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Prosenjit Ghosh
Also known as: Prosenjit
Indian Institute of Science, Physical Research Laboratory
About
Stable isotope geochemist specialising in carbonate and water geochemistry, with sustained contributions to developing a state-of-the-art stable isotope facility at IISc. Research integrates clumped, stable, and triple oxygen isotopes to quantify hydrological and Earth system processes (temperature, moisture circulation, seasonality, ocean circulation, and moisture recycling over land and ocean). Publication record includes ~84 peer-reviewed papers and ~3900 citations (Google Scholar h-index ~28).
Employment
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Indian Institute of Science Professor2017 - Present
Education
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Physical Research Laboratory PhD1994 - 2001
Projects & Funding
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Publications (57)
- Laser spectroscopy-based oxygen and clumped isotope acid fractionation factors using two different carbonate digestion techniques Save
- Biomimetic Design of Naphthalene Diimide Derivatives for Highly Selective Mercury Ion Fluorescence Detection Save
- Greenhouse forcing and paleogeographic controls on Tropical Indian Ocean surface temperature variability during the Miocene Save
- Depositional controls on the preservation of ∆’17O signatures in sedimentary sulfate Save
- Acid fractionation during carbonate digestion with phosphoric acid – Assessment of two different techniques applied for clumped and stable isotope analysis using a Tuneable Infrared Laser Differential Absorption Spectrometer (TILDAS) Save
- Moisture recycling disturbing elevation effect on isotopes in north-eastern Himalayan River catchment during dry season Save
- Relic surface water (clay-pore water) input triggers arsenic release into the shallow groundwater of Bengal aquifers Save
- Temperature Estimates of Lower Miocene (Burdigalian) Coastal Water of Southern India Using a Revised Otolith “Clumped” Isotope Paleothermometer Save
- Convection, Terrestrial Recycling and Oceanic Moisture Regulate the Isotopic Composition of Precipitation at Srinagar, Kashmir Save
- Ab initio quantum chemical studies of isotopic fractionation during acid digestion reaction of dolomite for clumped isotope application Save