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Current Members : Dr. Rangappa Keri

 

Present group members (Post Doc)

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Plasmonic Nanoparticles for the Sensing of Heavy Metals and Pesticides.
Year: May 2025- Ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Realizing Nanostructured Transition Metal Compound Electrocatalyst for H₂ Production by Seawater Electrolysis
Year: 2025


 

Present group members (PhD)

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Synthesis, Biological and structural studies of some Novel Heterocycles
Year: 2021 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Design, synthesis, and biological evaluation of hDHODH inhibitors for potential antiviral and anticancer applications
Year: 2022 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Synthesis of thio spinel for electrochemical application
Year: 2023 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Efficient methods for the synthesis of Heterocycles using heterogeneous catalysts
Year: 2023 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Impurity profiling and stability studies of active pharmaceutical ingredients and their products
Year: January 2024- ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Synthesis of Nitrogen-Containing Heterocycles and Their Anti-Cancer Activity
Year: September 2024 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Electrochemical Analysis of MXene-based High Entropy Metal-Organic Framework and High Entropy Metal Oxide for high-performance Energy Storage and Conversion Applications.
Year: January 2025 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Application of Nanocatalysts and Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) for C–Se Bond Formation"
Year: January 2025 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Synthesis of Sulfur-Containing Heterocycles and Their Anticancer Activity
Year: January 2025 - ongoing


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Lonidamine–based Hybrids as Potential Anticancer Agents: Design, Synthesis, Biological Investigation and Computational Analysis
Year: June 2025


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Azacoumarin-based compounds as Potential Anticancer Agents
Year: January 2026


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Quinoxaline-based conjugate compounds: Design, synthesis and Biological evaluation
Year: January 2026


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Nucleic acid-based conjugate compounds as anticancer agents
Year: January 2026


 

Research Interest / Thesis Tittle : Application of N -Heterocyclic Carbenes (NHCs) for C-Se and C-Te Bonds
Year: January 2026


 
 
 

 
       
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