Ehesan's Lab

Exploring the Nano-verse Computationally.

OVERVIEW

Our research is about the understanding of the electronic structure and magnetic properties of molecules, materials, solids, bio-materials, and interfaces employing high-performance quantum mechanical computations. Designing Organic Molecular Magnets (OMMs) and Single-Molecule Magnets (SMMs) and enhancing their magnetic behavior for numerous uses is one of our prime endeavors. At the inorganic-organic spin-interfaces, we also explore the properties of the newly emerging “Molecular Spintronics” for potential technological device applications. Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) must be organized on substrates at the nanoscale without losing their SMMs’ characteristics and their spin-phonon dynamics are inspected for spintronic device applications. Spin-transport across the molecular Nano-junctions and various on-surface heterogeneous chemical reactions that involve electron and spin-transfer relevant for energy and spintronics applications are also the focus of our laboratory. Our research enhances knowledge of the basic physics governing electron transport while establishing the foundation for nanotechnology advancements.  Further, we are also involved in exploring the electronic spin/charge transfer process associated with biochemical reactions and protein dynamics to unravel the molecular mechanism of various diseases such as Malaria and understating its drug resistances. Our lab employs the Car-Parinello and Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics, classical MD, broken-symmetry DFT, spin constrained DFT, theoretical spectroscopy, electron and spin-transfer dynamics in metallo-proteins, solar cells, and catalytic chemical reactions in addition to Density Functional Theory to investigate the aforementioned properties.

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  • Handzlik, G., Ligiel Relaxing amid Three: Slow Magnetization Relaxation in Three-Coordinate Chromium(II) N-Heterocyclic Carbene Complexes Chem. Eur. J.  , 2025 , , e202500607.

  • Bhunia, N., Ali, S., Identification of Cosensitizers for Triggering Terbium Emission Enhancement in Zinc Sulfide Nanoparticles ACS Appl. Opt. Mater..  , 2025 , , .

  • Mahanta, S.P.; Sahoo Spinterface-Mediated Magnetic Properties of Nanoscale-Thick Co20Fe60B20/Alq3 Heterostructures for Spintronic Applications ACS Appl. Nano Mater. , 2025 , 8 , .

  • Chibh, S., Aggarwal, Photoresponsive and Shape-Switchable MoS2–Peptide-Hybrid Nanosystems for Enacting Photochemo and siRNA-Mediated Gene Therapy in Glioma J. Phys. Chem. B.  , 2025 , 17 , 29318-29340.

  • Das, S.; Monika, Ali Harnessing Renewable Energy via Tunable Hydrovoltaic Power Generation on Cobalt Intercalated Nitrogen-doped Graphene Adv. Energy Mater. , 2025 , , e202500607.

  • Panday, R.R.; Ali, S An electron rich triazine-based covalent organic framework as an aqueous electrolyte symmetric supercapacitor CHEMCOM , 2025 , 61 , 7831-7834.

  • Bajaj, A.; Ali, S.; Quantum Spin Transport Through Blatter’s Diradicals and Triradicals J. Phys. Chem. B.  , 2025 , 129 , 4252-4264.

  • Sharma, P.; Yuan, H. Intrinsically Pro‐Apoptotic Gold Nanoclusters for Optical Tracing and Inhibition of Solid Tumors Adv. Healthc. Mater. , 2025 , , .

  • Ali, S. and Ali, M.E Quantum spin sensors for open-shell molecules J. Mater. Chem. C. , 2025 , 13 , 7760-7771.

  • Nath, A.R.; Kumar, M Intramolecular Magnetic Exchange Interaction in Dichalcogenide Substituted Organic Diradical Dications J. Chem. Theory Comput . , 2025 , 21 , 1507-2152.

We are working at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology Mohali, one of the leading research institutes in India in the field of Nano Science. INST is located in Chandigarh, one of the major cities of India.

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