Hello, I'm Arun Mohan Isloor

Professor of Chemistry [HAG]

Welcome to my academic journey in chemistry at NITK. I specialize in membrane technology, nanomaterials, and medicinal chemistry, with a passion for mentoring the next generation of researchers and innovators.

NITK, Surathkal
isloor@nitk.edu.in

About Me

My academic journey has been driven by curiosity, innovation, and a deep commitment to advancing chemical science while nurturing young minds. At NITK, I've had the privilege of contributing to cutting-edge research while mentoring the next generation of scientists.

Academic Journey

  • PhD in Chemistry - Specialized Research Focus
  • MSc in Chemistry - Advanced Studies
  • BSc in Chemistry - Foundation Years

Professional Roles

  • Professor, Department of Chemistry, NITK
  • Research Supervisor & Mentor
  • Laboratory In-charge & Administrator

Research Impact

  • 23 PhD Students Supervised
  • 380+ Research Publications
  • International Collaborations

Areas of Expertise

  • Membrane Technology
  • Nanomaterials Research
  • Medicinal Chemistry

"Science is not just about discovering the unknown, but about inspiring others to question, explore, and create solutions that benefit humanity. Every student I mentor carries the potential to change the world through chemistry."

— Prof. Arun M. Isloor
25+
Years of Teaching
380+
Research Publications
20+
PhD Students Guided

Research Focus

My research spans multiple domains of chemistry, with a focus on developing innovative solutions for environmental, health, and industrial challenges through advanced materials and molecular design.

Membrane Technology

Advanced membrane development for water treatment, gas separation, and industrial applications. Focus on nanostructured membranes with enhanced selectivity and permeability.

Water TreatmentFiltrationNanostructuresSelective Permeability

Nanomaterials Research

Synthesis and characterization of novel nanomaterials for catalysis, sensing, and environmental applications. Emphasis on sustainable and green synthesis methods.

CatalysisGreen SynthesisEnvironmental ApplicationsCharacterization

Medicinal Chemistry

Drug design and development focusing on antimicrobial agents, anti-cancer compounds, and novel therapeutic molecules with improved efficacy and reduced toxicity.

Drug DesignAntimicrobialsTherapeutic MoleculesPharmacology

Analytical Chemistry

Development of new analytical methods and techniques for chemical characterization, quality control, and environmental monitoring using advanced instrumentation.

Method DevelopmentQuality ControlEnvironmental MonitoringInstrumentation
Chemistry Laboratory

Advanced Research Laboratory

State-of-the-art facilities for cutting-edge research

Research Visualization

Research Visualization

Molecular insights and advanced characterization

Current Research Projects

Smart Membranes for Water Purification

Status:Active
Funding:DST Grant
Duration:2022-2025

Nanocomposite Materials for Catalysis

Status:Active
Funding:CSIR Project
Duration:2023-2026

Novel Antimicrobial Compounds

Status:Active
Funding:Industry Collaboration
Duration:2023-2025

Publications & Research Impact

My research contributions span high-impact journals across multiple domains of chemistry, with a focus on translating fundamental research into practical applications.

200+
Total Publications
10,000+
Citations
57
H-Index
139
i-10 index

Featured Publications

Complete Publication List

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Get in Touch

I welcome collaboration opportunities, research discussions, and inquiries from students, fellow researchers, and industry partners. Feel free to reach out!

Contact Information

Office Hours

Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM By appointment for research discussions

For Students & Collaborators

• Research collaboration opportunities

• PhD and postdoc positions

• Industry partnerships

• Guest lectures and seminars

• Academic consultations

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Office Location

Department of Chemistry

NITK Surathkal, Karnataka