Do solving mathematical puzzles give you immense satisfaction? Do problems of discrete mathematics engage the grey cells in your brain? Does your brain search for hidden mathematics in all your problems? Then this event is for you, where
questions from various discrete math topics like counting principles, Boolean logic and recurrence relations will make your brain race and give you the chance of being the genius in the room once again.
The event will comprise of two rounds. Participation will be allowed in teams of 2 or 3 only. Round 1 will be an hour long written round. The top 10 teams will qualify for the next round. Round 2 will be a sudden-death round. Each team will be given a puzzle to solve in a pre-determined amount of time (1-2 minutes). Teams who manage to crack the puzzle will remain in the competition while teams who fail to solve the puzzle will get eliminated. This will continue till we have a single winning team. Teams of 2 or 3 only.

Contact

Shubham Ranjan:7661079273
Anuraj Kanodia:8185003658

Date: April 1, 1942

Block D,
Bletchley Park,
Buckinghamshire, England.

Communications between the Axis Powers has increased significantly over the last couple of weeks. Our listening stations have intercepted a lot of messages being communicated. The Beeston Hill Y Station in Norfolk and Station X in Bedfordshire have confirmed that 5 of those messages originated in Germany. Hut15 is still trying to figure out the destination of those messages. Recent events point to something big coming from the Axis Powers. Prompt actions must be taken to neutralize any such plans. We expect you to decrypt and analyze these messages before it’s too late.

Commander Alastair Denniston
Operational head GC&CS

5 crypts – 90 minutes - all relevant information required to break the crypts will be provided.

Contact

Shubham Ranjan:7661079273
Anuraj Kanodia:8185003658

An out of the box approach for solving these boxed puzzles is what we are looking for through the event. Contest with others in boxed-puzzle games like Sudoku and Kakuro to prove your worth.

Teams of 2 or 3 only.

Contact

Shubham Ranjan:7661079273
Anuraj Kanodia:8185003658

You know what? Researchers said that - Thousands of new cells are generated in the adult brain every day, particularly in the hippocampus, a structure involved in learning and memory. Within a couple of weeks, most of those newborn neurons will die, unless the animal(you and me :P) is challenged to learn something new. Learning—especially that involves a great deal of effort—can keep these new neurons alive. One such exercise is cube solving. It is not too easy unless you are really intelligent.So, Do you have that habit of going to the rescue of your neurons? Are you that intelligent one who can solve rubik's cube with ease and willing to prove your talent by competing with best cube solvers in India? Then come join us this October 10th and 11th as a part of our 4th National annual Techno-Management festival- ATMOS '15.

Date of the event:

Oct 11-12, 2015

Events:

• 3x3x3
• 2x2x2
• 3x3x3 One Hand
• 3x3x3 Blind-Folded
• 3x3x3 with feet
• 4x4x4
• Pyraminx
• Skewb
• Megaminx

Rules:

https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/

Contact:

Ravuri Sairam:9550211119

Voila! AXIOM brings to you another exciting event-“LOGICA”. You’ll be given questions on general reasoning, geometric patterns, probability, etc to tickle your brain cells. No preparations. No prerequisites required. Yay! So, bring along another buddy and join us for sixty fun minutes. You better not miss this one! See you there!

Teams of 2 or 3 only.

Contact

Shubham Ranjan:7661079273
Anuraj Kanodia:8185003658

“God used beautiful mathematics in creating the world” – P.A.M. Dirac

Do you have a mathematician’s brain? Do you believe that everything in the universe can be broken down to simple and sometimes not so simple mathematics? Then this paper presentation is your platform for you to express yourself. All research/study in mathematics are accepted.

Interested participants would have to submit their abstracts before 5th October, 2015. Presentations are expected to be at the most of 20 minutes. You can mail your abstract to mathassoc.bphc@gmail.com

Participants will then be shortlisted based on their abstracts and selected ones will be intimated via email about further details regarding the event.

Rules:

• The maximum number of participants in a group cannot be more than three.
• No restriction is on the composition of the team , i.e., a team can have members from different colleges and also there is no limit on the no. of teams from a college.
• A participant will be the part of one and only one team and cannot submit more than two abstracts.

