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Devleena Tiwari
University of Hyderabad, National Geophysical Research Institute CSIR
0000-0001-5079-5006
About
My research focuses on organic matter in Ancient and Recent sediments to derive useful insights upon its source, properties and paleo & depositional environments. I use molecular, elemental and stable isotopic compositions of bituminous compounds and kerogen in organic-rich sedimentary rocks such as shales and coals, inlcuding marine sediments to understand Earth’s early life, environment and biogeochemical cycles, thermal history of petroleum source rocks and paleoclimatic variability.
Employment
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University of Hyderabad Assistant Professor2018 - Present
Education
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National Geophysical Research Institute CSIR PhD
Projects & Funding
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Publications (45)
- Oligocene and Late Miocene-Pleistocene biomarkers in sediment cores from Northern South China Sea: Insights on organic provenance, paleoenvironment and climate Save
- Source Rock Properties, Depositional Environment and Kerogen Degradation Kinetics of Lower Permian Shales from the Ib River Sub‐Basin, Mahanadi Basin, Eastern India Save
- Biogeochemical evidence of the Oligocene and late Miocene–Pleistocene climatic variability from two deep sediment cores of the South China Sea Save
- Kerogen geochemistry and thermal decomposition kinetics of Early Permian shales from the Talchir Basin of Odisha, Eastern India Save
- Molecular fossil chronicles and geochemical probes of Paleogene coals from Meghalaya, India Save
- Classification and transformation of aerosols over selected Indian cities during reduced emissions under Covid-19 lockdown Save
- Source rock properties and kerogen decomposition kinetics of Eocene shales from petroliferous Barmer basin, western Rajasthan, India Save
- Organic petrology and geochemistry of Early Permian shales from the Krishna‐Godavari Basin, India: Implications for Gondwana palaeoenvironment and climate Save
- Influence of geochemical, organo-petrographical and palynofacies assemblages on hydrocarbon generation: A study from upper Oligocene coal and shale of the Makum Coal Basin, Assam, India Save
- Multi-proxy approach on the hydrocarbon generation perspective of Barjora Basin, India Save