Graphene-like 2D Materials for Spintronics Applications This review highlights the most progressive and important theoretical and experimental studies of main group based 2D spintronics as inspiring new spintronic devices.

Highly Photostable and Two-Photon Active Quantum Dot-Polymer Multicolor Hybrid Coacervate Droplets, exhibiting preferential sequestration of organic dyes and serum albumins.

A self-deliverable Ru(II)-based anticancer agent based on a ruthenium metallogel, formed in a confined gel space, and delivery of the ruthenium ion in cancer cells through gel collapse in the presence of lactic acid.

Hydrogen production from Alcohols was achieved over ruthenium catalysts with the synthesis of carboxylic acid from a wide range of alcohols, including aliphatic, aromatic, and heteroaromatic alcohols.

Deacetoxytubuvaline Fragment of Pretubulysin and its Lipophilic Analogues were synthesised to achieve enhanced permeability in Cancer Cell Lines.

Anti-Inflammatory Activity of a Peptide-Based Hydrogel is studied wsing Rat Air Pouch Model, whereexperimental data suggest biocompatibility and potential therapeutic applications of peptide hydrogel in inflammationRead More

Supported phospholipid membrane and aggregated vesicles are formed due to the formnation of amyloid aggregates of amino acids via fusion and self-reproduction of the lipid vesicles

Developed High-energy-density lithium-free graphite dual-ion battery This battery offers an energy density of 207 Wh kg-1, along with a high energy efficiency of 89% and an average discharge voltage of 4.7 V.

Thermolysis of (Z)-1-ferrocenyltelluro-1-ferrocenyl-4-ferrocenyl-1-buten-3-yne with [Os3(CO)12] in toluene gives two new clusters: a non-planar 6-membered matallacycle and a 5-membered cyclometallated ring.

Ferrocene-substituted bis(ethynyl) anthracene as anticancer agents Bioactivity of these complexes was expressed by molecular docking with various cancerous proteins, which participated in progression of cancer.

Visible light driven water splitting over NRGO-MnO2 nanocomposite-based electrode, which displays both high capacitance with remarkable rate performance as well as rapid detection of peroxide with a low detection limit.

Synergistic Enhancement of Electron-Accepting and -Donating Ability of Nonconjugated Polymer Nanodot in Micellar Environment has been explored. These findings provide valuable insights into the intrinsic...Read More

Heterostructure based Graphene–Stanene–Graphene (C–Sn–C) quantum wall (QW) was proposed where the hybrid state in the QW provides topological protection in graphene The high carrier mobility of graphene...Read More

Water soluble two-photon fluorescent organic Probes (L-lyso) has been explored for long-term imaging of lysosomes in live cells and tumor spheroids. L-lyso has an edge over the commercially available expensive...Read More

Stereoselective synthesis of 3,3-disubstituted oxindoles and spirooxindoles in good to excellent yields and diastereomeric ratio (up to ≤96:4) with excellent functional group tolerance via allylic alkylation...Read More

Enhanced hydrogen storage and CO2 capture was achieved over core-shell ZIF-8@ZIF- 67 and ZIF- 67@ZIF8 frameworks. Notably, the distinctly remarkable H2 storage properties shown by both the core- shell...Read More

Best Oral Presentation Award in NSRP-2021: Ms. Bhawna, a Ph.D. student working under the supervision of Dr. Tushar K. Mukherjee received best oral presentation award in NSRP-2021 held at IIT Gandhinagar, during June 25-26, 2021.

MSc Chemistry students cleared CSIR-NET exam: Seven MSc second year students have cleared the CSIR-NET examination. These students are currently pursuing their MSc thesis research projects in various research groups of our department and will be graduating this summer.

MSc Chemistry students cleared GATE 2021 exam: Six MSc second year students have cleared the GATE 2021 examination. These students are currently pursuing their MSc thesis research projects in various research groups of our department and will be graduating this summer.

