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Development of supramolecular polymeric hydrogel-based biomaterials, Stimuli-responsive materials for controlled release and delivery, Dynamic combinatorial chemistry for self-healing and functional nanomaterials, Multivalent recognition for imaging and diagnostic application

Lab News

2nd November 2021

Congratulations Dr. Nidhi and team for their recent publication in ACS Biomater. Sci. Eng   

29th October 2021

Congratulations Chirag and team for their recent publication in RSC Adv.   

28th August 2021

Congratulations Dr. Jojo for joining as a Post Doc. fellow  in University at Buffalo, New York

14th July 2021

Congratulations Dr. Ashmeet and team for their recent publication in Nanoscale   

20th April 2021

Congratulations Dr. Jojo for successfully defending your PhD Thesis.

7th January 2021

Congratulations Jojo for getting your paper accepted in Polymer chemistry

4th January 2021

Welcome Devyani and best wishes for successful internship

4th January 2021

Warm welcome to Debasish joined as a Ph.D. student

1st January 2021

New Year wishes with heartiest Congratulations to Dr. Nidhi, Dr. Ashmeet and all the authors for paper accepted in Chemistry of Materials

31st December 2020

Congratulations Dr. Asish on your well deserved promotion to Scientist F 

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RESEARCH INTERESTS

Biomimetic scaffolds
Development of supramolecular polymeric hydrogels for mimicking the artificial ECM biomatrix. Currently, with our expertise in supramolecular chemistry, we are exploring the possibility of controlling mechanical insights such as dynamic mechanical stiffening and compression response of peptide-polymer conjugates as surrogate extracellular matrix materials.

Non-equilibrium peptide self-assembly 
Development of pathway dependent self-assembly in amyloid inspired minimalistic peptide system to form 1D fiber, twisted bundle and 2D lamellar morphologies.

 
Chiral Sensing and Recognition
Single chain polymeric nanoparticles with stimuli-responsiveness are designed towards development of efficient catalytic nanocontainer in persuit of mimicking enzymes and in designing self-healing materials.
 
Multivalent molecular probe
Taking lesson from nature, molecular probe with enhanced binding affinity are designed for application in imaging and diagnostic application

RECENT ARTICLES

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​Mechanical Integrity in Dynamic Interpenetrating Hydrogel Network...

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Photothermally Switchable Peptide Nanostructures...

OUR EXTERNAL COLLABORATORS

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Dr. Vinod K. Aswal

BARC - Mumbai

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Dr. Debes Ray

BARC - Mumbai

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Dr. Munia Ganguli

IGIB - New Delhi

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Dr. Sarit Agasti

JNCASR - Bangalore

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