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Tasmai Paul

Faculty of Biology, Chemistry & Earth Sciences
Macromolecular Chemistry II


Bachelor of Science: Ramjas College, University of Delhi, India, 2014

Master of Science, Chemistry: Christ Church College, CSJM University, India,  2016

Master of Science, Polymer Science: University of Bayreuth, 2022
Title of Master Thesis: Assessment of Residual Monomer in Polystyrene Particles and its Induced Effect on Fibroblast Cell Line


Projects:

  • Rajdhani College, University of Delhi 2017:
    Development of phosphinous and functionalised PNP pincer ligands: Study of non-Innocent behaviour with Group 8 metal complexes and catalytic applications.
  • CSIR - Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology 2018:
    1. Paper-based microfluidic device for cheap and early diagnosis of Hepatitis-C.
    2. Novel and green synthesis of gold nanoparticles.

​Conferences:

  • Best Poster Award for Microplastics outreach (SFB 1357) poster at the BayCEER Workshop, 2021
  • Poster Presentation (SFB 1357: Microplastics) in Bayreuth Polymer Symposium, 2021
  • Participation in Macromolecular Colloquium, Freiburg 2021
  • Participation in Bayreuth Polymer Symposium, 2019

Faculty of Biology, Chemistry & Earth Sciences
Macromolecular Chemistry II


Research interests:

  • Nano-morphologies in block copolymers and blends
  • Energy transport and structure property correlation in polymer materials
  • Block copolymer synthesis
  • Microplastics in vitro assays for toxicity evaluation of polymer materials
  • Sustainable Chemistry

Faculty of Biology, Chemistry & Earth Sciences
Macromolecular Chemistry II


Publications

2023

Zhang, Yuanhu; Paul, Tasmai; Brehm, Julian; Völkl, Matthias; Jérôme, Valérie; Freitag, Ruth; Laforsch, Christian; Greiner, Andreas
Role of Residual Monomers in the Manifestation of (Cyto)toxicity by Polystyrene Microplastic Mo ...
in Environmental Science & Technology volume 57 (2023) issue 27. - page 9925-9933
doi:10.1021/acs.est.3c01134 ...

Faculty of Biology, Chemistry & Earth Sciences
Macromolecular Chemistry II


Tasmai Paul
PhD candidate

Building: NW II Room: 4.2 02 797

Phone: +49 (0)921 / 55-3307
E-mail: tasmai1.paul@uni-bayreuth.de

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