Congratulations to Abigail for receiving Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship (IPDF)
Congratulations to Vigneshwaran for winning a best poster award in the CiHS-2025
We welcome two PhD students Suprotim Roy Chowdhury and Jasmin Behera to the group!
We welcome Suvajit and Anjana to our group who will be conducting their MSc projects in our group!
Dr. Soumen Ghosh has been awarded "Early Career Research Grant" by ANRF for development of novel electronic structure methods for quantum materials.
We are excited to welcome three PhD students- Akshay, Rojalini and Vigneshwaran, in our group.
We are excited to welcome three MSc project students- Aditya Roy, Swrangsar Basumatary and Chitralekha Beypi. We also welcome Institute Summer Fellow Anakha Anand.
Our research group has moved to the Department of Chemistry at Indian Institute of Technology Madras!!
Dr. Ghosh has joined as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Indian Institute of Technology Indore!!
I have been awarded an INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship by the Government of India to conduct research at a host institute. The award comprises a monthly stipend and a research grant of Rs. 700000/year for five years.
I have joined a new postdoctoral position at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. My research at PNNL will focus on X-ray spectroscopy and ultrafast processes.
My first submission to ChemRxiv with Dr. kalishankar Bhattacharyya where we look into the reasons behind the failure of density functional theories in calculating inverted singlet-triplet gaps is now online.
https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/60f456f9f1a54f53b750baf6
Our paper “Fragment-Based Local Coupled Cluster Embedding Approach for the Quantification and Analysis of Noncovalent Interactions: Exploring the Many-Body Expansion of the Local Coupled Cluster Energy” is now published in the Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation.
Our paper "“Revised M11 Exchange-Correlation Functional for Electronic Excitation Energies and Ground-State Properties,” is selected for the JPC Virtual Issue on New Tools and Methods in Physical Chemistry Research.
I have been awarded an Alexander von Humboldt fellowship from June, 2019 - May, 2021 to conduct research on "A New and Accurate Method for Modelling Excited States in Large Open-shell Chemical Systems".
Our review on combined WFT and DFT based methods for excited states is now online!
Defended my thesis titled "Static and Dynamic Charge and Energy Transport in Organic Electronics" on 22nd June, 2018. Picture is with all my committee members (left to right)- Prof. David Blank, Prof. Donald G. Truhlar, Prof. Turan Birol, Prof. Christopher J. Cramer, Dr. Niranajan Govind and Prof. Laura Gagliardi.