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published. His solution was one of the Venkatesh, Eeshan Godbole and Surabh K. four published others being India, USA and T., students of Third Year B.Chem.Engg., won Romania. Mr. Jayesh Mevada has received the 2nd Prize in N. R. Kamath Memorial Quiz, INAE Innovative Student Projects Award 2018 at Held in Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Masters Level. Team Ict has won bronze medal Organized by IIChE Mumbai Regional Centre, at iGEM award 2018 (340 teams participated), March 2019. Mr. Jayesh Mevada a student Project topic was "Smart Soil" and student of Prof. A.B.Pandit, and Mr. Yogesh Urunkar members are Ninad Kumbhojkar, Supriya a student of Prof. J.B.Joshi, Prof.A.B.Pandit, Prakash, Bhargav Patel, Atharva Chikhalikar, Dr.C.S.Mathpati recevied the Gandhian Young Marwan Malik (Xaviers college), Faculty are Technological Innovation Award, March 2019. Prof. A. M. Lali, Dr. Shamlan Reshamwala, Dr. Mr. Nilesh Hendre, along with Mr. Nilesh Shalini Deb. Dr. Preeti Subhedar a student of Veer HWB, has received the first prize at the Dr. P.R.Gogate, has got the Dr. A. V. Rama Rao Outstanding Young Chemical Engineer 2019, Foundation’s Best Ph.D. Thesis and Research National Level competition organized by IIChE- Award in Chemical Engineering/Technology MRC. for the year 2018. Omkar Dapurkar is final Shri Amol S. Kargutkar, a Lab Attendant in our PROFESSOR A.W. in 2017, swearing in ceremony happened in year UG student, who worked under Dr. P. R. Department has received the ISCMA Award for Nov 2018. Prof Virendra Rathod received the PATWARDHAN IIChE’s Hindustan Lever Biennial award for the Gogate during the summer and published non-teaching staff (Class lV). Head, Department of Chemical Engineering one paper has got the The Chemical Weekly most outstanding Chemical Engineering under In department 45 Ph.D. theses were submitted Prize for Best Research Paper Published in B. Chem. Eng., M. Chem. Eng., Ph. D. the age of 45. Prof. Parag Gogate received the along with 35 Masters theses. The number of a High Impact Factor International Journal ISCMA Award for an outstanding professor at Ph.D. Candidates in the Department is 172 and by an Undergraduate Chemical Engineering ICT, he has published 30 research papers and the number of M. Chem. Engg. With M.Tech Student and received Second Prize. Mr. Nitin T his year the chemical engineering faculty has 1611 citations in 2017. Prof. K.V. Marathe’s has reached to 69, all with full scholarship from Thombre a student of Prof. Anand Patwardhan members published 229 papers in Book Chapter on LCA of PET bottles has been Department of Atomic Energy, Department of has received M P Chary Memorial Award for International refereed journals, 12 book published in the book on PET bottles published Biotechnology, CSIR, Department of Science an outstanding Chemical Engineer below 35 Chapters, 23 patents, presented 39 papers in by Elsevier. Out of ten chapters, this is the only and Technology, and several industry sponsored Years, for his paper, “Ultrasound Assisted National and International conferences and chapter accepted by all the three reviewers projects. Safety course was conducted for all Cleaning of NF Polymeric Membranes: A Hybrid 48 invited lectures were delivered in industry, without any comments and with compliments Master students. It covers Process safety, Fire and Comparative Approach with Chemical symposia, and workshops. by reviewers and editors. Professor Parag safety, Bio safety and radiation safety which Cleaning”. Mr. Radhish Gupta, (M Chem Engg Gogate received the Rajib Goyal Prize in Applied are taught by Eminent faculties. Like every year The faculty members and students of the 2017 batch) received the Ambuja’s Young Science for 2016-2017 from Kurukshetra Department took Summer research internship Department received various awards in Researcher’s Awards for doing Post-Graduate University. Professor M. Lakshmi Kantam for students. This year 52 students from the academic year 2018 – 2019 for their Studies in India after GATE Examination. His Received the Goyal Prize in Applied Science various Institutes were summer Interns. contributions: thesis was titled "Studies in Water Recovery for 2016-2017 from Kurukshetra University. from Dye-Containing Aqueous Effluents using This year also saw a very good placement for Dr. Mathpati has received the 2017 Class of Prof. A.B. Pandit received the Chemtrech the Graduates of the Department. By the time Influential Researchers of Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., Membrane Separation”. Mr. Keyur Mordiya a Foundation’s, Leadership & Excellence Award student of Prof. K. V. Marathe has been selected of writing this report, we have placed 86% of Global team of 14 editors identified this inaugural 2019 for Outstanding Achievement – R&D students in Industry through campus interviews class of influential researchers, who are early in for the award of Prime Minister Fellowship Excellence(by individual). Prof. A.B. Pandit and under SERB. Prime Ministers Fellowship has with minimum salary of 4 lakh, a maximum of their careers (less than 10 yrs or so into their Dr. Jyoti Kumar wrote a book “Drinking Water 17 lakh per annum. All these placements are independent research career), based on the received by 3 students of Prof.G.D.Yadav. Mr. Treatment for Developing Countries”, Published Mayur Ladole, Gaurav Dastane, Nilesh Jadhav in core manufacturing sectors of chemical quality and impact of their research. Citations of by RSC. industry. Amongst post-graduates also 93% Prof. Parag Gogate are crossed 15000. Prof. M. and Sarjerao Doltade, students of Prof. A.B. Aditya Joshi’s solution to problem posed Pandit has received the Infosys Arohan Social of the candidates have been placed in Industry Lakshmi Kantam was elected as Fellow of TWAS in Romanian Mathematical Magazine was and the rest have enrolled for higher studies. Innovation Gold Award 2019. Mr. Anirudh 2 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 3
We are also working on the Subjects taught : Research publications: extraction and the purification • Chemical Engineering International - 06 of minor constituents/ Thermodynamics-I National - 00 phytonutrients from various • Chemical Engineering Peer-reviewed - vegetable oil refining waste, Thermodynamics-II which have important potential Conference proceeding - Prof. Sunil S. Bhagwat applications in food, cosmetics • Interfacial science and Books- B. Chem .Engg., M. Chem. Engg., Ph.D. (Tech.) engineering and pharmaceutics among Patents : Professor others. Research interests: International - Publications (peer reviewed) Energy and exergy analysis, Interfacial science and Indian - so far : 75 Fellowships/ Memberships VAR-VCR TECHNOLOGY”. In the area of interfacial engineering, Computer process Sponsored projects : Patents : 8 of Professional Bodies : The combination has been science, we are working on the simulation Government - 01 optimized by the use of Exergy development and synthesis Conference proceedings/ i. Indian Institute of Research students: Private - 01 Engineering techniques of novel surfactants. We papers : 79 Chemical Engineers - P.D.F.