Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry of Rare Earth Elements
Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry of Rare Earth Elements
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Welcome!
Welcome!
Announcements: Ph.D positions are available. Highly motivated, CSIR/UGC NET-JRF/GATE-qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.
Announcements: Ph.D positions are available. Highly motivated, CSIR/UGC NET-JRF/GATE-qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.
Postdoc positions with independent funding (e.g., NPDFs) are available. Highly motivated researchers with expertise in synthetic inorganic and organometallic chemistry, particularly experienced with air- and moisture-sensitive compounds, are encouraged to contact Dr. Pragati Pandey directly via email.
Postdoc positions with independent funding (e.g., NPDFs) are available. Highly motivated researchers with expertise in synthetic inorganic and organometallic chemistry, particularly experienced with air- and moisture-sensitive compounds, are encouraged to contact Dr. Pragati Pandey directly via email.
Objectives of PRL
Objectives of PRL
Expanding the landscape of rare-earth element chemistry.
Synthesis and characterization of organometallic and coordination compounds of rare earth metals.
Applications in functional molecular materials with emergent quantum properties, challenging (photo)catalytic transformations, and activation of small molecules.
Critical and innovative technological advancements in areas of spintronics, photonics, display technology, and critical mineral separation technology.
Development of sustainable modern technologies from REE.
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