| Sr. No. |
Name of Teacher |
Name of Topic |
PPTs |
| 01 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting held in Lindau, Germany During 26 June – 09 July 2016 |
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| 02 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Basics of Superhydrophobic Surfaces |
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| 03 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Creep in Materials |
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| 04 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Fatigue in Materials |
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| 05 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Hardness Testing of Materials |
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| 06 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Impact Testing of Materials |
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| 07 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Impurity Levels in Doped Semiconductors |
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| 08 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Industrial Applications of Superhydropobic Coatings |
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| 09 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Atomic and Molecular Physics (AMP) |
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| 10 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Superhydrophobic Leaf Mesh Modified by Nanocomposite for Oil–Water Separation |
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| 11 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Mechanical Testing of Materials |
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| 12 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) of Materials |
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| 13 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Superhydrophobic Sawdust – Polystyrene Composite Pellets for Efficient Oil-water Separation |
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| 14 |
Dr. S. S. Latthe |
Optically Transparent and Durable Superhydrophobic Coatings for Self-cleaning Applications |
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| 15 |
Dr. G. J. Navathe |
Basics of Quantum Mechanics |
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| 16 |
Dr. G. J. Navathe |
Photoelectrochemical Cells |
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| 17 |
Dr. G. J. Navathe |
Quantum Mechanics: Small things are weird |
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| 18 |
Dr. G. J. Navathe |
Solid State Physics |
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| 19 |
Dr. G. J. Navathe |
Temperature Transducer |
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| 20 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
Introduction to X-Ray Diffraction |
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| 21 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
UV photoconductive detector based on spray deposited ZnO thin films |
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| 22 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
Thermodynamics |
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| 23 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
ZnO/CdS Core-Shell Nanorod Array Thin Films for SC Sensitized Solar Cell Application |
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| 24 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
Luminescence |
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| 25 |
Dr. S. I. Inamdar |
Chemical Vapour Deposition |
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| 26 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Monostable Multivibrator |
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| 27 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Defects in Crystals |
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| 28 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Electrodeposition |
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| 29 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Second Order Homogeneous Differential Equation with Constant Coefficients |
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| 30 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Micrometer Screw Guage |
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| 31 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Vernier Calliper |
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| 32 |
Dr. M. M. Karanjkar |
Waves Motion and Ultrasonic Waves |
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| 33 |
Prof. S. V. Malgaonkar |
Accelerators |
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| 34 |
Prof. S. V. Malgaonkar |
Diffraction |
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| 35 |
Prof. S. V. Malgaonkar |
Ordinary Differential Equations |
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| 36 |
Prof. S. V. Malgaonkar |
Solar Cells: Alternatives to Crystalline Silicon |
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| 37 |
Prof. S. V. Malgaonkar |
Thermoelectric Power |
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| 38 |
Prof. C. J. Kamble |
The Hall Effect |
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| 39 |
Prof. C. J. Kamble |
Special Theory of Relativity |
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| 40 |
Prof. C. J. Kamble |
Static Magnetic Field |
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| 41 |
Prof. C. J. Kamble |
Universal B-H Curve |
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| 42 |
Dr. S. M. Kumbhar |
Chemical Bath Deposition |
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| 43 |
Dr. S. M. Kumbhar |
Electron Spin Resonance |
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| 44 |
Dr. S. M. Kumbhar |
Lagrange’s Equations with Constraints |
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| 45 |
Dr. S. M. Kumbhar |
Partition Function |
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| 46 |
Dr. S. M. Kumbhar |
Combinatorics, Probability and Multiplicity |
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| 47 |
Dr. T. U. Urunkar |
Classical Mechanics vs Quantum Mechanics |
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| 48 |
Dr. T. U. Urunkar |
Quantum Mechanics |
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| 49 |
Dr. T. U. Urunkar |
Quantum Phenomena |
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| 50 |
Dr. T. U. Urunkar |
The Structure and Evolution of Stars |
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| 51 |
Dr. T. U. Urunkar |
X-ray diffraction |
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| 52 |
Dr. N. A. Narewadikar |
Laws of Thermodynamics |
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| 53 |
Dr. N. A. Narewadikar |
Magnetic Susceptibility |
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| 54 |
Dr. N. A. Narewadikar |
Newton’s Laws of Motion |
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| 55 |
Dr. N. A. Narewadikar |
Raman Spectroscopy |
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| 56 |
Dr. N. A. Narewadikar |
Thin Film Deposition Techniques |
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| 57 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Characterization of Thin Film |
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| 58 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Dye Sensitised Solar Cells |
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| 59 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Electro Deposition of Metals |
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| 60 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Photoluminescence Spectroscopy |
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| 61 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Physical Vapour Deposition |
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| 62 |
Mr. A. V. Shinde |
Statistical Mechanics |
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| 63 |
Mr. A. N. Gore |
Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT) |
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| 64 |
Mr. A. N. Gore |
Career Guidance Plan for Physics Graduates |
|
| 65 |
Mr. A. N. Gore |
Avenues after B.Sc. Physics |
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| 66 |
Mr. A. N. Gore |
P-N Junction Diodes |
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| 67 |
Miss. S. S. Patil |
Electronic Devices |
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| 68 |
Miss. S. S. Patil |
Our Expanding Universe |
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| 69 |
Miss. S. S. Patil |
Radioactive Decay |
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| 70 |
Miss. S. S. Gawade |
Atomic Physics |
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| 71 |
Miss. S. S. Gawade |
Parallel Resonance LCR |
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| 72 |
Miss. S. S. Gawade |
Vaccum Pumps |
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| 73 |
Miss. G. G. Jadhav |
Magnetic Properties of Ferrites |
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| 74 |
Miss. G. G. Jadhav |
Monostable Multivibrator using IC 555 |
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| 75 |
Miss. G. G. Jadhav |
Classical Mechanics |
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