Barnali Mondal

It's been a year since the article was published, the last chapter of my PhD thesis. We first started working on Mo/W-based near infrared emissive perovskite derivatives back in August 2022, led to one of the very first works of this Mo/W series (Mondal et al. ACS Energy Lett. 2024), where we explained the NIR excitation and emission mechanism of Cs2MX6 (M=Mo/W; X=Cl,Br). After a year in May, 2025; we explained the concentration quenching effect of the NIR emission in W-doped Cs2SnCl6 with a modified mechanism. Please have a look at this work in (@JPhysChem. Lett.) pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Triangular happiness 😁

@ritam5013 Wow 😯

This is how 88% quantum yield looks like 😁

Yes.

A 15-year-old has just earned a PhD in quantum physics. Laurent Simons, a Belgian child prodigy, has blazed an academic trail unmatched by almost anyone else on the planet, accelerating through education at a velocity that defies norms. He began primary school at age four and wrapped it up by six. At twelve, he already held a master's degree in quantum physics, delving into bosons, black holes, and the intricate mathematics unraveling the universe's deepest enigmas. This week, the boy hailed as Belgium's "Little Einstein" defended his doctoral thesis at the University of Antwerp, cementing his status as one of the youngest physics PhDs in recorded history. His research tackled advanced concepts—like Bose polarons in superfluids and supersolids—that most scholars wouldn't touch until their twenties or thirties. Yet for Laurent, this path has been profoundly intimate: the loss of his grandparents at eleven ignited a fire in him to unravel the secrets of longevity—not for personal gain, but to grant others extended, vibrant years. Experts marvel at his prodigious memory and IQ of 145, a rarity shared by just 0.1 percent of the population. Tech giants from the U.S. and China have dangled lucrative offers to his family, but his parents have rebuffed them, championing his right to evolve on his own terms. Laurent doesn't claim the absolute youngest PhD title—that belongs to Karl Witte, who graduated at thirteen in 1814—but in contemporary physics, his feat stands virtually unparalleled. Now fifteen, he's poised to pivot from quantum realms to medical frontiers, eyeing a second doctorate in medical AI to pioneer breakthroughs in aging. His audacious vision? Crafting "superhumans" through innovations that conquer mortality's puzzles—a domain exploding with promise yet riddled with enigmas. Quantum trailblazer or medical revolutionary, Laurent Simons is poised on the cusp: his extraordinary odyssey has only just ignited.

Worth reposting.

Finally, someone has solved a real problem with AI! No more having to take a paper in the format for a journal that rejected you, and reformat it for a new journal. Well done!! formatmypaper.com

Fluorescent Friday 😁🩵

Good one

Thinking about the one sitting on the sofa🐶

One work, one conclusion: is the optimal way of writing a paper.

Finally got some time to try to understand self-assembly and superfluorescence.

Peaceful sleep 😴

will i get a postdoc position or not?

@PankajM64314049 Congratulations to everyone 💐😊

Happy to share our just published work on NLO properties lead-free chiral hybrid bismuth-iodides. Nonlinear Optical Properties of 0D Chiral Hybrid Bismuth Iodides - Chaturvedi - Advanced Materials - Wiley Online Library advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

@knock2shresth @AngshumanNag4 Thank you 😊

@AngshumanNag4 @Barnali_27 Congratulations Sir and Barnali!

Freshly baked Dr. (PhD) from our group. Congratulations @Barnali_27

@ParashuramaSal1 @AngshumanNag4 Thank you 😊

@AngshumanNag4 @Barnali_27 Many congratulations 🎉👏

@Dr_Lumens @AngshumanNag4 Thank you 😊

@AngshumanNag4 @Barnali_27 Congratulations Dr. Barnali 👏🎉

@karam_jyoti @AngshumanNag4 Thank you 😊

@AngshumanNag4 @Barnali_27 Congratulations and best of luck for a future journey..