- Professional Activities: Life Member and Past such that an optimum use of have developed amidoamine Seminars/Lectures/Orations both technologies results in based cationic surfactants. delivered : >100 RA - 1 • Expert member, NBA Chairman of Mumbai Regional Center maximum benefits. It reduces The introduction of amide Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Ph.D. (Tech.) - 05 committee electrical energy consumption group in cationic surfactants Co-Guide : 39 Ph.D.(Sc) - 01 • Member, RRC, University ii. Oil Technologists by using heat as an energy enhances its biodegradability Masters Awarded as single/ M.Tech. - of Mumbai Association of India - Life source. The heat can be while also reducing its Co-Guide : 79 • Member, Journal of Member M.Chem.Eng - 2 obtained by solar collector or eco-toxicity. Amido-amine Surface Science and iii. Society for Industrial by agro waste through a boiler based surfactants Gemini h-Index : 17 M.Sc - Chemistry - Life Member Citations : 922 technology generating steam or by direct surfactants have also been Others (if any) - iv. Indian Society for Surface combustion of agro waste. developed and characterized. • Brief career profile upto Science and Technology 200 words We are also studying the We are also studying the - Life Member, Hon Secy, thermodynamic properties of behavior of mixed surfactant Western India novel working fluids which systems. We have analysed v. Maharashtra Academy of can replace commercially the mixture behavior of ionic Sciences - Fellow (2008) available LiBr-water systems. surfactants with nonionics vi. Industrial and Engineering We are also working on and analyzed their synergistic Chemistry, American process design of liquid- activity. We are also studying Chemical Society - liquid bi-phasic reactions for development of mathematical models to characterize Vishwanath H. Dalvi Former Member, Editorial styrene hypochlorination. the behavior of surfactant Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin Advisory Board Using hydrogen peroxide and mixtures. Such models shall M.S., P.D. Eng., Process Design, University of Twente vii. Journal of Surface hydrochloric acid as a source aid in a priori prediction of B. Chem. Eng. University of Mumbai Science and Technology - for hypochlorous acid in situ; Member, Editorial Board the effect of key parameters the properties of surfactant R. A. Mashelkar Assistant Professor such as temperature, mixtures. Highlights of research work done and its impact: volume fraction and initial Apart from that, we are concentration of precursors on also looking at employing Highlights of research work be used for drying, cooking waterless sanitation solutions In the area of thermodynamics, reaction rate and chlorohydrin surfactants as a media for we have employed a novel done and its impart: or power production. I am that will simultaneously save selectivity is being investigated. carrying out reactions faster simultaneously working millions of tons of freshwater technology for refrigeration The results of this work can by virtue of their micelle I am interested in developing that is a combination of Vapour sustainable solutions reviving on the next generation of and dramatically increase serve as a basis for continuous forming ability. We are trying anaerobic digestors to access to sanitation. On the Absorption Refrigeration process design for styrene to optimise both the selectivity the rural Indian economy. system (VAR) & Vapour To this end I am working monetize agricultural residues side, I am interested in applied oxide manufacture which is of the product and separation by converting them into thermodynamics especially Compression Refrigeration the major precursor for phenyl of the product using such on developing an ultra-low system (VCR) called “COMBO cost, high performance solar transportation fuels. I am also for describing solvated ethyl alcohol. methods. very interested in developing systems. thermal system which can 4 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 5
Publications (peer reviewed) • CET1716: Mathematical Ph.D. (Tech.) - 6 Gaikar in academic research specialty chemicals’ synthetic hydrotrope as a substitute so far : 15 Methods in Chemical Ph.D.(Sc) - 0 and as a consultant to reactions for development for chemical conversion Patents : 5 Engineering for Third Year several industrial concerns of continuous processes to techniques. The aqueous M.Tech. - Nil B.Chem in the last two decades. improve selectivity to desired solutions are also useful in Masters Awarded as single/ M.Chem.Eng - 4 • CET2055: Advanced Mass As a Chair Professor on a product and to minimize conducting organic synthesis Co-Guide : 9 Transfer to M Chem M.Sc - Nil position created by Bharat waste with energy integration. as safer media and provide PhD Awarded as Single/Co- Others (if any) - Nil Petroleum Corporation Ltd. ease of recovery of products. • CEP1705: Process In the area of Biofuels, guide : 2 in the Institute of Chemical His work on biochemical Simulation 2 to Third Year Research publications: biolubricants, biodiesel, h-Index : 7 Technology(ICT), he has thermochemical conversion applications, using organic B Chem International - 15 Citations : 328 developed newer and novel of biomass, his group has solutions of reverse micelles, • PYT2404: Data Analysis to Peer-reviewed - 15 technologies for the company, is also recognized as first of Subjects taught : attained several newer Second Year MSc Physics Patents : most recently for upgradation its type, mostly for enzyme • CET1713: Instrumentation milestones. The thermal Research interests: International - Nil of vacuum residue and waste conversion of lignocellulosic and protein recovery by and Process Control for Final Year B.Tech Applied thermodynamics, Indian - 7 water management. He had biomass is being developed cell permeabilization and Solar thermal energy, developed a large number of to establish biorefinery purification. • CEP1717: Optimization Sponsored projects : oleochemicals from castor oil Molecular simulations concept. Another offshoot Apart from his industrial and of Chemical Engineering Government - Nil that were manufactured and Systems for Final Year Research students : 10 of this work is establishing, corporate relations, Professor Private- 2 marketed by another industrial ‘Steam Pyrolysis’ as a waste Gaikar was rated as the Best B.Chem P.D.F.- 1 concern. Professional Activities: treatment technique for Teacher by University of RA - Nil Professor Gaikar extended his dealing with concentrated Mumbai in 2002 and several None work on reactive separations organic waste. times by the students of to complex distillation His contribution to the field the Institute. He is known columns including reactive of hydrotropy and complex for his innovative and out- distillation, salt effect in mixtures with surfactants of-box ideas for promoting Professor Vilas G. Gaikar distillation and complex has been pioneering, engineering and technical FNAE, FMASc, MIIChE, FMOTAI, MISSST, MAMIC heterogeneous azeotropic especially considering that education in the country, and Ph.D.(Tech.)