Chemistry Talks: India celebrates the "National Science Day" on 28th February to mark the discovery of the Raman effect by Sir C. V. Raman. On this occasion, the Department of Chemistry , Indian Institute of Technology Indore is organizing Chemistry Talks. Read More

Congratulations to Mr. Shivendra Singh for being selected for Prime Minister's Research Fellowship (PMRF) 2020. Mr. Shivendra is a PhD student working in the research group of Dr. Tushar Kanti Mukherjee.

Nature Index has ranked IIT Indore in 17th position in Chemistry subject, among all the academic institutions of India.

Chemistry researchers develop technique to use lab waste for CO2 capture. They utilized laboratory waste aluminium foils and PET-based water bottles to synthesise this porous material for CO2 capture application.

National Science Day 2020 was organised at IIT Indore on Feb. 28, 2020, where over 90 students participated and fun learned science with interesting science experiments, demonstrations, talks and various fun activities.

Department of Chemistry organised CHEM 2020 (In-house Chemistry Symposium) on Feb. 12, 2020, where Hariom, Dheeraj, Reena, Soumyadip, Rohit, Soumya and Saumitra were conferred with the best poster/talk award.

Prof. Rajeev Ahuja, Uppsala University, Sweden is visiting Department of Chemistry, IIT Indore under the SPARC scheme in collaboration with Dr. Biswarup Pathak (till Dec. 31, 2019)

Mr. Mahendra K. Awasthi is selected to attend 12th HOPE Meeting with Nobel Laureates in Japan. He is one of the few Indian researchers who will travel to Tokyo, Japan during March 2020 for this meeting.

Ms. Srija Tewari of MSc Chemistry (2018-2020) was awarded Buti Foundation Gold Medal for her excellent academic performance

Prof. Kavita Shah, Purdue University, USA is visiting Department of Chemistry, IIT Indore under SERB-Purdue University Research Grant from Dec. 07-25, 2019

Ms. Vinitha Naina Reddy of MSc Chemistry (2017-2019) was awarded Silver Medal and Buti Foundation Gold Medal for her excellent academic performance.

Prof. Ram Mohan, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, USA is visiting Department of Chemistry, IIT Indore as Fulbright-Nehru Specialist from Sept.10-Oct.10, 2019

Prof. Apurba Dutta, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, USA visited Department of Chemistry as foreign professor under GIAN program in May 2019 to deliver lectures on Principles of Drug Discovery, Design, and Development:...

Dr. Biswarup Pathak of the Department of Chemistry, IIT Indore is featured as one of the 07 Indian Chemist in the cover page of JPC Young Scientist Issue of The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, B and C

Prof. Suman Mukhopadhyay of the Department of Chemistry was awarded the "Best Teacher Award 2018" in recognition of "excellence in teaching" at IIT Indore.

Mr. Premansh Dudhe (Dr. Venkatesh group) is awarded Common Wealth Split Site Fellowship to work at Loughborough University, UK with Prof. Paul Roach for studies in Healthcare for a year.

Vanitha & Chetan (MSc Chemistry students) received DAAD scholarship to work jointly with German Professors at KIT and LUH, while working under the supervision of Dr. C. venkatesh and Dr. Sanjay K. Singh at IIT Indore

Dr. Mobin Shaikh, Associate Professor (Chemistry) has been awarded the "Most Outstanding Researcher Award" by Careers360 for his outstanding achievements as one among Top 10 in Chemistry Researchers in India.Read More

Prof. Pierre Braunstein visited Department of Chemistry as foreign professor under GIAN program in Feb. 2018. He has also delivered a Public Lecture on N-heterocyclic pincer ligands and their catalytic applications...Read More

RSC-IIT Indore conference on Advances in Chemical Sciences was organized by the Department of Chemistry on Jan. 30, 2018. The symposium aims to highlight the development of functional nanomaterials...Read More

IIT Indore-TU9 2 nd Research Workshop held on Oct 5-6, 2017, where speakers from TU Berlin, Univ. Hannover, KIT, RWTH Aachen, Univ. Stuttgart, IIT Mandi, IIT Ropar have attended the workshop. This workshop aims...Read More