Welcome to Mitra Lab!
Our research group's fundamental interest is in organometallic/coordination chemistry. We work on an interdisciplinary approach to provide sustainable solutions towards novel catalytic transformations. We are also interested in the structure and reactivity studies to understand the underlying principle behind the transformations.
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Interested ones are encouraged to have a look at our research page or directly contact Dr Mitra.​
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News
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Photoreduction of CO2 by Fe(III)-tpy complexes depends on the substituent present on tpy. Our new work in ChemistrySelect discusses it. Work done by Shriya. Excellent collaboration with Dr Roy.
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Our collaborative work on the photoreduction of CO2 using Co(II)-tpy derivatives is now published in the journal of Inorganic Chemistry. We are grateful to our collaborator for the contribution. Congratulations to Shriya.
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Our work on phosphines is featured on the inside cover page of Dalton Transactions. Thanks, Chinraj, for the nice design.
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Our work on the development of new phosphine ligands has been accepted for publication in Dalton Transactions. Congratulations to Chinraj for his work.
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We thank Prof. Saurabh Kumar Singh (IIT H) for providing the basics of computational chemistry training during Shriya's short research stay at IIT H.
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Suhel M joins the AK Niemeyer at the University of Duisburg-Essen for a short research stay. We are grateful to Jochen for the opportunity.
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Mr Suhel Ahmed joins our group as a JRF for an ANRF-funded project. Welcome and Best of Luck!
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Chinraj presented a poster at the 2nd International Symposium on Organometallic Chemistry Directed Towards Organic Synthesis, Kyoto, Japan! The travel was funded by ANRF through an ITS grant.
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Our first student, Shriya Saha, graduated on 13.07.2025. Congratulations to Dr. Saha!
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Shriya defended her thesis on 19.06.2025. She is the first student to defend a PhD thesis. Many congratulations.
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Chinraj's abstract got selected for the 22nd International Symposium on Organometallic Chemistry Directed Towards Organic Synthesis, Kyoto, Japan. Best of luck!
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Our paper on hydroamination is accepted for publication in Org Biomol Chem. Nice work by Aswathi and Chinraj. Congratulations!
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We are extremely happy that our first PhD student, Shriya, submitted her thesis for evaluation on 24.04.2025. Many congratulations!