Organic Chemist and Organometallic Chemistry Researcher Former Senior Professor of Chemistry
Eminent Indian organic chemist known for influential research in organometallic chemistry and synthetic methods.
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BSc in Chemistry MSc in Chemistry PhD in Organic Chemistry
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras Postdoctoral research abroad (international institutions)
Full Name: S. Chandrasekaran
Nickname: Dr. S. Chandrasekaran Leading Indian Organic Chemist
Country/State: India
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Languages Known: English, Tamil, Hindi
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Hobbies: Chemical research Academic mentoring Scientific writing Reading classical and modern chemistry literature Teaching and curriculum development
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College: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras Postdoctoral research abroad (international institutions)
Degrees Obtained: BSc in Chemistry MSc in Chemistry PhD in Organic Chemistry
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 75 kg
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Marital Status: married
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Children: 0
Current Position: Organic Chemist and Organometallic Chemistry Researcher Former Senior Professor of Chemistry
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Awards & Achievements: Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Chemical Sciences Fellow of the Indian Academy of Sciences Fellow of the Indian National Science Academy Widely cited contributions to organometallic and synthetic organic chemistry Recognised for building strong research groups in India
S. Chandrasekaran is a highly respected Indian organic chemist known for his pioneering contributions to organometallic chemistry and advanced organic synthesis. He played a major role in strengthening synthetic chemistry research in India through both original research and mentorship of generations of chemists.
His work focuses on reaction design, catalytic processes, and the use of organometallic intermediates in complex molecule synthesis. Over his academic career, he established internationally recognised research programmes and contributed extensively to high-impact scientific literature.
As a professor at IIT Madras, Chandrasekaran was also instrumental in curriculum development and the growth of modern organic chemistry education in India.
His research continues to be widely referenced in organometallic and catalytic chemistry
Featured in 2025 academic retrospectives on leading Indian organic chemists
Ongoing recognition for his role in shaping modern synthetic chemistry education in India
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