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Ph.D.
Assistant Professor Grade-I
Chemistry
Most of Dr. Jana´s projects revolve around intermetallics as these tend to be particularly susceptible to aperiodic phenomena. Their structure determinations have posed exciting crystallographic problems: superstructures, modulation, twinning, quasicrystalline order, etc. A state-of-the-art crystallographic method, such as superspace modeling is employed to solve these challenges. In the recent past, quite a few incommensurately modulated structures have successfully modeled. To understand the stability of synthesized phases, electronic structure calculations and chemical bonding analysis in real space are performed. Currently research scholars working in the group have been working on various complexes intermetallic phases in Zn-, Cd- and Pd-rich systems.
A Microporous La-Metal-Organic Framework with Large Surface Area by Pal, S.;Bhunia, A.;Jana,P. P; Dey, S.;Möllmer, J.;Janiak, C.;Nayek,* Chem. Eur. J. 21 2789-2792 (2015)
Samiran Misra
Area of Research: Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
Ghanta Sivaprasad
Area of Research: Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
Biplab Koley
Area of Research: Solid State Chemistry
Nilanjan Roy
Area of Research: Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
Amit Mondal
Area of Research: Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
Achintya Lakshan
Area of Research: Solid State Inorganic Chemistry
