Mridusmita Nath | Computational Chemistry
I am Mridusmita Nath, a PhD researcher working in Computational Chemistry. My research focuses on excited-state photophysics, singlet fission, molecular spintronics, and machine-learning-driven discovery of organic materials. You can view my full Curriculum Vitae.
Computational Excited-State Photophysics
Molecular Spintronics
Machine Learning in Conjunction with Density Functional Theory
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