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Science & Engineering Research Board Science & Engineering Research Board List of EMR Projects Sanctioned in the Year 2016-17 S. Total Discipline Sub Area Title PI Details No Cost 1. Chemical Inorganic & Investigation on the effect of ionic Dr. Harsh Kumar Manchanda, 3300000 Sciences Physical liquids on self assembly of various Department of Chemistry, Chemistry surfactants in Aqueous media Dr.B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar,Punjab, 144011. 2. Chemical Inorganic & Optical And Electrochemical Sensors Dr. Shweta Rana, 3025000 Sciences Physical based on Benzothiazole and their Department of Chemistry, Chemistry nanoparticles Panjab University, Chandigarh,160014. 3. Chemical Inorganic & A Concerted drive towards ambient Dr.Md. Motin Seikh, 3739560 Sciences Physical pressure synthesis and physical Department of Chemistry, Chemistry characterization of multiferroic Visva Bharati University, quadruple perovskites A'A3B4O12 Birbhum,West Bengal,731235. 4. Chemical Inorganic & Estimation of nanoparticles (Toxic Dr. Kalpana Kumari, 1900800 Sciences Physical metals) From River bed sediments of Department of Chemistry, Chemistry ganga and its tributries in vaishali and Birchand Patel Smarak College, muzaffarpur (Bihar) Vaishali,Bihar,844504. 5. Chemical Inorganic & Investigation on an Electrochemical Dr. Anudeep Kumar Narula, 3185600 Sciences Physical system comprising Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha Chemistry polypyrrole/porphyrin/graphene-A University,New Delhi, potential approach towards dye 110006. sensitized solar cell and sensing 6. Chemical Inorganic & New Class of flexible solid-state Dr. Ramendra Sundar Dey, 2725050 Sciences Physical supercapacitor form nano-engineered Institute of Nano Science And Chemistry carbonaceous materisl Technology,Mohali, Punjab,160047. 7. Chemical Inorganic & Algrithmic implementation of beyond Prof. Satrajit Ahikari, 6167480 Sciences Physical born-Oppenheimer theories for Department of Physical Chemistry spectroscopic and scattering Chemistry, processes Indian Association for The Cultivation of Science, Kolkata,West Bengal,700032. 8. Chemical Inorganic & Electrochemical Polymerization using Dr. M.V. Sangaranarayanan, 3379200 Sciences Physical the interface between two Immiscible Department of Chemistry, Chemistry electrolyte solutions Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai,Tamil Nadu,600036. 9. Chemical Inorganic & A study on natural substituted and Dr. Buvaneswari Gopal, 3152155 Sciences Physical supported apatite phosphates for Dept. of Chemistry, Chemistry catalytic properties VIT University, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, 632014. 10. Chemical Inorganic & Novel hybrid multifictional materials Dr. Kamendra Sharma, 5209600 Sciences Physical from protein polymer surfactant and Department of Chemistry, Chemistry liquid crystal droplets Indian Institute of Technology- Bombay,Mumbai,Maharashtra, 400076. 11. Chemical Inorganic & Transition metal catalyzed element Dr. Geetharani K., 3835040 Sciences Physical boryl additions to unsdaturated Department of Inorganic And Chemistry organic compouds Physical Chemistry, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore,Karnataka,560012. 12. Chemical Inorganic & Phenalenyl based platinum Dr. Arindam Sarkar, 3505040 Sciences Physical complexes: development of Department of Chemistry, Chemistry efficatious, safe and flurescent India Innovation Research anticancer drugs Center,Delhi,110092. 13. Chemical Inorganic & In serach of new anionic clays and Dr. Michael Rajamath, 3682580 Sciences Physical investigation of the factors controlling Department of Chemistry, Chemistry anion exchange reactions in anionic ST.Josephs College, clays 36 Lalbagh Road,Bangalore, Karnataka,560027. 14. Chemical Inorganic & Development amino acid containing Dr. Arnab Dutta, 2899600 Sciences Physical bio inspired cobalt based Department of Chemistry, Chemistry elecrocatalysts for H₂ production Indian Institute of Technology, under a broader chemical space Gandhinagar,Gujarat,382424. 15. Chemical Inorganic & Application of NMR based Dr. Neeraj Sinha, 5490070 Sciences Physical metabolomics for the detection and Centre of Biomedical Research, Chemistry characterization of disease markers Lucknow,Uttar Pradesh,226014. associated with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) 16. Chemical Inorganic & Understanding the photophysics of Dr. Moloy Sarkar, 6215000 Sciences Physical molecular aggregates in near vicinity Chemistry, Chemistry of metal and semiconductor nano National Institute of Science particles Education And Research- Bhubneshwar,Odisha,751005. 17. Chemical Inorganic & Development of a Point-of-Care Assay Dr. Rashmi Madhuri, 4549600 Sciences Physical System for Qualitative Analysis of Applied Chemistry, Chemistry Food Allergens using Artificial Indian School of Mines, Antibodies Dhanbad,Jharkhand,826004. 