The lab is equipped with Image Processing software and equipment like Matrox Image processing library and Pinnacle studio plus. The laboratory has a panoramic imaging lens, stereo camera, DLSR Camera, Filters , macro and zoom lenses attachments, backgrounds, filters, humidity control dry cabinet, camera tripods, and various CCTVs.

Advanced Instrumentation Centre (AIC) houses large number of sophisticated instruments used for high magnification imaging, material characterization, precision chemical analysis, etc. The Centre is run by trained researchers, who are guided by experienced Faculty experts. It was established in the year 2020 with the support of DST-CURIE.

This lab mainly focuses on synthesis of advanced functional nanomaterials and nano composites and further applications of these nanomaterials in photocatalysis, controlled targeted drug delivery, anti microbial studies and Biodiesel production would be carried out here. The lab is highly equipped with instruments and equipments for synthesising nanomaterials and their usage in emerging technologies.

The prime motivation of this lab is to conduct new and innovative research in the up-and-coming fields of Materials Science and Nanotechnology. At present, research work is being undertaken in application-oriented thrust areas like gas sensing, graphene nanocomposites, solar cells, high-energy radiation detection and biosensors. The lab currently houses the following major instruments for nanomaterial and thin film fabrication: (1) Hind High Vac Thermal Evaporation Coating Unit, (2) EZspin-ADV Spin-coating Unit with Vacuum Pump, and (3) Scientech Ultrasonic Cleaner.

The lab is equipped for the measurement, processing and analysis of aerosols and organic pollutants in the ambient Atmosphere. Active research work is being carried out on emissions estimates of organic compounds from biomass and fossil fuels, aerosols and volatile organic compounds in atmosphere. Work is also being undertaken on bioremediation of trace metals in the waste waters.