Education and Early Work
Professor Gadre got his undergraduate and master's degrees at the University of Pune. He did his Ph.D. with Professor P. T. Narasimhan at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India. Following his Ph.D. he did post-doctoral work with Professor Robert Parr at the University of North Carolina and Robert Matcha at the University of Houston. During his post-doctoral work, Gadre carried out research in density functional theory and on rigorous inequalities in quantum chemistry.
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