University of Kashmir – India
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🎓 Educational Background
Aadil has pursued his academic journey from esteemed institutions, gaining deep expertise in chemistry and material sciences. He is currently completing his Ph.D. in Chemistry (2019-2024) at the University of Kashmir, where his research focuses on halogen bonding and its applications in material design. He earned his M.Sc. in Chemistry (2013-2015) from the University of Kashmir, where he strengthened his understanding of molecular interactions and pharmaceutical co-crystals. His academic journey began with a B.Sc. in General Science (2010-2012) from S.P. College, Srinagar, which provided him with a strong foundation in chemical sciences and research methodologies. His educational background has equipped him with the necessary skills to conduct high-impact research in the field of supramolecular chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences.
🔬 Areas of Interest
Aadil Ahangar’s research expertise lies in the fields of Supramolecular Chemistry & Crystal Engineering, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and Halogen-Bonded Functional Materials. His work primarily focuses on exploring molecular interactions, crystal design, and pharmaceutical applications of halogen bonding. By integrating principles of supramolecular chemistry, he aims to develop functional materials that contribute to advancements in drug formulation, material science, and sensing technologies.
👨🏫 Mentorship & Supervision
Aadil has actively contributed to the academic growth of students by supervising multiple M.Sc. research projects. His mentorship has helped students develop a strong understanding of molecular interactions, functional materials, and crystal engineering. Among the students he has guided are Mehraj Din Malla, Anjum Kohli, and Farhan Gamgeen, who have conducted research in supramolecular chemistry under his supervision. His dedication to mentoring young researchers highlights his commitment to academic excellence and knowledge dissemination.
🏆 Achievements & Certifications
Aadil has received numerous recognitions and certifications for his contributions to research and academia. He presented a poster and volunteered at the prestigious three-day International Conference on “From Molecule to Crystal” (2022), showcasing his research in supramolecular chemistry. His academic achievements date back to his participation in the New Light Educational and Environmental Service Foundation State-Level Exam (2004). He was also awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the Department of Chemistry, University of Kashmir, for attending the Hands-on Training Program on Analytical Techniques in Chemical, Physical, and Biological Sciences (2022).
His engagement with international scientific communities is evident from his participation in the RSC Advances 2021 Emerging Investigators Desktop Seminar, where he received a certification recognizing his contributions. Additionally, he earned certifications from the RSC-IISER Seminar with CrystEngComm (2021) and the RSC-IIT Desktop Seminar with JMC-A. He further enhanced his research capabilities by participating in the TEQIP-III One-Week Online Short-Term Course (2020) at the National Institute of Technology Srinagar. His presence in academic forums extends to attending the International Seminar on Recent Advances in Chemistry and Material Science (RACMS-2021), where he gained insights into the latest developments in chemistry and materials research. Aadil Ahangar’s commitment to scientific research, mentorship, and academic excellence makes him a prominent researcher in supramolecular and pharmaceutical chemistry. His work in halogen bonding, functional materials, and drug formulation continues to contribute to cutting-edge advancements in chemistry and material science.
🧪Research Expertise
Aadil Ayoub Ahangar specializes in the synthetic, design, and computational approaches of halogen-bonded molecular systems. His research primarily focuses on utilizing these systems as advanced functional materials with applications in both materials and pharmaceutical sciences. Halogen-bonded systems play a crucial role in understanding the dynamics of aggregation-induced emission (AIE) phenomena, which are useful in developing chemo-sensors for detecting nitro-aromatics and amino acids. By applying the principles of supramolecular chemistry, Aadil contributes to designing functional materials with significant scientific and industrial applications.
💊 Contribution to Pharmaceutical Science
In addition to material science, Aadil’s research tackles pharmaceutical challenges through halogen-bonded pharmaceutical co-crystals. These innovative structures address critical issues such as solubility, bioavailability, and pharmacokinetic properties of pharmaceutical drugs. By improving these aspects, halogen-bonded co-crystals enhance drug efficiency, making them more effective for therapeutic applications. His work bridges the gap between molecular interactions and pharmaceutical formulations, offering a new pathway for drug development.
Notable Publications📝
📝Influence of halogen substitution on crystal packing, molecular properties and electrochemical sensing
Authors: Aadil A Ahangar, R Elancheran, Aijaz A Dar
Journal: Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Year: 2022
📝Sulfonate··· pyridinium supramolecular synthon: a robust interaction utilized to design molecular assemblies
Authors: Arshid A Ganie, Aadil A Ahangar, Aijaz A Dar
Journal: Crystal Growth & Design
Year: 2019
📝Expanding the scope of hydroxyl-pyridine supramolecular synthon to design molecular solids
Authors: Arshid A Ganie, Shahida Rashid, Aadil A Ahangar, Thufail M Ismail, PK Sajith, Aijaz A Dar
Journal: Crystal Growth & Design
Year: 2022
📝Pharmaceutical cocrystals: a perspective on development and scale-up of solution cocrystallization
Authors: Anindita Saha, Aadil A Ahangar, Aijaz A Dar, Satyanarayana Thirunahari, Jose V Parambil
Journal: Crystal Growth & Design
Year: 2023
📝Hetero-aggregation-induced tunable emission in multicomponent crystals
Authors: Arshid A Ganie, Aadil A Ahangar, Abhimanew Dhir, Abhishek K Gupta, Aijaz A Dar
Journal: The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Year: 2023