Professor, Chemistry #GauhatiUniversity, #CrystalEngineering #Mechanochemistry Post-doc@chembridge, 🇬🇧 Tel-Aviv, 🇮🇱 UlamNawaFellow, 🇵🇱
Guwahati, India
Joined June 2010
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Latest from our lab
Phase Purity and Phase Stability of Trimorphic Etoricoxib−2,6-Dihydroxybenzoic Acid Salt Forms
doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.6c00…
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I'm very happy to share our latest paper on higher-order MOXB cocrystals published in Chemical Science🥳💪
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#Hiring #PhDOpportunity: Composite Membranes for Gas Separations! 🚀
Excited to announce 1 #PhD position in a collaborative project between BITS-Pilani Hyderabad and TIFR Hyderabad!
Check the adv. below for details
@MOF_papers @PostdocPhd @bitspilaniindia @TIFRH_buzz @Rh8612
This is quite strange that after getting the DST-JSPS grant in FY 2025, even after 1.5 year the sanctioned money is not yet released. Hope to get some positive response
@IndiaDST
@ANRFIndia
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Excited to share this work on self-healing crystals accompanied by symmetry breaking, proved by SHG and Raman techniques..!
Congratulations to @ishita_gh @kumariiti #VarunRaghunathanIISc and all coauthors..!
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We wish to express our sincere gratitude to three distinguished researchers in the field of organic solid-state chemistry, Kalyan J. Kalita, Catharine Esterhuysen & Len Barbour @Barbour_Group, for highlighting our recent work published in Nature Materials. @NYUAbuDhabi
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An impressive example of non-autonomous healing in an organic crystal:
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Interesting Highlight article, connecting cultural heritage techniques and Crystal Engineering..!
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Check out latest work recently published in @CommsChem
A great collaboration with @thapliyaladi
Tridib Sarma da and @GuhaAnkur
Underlying charge-transfer mechanism of visible light emission in guanine crystals bit.ly/3LTPoDx
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It's a great experience to work with you all that resulted an outstanding publication in @CommsChem
In this work we explored how guanine can show emission in the visible region and studied the factors responsible. A collaborative work with @ranjitthakuria and @AnkurKGuha Congratulations to the whole team.
Thanks to my supervisor Dr. Tridib K. Sarma for his valuable guidance.
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Electronic structure of halogen bonds with P, As and Sb acceptors explored in our latest @J_A_C_S paper! Experimental charge density analysis and benchmark of DFT methods in pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102… Congratulations @lavanyak0605 @sibanandadash6 @mauramalinka @DominikCincic
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Our work on
"Experimentally Derived Charge Density of Halogen Bonds to Heavy Pnictogens: Revealing Electronic Structure and Validating Density Functional Theory Approaches" has been accepted in JACS and is online
Congratulations 🎊 to all of us❤️
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Next in the series, we are happy to share a metal-free covalent organic framework serving as a promising photocatalyst for the targeted dehydrogenative coupling at room temperature & very low loading.
Great collaboration with @DA_catalysisLab.
@snbkol
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Proud moment for Gauhati University!
Our very own Dr. Ranjit Thakuria, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, has been featured in the Royal Society of Chemistry's prestigious journal Chemcomm in "Pioneering Investigators Collection 2025: Part 2” for his outstanding contributions to chemical sciences.
Read here: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
DOI: 10.1039/D5CC90321A (Chem. Commun., 2025, 61, 16491–16497)
Dr. Thakuria received his PhD from the University of Hyderabad under Prof. Ashwini K. Nangia, followed by postdoctoral work with Prof. William Jones (University of Cambridge, UK) and Prof. Israel Goldberg (Tel Aviv University, Israel).
Since 2014, he has been with Gauhati University, contributing immensely to research and mentoring. His recognitions include:
# DST–Young Scientist Award (2014)
# ACS Crystal Growth & Design Emerging Investigators Award (2019, 2022)
# DST–JSPS Joint Research Project (2024)
# Ulam Nawa Fellowship, University of Warsaw (2025)
Gauhati University congratulates Dr. Thakuria for this global recognition and for carrying forward Assam’s tradition of scientific excellence.
@RoySocChem @ngmahanta
#ResearchExcellence #Chemistry #Assam #RoyalSocietyOfChemistry #PioneeringInvestigators #ScienceInIndia
Really happy to share that I have been selected for @ChemComm pioneering investigator award. Check the latest issue
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Congratulations to all the coauthors for your contribution to this cover art in @ChemComm @MechChemPapers @Mechanochem
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I'm very happy to share our latest paper on MOXB cocrystals published in @angew_chem. Thanks to all collaborators!!! @TomislavFriscic @M_Arhangelskis
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Just 11 days left to apply for a PhD position in our group! If you are interested in MOFs, mechanochemistry and structure analysis please follow the link for details:
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#ChemPhD #PhD #PhDposition
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Very proud of Mary's paper. Thank you to all the co-workers on this one at Heriot-Watt and ISIS. Mixing dynamic covalent chemistry, supramolecular polymerisation, and scattering to understand self-sorting and co-assembly from the same components.
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