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Pavan Sai Kumar is a Community Associate with expertise in instrumentation handling for chemistry experiments. He is pursuing a Master's in Organic Chemistry at GITAM and has practical experience in computational optimization techniques.
Work at American Chemical Society
The individual serves as a Community Associate at the American Chemical Society since 2022. In this role, they contribute to community engagement and outreach initiatives, promoting the importance of chemistry in various sectors. Their responsibilities include facilitating communication between the organization and its members, as well as supporting events and programs that enhance public understanding of chemistry.
Current Role at Odisha State Disaster Management Authority
Since 2022, the individual has been working at the Odisha State Disaster Management Authority as part of the GDC Fields Ops Community Response Network 101 (CRN 101). This role involves supporting government bodies during emergencies, contributing to disaster response efforts, and ensuring effective communication and coordination among various stakeholders in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.
Education and Expertise
The individual is pursuing a Master's in Organic Chemistry at Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM), expected to be completed in 2023. They previously studied at Centurion University of Technology and Management, where they earned a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemistry from 2020 to 2023. Their academic background includes practical experience in instrumentation handling related to chemistry experiments and proficiency in computational optimization techniques, including Gaussian.
Background in Emergency Response
The individual is part of the Emergency Reserve Cadre, which involves supporting government bodies during emergencies. This experience highlights their commitment to community service and disaster management, equipping them with skills necessary for effective response in critical situations.