Thirumavalavan Munusamy, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Editorial Board member of Nanomedicine and Nanotechnology Journal; Editorial Board member of Current Microwave Chemistry, Bentham Sciences; Editorial board member of “International Journal of Chemistry & Materials Research” by Pak Publishing Group(http://www.pakinsight.com/?ic=editorial-board&journal=64) ; Have been invited to act as a commentator for a paper in Chemistry world by Royal Society of Chemistry in 2014 http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/2014/07/graphene-bbq-meat-gripe-water; Have been selected as "Leading Professionals of the World-2014” by International Biographical centre (IBC)-Cambridge England; Have been selected as "2000 outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st century-8th Edition" which is scheduled for publication in mid 2014 by “International Biographical centre (IBC)-Cambridge England; "Who’s Who in the World"-have been included as one of the world's foremost achiever in the research in 31st edition of "Who’s Who in the World" which is scheduled for publication in 2014 (31st edition, 2014). An important aspect of my current life, my future goals, and the underlying theme is one of appreciating diversity, especially across research and teaching innovations in science and in particular biotechnology. The Major projects which I carried out during my doctoral time reflects my independent thinking, management ability and strong leadership quality all were reflected on successful completion of all the above said projects. The experience I have in research after the period of Ph.D. took me to diversified areas in chemistry and biotechnology. I have published several papers in well reputed international journals (SCI) and still few articles to be submitted. My field of research can be understood as follows.  Co-ordination (Bioinorganic) Chemistry  OLED compounds  Photophysical behaviour of Ir(III) compounds in different solvents and photoluminescence quenching by external heavy atoms and singlet oxygen  Nanobiotechnology for Environmental issues -Nanoparticles/Nanocomposites and pharmaceutical applications -Drug delivery/MRI applications -Mesoporous materials -Synthesis and photo-catalytic degradation efficiency of ZnO -Adsorption of inorganic/organic pollutants (Water research) -Macroporous chitosan membranes for enzyme immobilization Currently reviewer for Journal of Hazardous Materials, Chemical Engineering Journal, RSC Advances, Journal of Materials Chemistry, Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology, Dalton Transactions, CrystEngComm, Environmental Science: Process & Impacts, Journal of Environmental Monitoring, Spectrochimica Acta Part A, Sensors & Actuators: B. Chemical, Synthetic Communications, Environmental Technology, Desalination, Inorganic Chemistry Communications, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Journal of Coordination Chemistry, etc. Reviewed numerous manuscripts and published around 70 Publications, 1 books etc. My short-term goal involves: To teach and guide the students to make them understand the techniques for research; To create a team to perform research; To create the awareness of literature survey to the students; To start an independent research work on my own interest; To write the novel research proposal to gain grant aids for successful research team. Long-term research plan: Synthetic strategies for the preparation of materials; Stability, activity and performance of the synthesized materials; Suitability and challenges associated with applications in different fields; Utilization of individual different materials for different purposes; Nanocomposites for drug delivery and bone regeneration. Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Coordination (Synthetic) Chemistry, Water Research, Environmental Engineering, Chemical management, Polymer materials, Catalysis (Photocatalysts and nano-biocatalysts), Adsorption, Toxic analysis, Nanomaterials, biotechnology and nano-biotechnology. Writing, Reading, Music, Dance, Cooking, Drawing, Speaker and Creative writer.