhede5367]

Proude to call myself a chemical engineer

[@kocengineering769]

I am also sir
Are u in india

[@akshaywankhede5367]

@@kocengineering769 yes

[@Hari-lw8jb]

Me too...

[@35.sujalkamble8]

An excellent explanation by Dr. A. B Pandit!!! 🙂

[@visukarate]

So awesome sir

[@purvammodi5257]

Great !!

[@chitralade4923]

Being Microbiologist,highly appreciate the idea and concept of killing germs in handpump.Very good explanation Sir

[@prabhakarkelkar4067]

Dear Dr Pandit, thanks for sharing how chemical engineering principles are used to improve quality of water from hand pump. These pumps are used throughout the country and I have also used it in my childhood in our village. I think this principle can also be used to purify water from wells which are used in villages and smaller towns in country for drinking water. Your comment please. Prabhakar M Kelkar Ex UDCT student.

[@riteshpatidar]

Sir please share some video on basic fundamentals of sonochemistry. It is intresting to know it please.

[@karankewat1.10]

Amazing!

[@pascaljr4143]

Proudly chemical engineer ❤

[@anandpatil6934]

Proud to be a chemical engineer😘

[@anandpatil6934]

@Mind of being yes but intresting subjects are there.. it's not about Chemistry okay!

[@anandpatil6934]

@Mind of being it's about reactors boilers chemical plants and much more?

[@danyliv2028]

@Mind of being yeah don’t major in chemical engineering for the chemistry because there is almost none. It’s mostly physics and math with 10% pure chemistry

[@rraghavendraravi2489]

Great video.

[@milindvelhal4911]

Igniting and inspiring

[@hanif-pl5hd]

excellent application

[@adityaphatak8590]

I live near rankala lake, but I didn't knew about this..!!

[@ajityadav2232]

Where this performed

[@vvsuryarau1108]

Dear Dr.Pandit thank you for changing the image of chemical engineers from P2 S Polluters to sustainability saviours. regards suryarau

[@MohammadSirajuddinn]

Proud to hear it from my Prof:)

[@AhamedAmeerali]

Where he from college name

[@aayushbhat8088]

@@AhamedAmeerali ICT Mumbai

[@pro-ol1tq]

@@aayushbhat8088 Please tell how is fibres and textile branch there should I take it ?

[@aayushbhat8088]

@@pro-ol1tq Every branch is good if you have the zeal to learn something. Textile branch is decent. Not too good, not too bad. It's good if you are planning to do a masters or PhD abroad later. Otherwise, only a handful of people from textiles get excellent placements. The rest have to settle for much less CTC.

[@pro-ol1tq]

@@aayushbhat8088 Thank you so much for replying, I got 89%ile in mhcet and obc , Can you please tell what should be my priority a good branch like Electronics and telecom. in some decent colleges of Pune or textile in good college like ICT or VJTI ? please tell🙏

[@vivekvankar2178]

O wow

[@spuhdermahn4478]

I feel so proud to be pursuing Chemical Engineering in ICT today, truly my best decision!

[@niranjanr8075]

No wonder ICT Mumbai is No.1 in Chem Engg

[@ONEAIM7]

No doubt but real emotion is IIT BOMBAY

[@drprasadtl]

Mimicking nature is better engineering

[@Pagaldunya]

😍🔥👍

[@Aspir8]

persuing chemical engineering at svnit,surat

[@namanarora2001]

How is chemical engineering at svnit I am also looking for it this year

[@deepeshgupta1448]

Unfortunately , in india there is not demand of chemical engineers..

[@niranjanr8075]

Just bcoz you don't see anyone called as Chem Engg in companies does not mean they are not found.

[@professorfinesser3060]

Goku 💀

[@knowledgeknights2762]

For congratulating this video , I will eat a shrimp today .

[@showtimetube2880]

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[@pushkargupta9012]

Who loves (gulu)😂😂

[@KrisEditz29]

Now I'm very stubborn to chosse chemical engineering

[@cssrelatedvideosahmed8678]

This decision will devastate you

[@sarveshchougule7880]

@@cssrelatedvideosahmed8678 why so?

[@adityanishad4985]

@@cssrelatedvideosahmed8678 Well At least He is Doing Something.
You Are just Showing Your Reality Right here.

[@rameshgaurav4115]

Agaye hain panditaing namahh

[@siripupriyan]

Am sure he has some Tamil background

[@Cucumberick]

Obnoxious gases? Lol hahahha