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Mainak Sadhukhan

Mainak Sadhukhan

PhD (IISER-Kolkata)

Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry

FB 424,
Department of Chemistry
IIT Kanpur,
Kanpur 208016

विशेषज्ञता

Quantum Chemistry, Noncovalent interaction, Density functional theory

शिक्षा

PhD. (2013) IISER-Kolkata

शिक्षण क्षेत्र

Quantum Chemistry

Basic Physical Chemistry

Near field microscopy

Numerical Methods

चयनित प्रकाशन

Mainak Sadhukhan and Alexandre Tkatchenko, Physical Review Letters118,210402 (2017).
M. Sadhukhan and Frederick R. Manby, Physical Review B 94,115106 (2016).
M. Sadhukhan, Amlan K Roy, P. K. Panigrahi, and B. M. Deb, International Journal of Quantum Chemistry 116,377 (2016).

पेशेवर अनुभव

Assistant Professor, IIT-Kanpur : January, 2019-present

Postdoctoral researcher, University of Luxembourg : April, 2016-December, 2018 

Newton International Fellow, University of Bristol : January, 2014-December,2015

Postdoctoral Research Associate, S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences: July, 2013-December, 2013

Ph.D., IISER-Kolkata : June, 2013

वर्तमान शोध

Most of our life processes depend on the noncovalent interactions between several molecules. From proteins to nucleic acids, literally we are driven by mechanisms whose nuts and bolts are noncovalent interactions. I have particular interests to develop and consequently apply novel quantum mechanical methods to explain and predict the fate of noncovalent interactions. I employ both analytical as well as numerical methods to achieve this goal.

I am also very interested in time-dependent quantum mechanics of strong field-atoms/molecules interactions. We will be particularly pushing towards theoretical developments towards attosecond physics.

In next few years my lab will be investing significantly for developing methods for orbital-free density functional theory and relativistic density functional theory. Our goal will be centered around developing methodologies to finally achieve reaction dynamics through OFDFT.