The Team
Principal Investigator
Dr. Debangshu Chaudhuri
Room M-148, Research Complex
Tel: +91-33-61360000, Extn. 1279
Ph.D. Students
Debjit Biswas
My research investigates the modulation of excited state dynamics via external stimuli, specifically solvent effects, temperature, and pressure. I am particularly interested in how these stimuli influence the photophysical properties of self-assembled systems. A key aspect of my work is exploring supramolecular chirality, examining how molecular-level chirality impacts the photophysical properties of supramolecular assemblies. This interdisciplinary approach aims to create novel materials and advance applications in photonics and materials science.
Email: debjitbiswas33@gmail.com
Sayan Bhattacharjee
Considering the role of solvent-solute interactions in governing supramolecular chirality in assemblies of molecular chromophores, I intend to investigate the contribution from trace volumes of achiral good solvents in controlling the outcome of supramolecular anisotropy. Additionally, I also focus on exploring stimuli-responsive tuning of supramolecular chirality which may pave an way for achieving Supramolecular Chiral Inversion.
Email: sayanbhatta1004@gmail.com
Soujanya Mondal
My research focuses on developing perylene diimide-based self-assembled structures for photoelectrochemical water splitting. By leveraging the strong electronic properties and tunable self-assembly behavior of perylene diimides, I aim to enhance light absorption, charge separation, and catalytic efficiency, contributing to more efficient solar-driven water-splitting systems for sustainable energy applications.
Email: soujanya.mon29@gmail.com
Sondip Deka
Investigating the supramolecular chirality of self-assembled system at ground state as well as excited state of small organic molecules and the role of external stimuli on their chiroptical properties. Besides, I intend to explore on the 2D assembly of small organic Pi chromophores and their various applications
Email: sondipdeka175@gmail.com
Ankita Mondal
I am interested in supramolecular catalysis.
MS Student
