Dr. Subhadip Senapati is a Senior Researcher at Prayoga, specializing in nanochemistry, green chemistry, and bioorganic chemistry to address industrial challenges. He completed his B.Sc. at Jadavpur University in 2007, his M.Sc. at the Indian Institute of Madras in 2009, and earned his Ph.D. from Arizona State University in 2015. His research journey began with a short-term project on medicinal chemistry at IIT Madras, where he extensively used atomic force microscopy (AFM) for structural and functional analysis of biological samples. Under the guidance of Dr. Stuart Lindsay during his Ph.D., he developed novel AFM-based biosensing techniques and engaged in projects related to organic chemistry, protein-ligand interactions, and cancer cell biology. Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Senapati pursued postdoctoral training under Dr. Paul S.-H. Park at Case Western Reserve University, focusing on the protein rhodopsin, a G-protein coupled receptor essential for vision in low-light conditions. At present, he is working on multiple thematic projects on green chemistry, sustainability, material science, and medicinal chemistry.