Amity Institute of Applied Science | India
AUTHOR PROFILE
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS
Assoc Prof Dr. Kiran Bajaj began his academic journey in Organic Chemistry at C.C.S. University, Meerut, India, where he completed his B.Sc. in Chemistry in 1997, followed by an M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry in 1999. His academic excellence in these foundational studies set the stage for his subsequent research in organic luminophores. Dr. Bajaj pursued his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry at C.C.S. University, graduating in 2003. His doctoral research laid the groundwork for his future work in the design and synthesis of organic luminophores with promising optical properties.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS
Dr. Bajaj's professional career has been marked by significant roles and contributions across various institutions. He has served as an Associate Professor at the Amity Institute of Applied Science, Amity University, Noida, India, since 2021. Prior to this, he held a DST/SERB funded Research Scientist/Guest Faculty position at BITS Pilani, India (2014-2021), and was a Visiting Faculty at Rakesh P.G. College, Rajasthan University, Pilani, India (2012-2014). His post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Florida, Gainesville, USA (2008-2012), further expanded his expertise in organic luminophores and peptide chemistry.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS
Dr. Bajaj's research focuses on several key areas within Synthetic Organic and Peptide Chemistry. His work includes the design and synthesis of fused aza-heterocyclic systems with notable optical behavior, development of new ligation procedures for peptide synthesis, and exploration of aziridine rings in peptide synthesis. Additionally, he has advanced the field by investigating benzotriaole-mediated peptide synthesis and designing benzothiazepine/benzoxazepines with promising biological properties. His research in organic luminophores has been pivotal in understanding and enhancing their optical characteristics.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
Dr. Bajaj's impact on the field of Organic Chemistry is significant, as evidenced by his research on organic luminophores and peptide chemistry. His innovative approaches to peptide synthesis and the development of new ligation procedures have influenced both theoretical and practical aspects of organic chemistry. The recognition of his contributions is highlighted by awards such as the DST-Young Scientist Award (2012) and his nomination for the Book Project ‘She is - 75 Women in Chemistry’ by the Royal Society of Chemistry and the office of the Principal Adviser to the Government of India (2023).
ACADEMIC CITATIONS
Dr. Bajaj's work, particularly in the design and synthesis of organic luminophores, has been well-cited in academic literature, reflecting the impact and relevance of his research. His contributions to the understanding of optical behavior in organic systems and peptide synthesis have garnered substantial attention in the scientific community.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
Dr. Bajaj's legacy in the field of Organic Chemistry is marked by his pioneering research in organic luminophores and peptide chemistry. His future contributions are expected to continue shaping the field, with ongoing research and projects poised to further enhance the understanding and application of organic systems. Dr. Bajaj’s work not only advances scientific knowledge but also has practical implications for the development of new materials and technologies.
ORGANIC LUMINOPHORES
Dr. Bajaj’s research prominently features organic luminophores, focusing on their design and synthesis with promising optical behavior. His work involves creating advanced organic luminophores that exhibit significant optical properties, contributing to the broader field of synthetic organic chemistry. Through his innovative research, Dr. Bajaj continues to explore and expand the potential applications of organic luminophores in various scientific and technological domains.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION
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Citation: 01 Year: 2024
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Citation: 06 Year: 2023
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Citation: 03 Year: 2022