Department of Chemistry Ashoka University

15/07/2026

Publication Update:
Congratulations Dr Santu Bera and team for their latest work published in Advanced Materials:

https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adma.73940

24/06/2026

Publication Update:

Aakash Likhar Gargee Roy Ashoka University

The search for multifunctional organic materials with tuneable photophysical properties has gained significant momentum in recent years. In this work, we demonstrate that molecular engineering of naphthalimide-based systems provide an effective strategy for programming their optical and self-assembl...

22/01/2025

Link to our latest publication (A joint effort with Dr Sachin Dev Verma group, IISER Bhopal)

Aggregation-caused quenching (ACQ) reduces luminescence and compromises brightness in solid-state displays, necessitating strategies to mitigate its effects for enhanced performance. This study prese...

18/01/2025

A collaborative work of Munmun Ghosh, Aryya Ghosh and Deepak Asthana is available to read now:

07/01/2025

Department of Chemistry, Ashoka University, will be organizing a conference during 7-8 March. Please check the following link for registration and further details:

A two-day conference about the recent trends & advances in the field of chemical science

27/08/2024

Publication Update-2 (
Soft Matter, 2024,20, 6327-6331)

Fluorescent materials find numerous applications in light-based devices, but their utilization is severely affected by concentration caused quenching of fluorescence, the extreme form of which is the total loss of fluorescence in the solid state. Introduction of bulky substituents remains the most f...

27/08/2024

Publication Update-1 (Chem. Commun., 2024,60, 9022-9025)

Extensive efforts have been dedicated towards designing new organic materials that display solid-state fluorescence and possess optical activity, thereby leading to the fabrication of materials emitting circularly polarized light. Existing organic materials usually suffer from two limitations, a low...