He obtained a B. Sc. (Honours) in chemistry from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India, in 1987, winning the University Medal of the Faculty of Science. The same year, he moved to the University of Minnesota, where he completed a PhD under the supervision of Regents' Professor Paul G. Gassman  in 1992 and subsequently also postdoctoral research with Lawrence Que Jr. During this period, he also collaborated extensively with Jan Almlöf . He did a brief, second postdoc with David Bocian at the University of California Riverside  .
He obtained a B. Sc. (Honours) in chemistry from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India, in 1987, winning the University Medal of the Faculty of Science. The same year, he moved to the University of Minnesota, where he completed a PhD under the supervision of Regents' Professor Paul G. Gassman (while also collaborating with Jan Almlöf) in 1992 and subsequently also postdoctoral research with Lawrence Que Jr. During this period, Ghosh reported some of the first high-quality ab initio and density functional theory calculations on bioinorganic system, helping lay the foundation of the now thriving field of computational bioinorganic chemistry . He did a brief, second postdoc with David Bocian at the University of California Riverside , in the course of which he derived major new insight into the problem diatomic ligand discrimination by heme proteins .
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(while also collaborating with Jan Almlöf)
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he also collaborated extensively with Jan Almlöf
Ghosh reported some of the first high-quality ab initio and density functional theory calculations on bioinorganic system, helping lay the foundation of the now thriving field of computational bioinorganic chemistry
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, in the course of which he derived major new insight into the problem diatomic ligand discrimination by heme proteins