(1986); MChemEngg(1984), BChemEngg(1982) distillation column designs. his contribution has come inspiring young engineers In particular, he had analyzed entirely from the work done to innovate. His originality in Bharat Petroleum Distinguished Professor of Chemical and successfully showed in ICT, India. His work, for the conceptualizing the Industry- Engineering economical operation for a first time, established sodium Academia interaction in Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological multicomponent azeotropic ibuprofen as an efficient the form ´Young Innovator University, Maharashtra, (from March 2nd, 2016) distillation column involving hydrotrope and drug solubilizer Choice Competition´ in ICT acetic acid-water mixtures in which is now being used in has brought young chemical Fellowships/ Memberships Mid-East Institute of industry where the other India’s leading petrochemical several drug formulations. He engineers/ technologists from of Professional Bodies : Chemists conventional methods of company. has also developed several all corners of the country and • Fellow, Indian National Highlights of research work separation have been either In the last few years, his formulations of hydrotropes several industries seeking Academy of Engineering done and its impart: economically impractical group has developed several with surfactants for potential innovative answers for or are difficult to employ. reactive sorbents for heavy applications in drug and their problem, on the same • Fellow, Maharashtra Professor Vilas G. Gaikar, platform. In 2014-15, he His process of reactive metal extraction with extreme pesticide industries. Academy of Sciences a fellow of Indian National conceptualized the idea of crystallization for m-/p- selectivity towards desired His group has successfully • Life Member, Indian Institute Academy of Engineering, has ‘Innovation Networking’ of cresols was the first of its metal ions, affinity adsorbents developed aqueous solutions of Chemical Engineers made outstanding research engineering institutes in the kind with extreme selectivity for a number of closely of hydrotropes based contribution to Chemical State of Maharashtra and has • Life Member, Indian Society for separation of this most related organic compounds, extraction process for natural Engineering Science that bee spearheading the efforts for Surface Science and difficult-to-separate mixture. functionalized sorbents for products as an alternative to has been applied by many of ICT in spreading the spirit Technology Innovative approaches capture of carbon-dioxide and organic solvents that is also industries in India and abroad. of Innovation among young • Fellow Member, Oil His work on Dissociation by synergizing theoretical nanoparticle synthesis having easily scalable to industrial Technologists Association developments with practical potential applications in engineers. extraction and dissociation operations. Recently his of India extractive crystallization has applications are hall marks of pharmaceutical and specialty group has successfully • Life Member, Asian and been practiced in chemical the work done by Professor chemical industries. Currently, conducted delignification his group is working on several using aqueous solutions of 6 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 7
Publications (peer reviewed) M.Tech. - 00 • Member, RUSA Council, so far : 189 M.Chem.Eng - 00 Maharashtra State (2017- National : 06; 19) M.Sc - 00 International: 183 • Member, Sectional Others (if any) - Patents (granted & Filed): Committee (Chem Engg), Pushpito Kumar Ghosh Research publications: Indian National Academy PhD (Chemistry), Princeton University, USA 12 International - 10 of Engineering (INAE) Conference proceedings/ (2015-2018), New Delhi K. V. Mariwala-J. B. Joshi Distinguished Professor National - 0 papers : 133 • Member, TASK Force, Peer-reviewed- Seminars/Lectures/Orations Bioenergy Sciences, Conference proceeding - 01 delivered : 230 Department of Books-00 Biotechnology, Ministry of Fellowships/ Memberships fatty acids into unsaturated Method of concentrating the Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Co-Guide : 37 Patents : Science and Technology, of Professional Bodies : oils/fatty acids for alkyd reject water stream by up to Masters Awarded as single/ International - 00 GoI.(2014-2018) • Fellow, Indian Academy preparation. 50% with co-generation of Co-Guide : 75 Indian - 01 • Member, Working of Sciences Highlight: Iodine value up dissolved fertilizer has been group-Innovation to 130 g/100 g achieved developed. (Ext. Collaborator: h-Index : Sponsored projects : Highlights of research work Council, Maharashtra and efficacy in drying oils Aquaplus, Pune). Equipment Google Scholar(31); Government - 01 done and its impact: State(2015-2018) application is demonstrated has been procured for scale up Scopus(27) Private- 03 Novel Applications of of reject water concentration • Member, National Program (performance test conducted Forward Osmosis (Sponsor: to 350 LPH. Citations : Professional Activities: on Carbon Capture, at Asian Paints) Godavari Biorefineries Ltd.) Google Scholar(3299); • Director, Aarti Drugs Ltd. Department of Science Student: Sonam Sancheti ONGC Projects entitled: Use A wide range of useful of composite foam to tackle Scopus (2668) (2006- to date) and Technology, GoI(2016- Contaminants in Phosphate applications of Forward the problems of oil spill and • Chairman, Wester Region, 2019) Fertilizers Research interests : Osmosis have been devised undesirable oil-in-water AICTE(2017- ) • Member, Advisory employing complementary Attempts were made to Process Intensification, emulsion (in collaboration • Member, Western Region Committee, UGC-CAS Feed and Draw streams reconfirm the data of uranium Biofuels by pyrolysis, CO2 with Dr. Surajit Some) Board of Apprenticeship program in Chemical having low and high osmotic analysis by laser fluorimetry conversion to liquid fuel Engineering, IISc(2019-) Foams have been prepared. and Training(2917- ) pressures, respectively. Both provided by BARC. A second Research students : Selective uptake of oil from • Chairman, Expert Special Awards/Honours: Feed and Draw can gain as a set of analysis was carried out P.D.F. - 00 oil-water systems has been Committee, Research, • Dr. G M Nabar Memorial result. by C-MET Hyderabad using demonstrated. Oil can be RA - 00 Innovation and Technology Lecture, Color Society, Practical methods have been the technique of ICP-OES. A squeezed out and the foam Ph.D. (Tech.) - 02 Transfer, RUSA-SPD, 2018 devised for brine preparation third set of analysis on select reused. Maharashtra(2016- ) using seawater – instead of samples was carried out by Ph.D.(Sc) - 01 Iron-fortified salt fresh water or desalinated XRF (data courtesy Dr. D. seawater – without Parvatalu). An analysis was A collaborative initiative is Laboratory also carried out on Egyptian underway with Dr. A. Gupta compromising brine quality. Main advantage is energy phosphate rock sample of University of Alabama savings provided by RCF. and Dr. J. R. Chunawala DST Project entitled: of CSMCRI, Bhavnagar to Students: B. C. Honmane Mitigating Water Woes in understand the properties iron (PhD student), S. Mogha (M. Marathwada (in collaboration loaded synthetic hydrotalcite Chem.), S. Sunny (M. Chem.) with Dr. D. D. Sarode) being considered for iron Unsaturated Fatty Acids fortification. US patent from Saturated Feedstocks 5000 LPH RO plant with was earlier granted for the (collaboration with Professor >66% product water recovery invention. G. D. Yadav); Sponsor: Asian achieved. Plant is presently producing around 10,000 Publications (peer Paints litres of potable water which reviewed): 3 Motivation: To convert is being distributed by Ausa Patents: 1 granted; 1 filed inexpensive saturated oils/ Municipal Council. Conference proceedings/ 8 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 9
