I am a synthetic chemist. I love molecular design and methodology development that can be carried forward for direct application. During my PhD, I focused on palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling and functionalization, particularly in synthesizing bis-benzofulvene, indenones, benzofulvenes, and pentalenes. These non-aromatic fulvenes and antiaromatic pentalene cores allowed me to manipulate their aromatic-antiaromatic properties through various functionalizations. I particularly enjoyed exploring their structure-property relationships via influencing optoelectronic properties caused by skeletal modification. These structural changes alter the energy gap, and density functional theory provided precise insights into orbital contributions. Currently (in Postdoc), I am enhancing my skills to advance research in organic electronics. More precisely, I am working on synthesis and photophysical studies of non-fullerene-based acceptors in organic photovoltaics.  In the future, I hope to develop novel methodologies for new organic materials that can contribute to the well-being of all living beings.