Asif Equbal
Assistant Professor of Chemistry at New York University Abu Dhabi
Schools
- New York University Abu Dhabi
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Biography
New York University Abu Dhabi
Education:
- BS-MS IISER Mohali India;
- PhD Aarhus University, Denmark
Research Areas:
- Nuclear and Electron Magnetic Resonance, Photochemistry, Quantum Materials, Spin Physics
Dr. Asif Equbal received a BS-MS integrated degree from IISER Mohali, India, in 2013 and a PhD from the Interdisciplinary Institute of Nanoscience, Aarhus University, Denmark, in 2016. As a postdoctoral fellow, he conducted research at UC Santa Barbara, California (2017-21) and Northwestern University, Chicago (2021-22).
Dr. Equbal's research interests are interdisciplinary. Currently, he is focused on the development of dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP), a technique that can significantly improve the sensitivity of NMR and biomedical imaging. In the long term, he is interested in light-activated spin chemistry and its application in the development of materials for future quantum technologies.
Dr. Equbal was awarded the "John-Weil Young Investigator Award-2022" by the International EPR (ESR) Society for his contribution to the advancement of DNP using EPR. He also received the "Molekylspektroskopiprisen 2017" - the Danish Society for Molecular Spectroscopy award for the best PhD thesis evaluated between 2015 and 2017. He is also a co-founder of Global NMR Discussion Meetings, an online forum for organizing educational seminars and conferences.
AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
- Shared-EPR network award for EPR School, Brno, Czech Republic. - 2019
- Shared-EPR network award for RMC conference, Utah, USA - 2018
- Danish Society Molecular Spectroscopy prize for Best PhD Thesis in Denmark - 2017
- Student travel grant award in 57th ENC conference, Pittsburgh, USA - 2016
- Best oral presentation in national magnetic resonance society (NMRS) - 2015
- IINSPIRE fellowship from Dept. of Science and Technology, Government of India - 2008-2013
- Indian national science academy fellowship, Government of India. - 2011
- National science talent search programme fellowship, Jharkhand Government, India. - 2006
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