Souraj Mandal

Doctoral research at TU Darmstadt focuses on the design of PNIPAM-based microgel coatings to promote endothelial cell adhesion and proliferation on 3D-printed vascular scaffolds. The work integrates advanced polymer synthesis, biochemical surface functionalization, and multi-scale characterisation techniques (AFM, DLS, fluorescence microscopy) to develop bioinspired interfaces for improved vascularisation

'Non-Equilibrium Peptide Chemical Network' -Investigation of the formation and hydrolysis of peptide bonds by chemical fuels -Characterization of the dynamics of the complex mixture of peptides and their dynamic supramolecular reconfiguration

--Bio-Compatible Coating of Medical Wires for Capturing Tumor Cells in Whole Blood. (HiWi). --On the Way to a Controlled Release of Formaldehyde in Blood Collection Tubes. (MS research topic). --Characterization of the Hydrogel Coating for Blood Compatible Surface by Spray Coating and Measuring the Stability of Mixed Spray Solution

Surface Analysis, From Microsystems to Nanoworld, Polymer Processing and Microsystems Engineering, Basic principles of polymer technology, Interfaces for Bioanalytical Systems, Surface Analysis Lab

Polymer Physics and Rheology, Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Characterization Techniques, Soft Matter Science, Colloidal Science, Organic Chemistry, Material Mechanics, Statistical Physics

Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Chemical Spectroscopy, Polymer Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Analytical Chemistry, Chemical Kinetics and Photochemistry, Organic Reaction Mechanism, Chemistry and Physics Sessional Lab.