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CV raman.pptx
1. Nobel Laureate:
Sir CV Raman
“I am a master of my failure… If I
never fail how will I ever learn”.
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2. Life
ChandrasekharaVenkata
Raman was born atTiruchirappalli
in Southern India on November
7th, 1888.
C.V. Raman was an
intelligent and
brilliant student
since his early
childhood.
He acquired a top of
the line MA degree in
Mathematics from
the University of
Madras in 1907
He was openly an
agnostic, but
objected to being
labelled atheist.
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3. Work
Raman joined the Indian Finance
Department in 1907. Musical sound
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Blue color of the sea
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Raman effect
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4. Awards and
recognition
Raman was honoured with many
honorary doctorates and
memberships of scientific
societies.
In 1924, he was made a
Fellow of the Royal
Society for Research,
London.
He was granted the
Nobel Prize in 1930 for
the Raman Effect.
In 1941 he was
awarded the Franklin
Medal
He was granted the
title of Bharat Ratna
by the Government of
India.
He was granted the
Lenin Peace Prize in
1957.
28 February is
celebrated as the
Public Science Day in
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5. Influence
There are not enough words to
describe the myth Sir CV Raman
was.When you look closely at his
life, it can be frustrating how all of
his features are encouraging.
Perhaps his most important health
lesson would be – not to give up on
yourself.
Curiosity like a
child
“For Raman, the work of science
was to fulfil an inner need. His
scientific approach was one of
love, curiosity, and simplicity. It
was an effort to understand.To
him science was based on
independent thinking, combined
with hard work. Science was a
personal endeavor, a pursuit of
beauty and above all a
pleasurable experience. ”
the
endless
zest of life
We have all seen the sea appear
blue, but we know from
experience that life is completely
colourless. Have we ever
wondered why water appears to
have this colour in rivers and
seas?This was the line of
thought that led to the discovery
of the Raman effect.
Sir CV Raman is known for his
confidence and work ethic.
greatest
science
salesman
Many talented young men of his
time took up science because
they once listened to him once!
As a teacher, he was well-known
for his lectures.
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6. Legacy
On November 21, 1970, Sir CV
Raman passed away due to natural
causes. My biggest takeaway from his prestigious life
was his deep attachment and curiosity for his
natural surroundings which was evident throughout his life.