papers : 1 Ph.D.(Sc) - • Co-Chairman, CSIR Profile: Stephen’s College, Delhi and Mumbai. He served from Seminars/Lectures/Orations M.Tech. - 1 Mission Mode Project on Professor Pushpito Kumar IIT Kanpur, respectively. He 1999 to 2014 as the Director delivered : 7 Sustainable Development Ghosh studied at Calcutta thereafter obtained his PhD of CSIR-CSMCRI, Bhavnagar, M.Chem. Eng - 2 through Catalysis Boys’ School and was a from Princeton University prior to which he functioned in lectures during 2008-2018 M.Sc - 0 • Member, Asian Paints recipient of the prestigious (U.S.A). He presently holds senior R&D roles in ICI India Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Others (UGs/BTech) - 7 the K. V. Mariwala-J. B. Joshi and ICI plc during 1985 to Technology Council National Science Talent Search Co-Guide : 1 (AcSIR) Distinguished Professor’s 1998. He was also associated Research publications: • Member, Board of Scholarship. He received Masters Awarded as single/ his Bachelor’s and Master’s chair at the Institute of briefly with the University of International - 3 Directors, Barefoot Co-Guide : 3 education in Chemistry at St. Chemical Technology, Hyderabad and IIT Bombay. National - 0 College, Tilonia, h-Index : 37 Rajasthan Conference proceeding - 1 Collaborators – Faculty, Students and Industry Partners in Research Projects Citations : 5452 • Member, Expert Books - 0 Subject taught: Committee for Appraisal Patents : of programmes and • Innovations in Chemical Technology; International - 1 projects undertaken • Industrial Engineering Indian - 1 by the Department of Chemistry; Sponsored Projects : Biotechnology, GoI during the 12th Plan. • Industrial Inorganic Government - 1 Chemistry, • Member, NRDC National Private - 2 Prize Award Committee • Safety & Risk Management Professional Activities: Prof. G. D. Yadav Dr. D. D. Sarode Dr. S. Srivastava Dr. Surajit Some • Member, Advisory and Research interests: • Chairman, Water Screening Committee of (Godavari Biorefineries) Applied Chemistry, Technology Initiative, the Common Research & Sustainability Research, Department of Science & Technology Development Outreach Programmes Technology, GoI Hubs Programme of DSIR Research students: • Chairman, Project • Vice President, Materials P.D.F.- 1 Evaluation Committee, Research Society of India Bilateral Programmes in (MRSI) RA - 1 Clean Tech Sector, DST- Special Awards/Honours: Nil Ph.D. (Tech.) - 1 GITA Prof. A. V. Patwardhan Prof. B. M. Bhanage Mr. R. Pathak Prof. Arunava Gupta Ph.D/Postdoc Students (Aquaplus Water Purifier University of Alabama Pvt. Ltd.) Mr. Bharat Honmane Sonam Sancheti Dr. Lokeshkumar Ramteke (PhD Student) (PhD Student) (Research Associate) 10 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 11
work has been on utilization reactors. Dr. Gogate was one improved crystallization of newer resources of energy of the key researchers to start (pharmaceutical industry for waste minimization, the research in this area, which applications) and wastewater increasing the throughputs has now been successfully treatment (oil and gas Dr. Parag. R. Gogate and converting the waste implemented worldwide. industry for recycle of water). B. Chem. Eng., M. Chem. Eng., Ph.D. (Tech.) resources into useful products Strategies for intensification of The research work and based on the application of the cavitational activity based the developed engineering Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering the basic insights developed on the basic research work strategies are expected to earlier. The process have also been successfully have a significant impact intensification studies with established with an objective on the other applications different industrially important of reducing the processing of cavitational reactors in applications such as chemical costs as well as enhancing a variety of areas such as Fellowships/ Memberships Francis), 2016- 2018 maximizing the cavitational synthesis, wastewater the applicability of the specialty chemical synthesis, of Professional Bodies: effects for acoustic and treatment, crystallization cavitation phenomena. The Biotechnology, Polymer • Associate Editor, Chemical hydrodynamic cavitation and emulsification have mechanism of synergy for chemistry, extraction of • Member, Indian Institute of Engineering Processing, reactors and also formed clearly established the utility the combinatorial techniques natural products, atomization, Chemical Engineers, 2003 Process Intensification the basis for new designs of cavitational reactors and of oxidation has been enhanced oil recovery, textile • Young Associate of (Elsevier), 2016-2019 which can be functional at have opened up many new conclusively identified and industry for enhancing the Maharashtra Academy of Highlights of research work areas of applications. The this should help in achieving efficacy of dyeing technique commercial scale operations. Sciences, 2007 done and its impart: innovative work on using the intensification goals by etc. with immense scope for The fundamental analysis • Member, National Academy Dr. Gogate has developed combined oxidation schemes using variable operation of commercial exploitation. has also been successfully of Sciences, Allahabad, engineering design and scale for wastewater treatment/ the cavitational reactors Dr. Gogate has been transformed into pilot scale 2009 up strategies for cavitational water disinfection should especially for the wastewater consultant to many industrial designs which are significantly • Young Associate, Indian reactors based on the help in achieving the dreams treatment applications. organizations including more energy efficient as Academy of Sciences, methodical analysis of the of a greener environment and The fundamental work on Ecosphere Technologies in compared to the conventional Bangalore, 2009-2012 bubble behaviour and its also sustainable processing. intensification of enzyme USA in the area of Process designs. For the large-scale implications on the cavitational It has been established and activity due to the use of Intensification, Process • Member, Indian Society for designs, Dr. Gogate has also intensity. Cavitational reactors is under demonstration that ultrasound has revealed that Improvement, Scale up Technical Education, 2011 performed the methodological are based on the key concepts new designs of cavitational the application of ultrasound and Design of process • Young Associate, Indian analysis of the cavitational of process intensification reactors give about 50 to under optimized conditions equipments. Dr. Gogate has National Academy of activity distributions based including the use of newer 400% intensification in the results in about two fold completed so far 10 projects Engineering, 2012 on the theoretical simulations energy sources such as processing rates as compared increase in the activity of successfully and many • Member, Editorial Board, and experimental mapping ultrasound and fluid energy. to the conventional designs. enzyme. This can be a major companies have renewed Ultrasonics Sonochemistry, measurements