Dr. Suranjan Shil | Computational Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Suranjan Shil’s primary research focus lies in theoretical chemistry, with an emphasis on the magnetic and electrical transport properties of molecules and radicals. His work involves using computational chemistry methods, such as density functional theory (DFT), to investigate the behavior of magnetic systems and their potential applications in materials science and nanotechnology. Specifically, Dr. Shil explores photoinduced magnetic transitions in organic systems, intramolecular ferromagnetic coupling, and magnetostructural properties in organic and inorganic diradicals. His research aims to understand the fundamental interactions in molecular systems to develop novel materials for use in quantum computing, sensors, and energy storage devices. Dr. Shil’s work has been influential in advancing the field of spintronics, which deals with the intrinsic spin of electrons and its associated magnetic properties. His contributions have paved the way for developing new materials with tailored magnetic properties for use in various technological applications.

Skills 

Dr. Suranjan Shil possesses an advanced skill set in computational chemistry, with proficiency in various software and methodologies used for theoretical calculations and simulations. His core expertise includes Density Functional Theory (DFT), quantum chemistry calculations, and molecular dynamics simulations. He is skilled in analyzing and predicting the magnetic and electronic properties of molecules and materials, using computational tools to investigate spin dynamics and charge transport behavior. Dr. Shil is also well-versed in the theoretical aspects of molecular magnetism, organic and inorganic radical chemistry, and the development of materials with targeted properties. In addition to his computational skills, he has expertise in academic mentoring, guiding undergraduate and graduate students through research projects, teaching computational chemistry concepts, and publishing scientific papers. His skills also extend to grant writing, securing research funding, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams on international research projects in various institutions.