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About the PI

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Prof. V. Haridas

 

Currently: Professor: Department of Chemistry at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD), India

Post-doctoral studies with Prof. R. M. Ghadiri (The Scripps Research Institute, USA) & with Prof. Herbert Waldmann (Max Planck Institute, Germany).

Ph.D.: Prof. D. Ranganathan (National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology, India)

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Professional Recognition (International)

  • Skaggs Scholarship (The Scripps Research Institute, USA 1999) 

  • Alexander Humbodlt Fellowship (Humboldt Foundation, Germany 1999) 

  • Max Planck Fellowship (Max Planck Foundation, Germany 2002) 

  • Endeavor Executive Award (Australian Government 2008)

The Team

Students interested in joining our lab can choose from research topics such as organic synthesis, catalysis, peptides, and supramolecular chemistry. The lab is led by Prof. V. Haridas and has a team of dedicated researchers who work towards understanding the chemical basis of biological processes and designing newer molecules. Meet our team:

Our Research Lab

Our lab focuses on understanding the chemical basis of biological processes and the structure-based logic of biomolecular behaviors. We conduct experimental investigations using organic synthesis, peptide chemistry, spectroscopic, microscopic, and computational methods. The lab's recent efforts include designing newer molecules and studying their behavioral patterns.

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Prof. V. Haridas

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Sagar

Ph. D. Student

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Souvik Dutta

Ph. D. Student

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Surya Kant Bhardwaj

Ph. D. Student

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Navdeep Singh Thayat

Ph. D. Student

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Kanika Gupta

Ph. D. Student

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Savita

Ph. D. Student

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Hitesh

Ph. D. Student

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Akshay Kumar

Ph. D. Student

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Annu Kumari

Ph. D. Student

Dr. Mousumi Samanta

Inspire Faculty

Mayank Kumar Singh

M. Tech. Student

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Shivam Mishra

M. Tech. Student

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Sugandha Sharma

M. Tech. Student

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Supriya Dwivedi

M. Tech. Student

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Raviraj Choudhary

M. Sc. Student

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Nityananda Parida

M. Sc. Student

Alumni

Ph.D.

  • Rachit Sapra (2024) thesis entitled "Designer Peptides: From Molecular Receptors to Self-Assembling Systems with Emergent Properties".

  • Hanuman Singh (2023) thesis entitled "Protein Engineering: Design, Synthesis and Functional Properties of Peptidomimetic Foldamers".

  • Govind P Maurya (2022) thesis entitled  "Functional self-assembling systems: Synthesis and biophysical characterization".

  • Sameer Dhawan (2021) thesis entitled “A Minimalistic Approach for Functional Self-assembling Peptide and Pseudopeptide Systems”. 

  • Nehate Chetan Narayan (2018) thesis entitled “Synthesis and Evaluation of Redox Sensitive Polymeric Nanocarriers for Drug Delivery in Cancer Therapy”.

  • Sakshi Sharma (2017) thesis entitled “Designer peptidomimetics: Self-assembly and proton sensing properties.

  • Appa Rao Sapala (2017) thesis entitled “Design, synthesis and vesicular self-assembly of cyclic, acyclic and lipid based molecules”.

  • M. B. Bijesh (2017) thesis entitled “Self-assembly and anion recognition properties of designer pseudopeptidic molecules”. 

  • Praveen Kumar P. P. (2016) thesis entitled “Molecular recognition and self-assembling properties of peptide-based systems”. 

  • Ishanki Bhardwaj (2016) thesis entitled “Design and synthesis of amino acid-based systems for anion recognition, self-assembly and cellular uptake studies”.

  • Sandhya Sadanandan (2015) thesis entitled “Peptide design: designer peptides as anion sensors, secondary structure mimetics and self-assembled materials”.

  • Ram Prakash Verma (2015) thesis entitled “Design, synthesis and self-assembling properties of peptide-based dendrimers.” 

  • Srikant Sahu (2011) thesis entitled “Design, synthesis, ion-binding and self-assembling behavior of triazole-based molecules”. 

  • Yogesh Kumar Sharma (2009) thesis entitled “Peptide based dendrimers and secondary structure mimetics”.

 

​M.Sc./M.Tech Projects

  • Sumit (2024).

  • Ankit Yadav (2024).

  • Prashant Saini (2024).

  • Subhajit Nandi (2023).

  • Srimanto Dey (2023).

  • Piyush (2023).

  • Neeraj Kumar (2022).

  • Divya Yadav (2022).

  • Asgar Ali (2020).

  • Ankit (2019). 

  • Kavita Kumari (2019).

  • Dinesh Kumar Kakran (2017).

  • Anuj Kumar (2016).

  • Deepak Yadav (2016). 

  • Garima Singh (2015).

  • Snigdha Sarkar (2015). 

  • Jyotirlata Singha(2015). 

  • Lakshay Kathuria (2014).

  • Tanmay Das (2014).

  • Prasun Ghosh (2013).

  • Rohit Kumar Gupta (2013). 

  • Sakshi Sharma (2012).

  • Tushita Mukhopadhyay (2012).

  • Tauseef Ahmad (2011).

  • Rose (2010)

  • Gana Jijeesh (2010)

  • Nadia (2009)

  • Rajaih (2009)

  • B. Ravichandran (2008).

  • Deepthi​

  • K. Y. Kiran Kumar (2007).

  • Harinder Singh (2006).

  • Soumyajit Ghosh (2006).

  • Indira Sen

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