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MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION AND
COMPLEXITY :A CHEMICAL PERSPECTIVE
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Prof. S. Ray
Prof. S. S. Mandal
Prof. S. K. Kar
Prof. S. Chakrabarti
Prof. K. Bhattacharya
Prof. C. Mukhopadhyay
Dr. A. R. Das
Dr. S. Mohanta
Dr. A. Pramanik
Dr. D. K. Maiti
Dr. C. Mukhopadhyay
Dr. D. Mukhopadhyay
Dr. D. Das
Dr. S. Chakrabarti
Dr. N. Guchhait
Dr. S. Adhikari
Dr. K. Sen
Dr. S. Goswami
Dr. T. Sanyal (Bala)
Prof. S. Basu, SINP
Prof. A. Chakraborti, SINP
Prof. S. Lahiri, SINP
Chairman : Prof. Ashutosh Ghosh
Conveners : Dr. Debabrata MandalDr. Pinaki Chaudhury
Treasurer : Dr. Kaliprasanna Dhara
The mailing address
Converers ISMOC 2013Department of Chemistry
University of Calcutta92 A.P.C. Road, Kolkata - 700009
India
Dr. Debabrata MandalDr. Pinaki Chaudhury
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Prof. S. Das VC, CUProf. K. Bhattacharyya Director, IACSProf. S. Roy Director, IICBProf. A. K. Ray Chaudhuri Director, SNBNCBSProf. M. K. Sanyal Director, SINPProf. R. N. Mukherjee Director, IISER KolkataProf. S. Bhattacharyya VC, JUProf. M. Sarkar VC, Presidency UniversityProf. A. K. Ray VC, BESU
FEB 6-8, 2013
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K. Bhattacharyya IACS, Kolkata
R. N. Mukherjee IISER, Kolkata
M. K. Sanyal SINP, Kolkata
S. Ray IICB, Kolkata
K. L. Sebastian IISc, Bangalore
S. Pal NCL, Pune
A. Chandra IIT Kanpur
G. Pandey NCL, Pune
A. Ghosh Purdue, USA
T. Tahara RIKEN, Japan
V. J. Hruby Arizona, USA
A. Samanta Hyderabad, India
S. Ghosh BARC, Mumbai
Molecular Organization and complexity is one of the most important subjects that contemporary chemical research is
concerned with or is trying to address. Chemistry, which is the science of structure and transformation, is the ideal candidate to explain the steps and processes that make matter rejoice the transition from the divided (elementary particle) to condensed phase and finally towards the complex assembly, if not the thinking living organisms.
Supra-molecular Chemistry is an important development in the field of creating complex matter. Generation of complicated structural units bound to each other by intra-molecular non-covalent interactions has paved the way for developing interesting structures. Practitioners strive to establish control over both the spatial or structural and the temporal or dynamic features. Supra-molecular complex entities can show up very interesting behavior. These are based on the functional integration of certain active components present in these assemblies with photons, electrons and ions, or displaying fascinating chemical reactivity. These complex systems have been used to generate the so called “mechano-chemical-devices” or molecular machines in which molecular motions and changes in shape triggered by stimuli can yield functions mimicking conventional mechanical devices. Supra-molecular nanochemistry has emerged as an important field in this discipline.
Theoreticians are also not left behind in this scenario. They are also trying to study how complex patterns form and change in the natural world, and how methods involving quantum effects in conjunction with molecular dynamics can explain the formation of complex structural entities.
Hence, the science of organization and complexity is truly a cross-disciplinary one with the chemists contributing a major share towards its development.
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International Symposium on
MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION AND COMPLEXITY :
A CHEMICAL PERSPECTIVE
Last date for registration : 22 December, 2012
Dr. Debabrata Mandal / Dr. Pinaki ChaudhuryConvenersInternational Symposium on“PERSPECTIVE”Department of Chemistry, University of Calcutta92 A. P. C. Road, Kolkata - 700009, IndiaTel : 9732099347/9830480149, Fax : 91-33-2351-9755E-mail : [email protected] : http://www.caluniv.ac.in
MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION AND COMPLEXITY : A CHEMICAL
Prof. C. J. Gomez Garcia Univ. of Valencia, Spain
Prof. S. Ghosh BARC, India
Prof. A. Chandra IIT Kanpur, India
Prof. K. L. Sebastian IISc, India
Prof. T. Tahara RIKEN, Japan
Prof. Chandra Verma ASTAR, Singapore
Prof. V. J. Hruby Univ. of Arizona, USA
Prof. R. N. Mukherjee IISER Kolkata, India
Prof. G.K. Lahiri IIT Mumbai, India
Prof. K. Bhattacharyya IACS, Kolkata
Prof. G. Pandey NCL Pune, India
Prof. A. Basak IIT Kharagpur, India
Prof. T. Chakraborty CDRI Lucknow, India
Prof. A. Samanta Univ. of Hyderabad, India
Prof. A. Ghosh Purdue Univ., USA
Prof. S. Chandrasekharan IISc, India
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