Department of Chemistry

I am Dr. Samiran Morang, a researcher in chemistry with a strong focus on advanced functional materials, particularly polyurethane-based systems. My work integrates principles of green chemistry, self-healing polymers, and 3D-printable biomaterials, aiming to develop sustainable solutions for next-generation applications. In addition to my research, I actively contribute to academic writing, including review articles, book chapters, and student-oriented learning in chemistry.

1. Robust self-healable and three-dimensional printable thermoplastic elastomeric waterborne polyurethane for artificial muscle and biomedical scaffold applications
   ACS Applied Polymer Materials (2023)
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2. Asymmetric hard domain-induced robust resilient biocompatible self-healable waterborne polyurethane for biomedical applications
   ACS applied bio materials (2023)
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3. Photoluminescent self-healable waterborne polyurethane/Mo and S codoped graphitic carbon nitride nanocomposite with bioimaging and encryption capability
   ACS Applied Bio Materials (2024)
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4. Minimizing barriers to efficient mechanoluminescence via polymer matrix integration
   Journal of Materials Chemistry C (2026)
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5. A dynamic hard domain-induced self-healable waterborne poly (urethane/acrylic) hybrid dispersion for 3D printable biomedical scaffolds
   Materials Advances (2023)
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6. Citric acid/glycerol ester, a backup of 2, 2-bis(hydroxymethyl)propionic acid and biobased synthesis of anionic polyurethane dispersion Author links open overlay panel
   Progress in Organic Coatings (2022)
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