DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MADRAS

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DR. ARAVAMUDAN
DR. BALASUBRAMANIAN, K. K.
DR. BALASUBRAMANIAN, N.
DR. GOPINATHAN, M. S.
DR. KALIDAS, C.
DR. KURIACOSE, J. C.
DR. LALITHA, K.
Dr. Loganathan, D.
DR. MAHADEVAN, V.
DR. MANOHARAN, P. T.
DR. NARAYAN, R.
DR. NARAYANAN, K.
DR. PILLAI, C. N.
DR. RAJARAM, J.
DR. RAMADAS, S. R.
DR. RAMAKRISHNAN, V.
DR. RAMANA, D. V.
DR. RAMASWAMY, R.
DR. RAMKRISHNA, T. V.
DR. RAO, V. R. S.
DR. SASTRI, M. V. C.
DR. SRINIVASAN, V.
DR. SRINIVASAN, M.
DR. SRINIVASAN, T. K. K.
DR. SUBRAMANIAN, M. S.
DR. SUBRAMANIAN, S.
DR. SUBRAMANIAN, T.
DR. SUDHEENDRA RAO, M. N.
DR. SUNDARAM, N.
DR. SUNDARARAJAN, G.
DR. SURJIT SINGH
DR. SWAMY, C. S.
DR. UDUPA, M. R.
DR. VANCHEESAN, S.
DR. VARADARAJAN, T. K.
DR. VARADARAJU, U. V.
DR. VENKATACHALAM, C. S.
DR. VISWANATH, R. P.
DR. VISWANATHAN, B.

Biography

Prior to IIT Madras, Dr. Amrendra Vijay worked at (a) Kobenhavns Universitet, Orsted Institute, Copenhagen (Denmark), (b) University of Texas at Austin, Chemistry Department, Austin (USA), (c) University of California, Chemistry Department, Santa Barbara, CA (USA), (d) University of Houston, Chemistry Department, Houston, Texas (USA) and (e) Observatoire des Sciences de l’Univers de Besançon, Université de Franche-Comté, 25010 Besançon Cedex (France).

Education

  • December 1994 - Ph. D from Indian Institute of Science Bangalore

Research Interests

  • Phase Transitions and Critical Phenomena
  • Quantum Magnetism
  • Classical and Quantum Optics
  • Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics
  • Fluid dynamics and Turbulence
  • Theoretical Biophysics

Representative Publications

Anomalies in the Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Properties of Correlated Ions in Complex Molecular Environments (M. Sathiya, S. Chakraborty and A. Vijay, PHYSICAL REVIEW E 96, 052133, 2017).

Normal and Anomalous Diffusion: An Analytical Study Based on Quantum Collision Dynamics and Boltzmann Transport Theory (M. Sathiya, S. Chakraborty and A. Vijay, J. Phys. Chem. B 2016, 120, 9608–9620).

Effective Hamiltonians for Correlated Narrow Energy Band Systems and Magnetic Insulators: Role of Spin-Orbit Interactions in Metal-Insulator transitions and Magnetic Phase Transitions (S. Chakraborty and A. Vijay, J. Chem. Phys. 2016, 144, 144107/1–144107/13).

Spontaneous Magnetic Order in Complex Materials: Role of Longitudinal Spin-Orbit Interactions (S. Chakraborty and A. Vijay, J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 2017, 432, 559).

Spin-Orbit Interactions and Magnetic Phase Transitions (S. Chakraborty and A. Vijay, J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 2016, 419, 412–419).

 
 

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SEMESTER - I

CY5011 : Transition Metal and Bioinorganic Chemistry

CY5013 : Conceptual Organic Chemistry

CY5015 : Classical and Statistical Thermodynamics

CY5017 : Principles of Quantum Mechanics

CY5019 : Organometallic Chemistry

CY5021 : Introductory Computational Chemistry Laboratory

CY5023 : Organic Chemistry Laboratory

SEMESTER - II

CY5012 : Main Group Chemistry and Spectroscopic Characterization of Inorganic Compounds

CY5014 : Reactive Intermediates and Concerted Reactions

CY5016 : Kinetics and Reaction Dynamics

CY5018 : Chemical Bonding and Group Theory

CY5020 : Analytical Chemistry: Principles, Practices and Applications

CY5022 : Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory

CY5024 : Physical Chemistry Laboratory

SEMESTER - III

CY6011 : Solid State Chemistry

CY6013 : Spectroscopy-Applications in Organic Chemistry

CY6015 : Electrochemistry: Fundamentals and Applications

CY6017 : Optical and Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

CY6019 : Modern Synthetic Methodology in Organic Chemistry (Department Elective-I)

CY6023 : New Methods and Strategies in Organic Synthesis (Department Elective-II)

SEMESTER - IV

CY6101 : Magnetic Resonance Imaging

CY6102 : Advanced Bioinorganic Chemistry

CY6103 : Chemistry of Crystalline Inorganic Solid State Materials

CY6104 : Molecular Clusters

CY6105 : Supramolecular Chemistry

CY6106 : Organometallic Chemistry for Organic Synthesis

CY6107 : Heterocyclic Chemistry

CY6108 : Medicinal Chemistry

CY6109 : Photochemistry

CY6110 : Stereoselective Synthesis of Natural Products

CY6111 : Electron Spectroscopy

CY6112 : Surface Chemistry and Catalysis

CY6113 : Chemistry of Macromolecules

CY6114 : Chemical and Electrochemical Energy Systems

CY6115 : Chemistry of the Earth’s atmosphere

CY6116 : Advanced Solution Thermodynamics

CY6117 : Advanced Optical Spectroscopy

CY6118 : Experimental Methods in Chemistry

CY6119 : Group Theory and Molecular Spectroscopy

CY6120 : Molecular and Statistical Reaction Dynamics and Scattering Statistical dynamics

CY6121 : Advanced Electronic Structure and Density Functional Theory for Molecules

CY6122 : Numeric Methods for Computational Chemistry

CY6123 : Asymmetric Organic synthesis

CY6124 : Organic Photochemistry: Principles and Applications

CY6125 : Functional Organic Materials

CY6126 : Green Organic Synthesis: Principles and Applications

CY6127: Chemical Processes at Surfaces and Interfaces

CY6128: Computational Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Simulations

CY6129: Advanced Methods in Experimental Physical Chemistry

CY6998 : Electrochemical Approaches to Functional Supramolecular Systems