Bharathi Dileepan | Chemistry | Best Researcher Award
Dr. Bharathi Dileepan , Takshashila University, India.
Dr. Bharathi Dileepan is an accomplished chemist specializing in synthesis and characterization, with a Ph.D. from Bishop Heber College, Tamil Nadu. His research focuses on N-heterocyclic carbenes and their complexation with silver and copper, alongside investigating microplastics in marine ecosystems. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Takshashila University. Bharathi is recognized for his strong communication skills, adaptability, and commitment to education, contributing significantly to the academic community through teaching and research. 
Publication Profile
Education and Experience
- Ph.D. in Chemistry
Bishop Heber College, Tamil Nadu (2014-2019)
Research Advisor: Dr. P. Shameela Rajam
Thesis: “Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Activities of N-Heterocyclic Carbene and Their Ag(I) and Cu(I) Complexes”
- M.Phil. in Chemistry
Loyola College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu (2012-2013)
Research Advisor: Dr. A. John Maria Xavier
Thesis: “Synthesis and Characterization of Novel Macroacyclic Isatin Derivatives”
- M.Sc. in Chemistry
Arignar Anna Govt. Arts College, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu (2010-2012)
- B.Sc. in Chemistry
Madras Christian College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu (2006-2009)
- Current Role
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Takshashila University (2023-Present)
- Previous Roles
- Project Associate, Centre for Environmental Studies, Anna University (2022-2023)
- Assistant Professor, E.S. Arts and Science College (2021-2022)
- Guest Lecturer, Bishop Heber College (2017)
- Project Associate, Centre for Environmental Studies, Anna University (2022-2023)
Suitability for The Award
Dr. Bharathi Dileepan is a highly qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award, demonstrating a strong commitment to advancing the field of chemistry through innovative research, impactful publications, and effective teaching. His diverse experiences and contributions significantly enhance his suitability for this recognition.
Professional Development (
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Dr. Bharathi Dileepan actively engages in professional development, participating in national and international seminars and conferences focused on chemistry and its applications. He has presented research findings and collaborated with peers to enhance educational practices in chemistry. Bharathi also continually improves his teaching methods and research skills to adapt to emerging scientific trends and promote student engagement. This commitment to lifelong learning ensures he remains at the forefront of his field. 
Research Focus 
Dr.Bharathi Dileepan’s research primarily revolves around the synthesis and characterization of novel chemical compounds, particularly N-heterocyclic carbenes and their metal complexes. His work also explores the environmental impact of microplastics within marine ecosystems, contributing to a deeper understanding of ecological health. Bharathi’s studies in green chemistry aim to develop sustainable methods for wastewater treatment and the utilization of biodegradable materials, reflecting his dedication to both chemistry and environmental stewardship. 
Awards and Honors (
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- Research Grants: SERB-SURE for microplastics research project.
- Publication Recognitions: Multiple accepted manuscripts in high-impact journals.
- Teaching Awards: Acknowledged for outstanding contributions to student learning and mentorship.
- Participation Certificates: For seminars and workshops enhancing knowledge in chemistry and environmental sciences.
Publication Top Notes
- The chemistry and biological significance of imidazole, benzimidazole, benzoxazole, tetrazole and quinazolinone nucleus
Cited by: 63 | Year: 2016 - Isatin based macrocyclic Schiff base ligands as novel candidates for antimicrobial and antioxidant drug design: In vitro DNA binding and biological studies
Cited by: 53 | Year: 2018 - Treatment of landfill leachate using photocatalytic based advanced oxidation process–a critical review
Cited by: 9 | Year: 2023 - Killing effects of Candida albicans through alteration of cellular morphology and growth metabolism using Tris-NHC ligand coordinated to AgI and CuI
Cited by: 6 | Year: 2021 - Dinuclear rectangular-shaped assemblies of bis-benzimidazolydine salt coordinated to Ag(I) and Cu(I) N-heterocyclic carbene complexes and their biological …
Cited by: 6 | Year: 2018 - New insight of red seaweed derived Callophycin A as an alternative strategy to treat drug resistance vaginal candidiasis
Cited by: 5 | Year: 2020 - Synthesis, docking study and anticancer activity of benzoic acid Substituted derivatives of quinazolinones
Cited by: 4 | Year: 2015