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Jhuma Ganguly
Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, University of Georgia, University of Calcutta
0000-0001-5119-6144
About
The research of Jhuma Ganguly deals with the synthesis, biology and sustainable uses of carbohydrates-hydrogels. The group has contributed in the development of sugar-hydrogel and fluorescent sugar- hydrogels and amphiphiles in waste water treatment, adsorption/desorption of Arsenic, Sensing, Cell imaging, and drug delivery. Also, she has significantly investigated the Structural characterization of oligosaccharides from lipopolysaccharides, bamboo, desert algae, fungi and medicinal plants. She has also involved in Biofuel and Carbon capture-based research.
Employment
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University of Georgia Research Associate2009 - 2011
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Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR2003 - Present
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University of Calcutta Lecturer2002 - 2003
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (51)
- Design and Evaluation of Gellan/Boron-dipyrromethene as a Photoactive Hydrogel and Efficiency as Antiyeast Activity Save
- Synthetic strategies for the modification of primary hydroxyl and carboxyl groups of Gellan towards the development of advanced biomaterials Save
- Fabrication of Functionalized Alkyne‐Conjugated Chitosan With Bactericidal Efficacy Save
- Synthesis of Lipophilic Quinazolinone Template as Pollutant's Scavenger in Aqueous System and Evaluation of Its Anti‐Yeast Activity Save
- Synthetic strategy for multimodal –NH2 functionalized chitosan-based materials towards sustainable evolution Save
- Immobilization of nerve agent on sugar hydrogel for fluorescence boosting detection Save
- An Electrochemical Route to Novel N‐benzoyl‐1,2,3‐triazoles and Protein Binding Studies of Selected Triazole Derivatives Save
- Visible-light–induced regioselective chalcogenation of indoloquinoxalines via cross-dehydrogenative coupling under metal-free, open-air conditions Save
- Functionalized Sugar Hydrogel Associated with Unique Exciplex Emission and Its Reflection in Bioimaging Save
- An Integrated Polysaccharide Hydrogel with Versatile Fluorescence Responses through Noncovalent Reformation of Gel Aggregation and for Bioimaging Save