Judging Criteria:

The papers will be judged by an unbiased panel on their originality, objective, implications, conclusions, methodology, analysis, applications and also limitations.

Contact

Shubham Ranjan:7661079273
Anuraj Kanodia:8185003658

Molecules all around us have stories of their own. If you care to find out, come join us for a (re)action filled evening.

Rules:

Teams of 3 to 5 members can participate in this event.

The contest will consist of two rounds – the prelims and the main event.

The prelim will consist of a formal chemistry quiz of 1 hour (the difficulty level of questions will be of 12th standard.)

Use of internet is strictly prohibited during this round.

The top 6 teams of the prelims will advance to the main event.

The main event will be a treasure hunt type event in which the contestants are required to find a commercial item regarding the question within an hour.

Use of internet is allowed in this round.

The top 3 teams after the mains will receive prize money.

Eligibility Criteria:

This contest is open to all and the only eligibility is that you must be present there.

Judging Criteria:

In the prelims, the team with most correct answers will be ranked first and so on.

In the mains, the team having maximum number of correct items will be ranked first and so on.

In case two teams get the same number items, the tie will be broken on the basis of total time taken by each team.

In case of any controversy the decision taken by the event co-ordinator will be final.

Registration:

The registration for teams is free and can be done online or on-spot but it must be done 30 minutes before the event.

For any details contact:
SRIKAR PRASAD,
9059806167.

"The country which is in advance of the rest of the world in chemistry will also be foremost in wealth and general prosperity" -William Ramsay.

Love chemistry? Have innovative ideas? Well, wait no more. In this Paper Presentation, anything goes as long as it is related to chemistry. Any research work/projects will be entertained.

The participants are expected to send the abstracts before 24th September, 2015. Their presentation should be at most, 20 minutes. You can send your abstract to sasrikar2@gmail.com. (Abstract should not be more than 50 lines.)

Once their abstract is shortlisted, the participants will be intimated via email giving them the details about the venue and date for presenting the paper.

The top two participants will receive a cash prize.

RULES:

A team can consist of up to 3 people, not necessarily from the same college.

No participant can be a part of more than 1 team.

There is no restriction on the number of teams from the same college.

A participant should not submit more than 2 papers.

JUDGING CRITERIA: The papers will be judged on:

Originality

Simplicity

Objectives

Methodology

Findings and Analysis

Conclusions

Implication/Application/Limitations

REGISTRATION:
CONTACT:
SRIKAR.B (9059806167)
AMITESH SONI (772987222)

You might have drunk it, spilled it or went bankrupt for it, but do you actually know your BOOZE?? Prove that you are the best. Come join us for an evening of fun and facts.

Rules:

It will be a standard quiz which will be held in two rounds with questions related to mainly alcohol and its derivatives amongst other things.

Teams of three or less are allowed.

The top 8 teams will advance to the finals.

The final top three teams will get prize money

NOTE:Use of Internet is strictly prohibited. If caught, you will be disqualified immediately.

Eligibility Criteria: This quiz is open to all and the only eligibility is that you must be present there.

Judging Criteria: Standard quiz rules will be followed and the team with maximum points will be ranked first and so on. In case of any controversy, the decision of the quizmaster will be final.

Registration: Registration can be done online or on-spot by paying a minimal fee of ₹ 0.00 only

Contact:
Aniruddha Singhal (9542969134).
RISHABH (9542970530).

Description:
Everybody has a corner of their brain which serves as a repository for all the interesting facts and trivia about the nature. Trigger your grey cells and fire your neurons for this life sciences quiz!

Number of members per team- Maximum 3

Rounds- First round will consist of questions pertaining to natural science. Top few teams will be selected for the 2nd round.

Paper Presentation

Description:
Bring out the scientist in you! Here at ATMOS 2015 we present you a platform to showcase your stellar research and who knows you might be the next Darwin!

Eligibility- Original work related to any field of Biology will be accepted Number of members per team- Maximum 3

Judging Criteria- Abstracts (about 250 words) have to be sent to bphc.bio@gmail.com on or before 30th September 2015.

Selected participants have to give a Powerpoint Presentation on campus during Atmos’15.
Further details regarding the Powerpoint presentation will be mailed to the selected participants

Amazed by the crime scenes in CSI? Wanna be like Dexter? Come feel the adrenaline rush at ATMOS’15 in BPHC.

