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CSIR-IICT welcomes corporates to invest CSR funds in R&D of institute – For further details please contact BDRM

Welcome you to have a gist of our Institute! CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology has been striving towards the welfare of the society through chemistry and chemical technologies since its inception in 1944. In its journey of close to eight decades, the institute has developed and transferred technologies in the areas of Coal, Oils & Fats, Generic Drugs, Agrochemicals, Catalysis, Polymers and Coatings.The institute was established with an objective to serve the society of the region through scientific inventions. Over the period of time, IICT has transformed into an institute of international repute and addresses several global issues. Today, our institute has a rich pool of highly qualified scientific personnel and vibrant research students who are involved in diverse areas of research and innovation related to chemical sciences and technology. The Government of India has taken up many initiatives towards achieving “Atmanirbhar Bharat” and our institute is actively involved in many S & T programs in line with this. We have the state-of-the-art infrastructure to undertake industrial projects in a “concept to commercialization” mode. The analytical  facilities not only cater to the needs of the in-house projects but also support the industries and MSMEs in particular. The Mol Bank, a unique facility available in the institute, is the repository of molecules prepared by the chemists from various parts of the country and these molecules are regularly screened for biological activity. The recently established Kilo Lab Facilities are open for in-house and MSMEs to produce KSMs and APIs and also agro-chemicals of export quality under stringent quality parameters. Hyderabad is the epicenter of pharmaceutical industry and a new Pharma City is being established near Hyderabad and our institute is geared up to meet the requirements of this industry. As a part of Skill India Program, we have initiated many courses to enhance skill sets and hence employability of young researchers. We also undertake special residential skill development programs for students from North Eastern States every year sponsored by Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) grants. "We aim to develop public private partnerships to enhance our contributions towards human well-being"   Dr. D Srinivasa Reddy Director, CSIR-IICT

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The Organization: Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), Hyderabad, established in 1944, is a constituent laboratory of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), New Delhi. With its expertise in chemistry and chemical technology, it provides solutions to challenges faced by Industry, Government Departments and Entrepreneurs through basic and applied research, and process development. It is internationally recognized for its contributions to chemistry research and is an ideal place for taking ideas to commercialization through state of the art research and development. Vision: To Serve society by creating an outstanding knowledge base in chemistry and chemical technology Mission CSIR-IICT will strive towards knowledge intensive translational research in chemistry to meet the country’s expectations with novel technologies Key Objectives of CSIR-IICT Partner the industry to develop cost efficient processes / technologies and materials, which are relevant to the industry Provide value added services, by way of Analytical and Consultancy services Support entrepreneurship in niche and upcoming areas by creating echo-system to support start-ups, incubations and spin-offs. Generate revenues from above to keep pace with self-sustenance goal of CSIR. Utilize public funds for enhancing the expertise in niche areas

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