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Professor Keiichiro Ogawa   Keiichiro Ogawa (Department of Chemistry, The University of Tokyo, Japan)
General scientific interests: crystal chemistry, disorder, hydrogen bonding, organic compounds, structural chemistry.
Detailed scientific research interests: molecular crystal, molecular motion, organic chemistry, photochromism, thermochromism.
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Dr Jagarlapudi A. R. P. Sarma   Jagarlapudi A. R. P. Sarma (bioCampus, gvk bioSciences Inc., India)
General scientific interests: antibodies, biological crystallography, catalysis, Rietveld method, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: Bioavailability, Cambridge Structural Database, Crystal Engineering, Databases generation and analysis, Docking and QSAR,, Drug Design and Agro-products,, Formulations of drugs, Guest-Host Complexes, Materials: Design, Synthesis, Molecular Mechanics and, Molecular Modelling, Non-centrosymmetry through molecular dissymmetry, Organic conductors based on EDA complexes, Organic synthsis, Phase Transitions, Photochemical and, Polymorphism & Pseudopolymorphism, Quantum Mechanics calculations, Rational Drug Design, Reactivity in Zeolites, segregated structures, SHG Molecular Crystals, Solid State Organic Chemistry, Sorption studies, Structure and Analogue Based, Thermal Reactions in solid state, Dynamics & Docking Studies,, Thermal stability of drugs, Thermochromism, X-Ray Crystallography.
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