The Department of Chemistry pursues quality-driven, interdisciplinary research aligned with national priorities in science, technology, and sustainable development. The research activities of the department emphasize knowledge creation, innovation, and societal relevance, contributing to publications in reputed journals, funded projects, patents, and human resource development.

Major Research Thrust Areas

•    Inorganic and Coordination Chemistry
      o    Design, synthesis, and characterization of coordination and organometallic compounds
      o    Carbon-rich and functionalized metal complexes with luminescent and non-linear optical properties
      o    Inorganic hybrid materials and zeolites

•    Materials Chemistry and Nanotechnology
      o    Synthesis and applications of nanomaterials and nanoparticles
      o    Thin films and functional materials
      o    Materials for energy storage and conversion (solar cells, supercapacitors)
      o    Smart and optoelectronic materials

•    Organic and Green Chemistry
      o    Heterocyclic chemistry and new synthetic methodologies
      o    Natural products and bioactive molecules
      o    Environmentally benign and sustainable chemical processes

•    Physical Chemistry and Photochemistry
      o    Photophysical and photochemical studies
      o    Luminescent materials
      o    Non-linear optical (NLO) properties

•    Analytical and Separation Science
      o    Development of analytical methods
      o    Solvent extraction, adsorption, and chromatographic techniques
      o    Spectrophotometric and instrumental analysis

•    Solution Chemistry
      o    Molecular interactions, thermodynamics, and equilibria in solution 

•    Computational Chemistry
      o    Molecular modeling and theoretical simulations supporting experimental research

•    Catalysis
      o    Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis
      o    Catalytic reaction mechanisms and applications

Research Outcomes and Impact
      •    Publications in peer-reviewed national and international journals
      •    Externally funded research projects from government agencies
      •    Research guidance leading to Ph.D. degrees
      •    Contributions to innovation, patents, and technology-oriented research
      •    Engagement in collaborative and interdisciplinary research

  The department remains committed to excellence in research, capacity building, and addressing societal and industrial challenges, in line with the objectives of NAAC, NIRF, and AQAR frameworks.