to establish The theoretical aspects have The work on synthesis of breakthrough in the area of the contracts showing the 2013-onwards the enhanced activity. The considered the different nanomaterials has led to enzymatic reactions which level of satisfaction. Dr. successful design and • Chartered Member, approaches to understand the establishing the procedures have been criticized for slow Gogate, in collaboration with application of pilot scale Institution of Chemical non-linear bubble dynamics for obtaining materials with rates despite being Green Ecosphere Technologies, reactors operating on the Engineers, UK, 2013 also considering the chemical desired characteristics processes with much higher USA, has recently developed basis of multiple frequency • Fellow, Maharashtra reactions occurring inside especially in terms of the selectivity. Thermodynamic a hybrid advanced oxidation multiple transducer ultrasound Academy of Sciences, the bubble. Also based on particle size and one patent studies with various enzymes reactor which intensifies the irradiation can be considered 2014 fundamental analysis, a application has been filed indicated that there is a treatment process by 5–20 as a significant achievement scheme has been developed on this work with around 25 favorable change in the times as compared to the • Member, Board of as this was the first such to predict the cavitational publications in international thermodynamic parameters use of individual approaches Governors & Honorary depiction in India and one of intensity in the reactor which journals of high impact factor. due to the changes in the depending on the application Secretary, UDCT Alumni the few worldwide. The work can aid in obtaining optimum Dr. Gogate has also put forward enzyme structure leading to in question. The Ozonix® Association, 2013-2015, has also allowed commercial design for cavitational and successfully established enhanced reaction rates. reactor has been successfully 2015-2017, 2017-2019 scale installations for reactors. The work has the utility of hydrodynamic used for processing of the • Member, Editorial Board, cavitational reactors which The research work has resulted into establishing the cavitation reactors with much recycled fluids at commercial Desalination and Water has been lacking. translated into commercial optimum set of design and higher energy efficiencies as sites on over 1200 oil and Treatment (Taylor & The main focus of the recent scale applications for two operating parameters for compared to sonochemical natural gas wells during notable applications of 12 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 13
hydraulic operations around Subjects taught : Desalination and Water Engineer given by The Society Faculty Research Award in publications along with over the United States. Dr. Gogate • Process Calculations, Treatment (Taylor & of Chemical Engineers, Japan, the Chemical Engineering 16822 citations with h-index is currently working on Cavitation for green Francis), 2016- 2018 2013. He has received the Discipline, Careers 360, of above 69 as per google sponsored research projects processes, • Associate Editor, Chemical Maharashtra State National 2018. He has also received scholar as well as written 28 worth over 1 Cr from DST Engineering Processing, award for best research the Rajib Goyal Prize for chapters in edited books. Dr • Chemical Reaction in the field of intensification Process Intensification work done by teachers Young scientist, 2018. Dr Gogate has active consultancy Engineering, Engineering of chemical processing (Elsevier), 2016-2019 of Engineering Colleges, Gogate has contributed projects with many national applications of digital applications using cavitational Indian Society for Technical extensively to publishing in / international industries and computers. • Member, Editorial board, reactors. Dr. Gogate is also Education, New Delhi, 2016 journals of high repute with also collaborations with many Research interests : Ultrasonics Sonochemistry working on collaborative and the Most Outstanding over 280 international journal research groups worldwide. (Elsevier), 2015-2018 projects with scientists from S o n o c h e m i s t r y, Portugal, Brazil and Ukraine. Hydrodynamic Cavitation, Special Awards/Honours: PRG Lab from Advanced centre The significance and Process Intensification, Water • Most Outstanding Faculty exceptional quality of the and Wastewater Treatment, Research Award in the research work is aptly Enzymatic Reactions, Chemical Engineering reflected by the fact that Polymer Chemistry, Advanced Discipline, Careers 360, the number of citations is Oxidation Processes 2018 remarkably high at around Research students currently • Outstanding Professor 12887 with an h-index of 62 working : Award given by Indian as per scopus and over 16822 P.D.F. - Nil Specialty Chemicals with h-index of above 69 as Manufacturing Association, RA - Nil per google scholar. Dr. Gogate 2018 has also contributed 28 book Ph.D. (Tech.) - 20 Ultrasonic Reactors • A.V. Rama Rao award for chapters and has been also Ph.D.(Sc) - Nil guiding the best Ph.D. Ultrasonic horn, Ultrasonic bath, Ultrasonic flow invited in collaboration with M.Tech. - 03 Thesis of the Indian Institute cell with varying frequency, power dissipation Prof. Pandit of the Institute M.Chem.Eng -02 of Chemical Engineers, and operating capacities. Reactor setup based of Chemical Technology to 2018 on constant temperature heating bath write two technology reports M.Sc - Nil Others (if any) -Nil • Rajib Goyal Prize, 2018 on Sonochemical Reactors and Hydrodynamic Cavitation Research publications: Profile: Reactors as contribution to International- 42 Dr. Parag Gogate is Associate the European Roadmap of Professor at Institute of Process Intensification. National- Nil Chemical Institute, Mumbai Peer-reviewed-Nil Ultrasonic Continuous flow cell Publications (peer reviewed) and former Visiting Associate Conference proceeding- Nil Professor at Purdue Ultrasonic Continuous flow cell from INKARP so far : 304 instruments PVT. LTD. Book Chapters-3 University, USA. He has Patents : 01 received his Ph.D. in Chemical Conference proceedings/ Patents : Engineering from ICT, Mumbai papers : 27 International - Nil in 2002. His research interest Seminars/Lectures/Orations Indian - Nil includes Sonochemistry, delivered : 87 Sponsored projects : Hydrodynamic Cavitation, Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Government- 05 Process Intensification, Water Co-Guide : 14 and Wastewater Treatment, Private- 02 Enzymatic Reactions and Masters Awarded as single/ Professional Activities: Polymer Chemistry. He was Co-Guide : 44 • Member, Board of awarded Young Scientist/ SprayDryer h-Index : 69 Governors & Honorary Young Engineer awards of Citations :16822 (as per Secretary, UDCT Alumni INAE, NASI, IASc, INSA & The Spraymate PLC- Based Lab spray dryer with google scholar) Association SCEJ Award for Outstanding ultrasonic nozzle from Jay Instruments Systems Asian Researcher and PVT LTD. • Member, Editorial Board, 14 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 15
