Prof Ramsuran Invited to Speak at ICCSIW 2026 in New Delhi

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Prof Ramsuran Invited to Speak at ICCSIW 2026 in New Delhi

14–15 October 2026 · Miranda House, University of Delhi, India

Bringing a South African voice to a global conversation on chemistry, health and well-being

Representatives from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and Miranda House, University of Delhi
Representatives from the University of KwaZulu-Natal and Miranda House, University of Delhi, marking the collaboration between the two institutions.

Prof Veron Ramsuran will be an invited speaker at the International Conference on Chemistry for Science, Innovation and Well-Being (ICCSIW 2026), hosted by the Department of Chemistry at Miranda House, University of Delhi, India, from 14–15 October 2026.

The international conference will bring together researchers and experts across chemistry, health and related scientific disciplines, with a focus on how scientific innovation can contribute to health, sustainability and global well-being. Prof Ramsuran will join an international group of speakers representing institutions from India, South Africa, the United States, Brazil and China, including Prof Bimlesh Lochab (Shiv Nadar University, India), Prof Hitesh Handa (University of Georgia, USA) and Prof Peng Zhan (Shandong University, China).

Conference Details

Dates
14–15 October 2026
Location
Miranda House, University of Delhi, India
Hosted by
Department of Chemistry, Miranda House
Theme
Chemistry for Science, Innovation & Well-Being

Conference Focus Areas

Sustainable Chemical Sciences Medicinal & Organic Chemistry Innovative Materials Chemical Biology for Health & Society Global Well-Being
Official ICCSIW 2026 conference poster with speakers, scientific tracks and registration details
The official ICCSIW 2026 conference poster, featuring the full speaker line-up and programme details.

Registration and abstract submissions are open. For details, contact the organising committee at iccsiw.mh@gmail.com.

Prof Ramsuran’s participation reflects the continued growth of international scientific partnerships between the University of KwaZulu-Natal and institutions abroad, and offers a further platform to share African research perspectives within a truly global conversation on science and well-being.

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