Group Members

Swati's research centers on the theoretical investigation of a few organic compounds [Propellanes, Porphyrins, Azulene-Porphyrins], for their photophysical properties. Further, she explored some systems as photosensitizers for photodynamic therapy by studying their interactions with biological systems (like HSA and DNA) using molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulations.

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.