Name: Dr. Gulshan Kumar
RSL ID: RSL069
Listing Type: Young Researcher
Year: 2021
Volume No.: 1
Issue No.: 3
This listing is for below work :
Aggregation Induced Emission-Excited State Intramolecular Proton Transfer based “Off-On” Fluorescent Sensor for Al3+ Ions in Liquid and Solid State
Area/Stream: Materials Science, Authors: Gulshan Kumar, Kamaldeep Paul, Vijay Luxami Keywords: ESIPT, AIE, Azine, Schiff base, Chemosensor Year:2018, Month:June, Volume: 263, Issue: View Abstract Download FileAbout Dr. Gulshan Kumar:
Dr. Gulshan Kumar
Research Associate
School of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Block G Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Patiala Bhadson-Patiala road, Near Central Jail Patiala
Punjab – 147004.
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Gulshan Kumar is working as Assistant professorin department of Chemistry at Maharishi Markandeshwar (Deemed to be University),Mullana, Ambala – 133207, India. He has earned his Ph.D. in "Photophysical and Theoretical Studies of Aza-heterocycles: Mechanistic Pathways to Excited-State Proton Transfer Phenomenon" from Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala-147004, India, under the supervision of Dr. Vijay Luxami. His doctoral studies centered on physical organic chemistry, focusing on the design, synthesis, and characterization of novel chromo - fluorescent molecular structures, as well as the experimental and computational understanding of a variety of photophysical processes and their application as aggregation - induced emitters and chemical sensors. Throughout the doctoral program, he was actively involved in collaborative research projects aimed at determining the chemical sensing, light - emitting, and imaging features of various molecular systems (featuring donor-acceptor, aggregation-induced emission properties) and gaining a mechanistic understanding of a variety of photo-induced processes.Following that, he joined the same lab as a research associate and worked on national collaborative projects. He is interested in applying physical and organic chemistry concepts to the design, develop, and study of novel chromo-fluorescent, functional molecules and materials with broader applications in optoelectronics, imaging, biotic and abiotic sensing, photodynamic treatment, energy storage, and other fields. To better comprehend the structural information and mechanistic pathways, spectroscopic investigations will be carried out in conjunction with computational analyses. He's keen on focusing on fundamental research, notably in the fields of spectroscopy, computational chemistry, organic chemistry, and photochemistry.
