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Advancements in Organic Chemistry: Research and Facilities at Our Esteemed Department

Established in 1911, the Department of Organic Chemistry boasts 8 faculty members, 55 Ph.D. students, and 20 supporting staff. With over 50 publications annually, our research is supported by various projects from DST, DBT, CSIR, and UGC. Our advanced facilities include NMR, Mass, and UV/IR spectrometers, as well as GC, HPLC, and automated C/H/N analyzers. Recognized for excellence with five Bhatnagar Awardees and multiple national fellows, we focus on a diverse range of research, including natural product synthesis, molecular materials, and chemical biology.

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Advancements in Organic Chemistry: Research and Facilities at Our Esteemed Department

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  1. The Department of Organic Chemistry • 8 faculty members • 55 Ph.D. students & other researchers • 20 supporting staff Established in 1911 More than 50 publications per year

  2. About the Department Facilities Funding • Several projects supported by DST, DBT, CSIR, UGC • International/Industrial Collaborations • NMR, Mass and UV/IR/ fluorescence spectrometers • GC, HPLC & automated C/H/N analyzer • Facilities for Biochemical Research • Networked computational facilities Recognition • Five Bhatnagar Awardees, one Swarnajayanti fellow & several Fellows of the National Science Academies • Department recognized as UGC Advanced Centre

  3. RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS Synthesis & Methodologies • Natural Product Synthesis • Designer Molecules • New Reagents Theoretical/Physical Methods • Semi-empirical & Ab-initio methods • Simulations & Molecular modeling • Reaction Mechanisms • Crystallography

  4. RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS Chemical Biology Molecular Materials Membrane Biophysics Gene Transfer DNA-protein interactions • Gelators • Surfactants • NLO Materials • MO-CVD materials

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