Academic Identity
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Orcid Id 0000-0002-2632-4076 -
Scopus Id 24278487700 -
Researcher Id D-8050-2014 -
Google Scholar Id IH6cDtIAAAAJ
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Dr Madhavan Jaccob
- Assistant Professor
- Loyola College, Chennai
Publications 2008 - 2023
Publications
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72
Journal Articles
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1
Book Chapter
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1
Other
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3
Projects
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1
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13
Citations / H-Index
238
Citations
7
h-index
266
Citations
Altmetrics
2
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6
82
2
Google Scholar
Expertise
Physical Chemistry
Dr. M. JACCOB specialized in the research area of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry and teaching Physical and Inorganic Chemistry papers for UG and PG students. Dr. MJ carried out interdisciplinary research projects focused on the reaction modeling of bioinorganic and organic reactions and ionic liquids based catalysts, In-Silico design of novel materials for opto-electronics and electronic structure of weak complexes.
Personal Information
Dr Madhavan Jaccob
Male
Department of Chemistry, School of Physical Sciences, Loyola College, Sterling Road, Nungambakkam,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India - 600034
Qualification
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Ph.D
Bharathidasan University
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M.Sc
Rajah Serfoji Government College (Autonomous), Thanjavur
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B.Sc
A.V.V.M Sri Pushpam College
Honours and Awards
2021
Young Scientist
Academy of Sciences, Chennai
2017
Rev. Fr. Yeddanapalli, S.J. Award
Loyola College, Chennai
2014
Young Scientist (FAST TRACK SCHEME)
DST
2021
Young Scientist
Academy of Sciences, Chennai
2017
Rev. Fr. Yeddanapalli, S.J. Award
Loyola College, Chennai
2014
Young Scientist (FAST TRACK SCHEME)
DST
2013
DST INSPIRE FACULTY AWARD
DST
Doctoral Theses Guided
2022
Computational design of ionic liquid based catalyst for industrially relevant chemical reactions
M. Deepankumar, University of Madras
2020
Computational modelling of molecular electrocatalyst for hydrogen production
Dr. M. Panneerselvam, University of Madras
Mathematical programming models for classification problems with applications to credit scoring
N. Johnee Britto, University of Madras
2022
Computational design of ionic liquid based catalyst for industrially relevant chemical reactions
M. Deepankumar, University of Madras
2020
Computational modelling of molecular electrocatalyst for hydrogen production
Dr. M. Panneerselvam, University of Madras
Mathematical programming models for classification problems with applications to credit scoring
N. Johnee Britto, University of Madras
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