Lecture 1 - Introduction to solid state materials - From conventional to functional
Lecture 2 - Ceramics and Composites - I
Lecture 3 - Ceramics and Composites - II
Lecture 4 - Polymers
Lecture 5 - Introduction to Nanomaterials and functionality
Lecture 6 - Synthesis protocols - I
Lecture 7 - Synthesis protocols - II
Lecture 8 - Synthesis protocols - III
Lecture 9 - Crystal structure - I
Lecture 10 - Crystal structure - II
Lecture 11 - Crystal structure - III
Lecture 12 - Crystal imperfections
Lecture 13 - Alloys and Melts
Lecture 14 - Theory of Solids
Lecture 15 - Nearlly free electron model
Lecture 16 - Bonds in molecules and solids
Lecture 17 - Transformations kinetics and reaction rates
Lecture 18 - Themodynamics
Lecture 19 - Phase and phase transitions
Lecture 20 - Diffusion and various properties
Lecture 21 - Mechanical properties of solids
Lecture 22 - Thermal Properties of Solids
Lecture 23 - Negative and Zero Expansion Ceramics
Lecture 24 - Heat Capacity
Lecture 25 - Thermogravimetric (TGA) analysis
Lecture 26 - Introduction to magnetism and Magnetic properties of solids
Lecture 27 - From magnetic to multiferroic materials
Lecture 28 - Magnetic materials and their applications
Lecture 29 - Magnetism at nanoscale
Lecture 30 - GMR materials
Lecture 31 - CMR materials
Lecture 32 - Ferrofluids
Lecture 33 - Spintronics and devices
Lecture 34 - Introduction to the basic properties of liquids and melts
Lecture 35 - Heat capacity and diffusion of liquids and melts
Lecture 36 - Viscosity, electric and thermal conduction of liquids and melts
Lecture 37 - Sensors
Lecture 38 - Electrochemical Sensors
Lecture 39 - Introduction to energy storage devices and basics of supercapacitors
Lecture 40 - Supercapacitors - II
Lecture 41 - Magnetic supercapacitors
Lecture 42 - Battery - I
Lecture 43 - Battery - II
Lecture 44 - Solar Cells - I
Lecture 45 - Solar Cells - II
Lecture 46 - X-ray Diffraction (XRD)
Lecture 47 - Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
Lecture 48 - UV- Vis Spectroscopy
Lecture 49 - Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy
Lecture 50 - Summary
