Bhaskar Chakraborty

Biography:

Professor of Organic Chemistry at Sikkim Government College (An Extension Centre of Sikkim University),Gangtok, Sikkim, India with 30 years of teaching experience in teaching Undergraduate and Post graduate Chemistry students. Has active research experience of  30 years in synthetic organic chemistry in the field of “Nitrone cycloaddition reactions and their further applications following green chemistry methodologies”. Has established few environment friendly greener methodologies along with atom efficient reactions in the synthesis of few novel isoxazolidine and isoxazoline derivatives using new nitrones via 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reactions. These novel isoxazolidine and isoxazoline derivatives are found to have vast synthetic potential as they could be used as precursor for the synthesis of a variety of new organic molecules including peptides with potential biological activities. Supervisor of research scholars leading to Ph.D degree for 24 years (Awarded 8 Ph.D scholars & 2 are working). Has 21 years of administrative experience as “Head of Department” in the institution. Former “Overseas Fellow” at the Cardiff University, Cardiff, Unied Kingdom in 2019. Has sufficient expertise in conducting DST/CSIR/UGC national research projects. Has published 70 nos of peere reviewed research publications  (Scopus & WOS) in international and national journals of high repute and impact factors. Honorary referee and editorial board member for reviewing research manuscripts for various international and national journals with good impact factors. Has authored two books on the “Synthetic applications of nitrone cycloaddition reactions”. Has been awarded with many international and national awards. Has been associated as “Life member” with various international and national scientific organizations. Has presented research papers in various international and national conferences as “Invited Speaker” in UK, Germany, Greece, France and India. Has performed activities as “Organizing Commettee Members” (OCM) in international conferences.