V
Vinay
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Research areas: Agricultural and Biological Sciences · Soil Science · Agricultural Science and Fertilization · Wastewater Treatment and Reuse · Plant Growth and Agriculture Techniques
About
I am a doctoral candidate pursuing research in "Environmental Risk Assessment and Management" at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. My research is focused on the risk assessment and management of emerging contaminants.
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Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Ph.D. Scholar2022 - Present
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Publications (9)
- Coexistence of Microplastics and Heavy Metals in Wastewater Treatment Plants of Delhi, India: Occurrence, Transport, Potential Interactions, and Associated Environmental Implications Save
- Multi-cluster assessment of microplastics discharge from textile effluent treatment plants of India: Removal efficiency, characterization and associated environmental risk Save
- Impact of the energy transition in the electricity sector on the environment and climate change in an industrial State of Andhra Pradesh, India: A life cycle assessment approach and policy directions for developing economies Save
- Conversion of locally available materials to biochar and activated carbon for drinking water treatment Save
- Microplastic Fibers in Different Environmental Matrices from Synthetic Textiles: Ecotoxicological Risk, Mitigation Strategies, and Policy Perspective Save
- Contemporary Drift in Emerging Micro(nano)plastics Removal and Upcycling Technologies from Municipal Wastewater Sludge: Strategic Innovations and Prospects Save
- Impact of the Energy Transition in the Electricity Sector on the Environment and Climate Change for an Industrial State in India - a Life Cycle Assessment Approach and Policy Direction for Developing Economies Save
- Municipal Wastewater Sludge as a Sustainable Bioresource in Developed Countries Save
- Municipal Wastewater Sludge as a Sustainable Bioresource in Developed Countries Save