Shubham Vyas
Professor, Department of Chemistry
Our research employs both computational and experimental techniques synergistically to address challenges in modern science. Using theoretical and computational tools, we aim to understand the underlying parameters and mechanisms of various chemical and biophysical processes that ultimately guide the rational design of new molecules and materials. These novel materials are then tested experimentally in our lab for desirable properties for various applications. Current research interests are divided into the following three categories,
1. Understanding the redox mechanisms in biological systems and rational design of their variants
2. Designing and testing precursors for controlled photochemical and thermal release of reactive intermediates for various environmental, biological and chemical applications
3. Production of multi-intermediates
Contact
106 Coolbaugh Hall
(303) 273 3632
Fax: (303) 273 3629
svyas@mines.edu
Labs and Research Centers
Education
- BS – MLSU Udaipur
- MS – IIT Bombay
- PhD – The Ohio State University
- Postdoctoral Study – Colorado School of Mines
Research Areas
- Understanding the redox mechanisms in biological systems and rational design of their variants
- Designing and testing precursors for controlled photochemical and thermal release of reactive intermediates for various environmental, biological and chemical applications
- Production of multi-intermediates