Number of members per team- Maximum 3

1st round: Written quiz testing your basic detective skills.
2nd round: Trace footprints, analyze blood, gather evidence and find out who the real killer is!
Warning: This event is not for the faint hearted!

Paper Presentation

Description:
Bring out the scientist in you! Here at ATMOS 2015 we present you a platform to showcase your stellar research and who knows what you can discover!

Eligibility- Original work related to any field of Pharmacy will be accepted Number of members per team- Maximum 3

Judging Criteria- Abstracts (about 250 words) have to be sent to bphc.panacea@gmail.com on or before 30th September 2015.

Selected participants will have to give a seminar on campus during Atmos’15.
Further details regarding the seminar will be given to the selected participants through e-mail.

Life around us is a puzzle ,with the understanding of Physics and common sense humans have unraveled deep mysteries of universe.

We invite you to PHYgure out interesting problems with your reasoning skills and understanding of nature .

Complete the challenge in 90 minutes.

Score maximum points to win the event.

Registration for teams of 2 and of course for free.

Prerequisite : None.General information about laws will be provided .

Exercise your grey cells to complete the challenge.

Contact:

Ridam Jain :8185051470
Rahul shrinivasan :9848959753
Email:spectrum.bphc@gmail.com

Well all of us watch movies ,and sometimes movies go too far .Bring out the Stephen Hawking in you to catch all the criminals who break the laws of physics ,because there are some rules that cannot be broken .

Spot the impossible in the movies,games and videos in 90 minutes

Score maximum points to win the events

Registration for teams of 2 and of course for free(we don't charge for fun).

Contact:

Ridam Jain :8185051470
Rahul shrinivasan :9848959753
Email:spectrum.bphc@gmail.com

It's fascinating how universe is so vast ,and how little we know about it .Solve an astronomical quiz with your smartphone and an app(Google Sky Map) with clues distributed all around the campus .Think of it as cosmic treasure hunt .

Rules

• Using Google Sky map (installed app) and posters at various checkpoints ,try to solve the given quiz.
• At every checkpoint receive clues for every question in the quiz.
• solve as many questions as possible within 120 mins.
• Score maximum points to win the event.

Registration

On the spot registration for teams of 3 or less with a nominal charge.

Contact:

Ridam Jain :8185051470
Rahul shrinivasan :9848959753
Email:spectrum.bphc@gmail.com

Construct your own water propelled rocket .Rockets can be multistaged ,multi thrust or innovative in your own way to make a water based projectile.

Challenge is simple, water should be used as its reaction mass.It's no rocket science.

Judging criteria:

• There will be three rounds
• First round tests the range of the rocket.
• Second round tests the accuracy of the rocket, that is rocket should reach the specified target.Closer to the target higher the points obtained.
• Third round tests the in air time of the rocket ,that is how long the rocket takes to reach back to earth.

Rocket is allowed to be modified in between the rounds,for optimum result.

Score maximum points to win the events

Event Details :

• Water and air pump will be provided.
• As per the weather conditions some judging criteria can be changed.
• Team should not have more than three participants
• Registration starts 30 minutes before the event.

Contact:

Ridam Jain :8185051470
Rahul shrinivasan :9848959753
Email:spectrum.bphc@gmail.com

Do want to become immortal.Being a living being we might die someday but we can leave behind the work we do ,we can leave behind the ideas we have .Our ideology become immortal ,great physicist might not be there with us but their work and their theories are still alive.An idea/research in physics is the closest form of immortality you can reach .We invite you to present your idea/research to this world.

Presentation of the idea is expected to be of at most 20 minutes. You can mail us your abstract to spectrum.bphc@gmail.com latest by 5 October .

Participants will then be shortlisted based on their abstracts and selected ones will be intimated via e-mail about further details regarding the event.

Rules:

• The maximum number of participants in a group cannot be more than three.
• A participant will be the part of one and only one team and cannot submit more than two abstracts.

Judging Criteria:

The papers will be judged by an unbiased panel on their originality, objective, implications, conclusions, methodology, analysis, applications and also limitations.

Contact:

Ridam Jain :8185051470
Rahul shrinivasan :9848959753
Email:spectrum.bphc@gmail.com