About
My research focuses on the design and development of organic electronic materials, with a particular emphasis on organic memory devices. I work on synthesising and characterising functional small molecules and polymers, studying their charge-transport properties, and understanding structure–property relationships that enable stable, low-power, and high-performance memory behaviour. My interests include resistive switching mechanisms, device fabrication, and advancing organic materials for next-generation data-storage technologies.
Employment
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Education
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Central University Of Tamilnadu Doctor of Philosophy2023 - Present
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Central University Of Tamilnadu MSc CHEMISTRY2018 - 2023
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Publications (7)
- Terminal Substitution‐Driven Non‐Volatile WORM Memory Behavior in Functionalized Fluorenes Save
- Fluorescence quenching and aggregation-induced emission behaviour of Ester-Flanked Quinolines Save
- Tuning the Electronic Properties of Benzimidazoles via D‐A‐D/A Functionalization for Enhanced Organic Resistive Memory Performance Save
- Exploring the influence of acceptor-strength in alkoxyphenanthrene-based A–π–D–π–A versus D–π–A architectures for resistive WORM memory devices Save
- Unlocking the Potential of Ferrocene‐Functionalized Donor–π–Acceptor Systems with Phthalimide/Naphthalimide Acceptors for Non‐volatile Memory Devices Save
- Tweaking the Non–Volatile Write–Once–Read–Many–Times (WORM) Memory using Donor‐Acceptor Architecture with Isatin as Core Acceptor Save
- Inherent D‐A Architecture in Indoloquinoxalines with an Array of Substituents for Non‐Volatile Memory Device Applications Save