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B´ÉÆ ±ÉäJÉÉ 195 ¦Éhb÷É®ú B´ÉÆ GòªÉ PERFORMANCE INDICATORS 197 Finance and Accounts 198 Stores and Purchase RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT REPORTS 26 026 Advanced Materials 200 ANNEXURES 040 Polymer Materials Research Papers Published 200 055 Organic Chemistry Foreign Patents Granted 228 072 Carbohydrate Chemistry 230 078 Indian Patents Granted Chemical Biology ANNEXURES PhD Theses 236 085 Chemical Engineering Science Books/ Chapters in Books 241 090 Catalysis Academic Collaborations 242 104 Surface Science Deputations Abroad 246 106 Physical Chemistry Lectures / Seminars Delivered by 249 107 Theory and Computational Science Visitors 109 Biological Sciences Invited talks/ Lectures Delivered by 254 128 Public-Private Partnership Programmes NCL Scientists 137 Joint Research Initiatives: IGIB & IGCAR Conferences/ Workshop / Symposia 257 145 Network Projects Organized RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT REPORTS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 162 Centers of Excellence Awards / Recognitions 258 Members, Board of 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