18. Chemical Inorganic & Development of Solid State Nuclear Dr. Sivakumar Paramasivam, 2665520 Sciences Physical Magnetic Resonance Methodologies Physics and Nanotechnology, Chemistry for Direct Measurements of Torsion SRM University,Kanchpuram, Angles in Biomolecules Tamil Nadu,603203. 19. Chemical Inorganic & Gelation kinetics and microstructural Prof. H.B. Bohidar, 5499780 Sciences Physical self organization hybrid molecular School of Physical Sciences, Chemistry gels Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi,110067. 20. Chemical Inorganic & NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS FOR Dr. Suryanarayanan Vembu, 2292840 Sciences Physical ELECTROCARBOXYLATION IN PROTIC Electroorganic, Chemistry IONIC LIQUID MEDIUM Central Electrochemical Research Institute, Karaikudi,Tamil Nadu,630006. 21. Chemical Inorganic & Metal Phosphides-Unconventional Dr. Venkatanarayanan Ns, 4762560 Sciences Physical Electro-catalyst for Alternate Energy Dept. of Chemistry, Chemistry Systems Central University of Karnataka, Gulbarga,Karnataka,585106. 22. Chemical Inorganic & Development of novel ternary Dr. Lakhya Jyoti Borthakur, 3875520 Sciences Physical composite of graphene for high Dept. of Chemistry, Chemistry performance supercapacitor Nowgong College, electrode Nagaon,Assam,782001. 23. Chemical Inorganic & Development of Yolk/Shell or Dr. Santanu Paria, 3748800 Sciences Physical Movable Core/shell Type Novel National Institute of Chemistry Nanocatalysts for the production of Technology,Rourkela, Methanol via Photochemical Odisha,769008. Reduction of CO2 24. Chemical Inorganic & Development and Functional Studies Dr. Sujit Kumar Ghosh, 5796780 Sciences Physical of Neutal N-donor Ligand Based Department of Chemistry, Chemistry Water Stable Metal-organic Indian Institute of Science frameworks Education and Research, Pune,Maharashtra,411008. 25. Chemical Inorganic & Pb-free thermoelectric energy Dr. Kanishka Biswas, 6242280 Sciences Physical conversion:Enhancement of Chemistry Unit, Chemistry thermoelectric performance of SnTe Jawaharlal Nehru Centre For by alliovalent doping,valence band Advanced Scientific Research, convergence and nanostructuring Bangalore,Karnataka,560064. 26. Chemical Inorganic & Development of Robust and Dr. Debanjan Guin, 3630000 Sciences Physical Recyclable DIP Catalyst for Important Dept. of Chemistry, Chemistry Organic Transformations Rajasthan University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 302005. 27. Chemical Inorganic & Mehanistic insight into the ligand Dr. Shubhra Ghoshdastidar, 3080000 Sciences Physical induced perturbation on the intrinsic Department of Bioinformatics Chemistry dyanamics conformational sampling Centre, Bose Institute, of the α,ᵦ dimer of tubulin : Kolkata,West Bengal, Applications to combat cancer 700054. 28. Chemical Inorganic & Study on multifucational catalytic Dr. Manish Kumar Mishra, 3098260 Sciences Physical property of metal organic framework Department of Chemistry, Chemistry (MOFs) catalysts for conversion of Dharmsinh Desai University, alcobols in industrially important Kheda,Gujarat,387001. synthesis reactions 29. Chemical Inorganic & Modeling of non linear convection Dr. Lakshmanan Rajendran, 1332980 Sciences Physical diffusion processes in hydrodynamic Department of Mathematics, Chemistry Electrodes Sethu Institute of Technology, Virudunagar,Tamil Nadu, 626115. 30. Chemical Inorganic & How Molecular interactions and ionic Dr. Sanjib Senapati, 2459600 Sciences Physical hydrations manifest in the Department of Biotechnology, Chemistry physiochemical prperties of inonic Indian Institute of Technology- liquid/water mixtures: A Chennai,Tamil Nadu,600036. comprehensive study by experimetnal measurements and molecular dynamics simulations 31. Chemical Inorganic & Investigation on High Perofmance Dr. Ragupathy P., 4242240 Sciences Physical Electrodes and Electrolytes for Department of Electrochemical Chemistry Advanced Zinc bromine redox flow Power Sources, batteries Central Electrochemical Research Institute,Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu,630006. 32. Chemical Inorganic & Development organic Inoranic Hybrid Dr. Parthasarathi Dastidar, 2473200 Sciences Physical Systems (OIHS) For Biomedical Department of Organic Chemistry Applications Chemistry, Indian Association for The Cultivation of Science, Kolkata,West Bengal, 700032. 33. Chemical Inorganic & Synthesis Characterization and Dr. Chandan Mukherjee, 4840000 Sciences Physical utilization of Radical Containing Department of Chemistry, Chemistry Transition metal complexes for Indian Institute of Technology- mechanistic Understanding and Guwahati,Assam,781039. catalysis 34. Chemical Inorganic & Profiling the electronic structure Prof. Rajat Kumar Chaudhuri, 3474145 Sciences Physical properties of relativistic and non Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Chemistry relativistic
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