A webinar on “IMMUNITY v/s COVID 19 “ was organized by Department of Physics, on 26th June 2020 by Guest speaker Sri. Sheshadri Sharma for both faculties and students. Objective of the Webinar was to address improving immunity, improving respiratory system and interventions to overcome respiratory disorders and other dimensions like stress, anxiety and depression related issues due to isolation, uncertainty and disruption in normal life to our society in today's critical condition arising due to pandemic COVID-19 and to make people aware of physical and mental diseases and its solutions through practicing yoga.

A International webinar on “Integration of grapheme & semiconductors for optoelectronic applications” was organized by Department of Physics, on 12th October 2020 by Dr. Medini Padmanabhan, Associate Professor, Department of Physical Sciences, Rhode Island College. The webinar aimed to provide opportunities to faculty members and research scholars to enrich their knowledge in the field of present research. Towards the end of the session the participants were able to know that the electrodeposited Cds induces the photoconductivity in Graphene and Graphene MoS2 hybrids exhibit gate tunable optoelectronic memory effect. It was also interesting to know that presently computational studies are going on where the goal of the work is to understand how inclusion of piezoelectric can enhance TEG performances using COSMOL.

A webinar on “21st Century Technology Skills for CSE Students” was organized jointly by Department of Physics and Department of R&D, DBIT on 16th February 2021 with Mr. Gururaj P as guest speaker. The main intention of this webinar was to create an awareness on top various IT skills which are in high demand and make the participants understand the difference between Top domains in IT industry and also to identify various software certifications available for each IT domain.

A webinar on “Heterostructures from two-dimensional van der Waals materials and their optoelectronic properties” was organized by Department of Physics, DBIT on 25th June 2021 with Dr. Kallol Roy, Research Fellow, Center for Advanced 2DMaterials, National University of Singapore as guest speaker. The presentation highlighted on unique functionalities, especially optoelectronic properties of various heterostructures made from 2D van der Waals materials. Especially heterostructures made from graphene and other 2D semiconductors such as molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) etc. was highlighted to demonstrate their extremely sensitive optoelectronic response which makes these materials suitable for photo detection and single photon counting applications.