Amit Vernekar DSTIndia Goa University CMO Goa Prudent Media Thank you sir for your continuous support and motivation.

Happy to share our article is accepted by RSC’s flagship journal, Chemical Science. We show how nanozyme’s selectivity can be compromised & that could have serious consequences under biological environment. Congrats to Rasmi Morajkar and Adarsh Fatrekar CSIR, India CSIR-CLRI DSTIndia

Rasmi Morajkar Adarsh Fatrekar

More future JACS authors: Rashmi, Kalipriyadharshini, Renuka

It was wonderful meeting and interacting with Prof.Erick M Carreira J. Am. Chem. Soc. at the 33rd CRSI National Symposium in Chemistry 2024

Wonderful attending the 33rd CRSI NSC at Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. I am happy to share that our recently published work in Chemical Science presented at the 33rd CRSI NCS won the prestigious RSC New Journal of Chemistry poster award. I thank my PhD supervisor Amit Vernekar.

Congratulations to Amit Vernekar, Rajani Kumar Borah, and the team for their recently published work in J. Mater. Chem. family A.

Did you miss this recent ChemSci paper reporting an artificial enzyme with a bis-(mu-oxo)-dicopper active site in the pores of MOF-808? Check out Amit Vernker et al.'s work, free to read here: doi.org/10.1039/D4SC02… Amit Vernekar Rasmi Morajkar Adarsh Fatrekar

Announcing second Chemical Science. Congrats Adarsh Fatrekar Rasmi Morajkar! We unveil a major breakthrough of an artificial enzyme in activating a major structural protein, collagen, for covalent crosslinking, resulting in remarkable collagenolytic resistance. CMO Goa DSTIndia

CSIR-CLRI is pleased to share the recent work of Dr Amit Ashok Vernekar Scientist IPCL & his team. Their research published in the Chemical Science journal, has been prominently featured in The Hindu newspaper thehindubusinessline.com/business-tech/… CSIR, India K J Sreeram N Kalaiselvi

I am pleased to share the NEWS covered by The Hindu on our two research articles published by a prestigious journal, Chemical Science AcSIR DSTIndia Royal Society of Chemistry

Happy to share! Thanks DSTIndia

Congratulations to my PhD student and DSTIndia WISE Fellow and and an alumnus of Goa University , Rasmi Morajkar for being selected globally to participate in the upcoming prestigious Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Chemistry, Germany. CSIR, India AcSIR CSIR-CLRI

Thanks, DSTIndia CSIR-CLRI J. Mater. Chem. family

Enjoyed attending the Small Sciences Symposium at IIT Madras Wiley.

A delegation of 29 young scientists from India, accompanied by Dr. Arindam Bhattacharyya, Scientist DSTIndia participated in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (Chemistry) & had intensive discussions & inspiring sessions with Nobel Laureates during the meeting.

.Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, a weeklong event was marked by several activities such as Nobel Lectures, Agora Talks, Next Gen Science Sessions, Open Exchanges, Panel Discussions, Partner Events & Science Breakfasts, Science Walks, Laureate Lunches, Life Lectures & so on. Abhay Karandikar Dr. Arindam Bhattacharyya

#LINO25 was an incredible experience — from the inspiring Laureate Lectures to meeting fellow young scientists. As I proudly call myself a Lindau alumna, I thank DSTIndia for the nomination and funding, my supervisor, Amit Vernekar, and CSIR-CLRI for their unwavering support

#LINO25 Laureate Lunch with Prof. Morten Meldal and a team of brilliant young scientists, where we didn’t just talk about research — we talked about life: the struggles, the hopes, and the ideas that go beyond science.

Thank you, sir Amit Vernekar, for your constant support and encouragement, and sincere gratitude to CSIR-CLRI for invaluable support. DSTIndia -DST-WISE Ph.D Fellow.