Prof. Santanu Panda
Assistant Professor
Research Statement
Projects
ISIRD research grants
Client : IIT Kharagpur
Consultant : Dr. Santanu Panda
Co-Consultant(s) :
Ramanujan Fellowship
Client : SERB, India
Consultant : Dr. Santanu Panda
Co-Consultant(s) :
Awards and Recognition
1) Ramanujan Fellowship, SERB India
2) Best Poster Award at 2017 UTSW Biochemistry Retreat at Dallas Botanical Garden, Dallas
3) Invited seminar to the annual Biochemistry Department Seminar series at UT Southwestern Medical Center
4) Graduate outstanding teaching assistant award 2013, Department of Chemistry, Case Western Reserve University
5) ACS (American Chemical Society) Travel Award 2012
6) Merit-cum-Means (MCM) scholarship 2006 in IIT Kharagpur
7) Vidyasagar University Second Position in B.Sc. 2004
Courses Taught
CHEMISTRY LAB. (CY19001)
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III (CY31003)
STRATEGIES & METHODS IN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS (CY31010)
Patents
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Research Area
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There has been a tremendous interest in C-C bond formation using the concept of 1,2-migration of boron-ate complex. Our group is interested to develope novel synthetic methdology using 1,2-migration of boron-ate complex.
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The total synthesis of complex natural products remains among the most exciting and dynamic areas of chemical research. The challenge of a total synthesis provides a unique opportunity to test the limits of synthetic methodology and to invent new reactions. Our group is interested in the total synthesis of spiroketal based natural products for their benign toxicity to the human cancer cell lines.
Group Members
Kanak Kanti Das
Topic: 1,2-Migration of boron-ate complex in organic synthesis
Email: daskantikanak@gmail.com
Samir Manna
Topic: Photoredox catalysis for the synthesis of C-C bonds
Email: samirmanna@iitkgp.ac.in
Soumilee Nandy
Topic: Organoboron Chemistry
Email: soumilee.nandy@gmail.com
Soumilee Nandy
Topic: Organoboron Chemistry
Email: soumilee.nandy@gmail.com
Swagata Paul
Topic: Synthesis of heterocycles using organoboron chemistry
Email: swagatapaul@iitkgp.ac.in