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Research

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Metal Organic Frameworks

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are porous extended crystalline materials composed of metal ions or clusters coordinated to organic ligands. In our lab we aim to synthesize new MOFs alongside post synthetically modifications to build up a efficient materials for heterogenous catalysis and sensing .

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Metal Organic Gels

Metal-organic gels (MOGs) are flexible, self-assembled networks of metal ions and organic linkers with a gel-like consistency. They offer tunable mechanical, optical, and catalytic properties, making them useful in sensing, luminescence, and soft electronics. Here we aim to synthesize different metal based gels along with post synthesized modifications for application in heterogenous catalysis and as sensory probes.

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Metal Clusters

Cluster-assembled materials (CAMs) are structured networks formed by nanoscale metal clusters, offering unique electronic, optical, and catalytic properties. Clusters, composed of a few to hundreds of atoms, bridge the gap between molecular and bulk materials, enabling tunable functionalities

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Heterogenous catalysis

Heterogeneous catalysis involves catalysts in a different phase than the reactants, enabling recyclability and ease of separation. We aim to convert CO₂ into cyclic carbonates using our synthesized catalysts under mild conditions. Along with this, we explore various organic transformations such as A³ coupling, click reactions, and Strecker reactions, demonstrating the versatility and efficiency of our catalytic systems for sustainable synthesis.

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Luminescent probes

Luminescent materials are highly sensitive to environmental changes, making them ideal for sensing applications. Their tunable emission properties enable detection of gases, biomolecules, and metal ions with high selectivity and efficiency

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Encryption

Anticounterfeiting encryption uses advanced materials and techniques to create unique, tamper-proof security features. Luminescent inks, molecular switches, and stimuli-responsive materials enable hidden or dynamic encryption for secure authentication. These smart materials help prevent forgery in documents, currency, and branded products.

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