The cornerstone of modern society lies in the advancement of basic science as technologies evolve toward greater sophistication. Designing new nanoscopic environments and understanding their interactions in complex systems very often play an important role in driving fields of research and development in new directions. |
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The research in our group is focused on designing and synthesizing new nanoscopic environments and to carry out very specific reactions that can be controlled precisely with the help of external stimuli. Our multidisciplinary nature of research will incorporate Synthetic strategy, Host-guest chemistry, Molecular (chiral / biomolecular) recognition, Supramolecular Photochemistry and Photophysics to probe novel architectures at the nanoscopic level.We use molecular tools and spectroscopic techniques to gain deeper understanding of molecular interactions in chemical and biological systems. The diversity and interdependence of research themes in our group enable many breakthroughs in areas such as Photoscience, nanotechnology, material science. These are important areas of basic research that enhance our ability to understand and appreciate molecular interactions that are not only crucial in nature but also vital to breakthroughs in modern technology. Students and postdoctoral fellows in our group will have the opportunity to receive hands-on training in a broad range of scientific aspects that include synthesis, asymmetric molecular recognition; Design and development of nanoscopic reactors and organic materials, Optical techniques; Host-Guest systems; and developing photosystems for Bio-applications.
How To Join The Siva Group
Undergraduate Researchers: Send Prof. Siva an e-mail including a bit about yourself and the project area(s) in which you are interested, and we can set up an appointment. Undergraduates of all levels are welcome.
Graduate Researchers: Send Prof. Siva an e-mail including your background, the project area in which you are interested, and a list of your goals for graduate school. Students interested in organic, organic materials, supramolecular chemistry, Photoscience, Nanoscience are strongly encouraged to apply.
Postdoctoral applicants: Send Prof. Siva the enquiry by e-mail, letter stating what you hope to accomplish, a summary of your research background, your career goals following your postdoctoral appointment and a complete CV with references.
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Last updated: August 17, 2009. |