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  • Dr manju Sharma

  • Associate Professor
  • University of Hyderabad
Publications 2005 - 2018

Publications

  • 10
    Journal Articles
  • 16
    Other
  • 2
    Projects
  • 1
  • 4

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31 Citations
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31 Citations

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Expertise

We are interested in elucidating role of molecular interactions at microscopic level to develop molecular level tools for tailoring the functional and topological properties of materials for applications - Carbon capture, Enhanced nucleation of pharmaceutical drug molecules.

Personal Information

Dr manju Sharma

Female
School of Chemistry, Annexe Building University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
Rangareddy district, Telangana, India - 500046

Experience

  • Associate Professor

    University of Hyderabad

  • Assistant Professor

    School of Chemistry

    University of Hyderabad

  • Post-Doctoral Fellow

    Chemical Engineering

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Post-Doctoral Fellow

    Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering

    University of California, Berkeley

Qualification

  • Ph.D.

    Indian Institute of Science Bangalore

Honours and Awards

2004

Senior Research Fellowship

Center for Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi

2002

Junior Research Fellowship

Center for Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi

2004

Senior Research Fellowship

Center for Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi

2002

Junior Research Fellowship

Center for Scientific and Industrial Research, New Delhi

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Research Projects

Designing of Selective, Biocompatible Hydrate Promoters to Enhance Carbon dioxide - Methane Exchange in Natural Gas Hydrates

Funding Agency : DST, SERB

Designing Molecular Level Tools for Carbon dioxide Sequestration in Gas Hydrates

Funding Agency : UGC

Designing of Selective, Biocompatible Hydrate Promoters to Enhance Carbon dioxide - Methane Exchange in Natural Gas Hydrates

Funding Agency : DST, SERB

Designing Molecular Level Tools for Carbon dioxide Sequestration in Gas Hydrates

Funding Agency : UGC

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