Tejendra's work focuses on the novel strategies that enhances the two-photon activity of a few organic chromophores [Helicenes, Phenylenes, Corroles, Corrins, Azulene-Corrole, BODIPY-Squaraine, Pyrrolopyrrole] through structural modifications implemented theoretically.
Neelam's work focuses on the in-silico design of BODIPY-based molecules [Substituted BODIPYs, Boranils] and investigating their ability to act as photosensitizers in two-photon photodynamic therapy.
Avantika's currently exploring the effect of twist and hetero-ring position on photophysical properties of Phospho-Helicenes.
Samarth's work primarily focuses on theoretical design and elucidation of optoelectronic properties for a few organic molecules and exploring thier application in Dye Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSC). He is also interested in investigating the dynamic evolution of protein-ligand interactions through Molecular Docking and Molecular Dynamics simulations.
Shubhi's work focuses on systematically exploring the photophysical properties of various D-A-D systems based on Thiadiazole core.
Vasavi's work focuses on systematically exploring the photophysical properties of various D-A-D systems based on Oxadiazole core.