of 6th in the World (Survey fuel in conventional cooking Conference proceedings/ carried out by Professor practice is 10 to 25%. papers : 38 Sommerfield of Georgia Professor Joshi and co- Seminars/Lectures/Orations Institute of Technology, USA. workers have developed new delivered : 110 Prof. J. B. Joshi He brought the project funding designs of cookers (with Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ B.Chem.Engg., Ph.D. (Tech) almost 10 times and donation capacities catering to 5 to Co-Guide : 93 2 times the funding per year 2000 persons) with thermal Professor of Eminence, efficiency in the range of 65- Masters Awarded as single/ given by the state government. Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai 75%. He has also developed Co-Guide : 60 During his tenure of 10 new designs of stoves (for h-Index: 57 years, the external revenue solid noncommercial fuels) Citations : 12699 generation (ERG) had a having thermal efficiency in Based on Web of Science (all compounded growth of 25% Fellowships/ Memberships 11447 citations and h-index resulting into 2 to 20 times the range of 40 to 50% as sources) per year. He created seven of Professional Bodies : of 54 (web of science). enhancement in business. compared with conventional Subjects taught : Endowment Chairs. He vastly practice of 10 to 20%. Both • Fellow, The World Academy The Chem. Tech journal His analysis and modeling improved the infrastructure • Multiphase Reactor the technologies have been of Sciences (TWAS), (published by ACS, USA upto of probably most complex and collected funds for the Engineering (M.Chem licensed. This invention is • Fellow, Indian National 2002) through its editorial multiphase reaction (NOx construction of about 40,000 Engg) useful for the entire developing Science Academy (INSA), briefs (named heart-cut), absorption) has resulted into m2 of laboratory space, • Multiphase Reactor Design world. The technology of has recommended the use commercial designs of many student, and faculty housing. (T.Y.B.Chem Engg) • Fellow of Indian Academy continuous cooking has also of his procedures for the plants with capacities in the He has established two of Science (IASc), been transferred to society. Research interests: industrial design. Such a range of 1 to 250 ton/day ultramodern research centers • Hon. Fellow, Indian Institute recommendation has been for selective manufacture of Professor Joshi has been very Fluid Mechanics, in the areas of bioenergy and of Chemical Engineers, made five times which is a sodium nitrite and Process active in prompting science Multiphase Reactor Design, atomic energy with research • Fellow, Maharashtra record by itself and is truly Intensification of nitric acid awareness in society. He Computational Fluid facilities for additional 130 Academy of Sciences, unique achievement. plants of capacities upto has also motivated school Dynamics, Atomic Energy, Ph.D. and 60 Masters • Patron Fellow, Marathi 700 tons/day. Extension of and junior college students Solar Energy, Bio-Energy Professor Joshi has been able students. Vidnyan Parishad Professor Joshi's work in for selecting "research" as Research students : 18 to enhance the productivity He also started a this area earned the British profession. For these two Highlights of research work and selectivity of a number comprehensive mission of P.D.F.- 4 Oxygen Company the coveted purposes, he (with the help done and its impart: of manufacturing processes Process Intensification with RA - 2 Kirkpatric Award of Chemical of about 60 Ph.D. students Professor Joshi has guided 90 including those competitively a strong participation of Engineering, McGraw hill, in the institute) had held 200 Ph.D. (Tech.) -14 Ph.D. thesis and 60 Masters offered on the global basis. He industry. He also started a 2002. workshops attending about Ph.D.(Sc) -NIL thesis. He has published has invented a large number new academic program of 100,000 participants every more than 511 papers in of novel designs, which are No wonder because of his management for the doctoral M.Tech. - 1 year. international cited journals far superior in performance proven and exceptionally students which has been very M.Chem.Eng -NIL and less expensive in capital successful track record, Professor Joshi is passionate and more than 60 state of well received by the industry M.Sc - NIL and operating costs. For all Professor Joshi is most sought about and has solved a large the art reviews/ monographs/ and the national research these developments, there after academic consultant. number of pollution problems Others (if any) - NIL book chapters. Specifically, laboratories. has been a strong basis of and converted the liabilities Research publications: he has co-authored (with Dr. Professor Joshi's leadership As a social responsibility, fundamental sciences. His into assets. In majority of L. K. Doraiswamy) a chapter as Director (1999-2009) has he has helped setting up International- 486 major contributions include: cases, there have been on "Chemical Reaction brought total autonomous ten small-scale commercial National- 25 (i) novel designs of multiphase innovative technologies. Engineering: in new Chemical and subsequently separate plants. Peer-reviewed - 470 Engineers' Handbook and equipment (for hydrogenation, University status to the Currently, is a president of oxidation, ammonolysis, In India 125 billion dollar/ Marathi Vidnyan Parishad Conference proceeding- 38 written a monograph on Institute. He almost doubled year worth energy is used for "Hydrodynamic Stability hydrohalogenation, the output of Ph.D. students, which has been active in Books - 9 (Book Chapters) halogenations, alkylation, household cooking: 50% of this improving scientific temper of in Multiphase Reactors" international publications, energy is in commercial from Patents : in Advances in Chemical etc.). (ii) He has improved citation output per year. On the the society. productivity and selectivity (LPG, NG, Coal, kerosene) International -1 Engineering. basis of publications per year, Publications (peer reviewed) of a large number of ongoing and 50% noncommercial Indian - 4 Professor Joshi has more than he brought the Department of so far : 511 commercial operations solid fuels. The thermal Chemical Engineering at a rank efficiency of commercial Patents : 5 16 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 17
Sponsored projects: Professional Activities • Chairman Science Advisory sciences”, but also allied despite the fact that less than nanoparticle coated stents. Government- 2 (Membership of important Committee, CSIR-IICT sciences bearing indirect but 1% of the researchers all The objective of the post- Committees): Hyderabad significant implications on over the world engage in this doctoral work undertaken Private- 3 • Coal Cleaning Initiative, Special Awards/Honors: the areas of my expertise. research. The rationale behind by myself was to employ DST, Government of India The research work conducted designing micelles was that novel biodegradable starch Fellow, Indian National by myself during my early micellar nanocarriers exhibit derivatives for targeting Academy of Engineers (INAE) days to formulate a locally sizes (approximately 25 nm) drug nanoparticles to the Laboratory injectable liquid crystalline that make them suitable for tumour cells. The project nanocarrier (LCNC) of transport through the olfactory involved exploitation of ofloxacin-serratiopeptidase mucosa thus offering direct various hydrophobically for effective non-surgical targeting of the entrapped modified