Rajesh Gonnade
@rajeshgonnade
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Scientist at the PMC Division, CSIR-NCL
Pune, India
Joined March 2010
Unravelling polymorphism-driven luminescence in GFP chromophore analogues: insights into the phase transition and morphology-dependent optical waveguide properties - now published in Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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Sharing a recent results from our group which has just been accepted in the Journal of Material Chemistry C.
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Unravelling Polymorphism-Driven Luminescence in GFP Chromophore Analogues: Insights into Phase Transition and Morphology-Dependent Optical Waveguide Properties - now published in Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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RT @rajeshgonnade: Happy to share our recent publication @CrystEngComm, which is also featured as the front cover! Thanks @csir.
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Happy to share our recent publication @CrystEngComm, which is also featured as the front cover! Thanks @csir.
Check out the cover article of our latest issue - Rivaroxaban eutectics with improved solubility, dissolution rates, bioavailability and stability by Rajesh G. Gonnade and Co-Workers.
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It was a great experience to organize such skill development program on Drug Polymorphism & Pharmaceutical Cocrystals, a first of such event in the country.
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RT @KVCompChemNCL: Congratulations to the Team 🎉🎉 Another wonderful collaboration with the group of Dr. Sakya S. Sen. @sakya_sen @gargikund….
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A recent publication from our group on polymorphs of GFPC analog displays differential fluorescence due to variance in aggregation modes of molecules in the crystal. All the polymorphs revealed thermal fluorescent switching from cyan-yellow-green due to phase transitions.
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Polymorphs of Green Fluorescence Protein Chromophore Analogue: Fluorescence Switching with Thermal Stimuli
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RT @csir_ncl: Skill Development Program on X-Ray Crystallography and the Structure of Solids @AshishLele3467 @CSIR_IND .
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Polymorphs and Hydrates of the Anticancer Drug Erlotinib: X-ray Crystallography, Phase Transition and Biopharmaceutical Studies - now published in CrystEngComm
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