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Prof. Jayanty Subbalakshmi

Head & Professor,
Department of Chemistry

Characterisation and study of new Molecular Materials for Optical, Conducting and Biological applications, Design, Synthesis
Department of Chemistry
Chamber No. B112
Birla Institute of Technology and Science-Pilani, Hyderabad Campus
Jawahar Nagar, Kapra Mandal, Medchal-Malkajgiri District
Hyderabad-500078

Our Research Group

Research Interests: Design, Synthesis and Development of simple, small organic molecules for materials and biological applications.

  1. Design, synthesis and development of simple, small organic molecules based on Tetracyanoquinodimethanes and Xanthenes for multifunctional molecular material characteristics: Optical and Non-linear Optical molecular materials, Solar-cells, Anticancer activityBio-imaging and Sensing applications.
  2. Purification/separation of enantiomeric impurities by HPLC technique in recent API's (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) through "Quality by Design Approach (QbD)"
  3. Design and development of organic small molecules based on Organic D-Pi-A frameworks as Solid-state recognition agents. 
  4. Design and Development of Biologically active molecules (with anticancer activity), molecular materials and doped Polymers for device applications such as Memristors and Solar cells.

Research Group:

Completed: 

  1. Dr. Anwarhussaini Syed

    Was a Full Time Ph.D studentCompleted in May 2022Recruited under DST-EMR Project 2017-2020. B.Sc. (Biology, Physics and Chemistry), M.Sc. Organic Chemistry from Osmania University.). Currently Employed in Sambi Pharma as Research Scientist. 

  2. Dr. Himabindu Battula

    Was a Full Time Ph.D StudentCompleted in July 2023, did B.Sc (M.P.C) and M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry (Andhra University); M.Sc in Environmental Chemistry From Ambedkar Open University. Currently working as Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry (H&S), ACE Engineering College, Ankushapur, Ghatkesar, Telangana, Pin code-501301

Ongoing

  1. Anuradha Sureshrao Mohitkar, (Full Time Ph.D Student since April 2021), M.Sc in Organic Chemistry (Savitribai Phule Pune University).
  2. Gade Kirth Reddy (Full Time Ph.D Student since 1st August 2024, M.Sc Chemistry from NIT Surathkal, Karnataka).

  3. Sivaganesh Bommi, (Part Time Ph.D Student since 2018B.Sc (Bi.P.C); M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry), Andhra University , Currently, General Manager, PI life sciences. 
  4. Pavan Varma Phenmatsa (Part Time Ph.D Student since 2022) B.Sc (M.P.C); M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry), Andhra University, Currently, Associate Research Scientist, Sai Life Sciences Limited.

        Overall Our Group focuses on the: 

  • Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Development of new simple, small organic molecules for biological activity and material properties.
  • Development and Fabrication of Molecular materials for optical, conducting, Non-linear optical and biological application (for anticancer activity)
  • Design, Synthesis, Characterization and Fabrication of novel Polymer templates/ Polymer blends for conducting and semiconducting applications.
  • Investigation on the Structure-property correlation 
  • Investigation of Nano structures and tuning morphology for the miniatures
  • Purification/separation of impurities through fine tuning and control experiments by HPLC method.
  • Design and synthesis of solid-state recognition agents
  • To generate Supramolecular assemblies for optical and non-linear optical molecular materials by the optimization of non-covalent interactions/organization of molecular dipoles through crystallization.
  • Design and synthesize molecular probes as metal sensors.

      Future Research Interests are to:

  •  Design and synthesize molecular fluorescent probes as efficient sensors and for bioimaging. 
  •  Synthesize considerable/extended pi-conjugated systems for solid state optical responses/solid state sensors.
  • Design and synthesize simple and small biologically active molecules for anticancer activity. 
  • Design and development of organic semiconductors with resistive switching memory characteristic and solar cell application.