starch derivatives treatment of periodontitis. The moieties to the brain. Potential for application as polymer dosage form was designed molecules like sumatriptan and matrix for nanoparticle to form an in-situ “gel” zolmitriptan was investigated preparation. The hydrophobic after administration into the in various animal models like modifications were found to periodontal pocket where it rats and rabbits. The effect facilitate encapsulation of would adhere to the mucosa of this delivery system was hydrophobic moieties like of periodontal pocket due to interpreted by combination idarubicin and docetaxel. As its bioadhesive properties. of various sensitive radio- a Humboldt post-doctoral Also, such a dosage form imaging techniques like researcher I moved a step would act as a matrix to gamma scientigraphy, ahead and am attempting control release of both drug autoradiography and SPECT to integrate principles of Particle Image Velocimetry Setup Laser Doppler Anemometry and peptide molecules. This and provided an in-depth molecular biology to develop formulation was found to be knowledge of the nose- delivery systems that can very effective in clinical studies to-brain transfer of these tackle diseases at the genetic and the results after thorough molecules. We have also level. This investigation has investigation are ready for shown a detailed mechanism been initiated with the objective publications. The objective of transfer of these of developing nanoparticlulate of second investigation was molecules involving various system for the siRNA to formulate a nanoemulsion physiological and neurological delivery for the treatment of for intranasal delivery of phenomenon. pulmonary diseases. These nitrendipine, which could In addition to the above nanoparticles, formulated Dr. Ratnesh Jain deliver the drug through the mentioned research, due with a commercial polymer, PhD(Tech.) Pharmaceutics nasal route for an increased to my keen interest in were found to sufficiently bind bioavailability. polymeric nanoparticles, and stabilize a model siRNA UGC Assistant Professor and Ramalingaswami Fellow Further research I have established various against luciferase protein. The undertaken by myself collaborations for working transfection efficiency and Fellowships/ Memberships • Member, Controlled Highlights of research work involved work packages with these systems. Here, the knockdown of luciferase of Professional Bodies : Release Society- USA and done and its impart: concerning formulation and drug loaded polymeric protein with this formulation • Member, European Indian Chapter “To learn ● To integrate ● To characterization of various nanoparticles were was found to be significantly Respiratory Society, • Member, Association apply ● To achieve” polymeric nanocarriers formulated employing Poly higher when compared with Switzerland of Biotechnology Led This has been my motivation including soft-shelled systems Lactic-Glycolic acid (PLGA) naked siRNA. Furthermore, • Member, Young Scientist Enterprises (ABLE), India towards achievement of like polymeric micelles and derivatives, Poly-Lactic acid the kinetics of siRNA release Committee, Controlled • Member, American College my short term and long hard-shelled systems like derivatives and PLGA-Heparin inside live cells is currently Release Society, USA of Clinical Pharmacology, term goals. I have a strong polymeric nanoparticles. Nose were developed for coating being evaluated by labeling • Mentor, Mentor-Protégé USA penchant for learning not only to brain route of administration them on cardiac stents. The different cell organelles and Program, Member, • Member, Proteomics what is a part of my field of was studied to present a safe research work was aimed at siRNA with suitable dyes and Controlled Release Society, Society, India specialization, “Drug delivery and acceptable alternative to probing the mechanism of subsequent Fourier resonance USA systems in Pharmaceutical conventional administration drug release and evaluating energy transfer technique. of various CNS targeted drugs the safety and efficacy of drug Currently, my research group 18 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 19
is focused on development Ph.D.(Sc) - 3 ‘Nanoparticulate Drug • Team Member of Indo‐UK Research and Travel Awards 2008 of Biomaterials for controlled M.Tech. - 3 Delivery: Perspectives Biotechnology YES (Young • First Best Poster Award, 8th • Travel Grant to attend release of drugs/genes/ on the Transition from Entrepreneurship Scheme), International Symposium of and present poster in M.Chem.Eng - proteins, Computational Laboratory to Market’, October 24-26, 2007 Controlled Release Society 35th Annual Meeting and Pharmaceutics, Engineering M.Sc - (Woodhead Publishing Academic Awards on Advances in Technology exposition of the Controlled of polymeric and metal Others (if any) - 3 Series in Biomedicine), and Business Potential Release Society, New York, • Qualified GATE-2003 nanoparticles for biomedical Research publications: Woodhead Publishing of NDDS, Ahmedabad, USA, 2008, Sahajanand (Graduate Aptitude Test in applications, Tissue International - 11 (Elsevier), Institute of February 26-27, 2008 Medical Technologies, Engineering), Percentile: engineering, biomedical Chemical Technology, 2008 National - 99.43, All India Rank:37, • Dr. A. S. Nanivadekar First devices and sensors. Matunga, India, 2014 Peer-reviewed - 2003 Best Poster Award, 2nd Profile: Publications (peer reviewed) • DAE Young Scientist Award, International Conference Conference proceeding- 28 • Rajabhau Kulkarni I am heading “National Facility so far : 11 DAE-BRNS, Govt. of India on “Drug Discovery & Memorial Prize for 2nd for Analytical Characterization Patents: 7 Books - , 2012 Development-South Asian rank during Bachelor of of Biopharmaceuticals” Conference proceedings/ Patents : • Young Associateship Pharmaceutical Sciences Perspective, Mumbai, being setup by Department papers : 28 International - from Maharashtra Course , 2003 October 4-5, 2008 of Pharmaceuticals, Govt. of Seminars/Lectures/Orations Academy of Sciences • Prizes for research awards, India in addition to the existing Indian - 7 • Junior Research delivered : 5 for the contribution UDCT Alumni Association, Biologics Characterization Lab Sponsored Projects : Fellowship University and Engineering and 2008 at ICT. From 2012, I have taken Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Grant Commission, India, Government- 6 Technology, Maharashtra various initiatives towards Co-Guide : 1 August 2004 • Best Poster Award Private- 7 Academy of Sciences, biosimilar characterization Masters Awarded as single/ • Senior Research (Second), 41st Annual 2012 and educational initiative Co-Guide : 3 Professional Activities: Fellowship, Board of Conference of Society • Ramalingaswami of Nuclear Medicine, e.g. Biosimilar Workshop to h-Index : 14 • Member, European Research in Nuclear Fellowship, Department December 3-6, 2009 support biopharmaceutical Citations : 577 Respiratory Society, Science, Department of of Biotechnology, Govt. of sector related to skill Switzerland Atomic Energy, India, • Travel Grant to attend Subjects taught : India, March 2012 development, infrastructure • Member, Young Scientist March 2007 and present poster in • Biopharmaceutical • INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship, development and Committee, Controlled • Nomination for Best PG 35th Annual Meeting and Engineering (CET1608) Department of Sciences entrepreneurship. I have more Release Society, USA Student Institute exposition of the Controlled and technology and than 55 publications and 150 • Introduction to of Chemical Technology, Release Society, New York, • Mentor, Mentor-Protégé Indian National Sciences presentations. Biopharmaceutical Mumbai, 2005, 2006, 2007 USA, CRS Indian Chapter, Program, Member, Academy, Govt. of India, Manufacturing Controlled Release Society, laboratory June 2012 • Research USA Methodologies(Chem eng) • Ramanujan Fellowship, • Member, Controlled Department of Sciences • Research Release Society- USA and and Technology, Govt. of Methodologies(PBT) Indian Chapter India, August 2011 Research interests: • Member, Association • Alexander von Humboldt of Biotechnology Led Prasad Pofali Saurabh Patil Sharwari Ghodke Anomitra Dey Nanda Rohra Ganesh Gaikwad Continuous process for Postdoctoral Research polymeric/metal nanoparticles Enterprises (ABLE), India Fellowship, Alexander von synthesis,; Material-Protein • Member, American College Humboldt Foundation, Interactions, Characterization of Clinical Pharmacology, Germany, January 2011 of proteins, biologics and USA • DST-DFG (Govt. of India biosimilars, Cell Culture • Member, Proteomics & Govt. of Germany) engineering and 3D printing Tejal Pant Aanshu Deokuliar Kritika Gupta Ashish Pandit Marianne Saldanha Akshay Mergu Society, India award to attend Meeting Research students currently Special Awards/Honors: of Nobel Laureate and working : Young Researchers in International Awards, P.D.F.- Physiology and Medicine, Fellowship and Recognition RA - Lindau, Germany, DST-DFG • N. R. Kamath Book (Govt. of India & Govt. of Ph.D. (Tech.) - 9 Award, for book entitled Germany), 2007 Vikas Bawane Prajakta Nikam Amita Puranik Pankti Ganatra 20 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 21
Sachin Jadhav Prof. Arvind.M. Lali Ph.D. Chemical Engineering B. Chem, M. Chem, Ph.D Tech (Chem. Eng.) Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering Head, DBT-ICT Centre for Energy Biosciences Professor of Chemical Engineering General Research Interest Scientific Expert/Member DBT, India. Fellowships/ Memberships lab and ongoing projects by Technology, Industrial and Expertise : for Bharat Petroleum • Member, Task Force of Professional Bodies: design of experimentation, Crystallization, Life Cycle Bioenergy, biofuels & biomass Corporation Ltd. (BPCL), Committees on Biofuels, Applying to IIChE statistical analysis, including Assessment to other chemicals, purification 2016-2018 Bioprocesses and Bio- selecting the appropriate Research students currently Highlights of research work of proteins, nucleic acids and • Consultant to a number products, DBT, India. analysis procedure, setting working : 05 done and its impart: other biomolecules, natural of Companies in up data for analysis, judging • Member of the Scientific My research work P.D.F.- and synthetic APIs high value India and abroad for validity and reliability of data, Advisory Committee (SAC) emphasizes on prevention and and producing publications. RA - organic/inorganic chemicals, chemical/biochemical on Industrial Biotechnology. remediation of environmental Ph.D. (Tech.) - continous chromatography, and biopharmaceutical/ Publications (peer reviewed) • Member, Research Council contaminations, groundwater Modeling and adsorptive pharmaceutical so far: 10 Ph.D.(Sc) - Committee, IMTECH, and surface water treatment, separations, biocatalysis manufacturing Patents : N/A M.Tech. - Chandigarh. Industrial wastewater and biotransformations, • Member, Task Force treatment, membrane- Conference proceedings/ M.Chem.Eng - 05 bioreactors design, mixing Highlights of research work Committees on Biofuels; based treatment methods, papers : N/A M.Sc - and dynamics of solid-liquid done and its impart: Algal Biotechnology; magnetic nanoparticle- Seminars/Lectures/Orations Others (if any) - fluidized bed, dynamics of and Nutrition and Food Prof. Arvind Lali’s research based adsorption methods, delivered : N/A gas-solid circulating fluidzing Security, Department of involves creating sustainable environmental engineering, Research publications: bed, process integration R&D platform for production Ph.D.s Awarded as single/ Biotechnology, Ministry process design, and process International - 09 and intensification, process of Science & Technology, of Biofuels, Bioenergy and Co-Guide : N/A modeling and simulation. The National - 01 development characterization Government of India, 2011 Bioproducts. He is involved work involves fieldwork as well Masters Awarded as single/ and scaleup. in development of a number Co-Guide : N/A Peer-reviewed - onwards as laboratory experimentation Fellowships of National and of potentially impacting h-Index : 07 Conference proceeding • Member, core group of with statistical data analysis International Academies of technologies and their Citations: 309 Books- scientists in the area of by computer-aided simulation Science or Engineering: Nil translation into demonstration bioenergy with Ministry and theoretical knowledge. I Subjects taught : Patents : plants (pilot/commercial). Fellowships/ Memberships of New and Renewable work across multi-disciplinary Chemical Engineering International - 0 The DBT-ICT 2G Ethanol of Professional Bodies : Energy, Government of platforms of biochemical Laboratory Technology for lignocellulosic Indian - 0 • Member, Task Force on India. engineering, solid-liquid ethanol production has been filtration, nanotechnology, Research interests : Sponsored projects : Production of Methanol • Member, Department scaled up with a demonstration drying, and granulation Water and Wastewater Government - 0 using Biomass/Municipal of Biotechnology, plant at India Glycols Ltd., to build international/ Treatment, Membrane-based Solid Waste/source other Ministry of S&T of India Kashipur Uttarakhand, India. Private - 0 national reputation through Separation, Nanomaterials than coal , NITI Aayog, New Task Force in Biofuels, This renewable platform Synthesis and their Professional Activities: Delhi, 2017-2018 Algal Biotechnology collaboration with institutes, technology has been industries and external parties. Applications, Adsorption- Applying for IIChE • Member, Scientific Advisory and Bioproducts and successfully demonstrated Recently I have started based Separation, Waste Special Awards/Honours: Committee (SAC), Centre Bioprocesses with commercial plants being expanding my horizons in Valorization, Petrochemicals, Mrs. Padma Kelkar of Innovative and Applied • Member, Maharashtra set up by HPCL and BPCL Life cycle assessment and Chemical and Enzymatic Endowment Award from Bioprocessing (CIAB), Academy of Sciences companies. environmental impact of Kinetics, Process Modeling Chemical Engineering Mohali, 2016 – 2019 • Member, Apex Committees, The other major technologies various processes. I manage and Simulation, Drying Department • Research Council as a Food and Nutritional Safety, developed and transferred to 22 Institute of Chemical Technology I Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering I Institute of Chemical Technology 23
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